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Newspaper Page Textrcr"" N5T7aMlWim WEDNESDAY, JANUARY I , 1 926 We will pot have Nitrate of Soda this 'year, but. j Sulphate of Ammonia at a price to equal $52.00 per fon pp nitrate. -; ; ' Get it from the car and save $8.00 per ton. See Us First live Can Save You Money FARM BUREAU ' COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ECLIPSE OF SUil VISIBLE El, AFfllCA (Aaaoclat-d Tnm Lnstd Win.) NEW YORK, Jan. 13 A few minutes before midnight tonight the moon will come between the sun and the earth and draw a black line of total eclipse some 7.000 miles In length from central Afri ca, across the Indian Ocean and over the islands of Sumatra and Borneo and to the edge of the PhU lipplne Islands. ' Astronomers from the United States, Holland, Australia and oth- VI II 1 1 1 I WE CHA.u.eNC'e- CorA PETITION AND OPONTHI RACK WE ..TAtCeOUR-STAND . Why ' shouldn't we chal- lenge competition? We've got a. thoroughly modern :. laundry plant - and - we know all about the science of laundry sanitation and we know all about the po lite treatment of custom ers and you'll find out all about our prompt delivery. Roseburg Steam Laundry PHONE 71 AT BRAND'S ROAD STAND Pacific Highway Miles North Open Evenings Till 11 o'clock REAL BARBECUE 6ANDWICHE8 - Meat roasted on spits before the open fire. Coffee with real cream. Sweet cider. They taste pretty good atter the show. Always a Big Assortment of . Fruits, Nuts and Candy Spirella Corsetiere I For demonstrations of corsets ! Iitirdles. etc., in your borne, call I I Phone 170-Y. , MRS. C. R. CAVENDER WHEN IN ROSEBURG STOP.Af Hotel Umpqua Harry Pearce Auto Top Manufacturing Repairing' Tops' and Curtains, Upholstering of all kinds Tent and Awning Work Phone 673 Winchester 6L The Largest Stock ef Good Used Chevrolet and Fords In Resebur W Will Sail ea EASY TERMS Hansen Chevrolet Co. Phone 44( RaseouiiSKa LAUNDRY KIDS Omo goes! V SQRETHROAT I jOtrgl with warm salt than avoir over U WICKS er countries have taken up posi tions at various points along the line where totality of the eclipse may be observed If weather condi tions are propltous. - Starting In the Belgian Congo In central Africa at sunrise Thursday morning or 11.65 p. m. eastern standard time, the eclipse will pass over Victoria, Nyanza and then make Its way across the In dian ocean southward until 1:35 a. eastern standard time. Then! the shadow will bend ntrthward ! and pass over the west coast ot : Sumatra, where It will then be 2:05 j o'clock In the afternoon. From Su- tmairm tne line oi totality wui jump 'across Borneo and thence to the I Philippines, at the southern part I of the Island ot Mindanao, where It wid pass out Into the Pacific ocean and leave the earth at sun set of 3:18 a. m., eastern standard time. ; - , The period ot totality In Africa will last Tor more than two min utes, in rtimarra," three . minutes. and 20 seconds; in Borneo' two minutes -and ' 40 -seconds, and In Mindanao almost two minutes. The shadow will be 80 miles wide. Outside this radius the peo ple of cortaln portions of east Afri ca, soathern Greece Arabia, Per sia, India. China, Korea, Japan and Australia will be able to view Ihe partial eclipse. , .. . .v, , i ' .' '; c- Cmt With gas. - POMZI'S UTEST (Aaaoclatrd tnm Leued Win.) BOSTON. Jan. 13. Charles Pon zl's latest enterprise, tbe Charpon Land Syndicate, (S under Investi gation today by state authorities. Attorney General Jay R. Benton ordered