Your Christmas Cake
Will Be Good If You Use
EXCHANGE FLOUR
Sack $2.20, 4 sacks $8.60
Spuds $3.25, 100 lbs.
Cornmeal40c,91bs.
See Us First We Can Save You
I FARM BUREAU
I COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSEBURG OAKLAND
BMiriarf
"Ship By Truck"
Save Dollars and Cents
We have a fleet of trucks leaving daily, Roseburg,
Eugene, Portland, Medford, Marshfield. making
deliverjr at
All Way Points1
J Oregon Auto Transportation Co.
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Roseburg Phone 31-J ,
401 Oak St.
Put that personal touch to youi
Xmas greeting cards by having
your name printed on each card.
See the News-Review office for a
nice line of samples at a reason
able price.
Chas. S. McElhinny;
-The Widow's Friend"
Oregon Life '
248 North Jackson
Grand Barber Shop
AND ,.
. . BEAUTY -PARLOR
,
Hair Bobbing and
Shingling
In all the latest styles
by expert Men Barbers
BEAUTY PARLOR
in charge of Mrs. Dou
cette and Miss Goff.
.T.t.T.T.f.5i.TT.T.TTT.Tfl.TII-IOM
A Week of
Children's Cleanii g
I)o you know that a greater
percentage of the school chil
dren go the entire year with
out a thouBht of having tlieir
outer clothing cleanedt
Statistics show 600 cases of
children's diseases during Ihe
later part of the year to one
in the first part of the term
due to personal and close con
tact with other children dur
ing school hours. Why fumi
gate the school room, take
every precaution with their
health, specialists lor eyes,
ears, rose, teeth, etc., watch
for under nourishment and
nevor pay any attention to
the proper sanitation of their
wearing apparel. During the
week beginning December
it there is betas: launched all
over the land what is to be
called a "National School
children's ('lollies Cleaning
Week." Don't let yonr child
start the next term of school
without a thorouKh and sani
tary cleaning of all wearing
apparel. Phone 227
ri-I'I
W 4rATcarajj'-C aa-fttrVV'-vf r ' '9 J
The Lsrgest Stock sf
Good Used
Chevrolets
tuid Fords
In Roseburg
Wa Will Soli on
EASY TERMS
Hansen Chevrolet Co.
Phono 44
Money!
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Portland Phone M 126S
E. Water and Yamhill St.
E
',-,-----M,',1 I He would be kept at It a week or
ten days. He was distracted be-
cause she might" get too lonely.
I TiRTFj ilHe WM sending books and new
I rnnuTHij TBtF 7 j records for the phonograph and
7 .. j. 1 Htts 7 bed ordered provisions to be sent
at Brand a. twice a week.
4 SPITZENBERQS $1.25 A BOX 4 "There's another bundle, darl-
at Brand's. tag girl, that I hope meets with
BAR3ECUE SANDWICHES iy0ur approval. They have ahop-
AND COFFEE, CAR SERVICE pers In the stores here and she
' at Brand's. ! picked out these togs, for, of
4 Pacific Highway 4 miles north. 4 I course, not being in the Garden
4 Open every day and evening; 4 lot Eden, you've got to have food
e ,and raimeit. I hope the shoes sre
'4a44 right. 1 noticed the ones you
' y 1 I w.ro very thin and hit heeled
I But I made a pattern from them
ANNOUNCEMENT . 4 tag day and night m the nope ot
ebtHing you next Saturday. Will
' Barnes Barber Shop, Cass 4), you look forward to this one-tenth
street, wishes to announce the i as eagerly as I do I love you
a n,nin. ni mruiui-n ihnr. .
bughiy equipped Uerfuty Shop, I long for you. I'm tortured witn
In connection, in charire of 4,tbe of your loneliness, you
Alks lta Barnes, of , Port-
land. Miss Barnes Is a Marl- 4
4 nello operator, and expert in
marcelling, and all lines of
beauty work. The Beauty
; Shop has been Kmpletely re- i
d modeled, and the latest equip-
ment Installed. For appoint-
menu phone 169-J.
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MASONS, ATTENTION
; 4)
e The annual election of offl-
4 cars for Laurel Lodge, No. 13,
A. F. & A. M. will be held
4 Wednesday evening, Dec. 23rd.
4 Lodge will convene at 4
i o'clock p. m. Work in the F.
