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, DIET AND HEALTH
(Continued from page 2).
pamphlets called Studies la Child
Training. 1 suggest you get the
ones on Obedience, Habit and Pun
ishment. While you are waiting
for these, go to the library or a
bookstore and get a late book on
the subject. And get hubby to
read It!
Mrs. B. We have an article on
bedwettlng (inuresia) you may
have by enclosing a self-addressed,
stamped envelope with your re
quest. Better ask also for the list
of modern books on child feeding.
Tomorrow Answers to Corre
spondents. Stodebaker bunas no yeartj
models.
imvm kids
I Vie LAUNDER LINENS
IN A WAV
That brin&s us
compliments each day.i
The manner in v.hlrh we
"do up" household linens
meets with the hostess' ap
provat The manner in
which we launder her
tablo cloths, bed spreads
and pillow cases appeals
lo her Sense of politeness.
Roseburg Steam
Laundry
PHONE ?
Tg.iHasn
A Week of
Children's Cleaning
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 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, nose, teeth, etc., watch
for under nourishment and
never pay any attention to
the proper sanitation of their
wearing apparel. During the
week beginning December
28 there Is being launched all
ovr the land what is to be
called a "National School
Children's Clothes Cleaning
Week." Don't let your child
start the next term of school
without a thorough and sani
tary cleaning of all wearing
apparel. Phone 227
Th Largest Stock f
Good Used ..
Chevrolet--
and Fords
In Roscburu
HOUSE.-1 Jc
HOUD
A , 'flirt
W Will 811 on
EASY TERMS
Hansen Chevrolet Co.
Fhon 44j
OAKLAND
SLEUTH TQ MEET
SLEUTH IN GAME
CHICAGO, Dec. 26. Cafe and
cabaret owners, anticipating Inten
sive efforts of prohibition agents on
New Year's eve, are reported to
have employed private detectives
in t .'forts to Identify agents who
may enter their places in the guise
of patrons. i
The detectives have submitted
detailed reports regarding appear
ances of agents likely to be assign
ed to squads for holiday service.
They have even arranged schools
for managers and head waiters who
will be taken to court rooms and
corridors of prohibition bead
quarters and shown the agents so
the story goes.
Dry circles admit that it may be
necessary to exchange staffs with
some other districts before next
Thursday, if the detectives have
succeeded In viewing all the agents
that E. D. Yellowley, prohibition di
rector, plans to use.
The report to the owners was
submitted, it was said, after the de
tectives had spotted the two under
cover agents named Moran and Per
ry, described as more dangerous
than the famous Izzy Elnstoln snd
Moe Smith.
Moran, says the report. Is a typi
cal butter and egg man in appear
ance and manner. Perry comes
from Virginia, a fact that esq be
detected in his speech.
Men's suits cleaned and pressed,
11.60. Roseburg Cleaners, pbpna
471,
MASONIC INSTALLATION
HELD AT DRAIN
j A- Joint Installation of the Drain
I Eastern Star and Masoiflc lodges
J was held on last Friday evening.
Those who were inducted Into the
I chairs of the Stars are, worthy
'matron, Mary B. Wise; worthy
1 patron, J. F. Banish ; associate ma-
tron, Mrs. John Safley; conduct
jress, Mrs. Marguerite La Grander;
j associate conductress, Mrs. Zel
Ima Henderer; secretary, Mrs.
j Kathryn Hall; treasurer, Mrs. Fay
Peters; star points Adah, Mrs.
Madelyn Cool; Esther, Mrs. Lena
Redford; Ruth, Mrs. Anna Faunce;
Martha, Mrs. Ada Redford; Electa,
! Mrs. Maude Alford; Organist, Le
jota Wilson.
j The Masons installed were: wor
shipful master, C. S. Founce; sen-
I lor warden, S. C. Peters; junior
i warden. J. F. Banish; secretary. J.
T. Redford; treasurer, C. W. Bur-
j rows; senior deacon, F. M. Hender
er; Junior deacon, John Safley;
i senior steward, Harold Anderson;
Junior deacon, Monta. Spalding;
chaplain, A. Alford; tyler, O. M.
Cole.