the investigation following complaints that the syndicate viol ated the state blue sky laws. The syndicate established at Jacksonville, Fla., opened a branch office here offering lots for 110 each. It advertised a possible pro fit to invesotrs of 200 per cent in sixty days. Promise of the Ponzi i International coupon scheme which collspsed here six years ago with a loss of minions seem small by comparison. - . Hrat wltn ran Winter's. Rainbow r.W 77 QuicKRelief '' tor Old and Ifouny DISTURBANCE IN a LOCAL THEATRE Tfa iwtnni f tx,i ahow soma virs SSTJ.SirS JliV ! ikl " ac. Don't ft, sultana bc,m yon have roaah a, CM. A r?a 13.Lr.!li! nil riy ipwlr " Ml v. i. cii'rj. ' ri""L 'VJ.'"'" "It? u4 Ut ta ifitt iplui4 raasiu." W r Chipman TUBBY say fiL tjo'ttALvecy MiTM yoo IP VOULL TAKE THIS BA4KrT r0jlTO MM tlOKtOtii she paoMrtveo me SOMir APPLt "r L DO IT -iri t H & SANDY" y ELENORI MCHER.N THE STORy 60 FAR . - Sandy McNeil, lu love with life, marries Ben Murillo, a rich Italian, to please ber Impoverished family, tyranny by Murillo and frequent "JJ" ! ,""T:"a De"" .w"a c?nlB'"ea- pi.ua tor sindy and ber'moiiier to he looked straight and lhint ' J'fJL' laa. a Wp to Honolulu. There she ;,nto her eyes, because nu bad 2fflE5J2'. meets Ramon Worth, who saves uer life In the surf. On we same steam or borne be declares bis love. Murillo says be will never release ber. Judith Moore, a cous in, leu bandy love la everything, aiuruio overtakes ber as she goes tur a tryst with Ranion. ' He ap pears, unexpectedly, at a party sue is giving lor ber friends. Alter (he party he strikes her. She leaves nis bouse and accepts tne kindly attentions ot Kamou, whose nouie sae snares.' She men ac cept a position in tue city, spend ing occasional week-ends witu luk mun at bis borne, tjbe Is summoned Home because of her mother's 111 uess. She meets Murllto and re fuses to live with him. A few days later sue sad luunoa meet to say goodbye. A few days later Sandy's mother dies and alter the funeral Sandy determines to get a job. UU 014 WITH 1 He STvrtr. i 1 CHAPTER 74 For' the hundreih time Judith draped tho 'gauzy curtains. The room was ready for Its enchant ing guest. Sandy would arrive iu ihe morning. Half of the dresser drawers were cleared for her and halt of the hooks in the closet. "We'll have a pip ol a time!" Judith thought, gazing delighted ly at the windows, done atter a sketch she bad admiied In one of those magazines about nonie beautiful." brliliaut cretonne shades and over these luring veils of silver voile that toned iu with tne soil gray waits, ice wnoiu ottering a mellow background lor the flue old rosewood oed and dresser. This set bad come around tbe Horn when tne McNeils were lu the neyday of their glory. It was greatly prized by Juuuns mother, but when the craze tor painted furniture was at its heignis tne two oleer girls refurnished on tue installment plant. Thj, fine oid antiques were-pushed cbnleinplu, ously to the basement ' whence they were quietly rescued by Ju dith. They looked quainter and more beautliul now with the walls so uencate and fresh. These walls were Juditps great priue. 