4) C. degree. Dinner will be
served at 6:30, followed by
4 the election and Installation 4
4 of officers. All members are 4
: a requested to be present. 4
4 By order of W. M.,
! 4 W. F. HAKK1S, Sect')".
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4 FIREMEN DIE, 5
HURT IN MILLION
DOLLAR CITY FIRE' Hit the celling again! Oh. wait
la few months snd Murlilo would
Auul r. Ld Wlr..) 'grow weary, finding their bond
'WAYNESBURO. Pa., Dec. 23. on' bur,aen- . .
Four volunteer firemen were killed I H ?vn "?
newt !.-. , K.. tttiilrswl tva ri.
ously, during a lire which swept
' the business district of Waynes
burg today. A (ailing v. p. 11 crushed
Vthc men. Several bulldinns were
I : destroyed. Loss was estimated al
I $1,000,000.
i Don't deiay order your JCmss,
greeting cards from the .exclusive i
joo printing oepanmeni or tue
News-Review office. We can serve I
yoo right. I
TUBBY
r- vlmPlTt TT' j Tumult thmail Vr mot, 0m t punch)- I i -tevl Mt .vo-a ifb y. (rrrpta)1
SANDY"
By ELENORE MEHERIN
THE STORY SO FAR.
Sandy Mce, in luve-wuh life,
aiumes ben Muiillo. a rich Italian,
to please her uupuver-sUed tawny,
tyiauuy by 'Mu-mu uii uretiueut
u,.rns follow. A son dies lit
birth. Bob McNeil, her uncle, aids
in plans (or bandy and her mother
to take a trip to Honolulu, 'inoie
she meets Kanion - Worm, who
bares her Ufa in lh surf. On the
same steamer home he declares
his love. Murlilo says he will oar
er release her. Juulth Moore, a
cousin, tells bandy . ove is every
thing. Muiillo overtakes her as
she goes (or a tryst with Ramon.
He appears, unexpectedly, at a par
ly sue is giving lor her friends.
After the party he strikes her. She
leaves his house and accepts ths
kindly attentions ol Ramon, whose
home she shares.' tine receives a
telegram from Hatuon.
Uo an with uia atary from here:
CHAPTER 57
" Sandy took the telegram to the
table she had set so prettily near
the fireplace. The popples wer.
clou. mi in long, golden Duds.
She read: "Can't get away.
Greatly disappointed. Letter ex
plains. Sending packages parcel
peat."
She swallowed, took a lone,
rasping breath with the shaky
feeling of one who has passed
some desperate critls. bh: mi at
the table, her heart going quickly
and began to eat. She thought:
I "This Is good. I needed this.
Now, I'll begin to work. I'll work
hard." - r
And she went about with a cold
precision, refusing to notice the
quiet; Ignoring the tightness and
heat at her thoat. For three days
she worked relentlessly, taking
a pleasure in punishing herselt.
Then Ramon's letter came. An
unexpected reorganization of the
firm where he was working called
for an examination of the books.
land pray the size fits, ira work'
more than ever I think of you,
ideal, brave darling.
You are that
I
love you. You need me a
i how glad I am to serve
littl
you
In the box was a golf skirt with
,T port "J0Je There
silk blouses neckties and ejrpen-
long, stunning knitted coat and a
trig, close fitting felt hat.
Sandy shook them out, examin
ing them mintiltdv. Her hands
wer9 coi,j anij trembled violently.
She said, quietly: l nave to navo
them. 1 can't go about naked
jl can pay for them when I get a
job." She felt Krateful to Ramon
and suddenly she began to cry.
But she wouldn't pity herself.
Sha said In a business-like way:'
"I'll have to borrow to get start
ed. I can borrow from Ramon.
I can pay it back."
And she hammered at the type
writer. Every night she washed
out her underwear, set it belore
the fire to dry. Sometimej she
put It on damp, thinking sombrly:
"It doesn't matter . . . nothing
matters."
These despondent moods camo
only when sbe was excessively
tired when she had punished
herself with long, relentless hours
practicing shorthand or typing.
Usually, there run through all her
thoughts a young, robust confi
HAitm Thlnirn wnutd turn out!
l" WlmUWII. Alien UH L'UUIU UM3H
aliout on all the wild adventures
he wished. No one would have
the right to protest. He would
H
EAD COLDS
Malt in apoon; iohal raporsj
pply ttly up iKauila.