After the installation ceremonies
the Masons assumed the responsi
bility of hosts and adjournment
was made 'to the HiWay Cafe,
where all partook of an oyster sup
per, which had been ordered pre
pared for them. Drain Enter
prise.
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine
k rid your system of Catarrh ot Deaf
ness co' ni by Catarrh.
F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio
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"SAHDY"
. t ELENORE MEHERIM
THE STORY 80 FAR.
Bandy McNeil, in Jove with life,
marries Ben iluxlllo, a rich Italian,
to pleas her Impoverished family.
Tyranny by Murlllo and frequent
quarrels follow. A sob dies at
birth. Bob McNeil, her uncle, alas
in plans tor Sandy aud her mother
to take a trip to Honolulu. There
she meets ilamou Worih, who
saves her- life in the surf.- On the
same steamer home he declares
bis love. Murlllo says he will nev
er release her. Judith Moore, a
cousin, tells Sandy ove Is every
thing. Murlllo overtakes her as
she goes for a. tryst with Hamon.
He appears, unexpectedly, at a par-
: ty she is giving for her friends.
I After the party he strikes her. 8 he
i leaves, bis bouse, and accepts the
' kindly attentions of Ramon, whose
home she share. She receives a
telegram front Hamon, whose
work keep him In the city. He
comes to see her and spends the
night at hi home,
Qo on with the story from hers:
CHAPTER 59.
' la that' way the pathetic and
tragic relationship began. ,
Sandy went alone along the
waters a edge. A white, ragged
cloud left from the storm drilled
on the blue horlxon line . . .
far out between the crystalline
sky and the sea dazxllng and se
rene in the clear March sun.
She watched the cloud floating
onward. With her young lace up
lifted and the breexe flirting thru
her hair, she looked with a figure
ot Springtime. And she now said
resolutely, her - Una smiling: -"I'm
liappyl" But she could no longer
see the sky Because ot tears rusu
ing to her eyes.
Then Ramon came. She kept
her face toward the water, know
ing that be looked at her in that
inen, worshiping way; glad for the
gentleness of his arm about her.
"The storm Is gone. .Hamon.
How clean the ocean seems."
"Why did you steal out alone,
Sandy?"
"1 knew you'd follow."
"No. Look at me. Your eyes
are weL"-
"Of course! The spray it
tinea. I love that. I'd like to
swim out there. ..."
"It's too" cold."
"I'd like it the coldness . ."
She smiled. "I'd like to plunge
into it." She put her hand in
his. drawing the arm closer. 'I
wish we could both swim far out
tere, Ramon get away from
everything."
"We are away from everything
now, Sandy. Y ou and I are to
gether and alone away from
everything."
His face, Tapt and pale, smiiea
down on hers. "Nothing that I
want only you - nothing that
counts only you. Oh, my dear
ck. IM.it.il -tfh tvnT-m thund-
DUD linOUVU " ......... - - -.
i , -A ...I, i.,r.rn,hBil
ttllllg IIMI I MIU ..... .
to her eyes. Beautiful tender
ana oeauuiui io oe iuveu
To be standing nere on me wnue,
I... I .. . .1 . ll.nir torn alnnfl'
fiimiuiug nanus, .ub; - .
two being turned against all the
world, urave ana oeaumui: mu
ter than anything she had ever
known-
She remembered with a nusn
lUO Willi B" r.iurn. v. . . ...
"DarlinK darling " and that he
had knelt, covering her hands with
Irl.aaa- thai RA hail DUTied MS
worshiping face in her palms. She
wouian l weep sue hub uu vaww
to weep. ...
HhA would reach out fearlessly
and take his sweetness go along
gaily these few days they stole to
gether don't think tomorrow
one can always think
- - .
Thai, nnlr Innv walks. They
drove along the shore.
VI Vnr. tha nun f a mi our warm
nit hrirht. thpv went into the sea
racing in racing out. They
ran along the white sands to snaae
r.tt ih. hill nr in. waters.
Sandy shook out the shlnnig
hair. She laughed when Ramon
lowered his wet face to hers. She
threw hark her head, smilllng:
"I'm glad, Ramon! Glad for
.nnlhlnv Oh ATA thoftfl tearS
In your eyes? Are you laughing
or crying?"