'lim ed them herself! The Moores paid but (50 rent for their big,' comfortable flat. The landlord haunt raised tue rent, but he refused any and an repairing. If tuey did a t like the nlie green and krlcky yellow tint lnKMut them close their eyes or ! move I I S Judith bought several pack ages of arubastine, experimenting until she had a luint warmth ol lavender in the color. And Douglas came over to help. They took one of the leaves from the dining room table, set it on two ladders. With the can of tinting between them they set to work. "You must care a heck of a lot for this dame of a Sandy, Jude, seeing that you rltk your lovely lianas for her." Judith pulled on a great pair of gloves and laughed with a bound of Joy. "Why so, wench " "Nothing!" But she thought, thrillina: "Bv the same token. Douglas, you must care a heck 'of a lot for me, else why give up three nights all In a row? They talked of so many things love and when to get married, and how much a fellow needs sud if the girl should keep on work ing. Judith was sorry when til J room was finished. Now she went over to . the closet. There was a little win dow here. Aud It looked Into the kitchen of tho flat next door. Very often Judith stood at this window, hiding behind her coat, w hen one of her sisters came into the room. It was 7 o'clock. In this next door kitchen a small, thlu woman With a sweet, earnest face, wa.in ed the dishes. And a boy with a young, rolllcky look picked up Itircu plates at once, wiplug them absently. lie talked. Something great 'nd exciting must have happened, because be hunched his head be- Cwcen his shoulders and laughed Joyously. Unce juuun liearu. "Oce whl a'hiz think ol it. Em!" Then he showed those whito teoth In a fine, boynn grin, ju- dUh drew a long, sighing breatn and closed her eyes against -sud- VMHEBE RO HOO CEY VOO WAMT ME IO DO AIL THE WORK AM' VOOET HA.LST OF . WHAT I CET-MOTHIM Dooo' - itL cve You A THIttO de (ears. How clean and young I oh. bow glorious he was! . I Anyone eh looking . would have mco but nice, bunny lad of 24 with a sun-burned (ace, a pair of line, hasel eyes, a noso turned up just a Utile at lb Tory tip and a square manly chin. Ha. bad plenty -of brown, almoin lair hair, slicked back In tba ap proved fusion of anappy young I gentlemen. Ha waa 6 leet In ches and proud of bia big ahonl-1 aen ana tapering wun. ti waa Douclaa Keith. But to Judith those 6 feet This' i lnchea measured all of romance sucb a high, noble quality, so she thought seeing In him all that w. knichtlv linairlnar the very ul if young $S$3 ling behind those gray, twinkling ' ,,.v v a i . Four years Judith bad loved nim. two or inree uinee sue nau thought: "He loves me, too. He doesut know this, will he una it out? Ob, will he ever find It out?"' ' And Is novels she read ot such affairs, picturing berselt tne heroine, ureunung ot tue nour. when he would awaken, as David Copperileld did, winning at, last bis Agnes. She now whispered: "I won der how A I nice is." - Almee was bis latent flame. "Gee what a pip!" he told Judith, recounting the charms of a little golden hair ed flapper who could Just tickle you like a feather, she was so darn cute.' These affairs of his always Btarted out In a flame of enthu siasm, lu a month or six ueeKS they waned. And when Juditu inquired: "Well, how is Ruth?" or 'How is Patsy?''' he would make a gay, contemptuous sounu itn nis lips and serenely report. "A flat tire! Worlds fuil oil them." ' . No one guessed the Joy of these repeated uisiliusious to Judith, lie hung up tue uishtowet, gave a cursory uiubh to tue siove Willi worn wnisk broom, kicsea a chair into place. . Emma Keith said something that Judith didn't bear. A dis appointed loot came over ber tuce. Then the boy caught her shoul ders, shook her whimsically. His deep, warm voice rose leasing ly, lion t be green-eyed, Lis! fm oujy gomg ueAi uuo.'