WICKS
V VapoRub
Peer I T MUUmn Jmrt U4 Yrt
a a
NOTICE , ' !
0 a waisperoa: ' I cant get away, i ll
1 4 Annual meeting of the never be free." And she sat hours
4 Brockway and Dillard farm- ' watching the waves billowing so
en' Telephone company at 4;'r out ihere, coming in Immense,
Brockway school house. Jan rolling contours to the shore
le ary 1. lt, at 1:S0 p. m. O. w,r- ".""""'TV lceDt ,n
T. Henry. Pres.. D. M. Reding.?
See. v
even find some to Justify him. .
She would be released; all the
sweet, breezy gaaieiy of her girl
hood returned. Well of course
this would happen 1 Twenty-one
snd all of bljttieneis and youth
before her
Toward the end of the second
week the hope for this solution
deceived a final blow. It came
In the usual acrimonious letter
Irom Alice.
Your husband called today and
went up to mammas room. I
followed. I sat myselt theie. He
tried to stare me out of counte
nance and, (ailing, said: "Mother
McNeil in that voice ot his
I'd like to talk with you aloha.
May IT"
Ma given me the dignified nod
to bow myself cut
It made me
pretty furious, so I told him
"Mother's not welt. K:at don't
excite her I" Ma was humified and
tamo back with: "Alice, I'm sur
prised!" and to him: "The poor
girl's tired. Won't be orfenued,
lien, dear."
They spoke In whispers. The
doors were closed. So, sharp as
my ears are, 1 heard almost nil.
When he came out 1 said cor-
dlally: "Has your wile lully re-
covered from the smash-up?'
tor a minute It appeared like
my turn for a crack In the Jaw
had arrived. He came right up to
me with a crouching, animal look,
He snarled in my teeth: My sis-
ter la entirely recovered, thank
you!
I fond ma in tears. She says,
"Allce, where Is Sandy? She s
not with Judith. Den has learned
this. Now I wont you tell me
tne truth?"
I got huffy and said I d not oe ,
drawn into the Murlilo mess,
Plentious weeps from me. "Ben
thinks Sandy has left him for
good, Alice. He thinks she means
to get a divorce.
"Why shouldn't sbe. You saw
that picture. You know what It
means." -
Alice; A single gin to enier
tain auch Ideas! It was Ben's sis-
ter. I'm ashamed of you. Now
I want you to write to Sandy and
ten ner tuat uer uubwmim
fight any effort on her part to put
aside her vows. Divorce will not
permit him to remarry. He Is not
going to reloase Sandy. Tell her
that her mother and father,
deeply as they are grieved, cannot
countenance her defiance. They
will be forced to take sides against
her."
This got my goat. I said:
"Who d want her to come back
and be'a chasing all over the
1 country with another woman?
Tht' nor th
Ma's lips tight:
And it it 'were your slater
truth
drove him to it
As Sandy read this she raw the
curls falling on her mother's
dIuuid. warm neck. How
olten
she had kissed these. How she
had loved teasing and kissing Isa
bel. But Isabel turning againu
her! Sitting with compressed
ll ps stern and cold In Judgment,
I don't care!" she said quick
ly, flinging her head back.
But she did care. She let Ihe
dog strain at the leash, let him
race her along, the wind and aalt
In hes mouth, the hair flying
about her face. "It's the sprsy!"
she told herself angrily, when her
eyes were wet and stinging. She
tugged at the dog, pulling blm to
her aide with .a resentful: "Quit
yanking! Can't you walk along
like a decent dog?" He sullied
at her feet, looked up inquiringly
and began glibly and generously
licking her hand. Tears rushed
down her cheeks.
She came to the dunes while,
rippling hills hidden by the mur
muring tree. Quiet here so quiet
that one's step sank noiseless,
leaving no footprint. . She let her
feet go down ankle-deep. Imagine
ed herself disappearing In the
gleaming, quiet sands. Isaliel
would cast her off would take
Murlllo's part, thinking it rlubt
that Sandy's life should be Ironcd
out, blanched and Joyless.
"Ironed out. That's your fate,
a voice whispered. "Lucky to stay
on here a lonely prisoner all the
days ot your life.. Bound to him.
You had your chance. You think
you'll get another? That a great,
beautiful love la waiting for you?
It's not! You've finished!"'
She considered this, blazing and
mutinous. Uer mother's words
assaulted her. They would take
Murlllo's part stand against her.
. .