" Rnl h dearest notn
She whispered to herself: "It's
the truth! I'm glad! I don't feel
n Aittarant WIlV fthnilM 1?'
inri smptimpH with a nang of bit
torness: "wny snouia it: vtuai.
A n .1 nnAntr that vnrm tender
look fixed In her face, finding the
sunny, brown eyes following her
so eagerly, she borame light-hearted.
She told herself, "i have a
right to this! Little enough! He
loves me."
When they sat before the fire,
he held her hands. He told her
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) NOTICE 4
,
Annual meeting of the J
Brock ay and DUlard farm. !
era Telephone company at
at Hmrkw.v -hnni house. Janu-
ary I. 126. at 1:S0 p. m. O.
T Henry Pre. D. M. Eeding,
See?
they were married this was their
hn T-1... thnimht. fla.lutll
hrnh w.r ih iiiT- irniv-. she
would imagine her mother open -
lag the door the shook and terv
ror of her mother eyes.- She
covered her face, pressing
it;
against his shoulder. ,
. "So you have to go tomorrow?"
"I won't go tomorrow, Sandy."
"The next day. What shall 1
do alone?"
So he put if off day after day.
A week passed. Sunset. They
stood on the cliff against the
gnarled, lone cypress tree. Far
out. the sun vat a hlood red
chalice floating oa the sea. He i t! two bareheaded boys that are
held her in his arms. He turned j fanning the lower Miller place on
her face upward, kissing it. Applegate Creek, and aa a side is
Hls bronied, happy face had a' sue have a suing of traps all over
quiet austerity a draw sufterlng
look. The farewell moment here
now with the hush of the twl-jblg
light folding down and; about
them from every bill and tree.
Promise me.'Sandy Sandy
darling, that you won't regret .. .
you won t give way to sadness
when I'm gone." .
"I won t.'
"When you're alone but I
won't leave you very long. I'm
afraid ot that for you. I'll return
soon to stay to stay always. I
wish it were I that were to near
could. (HI
it all. I could flit the time. I
you. Put your
urms about me. Say you ar like
... .m. ,.r .imn.i like
that. Do you?1
'I care for you, Ramon."
'And you will marry me, San
dy?"
How can I? Oh, you Know.
I don't care for myself. Only
for you. I want you on any terms.
Any at all. And you?"
She reached up her hands, held
his face a moment, then drew it
down to hers. "Don't look so, Ra
mon. You frighten me. Laugh. I
like you most when you're laugh
ing. I won't regret. Why should
1? It's better and sweeter and
finer than anything I've known."
You mean all of that. Sandy 7
As though we were msrried? As
though you are my wife?"
She kissed him with white, som
ber lips. She silenced him with
her lips on bis. They walked in
silence back to the house.
Alone again. The nights with
the dog coming up with an In
quiring bark, resting his head for
an. impulsive moment on her knee
the days walking along the
beach, staring at the dazzling
blueness sitting on tha white.
gleaming dunes.
It seemed to her tnat ane coma
never draw a free, easy breath.
She moved about tightened
burnlug and excited.
She flung her bead back and
said aloud: "I'm glad. I don't
regret. I do not!" And she took
refuge In the memory of Ramon's
eyes, worshiping and tender.
When had any other evor looked
at her so? When had any other
been all sweetness all gentle
ness? She asked with trembling lips.'
She said: "They want me to
go back to him. Because he's my
husband! And that makes any
infamy respectable. But I won't.
I know what a fine, beautiful love
can be, I know!"
And then she felt a withering
scorn for the sham her two years
of marriage had been. She turn
ed with a mutinuous resentment
from the convention that would
whitewash the ignominy of these
years.
She told herself: "I've done
It! I'm free of them ALL!"
She closed her eyes and laughed
hotly, wondering what Alice would
say what her mother would say.
One day she wrote to Isabel
a long, tender letter," but very do
riant almost stark in Its empha
sis . . . odd, childish phrase
crept Into its finality."
"Oh, Isabel, I don't see how you
can say such a thing say It in
that cold, ruthless way. You
would take stand against me. . .
You want me to go back even
knowing that he miKht kill me.