. uui . ty leu Juue. Emmas mouth tightened. Ju dith saw this. His motner waa Jealous of ber more jealous of ber tuau of any ten girls that Dpugius liked. Juuiih considered this with ihrnii ,,r AvuitaLion. i Aud sue now rau to the dresserj ( wuicn rwiug iuui w io u aodiua llu.ry wniakea powueidepicttd m uii ms evil and bulled, over her' nose. Oh, If she had the uuu-auioou lague says the only looks! Insteud of that big.ltederai attoiuey is- to loan conlis urdent mouth thai drab straiguCJ cated uquor. Mi', uucknsr says not nmr If she bad only a crimson? so; ho would -not loan uquor If be capid s bow and bair of a coppeiy.Jhud It. , t r I J-" Midi j " ' " ' " : - ' r'ine tua akin tlused and thiC uade her eyes seem puipic. Bnuclul sjstem ot seiuug Uquoi, 1'iu bad deep violet eyes rimmed witU-juucr lascueruau tu iigunative der stuoby, oiuck laauus lovely eyfcs,.j oate hus lxicned to "tue bankrupt mil or soul mats what peupio .Cy ol me Volstead Act."' said, even those who called her v plain." Maud, ber sister and BOSTON Inmates of the bouse the beauty ot tbe Moore family, 0f correction ou IJeer Island have was envious ol juuuns "'-.iintu woudeung now uie jail tare Tliey would have gone much net-, ter In Maud a comely lace. . "I .wonder, what's happened?" Judith murmured. He came In the back way, kick ing open the screen door of tne kitchen and calling: "Where Ih heck are you, Jude? Pome up for a walk. Next ween we ride!" - They went toward the hill. A whtrf of clean, fragrant air blew down the green slopes of Alamo Park. They climbed tbe steps going round the tier till tn:-y came to the circle of trei-s at iho top. , . . They stood ou this iround plateau lu the darkness and gloom, looking, looking down on the lighted canyons of the city's streets.' . They otten strolled here. Some times they walked about steulth lly watchiug the benches, nuJgmS each other and chuckling uen they saw couples with aims en twined. But now they stood here laugh ing, their hands clasped and swinging. "A hundred dollars, Judo! Why, fra rich, girl!" "Will it last, Douglas?" "As long as I do. I don't ex pect to peter out before I'm forty. And anyone ought to lie willing to die by then. I tell you I've got a contract. Gen, I'm the luckiest dog that enr breathed! No more law office for me!" His news was this the pspef for which he wrote short, cpl arrammalle stuff illustrated With bizzarre drawings had syndicated ad syndicated he. DourIss . to receive . little bus for his Articles. And Keith, paptter, was paptter. $100 a week. "I'll buy a ritzy No Disputing That 0 Hir iAVEIMlBfflS Be Better looking Take Olive Tablets If your skin is yellow complexion lelud tongue coated appetite poor- rou have a bad taste in your mouth i buy. no-pood feeling you should ake Olive Tablets. iv ru:.M Tvv.1...- u ' ' . w launr-fHiua titute for calomel were prepared by putidiuanim 1 ( years ui tiuuy. rtgetalile compound mixed withohveoit i'm wul kWthem by trAcWcoki , Vw. -iTi. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act on U" "a m iwhb um: iumm y iHESj LtSoveeL LMlfSS , nrt.a th nlnincr reqiilra. Millions of ' boxes are &M annually at 15c ail 30c TTSZ you .Ild ma. Em t tell you we u tear up tills jazzy oie uwn." "And Almee, Douglas? Will you marry her now?' 