She could no longer work, so
furious was her resentment. She
now went about with a feeling of
She Was in a pft the cliffs drtiv'-
Dealing against i-iusni wa. a
Here s 'An Order for Santa.
lug together, masting over her
bad.
W hen she looked at the ocean she
- "' - ' -""
Pebble Beach, like an etching,
a .tree. In wistful grace against
the turquoise sky. She fancied
herselt lost on a raft oa the meas
ureless sea. No one would cars.
Her mother's reputation was
crushing and Incredible. It ob
literated all the old, dear ties.
She would never go back. No
stay here what did they care
throw her to Murlilo. She caught
the dog's neck, whispering, "(Joa,
it's lonely here!"
When she returned to the house
and found provisions waiting, aba
thought of Kamoa with a storm
ot gratitude. The only friend in
the wide world!
She bad a wish to dash away,
lose herselt In the crowds, flirt,
dance, drink, go roaring wild
Why not?
She came to dread the dark
ness the long quiet evenings
with thA rnnm throwing Mrhoaa at
!ner with the silence whispering,
You 11 never get free! swallow
it!" The tapping ot the tree at
the window set her walking nerv
ously. She said words out loud
In the sheer longing to hear a
voice. When another week pas
sed and then another, with Ramoa
writlne. "It will be five days
more at ieut before I can leave
(here." she grew frantic because at
,hs al,iRt Bnd .hs waves dashlna
M relentlessly agalasr. the rocks
)the boom and the roar and the
,.( eaaaelesa monotony. .
Then tn8 weatDer changed. For
ii&ya lne ,ky vu overcast, the
liters gray. A. wind howled
ithrouith the trees.
gaudy lay awake at night. 11st-
ening to that tree tapping and
iaDDina: to the wind hurling pab-
lDlev a(alast the door. All night the
;vmii wandered about the house.
.The doe: took to runnlnc with his
nose along the ground. She put
er hands over her eyes and cried
softly. "I'll leave In the mora-
lng ... I won't stsy here
iaaother night." The dog crouch-
ei at tne door (iTing unearthly.
'protesting moans when the win-
dows rattled,
"Lord. Isn't this awful," Sandy
whispered: "awful." She lay there
nlanulna wild, brilliant revenge
alIaint the wind the tanning
tree, Murlilo.
Soe awakened feverish, ready to
cry, Wltn alarm at vie BUSHtvoi
sound. At 10 o'clook she put oil
her sweater,
She was
running down ths
walk.
Bamou came.
Quality merchandise at lowest
prices at Powell's Furniture Store. .
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AZALEA ItlllENT HEAD.,
Mrs. A. N. Haydon of Azalea
idled Tuesday at the home of Mr.
(and Mrs. Oscar Head In Azalea.
Airs. Jlttuuu was umu i uiuiu.i
Ontario county. New York. June
18, 1834 and spent many years
ot her life In Oregon. Funeral
arrangements nave, not yet oeen
made. .c mm
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Something for everybody! Purs-
. gift sets, perfume, toilet wa
jter. bill folds, key rings, stationery.
cards, candy. Incense and numer
ous other useful and beautiful gifts.
Lloyd Crocker. .
DAUGHTER OF AGED
VETERAN 13 TOO YOUNQ
FOR U. D. OF C.
CARLISLE, Ky.. Dec. S3. Al
though the direct daughter of a
Confederate soldier. Jlmmie Ellen
Barr, 12 years old, Is not eligible
to belong to the United Daughters
of the Confederacy until she at
tains her majority. Jlmmie is Ihe
daughter of A. J. Barr, 88, who did
not marry until he was past (0
years of age. Kentucky Confeder
ate statisticans believe Jlmmie Is
the youngest daughter of a Con
federate soldier In the United
States.
Studebaker
models.
bunas no year?)
kotick nr fihai. hkamno
In tho County Court of the Stato ot
Oregon -fur Douglas County.
In ths mailer of h. (state of MarM
N. Currier, Ierra.Ad.
Notice Is hereby given that R. W.
Marsters. administrator, with ths
will annexed, of the estate of Marl.
N. Currier, deceased, has filed In
ths ootinty court of tho Htato of Ore
gon for Douglas County, bis final
account and report of bis adminis
tration, and ilia court has fixed
Wedneixtay. the tlrd day of Decem
ber. lH2i, al Ihe hour ot ten o'clock.