He mlcht! It's not hysterical to
write this. . .
"Well, If you stand against me,
then I'll have to bear It. Ilecaime
I'm never returning to hlra
nover. I'm out on my own now
I ran earn and that's what I'm
going to do as long as I live. I
think you should waul me to lie
free. I'm only 21, and you think
I ought to have nothing but de
solation all the days of my life,
do you? I shouldn't think that's
very mother-like.
"Hut If I can't go free at
Hard Luck, Runt
fo . feoy Woo 6H00LO. I T1i$MH er 11 ' 'SS "
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER
least I can live In peace. If 1
had a child and any man treated
her as he trested me, I Would
tight -for her to the end of time.
And I'd want her to know what
gladness could be. I love you,
Isabel, and It breaks my heart
o have to stay away always. But
! going to. My pUns are all
I Yerjr -ll' worked; out I
'kBow. Ju,t hat Inv -oln' 10
She paused her. 8h gav a
low, shaky laugh, seeing herself
an exile, shut off on this lonely
coast with the days and days of
;solltary wandering up
and down
the beach in and out otine fores
J0" . ,luln ,a...tbt aune- K,
t "That my llfel" sh thought.
uvw uoau iuiuviui tu (diivi,
"From now on!"
Quality merchandise at lowest
price at Powell's Furniture Store,
BOY FARMERS ON
COW CREEK TRAP
BIG BLACK BEAR
Lloyd Garrett and Ray Morgan,
the hills thereabouts were exceed,
Ingly lucky last Saturday when a
black Bruin came their way,
'says the Glendale News.' In their
rambllngs over the ridges and
canyons they came across bear
signs, here-to-fore they have been
content with such trophy es mink,
skunk, muskrat, bob cat and coy
ote but when they found absolute
signs ot bear In the vicinity they
sat down on a log, rolled and
smoked several cigarettes, while
making up the plot of. ways and
means of capturing Mr. Bruin.
; ri ... A. " .
,mV"i "j" j . T ,Ti 1
land, finally decided to build a
house over a trap, piling brush
high over the top. The house was
built up in log -bouse fashion
with an entry to the trap, after
baiting they remained away for
a day or two, returning, they
found that the bear had called but
Instead ot going Into the entry
had clawed off the brush, tore
down the logs, ate the bait
and
went away giving the hoy a the
laugh.
At this Lloyd and Ray saw
they were up against the rual
thing in trapping. They built the
house, using 40d spikes the better
to secure the logs- together and
again piled the brush over the
bouse as before, in due time bruin
again called, clawed off the brush
but was unable to move the logs,
so In order to avail himself of the
appetizing apples, the scent ot
which was making him mora hun
gry every minute, he went In the
entry and on reaching for the bait
bis left hind foot was well caught,
the trap attached to a togle was
dragged some fifty yards and the
chain got wound around a tree.
making It Impossible for him to
get away. Now these boys do not
wear caps or hats In the woods so
their hair was free to stand up full
length, at sight of their prize, and
It does seem to the writer that It
did to bear them relate the experi
ence. A conservative estimate of
an old time trapper places Its
dressed weight at 200 lbs., which
would mean nearly 300 lbs. live
weight. It was a hard Job to pack
him out to the ranch as It was all
they could do to get him on a
horse. The boys were very gener
ous, too, every rancher on upper
Cow Creek was presented with
choice cuts of bear meat which In
the Judgment of many Is a luxury
out of the ordinary, they also got
two and a half gallons of bear fat,
which Is claimed an excellent
remedy for poison Ivy.
BOOST 'EM .
Over the top next Sunday.
Christian Bible School.
Help beat Medford.
EUGENE AUTO STYLE
SHOW PLANNED
'EUGENE, Dec, 26. Eugene auto
dealers are planning another auto
mobile show, to be staged In the
armor. some time In February. A
style show will be held In connec
tion. 0
The management of the new
Oriental Gardens, Roseburg's most
elaborate ball room, have decided
not to open this wonder palace un
til after Jan. IsL So the Swanofl
Serenaders are making the
m
new
Years dance an affair long to be
remembered. SEE US GO.
- ty
We make -special sash and doors
and cabinet work. L. W. MvUger.