'Almee pouf !' "Oh, Is that over?" "No depth ot feeling, Jude nothing fo her now If she wag Ulke you, you know. Had some understanding something be sides looks" , ''oh, have I something, then, Douglas " "ii,v hne. vmiV" tin nrn,il lto Juuiih. His eyes wout sirulgiif to Judiths soul. Just then a bird flung out note of song and a star sped gol- denly across the sky. ' Judiths heart stood stltl waiting. Tbe blessed, prayed tor moment Vas It come? Eat barbecue live forever.' sandwiches and STOCKHOLM If the popularity ct muii, l.ivy.-rs sad jau is not j enough evidence of the growth of itnieiican iiuiueuce ntrrv, juai wa Smer LLat a rotary ciub lias been loaned. BERUN A former mistress of the lato grand unse Karl Michael or lca-enuuig-Atrclitz who le nouueed tfis oei man nationality and loight tor uussia, leceives a peusiou ot sibtfo a year from Meck leubuig. it uas ueveiopea in the reichsiug s invesiigation of mon aicnui lademuity claims. NEW YORii For that sudden deatu dinner on prohibition bum- QUEBEC Pruning" the provlar- could make lutni see skulls and cross bones when the sun shone on the green house, it turns out mat old X-ray plates from hospi tals were used by glaziers. BUFFALO Hoboes will be wel comed here. ligink Institute, which wid piovldo rooms for tramps and try to help them, has been incorporated at Albany. ' CHTCAOO Knit' brows and clinched fists enable oue to think harder, says A. O. Bills, ot the Unl- versity of Chicago psychology de partment A PIONEER WILL DO THE JOB To brcik up a cold is to bead li : il Flashes of life I off danger aud Pioneer Cold Cap- o-da bunioo M , !, llWj soles will do it. Vaporizing 1Mm$2tl?lt'j& ttt will relieve tho chest condition. Lloyd Crocker's - Pioneer Drug Store. Saxophone and clarinet players during our 4 day sale you can buy your reeds at 2 for the price of one. Ott's Muelc Store. By millions ended I Iill't step roilliont of colds every winter nd in J4 houri. They end hctdiche and fever, open the trmelt, tone the whole lyf tern. Uie nothins leat rdublc. Coldt snd Grippe call for prompt, cakient help. Be sure you get it. Aiioruttuta A. Ci AtlinllaVir CASCARAAQIININE . Afadw a. otHadBn 'rOHV' wfchpotna AlUrutsiat .lUl'e Fries JOS VOHECE-S &HA.RE. It t III w uressmsKiBg ana aveigrung, w ; ready-made kiddie elothea fur sale. Agenoy for Parker's bo- slery. 6t Vowler 8L, Phons y 7-a, Mea's aslta eleaaee and SMns tlx. Kettae ef sals iiwisul SMs br, 4snrsi lads ornee, Wsea-iag-uo, s. C' Mev. ll. its, neuae u Miwr givsa last aukjscl le UM Cvuoiuoas and umiiatioDs of nt oc juna s, it us siai auu Juu 4. 11:4 (11 siL, lit), sad pursuauc to acparuueuial rvgtua uons of April It, 1 (i L. L. , tue tioiScr oa the teiluwlna waas will said Jan. Is, iszs, ai iiij. i o'clock a. m. at puene auutiou at tbe u. e. land oftlos at Uuse- uura, unaguo, w the Alahssl hiuusr fci not leu a maa uie appraise vss u as snown by this Houcs, salt to se subjtict to the approval el th BMistary of th tbiertor. tne pur. i aun prlv. dtiib aa auatueuai sum i oBu-ntth 01 out pes Ceuu thtnt. 1 vL being coainuissiuaa aUowa. must td b rsiuiueu it sale Is ttot ait;UBD rovd. oinerwis ptont will la tdr tarn louusi, tui-u luusz bs issue luovsd wltuia ten yeara Bids os reoetvsd from eitissas ut Uniluil toLtsa. aasuuiations of ku oltissus, sad eoiiHiruubas' ormluMr oU undsr uie isms it ins luiiei ststss or sny fiiats, termer, or Ulatricl LUaraot onll. tlu afatlea- lion ot a qualifies purchaser uuibsr ou sny Isgsl subdivision wll, bs uitersd separately bslors ssiaa meluued in an uuer ot a laxget uniL x. as b., L i W, Mee. t, lot i llr mm iv at, bamiocn so at, n lot t nr sun