A. M. of said day. In the court room
of said court In the cltyof Hoao
burs. Oregon, as the ttfna and place
for hearlna ohiectlons to aald final
account and report, and tho auttle
ment thereof.
Hated and first published this
tela day of November. IS.'..
It. W. MAKSTBltS,
neaed of tho estate of Ilarle .
Currier. Decf-aecd.
fceeeeeeeeeeee...
Dressmaking and designing, 4 1
ready-made kiddle clot has lor
sale. Agency (or Parker's ho
etery. Ml (Mwlar St, Pfcoae
617-R.
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MOTtca or snirtra sals: or
sums, raiursssiTa
la the Clivult Court ol tks (Hat t
Or.goa for leujriaa County,
r. at. Carethera. PieiaUtt. vs.
fermella ateUeuoush and W. M.
aiuuonougn. ieinoaata.
Motive Im fearolw i that as
virtue ot sa exeeutloa and order ef
sale Issued out et the aeevo os
titis court la the above eatlllod
cease oa the lire day ot Mov.mbor.
lszs. to mo oiroctsa ana aellverea.
uummandlns mo to soil the hrla-
l.rv Ihm ludsrlnonL and uoru ol
loroeloauro roaderod and enured la
after dososlbod roai propony to sat-
tao anovo entitioa suit on tn. luta
day ot Novemkor, lilt. In faver of
Us above aaaod alalatift aad
aaalast the above named defend
ants, tor tae sum ok vim
laursst oa liote.M th.rogt at ths
rats of I per ent per annum from
tbo 10th day ot Nov.mbor, and
tne lunnor sum oi .ii.ss one too
further sum of 1300.0 attorney's
1ml and the further sum of !.
costs aad disbursomonu, I will, oa
Monday, tha ZMth day. of Doosmaor.
ivss, at tno aour ei a o Qiooa in
tho aftoroooa of said day. at the
front door of the oourt bouse la
ttoeoburc, veugias ctuui, urecoo,
oftor for sale and sell at publlo auo
tlon. to tho highost bidder for sash
la hand, the following described
real property, to-wlti
14)1 ono. tne suuineasi quarior ot
th northeast auartsr and tae
northsast quarter ot the auuthoast
quarter, all In seotion S, township
17 aouth. ranas a west, or tne wii
lamette Meridian In IMuglas Coun
ty. Or.a-on: aublect IO rodemniioa
as provided by law. and win apply
tne orocMaa or oaia sole in in pir
m.nt ef the coots and exponas;
th.reor, sad tne oaianco, ic any,
will ear to the Clork of the abevs
entitled oourt mm rauuva or
Uat.d novomusr s.tn. I'it.
a. W. 8TARMKR.
Sheriff ot Douglss County Oregon.
Notice et eale et government tim
ber, Oenoral Land Uttlco, Washing
ton, Ol C, Wo v. tl, 1121. Notice ts
hnrabv srivon that subioct id ths
condiUons and limitations ol . the
aou of June s, ill til eiat,
lDruarr so, isas tiv owu, wi,,
and' June 4. ! (41 Stat., ill), and
uuniunt to d.nartmental r.Kula
tlona o( iorll 14. 14 (40 L. IK
;. the umbsr on the following
lands will bo sold Jan. If, IMS. at
10 o'clock a. ni. at public auction
nt tho U. S- land office at Booe-
bura. Oregon, to the highest aiddor
at not lass than tne appraised val
ue as showa by this aotlco, sale to
bo subioct to the approval of the
Secretary of Ike Interior. The par
chase prlco, with oa auultlonal sum
of eno-flftb of one nor corn, there
of, being commissions allowed, must
OS eoposltod at time 01 eio oaoawr
Iprovod. etuerwtse patoat wulslasuo
feT,,;.Sr??"s,V4i wTal
to bo reiui-nea . u sate ta not a'
be received from cltlsoas ot the
United Sattos, associations of such
k 1 1 1 a uri dArnaMtlofi, OrKaulB-
ed undar lha laws' of the United
mates or any mate, territory, or
tii.trict thrtrwof only, unon aDDllca-
tloa ot auaiuiea auronaaer tne
timber oa any lea-ai BUbdlviaLoa Will
be ottered separately before balng
Included in any otferv of a larger
unit T. is B.. It- f rv, boo, ... let
fir 1010 M, hemlock 10 M. cedar 40
si. lot I (Ir 1110 M. hemlock ft M,
cedar ill M. BE NE'A Ilr lit
3
h.mlnrW
si
Nhlla fir lllb If- hemlock 100
cone luo U lot! fir S1X0 14. bas
leek UO M. cedar lit M. lot 4 II,
s0 at, hemlock 17i U. cedar lit
M. aa)44 NVrVk fir 1440 M. hemlock
70 ai, cedar 110 M, gW)4 NW'U "J
1110 M. hemlock U0 M. cedar 10 ML
NKhi HK fir UM M. hemlock l0
M, cedar te al, SU fir 1140
St, hemlock luu M, cedar ISO ' M.