PATARRH
of hud or throat la otnallf
btnefittsd by th vapors of-
WICKS
V VaroRub
Dm, 17 Million Jan Ud Ywlr
26, 192?.
Drew making and designing,
ready-made kiddle clothes fur
sale. Agency for Parker's bo-
slery. iii Fowler Bt, Phone 4
621 K.
The Imperial Cleaner add. will
tell you what' aoing. to happen
Dec is.
, . e-,
Motloe of sals af a-overamsat tin
br, Usnsral Laoa otflee, Washlnj
ion, U. C. Nov, 11, ills. Netlssls
berser Mlv thai sutjeel lbs
condlllous and limitations of ths
act of Juns , lalt l Btl lll,
h'obruary It, ltl (40 8lt.. lilt),
and June t, (41 Slat.. 1st), and
pursuaut lo dspartmunul regula.
lions of April 14, 1X4 ((ft 1 U,
lit), tti umber oa the following
lanoa will M sola Jan. is, jvse, si
lo o'olock a. m. at oubUa auoiion
at the U. a land office at- Hose.,
burg, Oregon, to the highest bidder
al uol 1wm man ibe appraised vol-
ue. as snown mr wis ounce. eue to
be sublbcl to the aporoval ot the
aecreiary ot the Interior. Tne pur.
uhase price, with an additional sum
oi oue-iuin oi one pur cent, laere
ot, being commissions allowed, must
be deposited' at time of sale, money
lo be relumed U aale la not ap
proved, olberwlee paienl will issue
lur the uiuoer, whieh must be re
moved. witmn tea years, was win
be received from ' gltisens of toe
Untied banes, aasoolatioas of sue
citizens, and corporations orsania.
ed under Ute laws of lb united
aialea or any male, territory, or
ulslriot ihereof oru. Ulxju applies.
lion of a qualities purcnaser me
limber on any legal aubdlvialon will
be ottered separately before being
included in any oiler of a larger
unit. T, ID 8., it. W., Bee, , lot I
ilr 01l) al. hemlock so M. cedar 40
M, lot fir list) M. bemloea it M.
cedar IS M, ti.ta.Ji KUte "c. ll M.
hemlock 46 It, cedar sail M. bvVt
Ms, Iir mu at, hemlock 200 It,
cedr 300 U. lot fir luo M, hem'
lock 160 M. cedar 1M M. lot 4 fl.
SbSO U- h.mluca lio at. cedar ISO
M, Balk KWta lr 140 it. hemlock.
,0 al, cedar 1J0 M. bWfc KWa Ilr
1110 il. hemloeK 10 la. cedar 0 M.
MOVi bb.n ir 1M At, hemlock 14U
il, cedar iJO M. NWfe Bt-Vt fir 1140
hUW tiSIU. fir 1440 M. hemlock lou
M. cedar 110 M. bWfe Sti fir 1100
al. neiuioca no si. ceuar seu at, n.
swa fir ISIS Ii. hemloek 110 1
cedar 110 M, NvY t W)4 Ur 1110 at.
hemlock llo
ceaar lev at.
ilWU (Ir SO&U 14. betnlock 140
cedar lot U, HWti WVk fir 1140 U.
bemloca loo M, cedar leo M. bee 1.
NHU NKli. fir lioa It. Aedar 40 M.
NW Nt. tir 1440 M, cedar 40 at,
Bt;1 Mi' fir looo al, cedar tia M,
bwtt N fir 1110 M. oodar it at.
MWy. Iir IIS at. cedar to at,
fir l&oo at, cela.r ISO M. lot x
(ir o It, cedar to at, HE
iir )il la. cedar lio It. NW t nUta
tir isso at, cedar 110 at, tsm ba.