m, hemlock i hanllotia 4& M. CI Nhiu rir mo M. hsmiock it stdar 100 U. lot 1 (ir lit K ksi Iocs lis M. osdsr 1st M, lot 4 IU loss M, aemlook lit tL esaar hb al, Hkt4 tiwu tir USA M. namlck. Iv M, csdar "ao it, ' awu, ir lio at, bsmioia lt si, esaar iu at, ij.)4 ufcie tir isso m. htmioek ly jl. c.dr0 M. HW bTk llr lies ui, hsuiioek luo it, oedar 1st M, k tunts fir 1(40 M. hiualoctf V Si, csaar 120 M, Wfc fcslta tit 1& M, hsuuouk uiM, ceaaf lav M, Hni awii fir ttis M bamlosa luo l csaar ISO M, MWta BW'li Ut inO M, ueuiieca aav m vaww aaw aaw pavm iv llr nuts M, bstaicnsit lto at, o.r SOO at, (WH SUs llr 114 M, aeuiioca is at, esuar i0 at. ilea, t. fabfe tir 144 U. csdar 40 K .) svs (it ve as, ceua ss ss. a M tir tit St, OMar 140 M. ok fcV. fc tir ii ji. ssdat 4 E lot 1 fir S444 M, caoir iTB, Hk-Ts .NWVi tir lio at, csoar iso M, 104 a tir mi) si, near At, f'- tir 1IJ M. cedar 41 at, Sw ei.14 fir J M. CMlar sst si, kk)s tir 4so M. osoax sao laVttvv, em (ir 140 as, wuar iUO at, ASifs SVV nr tmo at, ouar 140 M. lal 1 fir loss at, esoar . it, tuiM HW fir 40 ss. eur 4sv ss, lot xir si's M, cedar s0 At, tso. I. MCti- Nk)i tir Soto St, baialooli IT M, tedar Uii k, HWIi Mbtt fir sieo at, now iocs ISO it, csaar 113 M, cue llr i4o it, hemlock I M. ovdar 40 J4T, HW4i Kit llr 11Q M. hemlock M. veuar At, rW ur ialu At, Uamlock it it. cedar lot At, IIW KW1 fir 11 Jo il. hem lock Ktt) At, cedar it M, MBit 1MVVV4 (ir as at, bsmloek ti At. eedar lit At, t)W)4 IMWte fir suso hem lock 160 AIT ceuar 110 M, AH 14 as't llr 1430 St. nsmioea ur io At, MWla 8tita (Ir uenlloca llr 1160 astw lir diar 100 AL NslW mWA fir 1610 usiuiook 110 At, uaar sto it. SW oh fir 1710 At, hemlock it Luar luO .St. kilU AlVA fir 2110 iieiuiooat loo il. uaaar Si AC BW aSk nr lo it. awuloek 40 il dar too At, sou. U. lot 1 fir 100 Al. tot 1 fir loo At, asiis paifc nr. 'oo w fi e w )s nss nr v sitt fir io At. lot f fir 400 At, oeaar Io la, lot fir to M, CMVsr loo hoiulock ioo lit, ot.it AL M,V)4 NWli tt? to 1J, hiimlock too M. wo m, nwu jkati tii k fir loo sooo Al, coosr Nkti hB't fir loo At, aiwtt 9.."t w HE fir Hub U, JiK'i fir 10i it. A'W4i BWIi fir Ijof MTeadaj I r iojo af lO il, BU14 etWH Jlr (lr lluo At: Bsc. a, BUS pn csdar 100 it, lot 16o At. bf'M M fir i At, csdar i it, SWft NtS fir Idb M, dsdar (o0 At, i. NW2 nr IP M, oeiar 360 at, Mtkl pK fir H- eosr too it, cfti BU' fir log il. cottar soo At, r5t ut fir lto M, et4ar 100 it. NKi IWS fir too At, etdar 160 it, KV.t PTV't fir too At, etdar 100 At. aw IVV'tk tir li M, cedar It At, bso. 11. NKIi at. bomlock it, Arwtt KtJls fir 1000 AL cedar 160 M. btmloca too (at, b.mlock it At, r)E' NKU tir lu M, htmlock 100 At, swit KKlt fir I0 At. htrn- l,k aim tl Mlou NvfU fir liia it. cwiar ioo M. houuock 100 if, W, hwL fir l!luS U (Waal 100 At. hem , lock ioo it, Ut. lock ioo it, rJMt NW14 fir loo At, U. banlnck 10s AL afl-J'i tJKtt fir looo At, HWt4 DKla fir 'so if, etdar 160 AL hemlock 100 At, KV- aw 14 fir HoO M, hsmiock loo AL XW14 gW14 fir 100 M, csdsr i Af, htm loik too At, Nkt4 HWVi fir i AL cdtr 100 M. hemlock 10 it, SWt SVV't4 fir 111 AL asdar 60 M, horn lock lu M, tlto. 10, NK!4 NK14 Or liuo M, oeuar 410 AL MW'ts KB 4 fir I6u0 AL c.d.r HOO AL 8K)4 Kt:i4 fir loo M. etdar loo M, Nli', Nwi fir IOO if, cedtir 160 AL HK Btlt fir 460 AL cedar 100 AL ri.e. 11, BWlt NH'4 fir 4j0 Af, lot 1 fir 160 M. oe- dar 100 st, 1 Mlar 400 At. aA NWVt fir Hot it, lot t fir 200 AL 1400 At, dar 400 li, lot I fir 40 AC noa ot the timbsr ea