nslti HUta fir 1IIV M. h.mlotk lto
at c.darlO M, aW Bki(4 fir lie
M, hemlock 110 M. douar I so M. MICA
iWH fir 1470 M. , h.miosk U0 it
cedar 110 M, NWtt SW)4 fir till M.
humlock 111 M. cedar it U. 8K!
BWW fir 1040 M, hemlock 140 sC
nler loa SI. IW4 SWU fir 1140 M.
hemlock 100 M. cedar lit M, See. 7,
MSI4 fir
1S00 M. cedar 40 M.
U NKta fir 1410 M. c.dar 40 M,
i NKit fir 1000 M. cedar 140 M.
HWS N)a Ilr sixe sa, oeoar .
NE'i. NWU fir 1140 at. cedar
(ir 1110 la, oedar 140 M,
fir isso at, cedar tu at,
l,.l I fir 1444 M. cedar 40 M. SBtt
NWt4 fir 1400 M. cea 1(0 M, lot i
fir amo M. cedar lu Ja, rIKIi HBt
tlr li0 at, cedar 410 at. NWia dki&
Ilr 1110 M. cedar 110 M, 8EI4 BUk
Ilr 440 M. Oedar Ut M, SWi HUl
fir 140 at. cadar 140 M. MK1 Swff
fir 1100 St. oedar 144 M, lot 8 Ilr
lutO M, cedar 1)1 M, Ititi wU jit
40 M. cadar 410 VI, lot 4 Ilr 1171
M, oedar 100 M. Bee. . HK
fir 1040 M, hemlock 170 M, cedar
110 M. NW44 fir 87 00 M, hem
lock 110 M, cedar Hi M. SES NK(4
tlr 1410 at. hemlock to M. cedar 4V
at, RW)4 NE14 (ir 1410 M, hemlock
140 U. oedar 00 M, KB 14 NWfa fir
1SI0 M, hemlock 144 M, oedar ill
at, NWU NWIi tlr 1120 M, hem
lock 160 M, cedar 140 M, SKti UW
ilr 1110 at. hemlock 1.10 M. cedar
171 Id. Bvvi rtWfi (Ir 1010 M, hem
lock 140 M7 oedar lie M, NEti
3Ei4 fir 1410 M, hemlock 10 M. ca
dar 10 M. NWti E(4 fir 1610 M,
hemlock 100 M. cedar 40 M, BEJ,
Hit 'a tlr 1140 M, cedar It at, StvS
ssii fir iiio at. aemioca 7a at, ce
CO-
rvj
dar too at. riB bw is. fir s.io i
hemlock 170 M, cadar 140 M, NW
HWta fir 1710 M. hemlock 140 I
cedar lot M. BE14 BWS4 fir 8110 M,
hemlock 100 M, cedar It M. BWii
MWU (Ir 740 M, hemlock 40 M, oe
dar 1 00 M, Hoc II, lot 1 fir 700 M,
lot I fir loo M. 8E14 UB fir too
M. 8Wt4 NK!4 fir 4u0 M. lot I fir
(00 M, oedar 100 VI, lot 4 fir 400 at,
cedar 100 M. hemlock 100 M. HHi
NWta fir too at, swit nr
J'JOC JL cedar 10 M, hemlock loo kt.
NKltoB'A "r "t NW "r
loo M. bt-'i HKtt nr ooo
bE'i PK"a fir 100 M. bWU
bE14 fir 11(10 M, NEH IWK fir 1006
NWU hViSk fir IS00 M. cedar 10
M. BE ' W1 fir 1400 M. aw 14 w
fir liOO M. Sec. 17. lot 1 fir 100 M,
cedar 100 M, Idt I fir 100 M, cedar
:r.o M. DEti NK4 fir 100 St. cedar iu BE14 NE14 fir lloO sf. BWt4
160 M. BW14 NEW fir 104 ai. cedar NK!4 fir 1060 M. none of the timber
100 M. SEV4 NVV14 fir 100 M, cedar on this section to bo sold for lees
luO II, NK'i 8EW fir K0 M, oedarllhan I J It per M. William Spry.