Ur 4S0 at. cedar UQ 11, biVW baits
fir 140 It, ceaar 140 at. NalJ bwi
nr lass SL cedar 140 at. lot fir
lolO M. cedar lit at, bkiy, bWit ttr
4so at, ceoar etc at, 101 t nr
al. cedar ISO ML bed. a. NKta. KH'A
iir soev ai otiniocs tie at. wear
110 la, NWH Na,)4 fir 1700 M, hem
lock ISO at. cedar 111 It, bkltt M"4
nr 14S0 at. hemlock SO M. cedar tv
at. bWia ME) Iir 1410 M. hemlock
ISO at, cedar 00 M. MS' NWVt Ilr
2tt0 M. hemlock lit M. cedar let
M. NWVi NW Ilr 1120 M, hem-
loca itu at, ceoar lee at, oait f " 1
fir M. hemlock S20 M. cedar
lit at, HW NWVk Ilr 100 M, hem
lock 160 M? cedar 110 M, NKVi
bUVt Ilr 1410 M, hemlock 10 M, ce
dar 10 M. MVli Blfiit, Ilr 1510 at.
hemlock 10 M. cedar to at, BK14
but fir lltO M, cedar 11 af, IWk
but nr luo at, nemioca la at, co
der lev at, jic mi a 11 v.w
nemlock 170 at, cedar 110 n.
riuo. fir Ilia U. hemlock
NWia.
Ito it
cedar loO M, BE 14 bWJ Iir 1U0.M,
hemlock 100 11. Cedar SB at. SW
oWji Iir 760 It, hemlock 40 M, ce
dar 100 ii, bee. It, lot 1 fir 700 at,
lot 1 fir 0o at btt NEi.Hr Too
M, HWit Mi it fir ioO at. lot 1 fir
100 M, cedar 100 M. let t fir 400 at,
cedar 100 it. hemlock 100 It, BEVt
SW fir 100 It. SWit KWlt fir
2000 M. cedar to M, hemlock 300 M,
Nil. BE it Ilr 100 at, NW14 KB '4 fir
100 M. BE '4 8Ult fir too M. BWi4
aE14 ilr 1100 It, NBvt 8Wti Ilr loou
M, NWi4 HW9. fir KOO at, cedar to
M, BE it BWit Ilr 1100 tt, BWlllWli
Ilr lluO M. Bee. 17, lot. 1 Ilr 100 U.
cedar 200 M, lot 1 Ilr 100 If, cedar
160 M. BE it NB14 fir too at, cedar
tio M. bWVt NCii flr 10O at, cedar
200 M, HK'A NWia Ilr 100 M, cedar
260 M, JIKli BEit Ilr 100 It, cedw
260 St, BE' bKi fir to M. cedar
200 M, bWia bEl4 fir 160 at, cedar
200 11, NEit SWit tir 100 M, oedar
160 M, Nwi HWit Ilr 100 M, cedar
200 at, BWia bWit fir 160 at, cedar
260 at. Sec. 11. NKit NICVi Ur
NEli tir 1000
M. hemlock 100 M, NWS4 MC14 Ilr
2U00 M. cedar lto M. hemlock 100
M, BE14 NEI4 fir loo M. hemlock
100 M, SWit Mi )4 fir IsOt M, hem
lock 100 M, NE'A NWU Ilr 1100 M.
cedar 100 M, hemlock 100 M, NWit
NW'i Ilr 1100 at, cedar 100 M. hem
lock 100 M. SBi4 NWU Ilr 100 M.
cellar 10 M. hemlock 100 M. BWit
NW14 Ilr 1400 tt, cedar too M. NEii
HE14 Ilr 1200 M. NWit "E14 Ilr lloO
M. hemlock 100 M. HKii BEit fir
1000 M, 8Wi4 BE 14 fir ISO tt, cedar
160 M. hemlock 100 M. NF.ii KW
tir 2200 M, hemlock 100 M. KWk
HWit Ilr 700 M, cedar 60 M. hem
lock 100 M. SE14 BW14 iir ltto M.
cedar 100 M. hemlock 100 M, HWit
HWit Ilr 1200 M. cedar iO M. hem
lock 100 M, bee. , KE'4 HK Ilr
1700 M, cedar 4i0 II. NW'4 MSU Ilr
1600 M, codar too M. HE 14 NEit Ilr
loo M, cedar 160 M. NK'a NW'J Ilr
200 M, cedar 160 M, NKii BEit Ilr
,:,0 U. cedur 100 U. HC 11. HW1
NK!i Ilr 460 M, lot 1 fir to M. oe-
u auil hiuru fl, I1M u
otidar 400 U. lot 1 Ilr 1000 M. ce
dar too M, lot I Ilr 400 It. none oi
the timber on thean traots to be
sold for lesa than 11.00 pur M lor
Ihe fir, 17.00 per M lor the cedar
and to.SO per M lor Uis hemlock.
T. 11 ., H. 4 W Beo. 17, NW14
BWit Ilr 620 M. cedar 40 M. none
of the timber on tlila section to be
anld for li'sa than 11.76 per H for
the fir and 10.60. per at for the ceil-r.
T. 2 H.. K. It W., 8-o. 7. NKi4
NW'f ilr too VI. NWU NH fir 1700
M. liK't NKit fir 1600 kt. HW14
NKii fir 1050 M, none of the timber
on this section to be sold for less
than 12 26 per M. William Spry,
rnmfr.ttelnr.er.
Classified Section
ALL NEW AOS ON BACK PACE.
FOR SALE
FOR BALE I have a nice little
home for sale. R. L. Whipple.
SOU tiA.UL.-l broccoli carts, lu-
qulre Rudolph Harness, nose
burg. BIRD COG for sale. LewelTyiTSet-
ter. A. A. Bennett, Looking
Glass, Oregon.
FOiTSATE 95 ewes. Walter Mo-
cord, Oakland, Oregon. Phone
40F&.
i'OH SALE Old growth fir wood.
Price 13.60 tier. Phone liFlS.
Melton Bros.
F5K SALE Harley Davidson mo-
tor and sidecar, '21 model. For
quick sale, 176. 507 N. Jackson.
TRAILERS for sale and built to
order at Woodcock's blacksmith
hop on Winchester street back
of Union Garage.
tO R8AL& E of SWg and SW.
Of BE section II T. 2, R. 7.
Make me an otter. L. R. Barta
Thompson Falls, Montana.
FOR SALE 1S2I Star touring.
22c cash. WU1 go quick at this
price, so answer at once. Give
your address and I will bring It
la to show you. This price only
good until Dec 31st, Box 400,
iMews-Revlew.
HERE'S a good chance to get
start In stock; "80 sheep, 60 goats,
team, harness, wagon, saddle
horse, hay enough to winter,
some other implements; also
lease ou 330 acres good pasture.
Three miles from Oakland, Ore.
Address "L. It" care News-Review.
USED CAR BARGAINS.
Good Ford .
1 78
126
260
Good Dodge
'II Ford Coupe
21 Dodge Touring .
21 Page Touring
Overland Touring
'21 Dodge Touring .
186
326
126
475
24 Star Sedan .
475
'24 Cher. Sedan
650
'24 Spec Six Studs. Road
'24 Big Six Studa., 7 pass.
1160
Touring
We nave good Dodge Com
mercial 876
350
Star Light Delivery 350
All the above cars in good con
dition. We will trade and give
easy terms. Chrysler Dealers, 627
N. Jackson.
FOR RENT
PIANO for rent. Phone S1-F5
FOR RENT Furnished two-room
apartment, 646 a Pine.
' HHMfiwa
In th Circuit Court of the fit ate of
vrcgjun lor Xiuuttllfta uuuniy.
Edna MoComai, Plaintiff, va.
Cliarloa MoCoinaa. le(ndant.
To Char I ria MoComaa, tUa Above I
Dtmmea uoipmiant:
in the name of the State of
Oretron, You are hereby required
io a lip ear ana answur tn om i
plaint of the plaintiff, filed ajralnat I
you In the above entitled court and '
came, on or before the Ztith day 1
of December, 1926, being- the date
prescribed by the court In the or- i
der for publication of aaid ium I
mona fo? you to appear and ana
wer eald complaint, and 1( you fall
to iniwer the aalt. complaint on
or before said date, the plalsitiff
will apply to the court for the re
lief prayed for In hr complaint, a
succinct statement of which la as
follows: Kor a decree dissolving'
the marriage contract now existing
between yourself and nlalntlff and
for her coats and d.)bursinents
herein lncurred.v ,
This iimmoni Is published In the
Roseburg News-ftevlew by order of
the Hon. Geo. K. Quine, Judge of
the county court, made on the Mth
day of November, 1926, and the first
publication of this summons ts of
date the 14th day of November,
1S26, and the laat publication wit!
be on the 24th day of .December.