160 II, HE'4 BE'a fir 100 M. cedarlCnmmleelnner.
mm o
Classified Sscl':.
ALL NEW ADS ON BACK PAGZ.
i i
FOR SALE
, 1
FOB SALE rat dressed hogs, !Sc
pound. Phone itm.
TOR SALE I have a nice little
home for sale. R. L. Whipple.
XIK SALE J broccoli cans
IS
quire Rudolph Harness,
Rose-
burg.
FOB SALE Mowing machine and
hay rake, 176 (or the two. K.
Jennie, Edenbower.
ffiRn'riOCi for "aald. Lewellvn Bet
ter. A. A. Bennett, Looking I
Glass, Oregon.
R
ALE 5 ewes. Walter Me-
eord, Oakland, Oregon. Phone
40FS.
FOR 8XLE Large cook stove in
first class condition, cheap. J. C.
Oerety, R. F. D. 1., Box 18.
FOR SALE Restaurant and lunch
counter. Cash or easy terms. Ad
dresa Box 80. News-Review.
SALE 1634 Ford coupe,
cheap. Good condition. P. A.
Comstock, Satherlln. Ore.
FOR BALE Old growth split oak
lf-inch wood, 14 per tier deliver
. ed. -E. L. Thompson, R, 1, Box
US.
TRAILERS for sale and built to
order at Woodcock's blacksmith
hup oa Winchester street back
of Union Oarage.
FOR SAXBRbode Island Red
Roosters, Wayside strain. From
396-egg stock. Dark color. Fay
Leatherwood, Oakland.
FO RSALfiV K of SW and SWi
Ot 8E section 11 T. t. R- J.
Malm ms aa oUar. L. R. Bar to.
Thompson Falls, Montana.
F5tt SALE Fir stumpage at 60c
per cord; New Oregon straw
berry plants, 83.00 and 14.00 per
M.; also solid cabbages. Llnd
blom. Dixonvllle.
FOR SALE Seal Jacquette. worn
ooly 1 moathe. Will sell for less
than halt price It taken before
Xmas. Address Coat, P. O. Box
803, Roseburg. Ore.
FOR SALE Boys' coaster wagon'
aad rocking horse, both good
condition. Bargains It taken now. '
ime, sis a
C'HRT8TMA8 PTESXN6 CAkEST
Buy them at Peoples Supply Co.
Thursday, December 14th from
Mlwaleta Camp Fire Olrls. Let
us save you time and worry. -FOR
SALE Saw mlii.TM. capa
city In Al condition with planer
. and 120 acres good timber, 1
miles oft the highway but on
god road. Fred C. Johnson, Box
81, Myrtle Creek, Ore.
FOR 8AL"E-Reglstered Barred Ply
mouth Rock rooster of Klefnsmlth
stock, from ben with annual reo-'
ord ot 283 eggs. Weight about HI !
pounds, age 18 mouths. 1' W.
Humphreys, Wilbur, Ore.
FOR RENT
PIANO for rent
Pbone 81-F6
FW
ItENT S-room unfurnished
cottage. Inquire 644 S. Pine.
FOR
RENT Six-room house.
Phone 43-Y, or call at 953 Cobb.
100 M, BW(4 SE fir 160 M
cedar
140 M, NWlj
Ivt XI. BWIe
sue at, nrj
HWla fir 100 M.
cedar
BWll fir 100 at. cedar
BW W tlr 160 M, cedar
14 at. aoo. II. NE14 KK14 fir looo
bt. hemlock 160 M. NWIt KE14 fir
1000 at, cedar 160 M, hemlock loo
at. BE14
MEIa fir lot M. hemlock
1(10 U. HW14 NE14 fir IS00 H. hem
lock 100 M. NEU NVVtl fir 1100 M.
cedar 100 M, hemlock 100 M.
NW14 fir 1100 M, cedar 100 14. hem
lock 100 M, SKtt NWM fir 100 M,
cedar 40 M, hemlock 100 M, 8W14
NW14 fir 1400 al, cedar 400 at. NE'4
HE14 fr 1100 M, NWia 8E14 tlr "u
M, hemlock 100 M. VEA 8K(4 fir
1000 M, BW(4 HE fir 1100 M, cedar
110 M. hemlock 100 M, NI-:1 HVi
fir 1100 M. hemlock 100 M. NW
SWU fir 700 M, cedar 10 M. hem
lock 100 M. BE14 SWU Ilr 1800 M,
cedar 100 M, hemlock 100 M, SW'4
HW'A fir 1100 at. cedar 60 M. hem
lock 100 M, Sec. II, KIC14 KKA fir
1700 M, cedar 460 M, N' NKli fir
1600 U, cedar 100 M. BE NK(4 tlr
100 M, cedar 160 M, NK'i NWIt fir
100 M. cedar 160 Vf, NE14 BES. fir
460 M. cedar 100 M, Bee. 11. 8W14
NH'4 fir 460 M, lot 1 fir 160 M. ce
dar 100 M, 8EU NW'!4 fir 1400 M.
nadar 400 11. lot 1 fir 1000 ai. ce
dar 400 M. lot I fir 400 M, nona of :
lite timber on these tracts to be 1
sold for leas than 11.00 per M for !
ths fir, 87.00 per M for tho cedar
and 14.10 per at for tho hemlock.
T. 11 B., II 4 W HVo. 27. HV
HW14 fir 630 M. cedar 40 M. none j
sold for lesa than 11.76 per M for
the fir and 40.60 per M for the ce
dar T sa M It. 11 U' flee 7. KKU
NEU fir 000 M. NWU SK fir I7u0
By WINNER
i
FOR RENT t-room Mm
rpartment. Ground floor. 4
Stephens.
a'uil HUNT Five-room tui i
bouse. Inquire 647 8. 8ti urn.
Phone 471-1 '
HOUSE FOR KENT On V -A
First 8L near Winch jt.
Phone 48F4.
FOR RENT Two large we -tor.
ntshed housekeeping f eta.
Private front entrance. CU la.
131 8. Main. . -
WANTED
WANTED dog. pullets, Pliode
Island Reds or Plymouth JJnoks.
Phone 14F14. A. Boyer. , .'.
WANT FURS Bring or snu. ' If
prices are not satisfactory rotnrn
at my expense . B. F. BnreMa,
Wilson's Tire Shop. " " "
WANTED Young man for. tem
porary work in store. Prater
one with some experience. .Must
hars good reference. R. SV. Pit
cher Co., Inc. " .
LOST Parker fountain pen. . and
pencil. Leave at News-Revtoar.
LOST A 6-ton truck Jack,- be
tween John Reese store amt Ed
enbower. Reward. 620 Cobb. Bt
I
MISCF.IJANEOUS-
i
CAR OWNER Don't targes fx
sail taS when tn need caVsmta
parts. Bartt'a Auto Wrexauaa
House,
SPECIAL PRICE3 uutU Dei-.1st
Marcel, balr-trim, bob curt, and
shampoo. Call Mrs. Amy Bagera,
117 N. Main. Phone 118-LL--
DR. L M UHR3ACII
Announces that ha has rea8,ed
possession of Ula offices ter the
Perkins Building. Rooms I&IO.
Surgery, Gynecology, Qortra.
WHEN IN PaOSEO
. STOPkAT .
Hotel Umpqfn
bread.
All aha aald. ,
' Never mind, .
v Ht knows trfe kind.
Oregon Bakery
set n. jacxsoti bl
Phono
GEAR CUTTING
Our Shops are Equipped to tarn
out all kinds of machine work.
Repair Work Dana -PINE
ST. MACHINE SHOP
Opposite Floor Mill ' "
Harry Pearce "
Aute Top Manufacturing"
Repairing Tops and Curtams,
L'pholatering of all kinds
- Tent and Awning Work I
Winchester St,
CHRISTMAS
Blooming Plants' .
Christmas Baskets with- -Cut
Flowers ' '"
THE FERN
Roseburg's Leading Florists
Phone 140
AT BRAND'S -ROAD
STAND I )
Psciflo Highway ' Ml Us North
Open Evenings Till 11 o'ChMk
REAL BARBECUE
SANDWICHES "J.
Meat roasted on spits before
the open tire. Coffee with veal
cream. Sweet cider. They taste
pretty good after the show,
Always g Big Assortment af
fruits, Nuts and Candy
r
LOST AND FOWa
Loaf of
4
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