1925, Frisking a period of six full
and consecutive weeks.
K. W. MARSTERfl,
Attorney for Plaintiff, 21tt-20
Perkins building;, lloseburg, Ore
gon. NnTtrn to cnrcniTonti
In the County Court of the Ntata of
Oregon for Douglas County.
In the matt it of the Katato of
Charles Laiilel McCurdy, Deceas
ed. Not Ire Is hereby given that the
undersigned wua fluly appointed ad
ininletiHt'ir of the estate of charlt-s
Da nli-1 McCurdy, deceased, by ord-r
of the county Court of iKiuic.a
County. Oregon, diited De:nibtir
loth. 12S, and that all persons hav
ing claims atralnitt said etuate are
reiuir-d to jjiunt-nt the siiiiiu to the
undemiKtM-d at his homn at Mcl-ron-,
IjURlns County, Oregon, duly
veriflt-d, with -vouchers atta'ht'd,
on or befnro six tnoitths from the
date h'-roof.
Datfd and first puhllnlird this
12th day of Dr(4.mh.r, lltji.
lIKNitV It. CONN,
Administrator of th KutatM of
Charles Danl'-I WcCurdy, Dt-t easf-d.
It. W. Marsters, atty. for Admin
ln'rator. By WINNER
FIVE
FOR RENT Six-room house.
Phone 43 Y. or carl at 53 Cobb.
HOUSE FOR RENT On west
First SL near ' Winchester.
Pnone 4aF4. s
FOURENT Six-room plastered
bouse, on pavement, near round
house. Inquire 675 Hoover St.
FOR RENT A bungalow for rent
in Ramon Court. Modern, partly
furnished or unfurnished. 1124
Corey Ave.
FOR RENT Two large well fur
nished housekeeping room.
Private front entrance. Close in,
331 S. Main.
; 1
WANTED
1
WANTED dox. pullets, Rhod
Island Reds or Plymouth Rock.
Phone 14F14. A. Boyer.
WANTED Work carpentry er con
crete. Reasonable rales, reliable,
service. Carpenter, News-Review,
WANTED TO BORROW--I1500 for
vo days, good Roseburg real es
tate as security. Address Box.
U76. Roseburg.
WANTWllS Bring or ship. 11
prices are not satisiaotory return
at my expense . ii. F. Shields,
. Wileon's Tire Shop.
WANTED old false teeth. We
pay high as $10 for full sets.
Don't matter If broken. We buy
crowns, bridges. Western Metal
Company, Bloumlngton, 111.
t
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Out of car, browq silk um
brella. Pbone 676 R.
i 1
I
MISCELLANEOUS
I'
CAR OWNER Dont forget t
all 661 when In need ot aut
part. Sartr Auto Wracking.
House.
SPECIAL PRICES until Dec 3 1st
Marcel, hair-trim, bob curL and
shampoo. Call Mrs, Amy Roger,
137 N. Main. Phone lle-LL
WHEN IN ROSEBURG
STOFVAT.
Hotel Umpqua
Laf of bread
All she said.
Never mind.
Ha knows the kind.
Oregon Bakery
131 N. Jackson SL
Phone
GEAR CUTTING
Our Shops are Equipped to turn
out all kinds of machine work.
Repair Work Done
PINE 8T. MACHINE SHOP
Opposite Flour Mill
Harry Pearce
Auto Top Manufacturing
Repairing Tops and Curtains,
Upholstering of all kinds
Tent and Awning Work. 1
Winchester St
CHRISTMAS
Blooming Plants
Christmas Kaskets with
Cut Flower
THE FERN
Roseburg's Leading Florists
AT BRAND'S
ROAD STAND
Pacific Highway ' ' Mile North
Open Evenings Till 11 o'clock
REAL BARBECUE
SANDWICHES
Meat roasted on spits before
tho open fire, t'oflee with real
cream. Sweet cider. They Uist
pretty good after the allow.
Always s Big Assortment of
Fruits, Nuts and Candy
-fctsSse.
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