tntss trscu to b sold for less than 110 per M for that fir, 7.oo par M for th cedar and o.t per M ror uis hsmioca. T. 11 ., IL 4 W, Hue. IT. Nri't awu fir il M. esdar 4 If. aon of the timlitr on title ssctloq to bn old for thao ll.1t pes M for th fir and 06 psr it for tbe ca dar. T. t H., IL ll w; rfca T, hk'4 0 St, CO lt.0 At, si. ceaar so . cus fL o.uar It M. Bw K tuuuiosk ?i U. nu fir fOO M. NWJ4 NB fir nnu I suanj ana . ir 'i MK' "K'f,r l0 M. gwu ( from the cold. Oi Th.'Sretel.J;;' than li.li p.r AL William Spry. fna aomesllo al rmmi..mn.r 'IJoyd Crorkor. 1 lalUV ftftal'T I VX PR0MI8E0 Mft atho. Didn't Save on Repnii CiL' j; Equip your home with one ot our aboe repair omWU aai do your own half soUsf. . . USTICKON SOLES are a new feature and save wonderfully and make your shoe soles waterproof and they will outlast tbe shoes. . See our window display leather, cut soles, nails, shoe knives, hammers, am Ptbey accessories. - Churchill Hsrdware Co. CUS8IFI1MD11 FOR SALE FOR 8ALE Good dry wood, baled bay and straw. Phone 428-1 W. A. Jenkins. FOR' SALE Wood, dry. flrlodL 11. lt-iach tab block. Body black oak. Green, 13.2&. Phone 47. FOR SALE Brown reed, buggy - reversible gear. Very good con dition. Phone 484-Y. S'oR SALE Dry block wood, un , der shed, 12-75 Uer, In S-tler tots. Pboue 13F16. FOft SALE White Leghorn pul lets. 1JH). Mr. H. Albro, Ten ' Mile.' FOR BALfc 118 Iwdg, tloO. , Good condition; just overhauled. Or will trade for -Ford.. J. A-, care News-Review. TRAILJiRS toraie or built to or der at Woodcock , blacksmith sbop, Winchester street, back of Union Oarage. ; FOR SALE Two hounds over year old, bait bloodhound, half fox bound. Male aud female. Ad dress liox I. Camas Valley. FuR bALtvr-Iiuoied grape ylnt's. Bemla Blae. Beat ot All. Nigara, Delaware, Thompson Seedless. By mall postpaid 16 cent each. J. I. Roach, Tiller. ) FOR SALE Co milk, oow, . Oue , large brood sow due to farrow. In SA flavtal nnn laro.A P ana. . 14 months old. E. L. Thompson, RL 2, Box 112, 4 mile .north 1 bmnlitn hlvhtvav .!' ;. ' "' VEffYljE8IliABLE Cottage with 2 bed rooms, combination living and dining room, kitchen, bath and porches, two lots one; on corner, ail streets paved and paid for, 2260 down, ' 220 month. Writ Box 123. . WELL ESTABLISHED Central ly located wholesale and retail business in Roseburg, earning jouu ciear tor past two years. leaving country, must sell, easily worth 5,000, but if you're satis fied business worth 13500.00 can make quick deal. Address CON FIDENTIAL, care News-Review. 660b V A CUES-! iiV seBTcarS. HAN8EN CHEVROLET CO. Hit Chevrolet, like new. , 1925 Chevrolet touring. Hit Chevrolet touring. 11121 Chevrolet touring. . 1921 Chevrolet touring. 1924 Chevrolet coupe. 1921 Chevrolet ton truck. 1924 Ford touring. 1921 Ford touring. 1922 Ford touring. 1920 Ford touring. 1919 Ford touring. ' 1922 Ford ton truck. 1921 Dodge touring. 1920 Dodge louring. 1912 Dodge roadster. 1924 Overland 4 sport model. 1921 Overland 4 touring. 1919 Overland delivery. Liberty Six tourlug. 1 Durant touring. Oldsmoblle ton truck. Your old car accepted In trade as first payment Convenient terms arranged. HANSEN CHEVROLET CO. Rose St. Phone 446 RUM Bay rum allays Irritation after shaving and . protects your face Only the boat should hsve both imported reasonable prices. By WINNER N 1 VEAH BUT there ismT a THino - Juvr two APPLE rviK SALE cabbage, solid bu. cheap. 144 S. Jackson. ' foTTSALHfWhlte Mlnprca cock erels. Phone 12F1. FORTSaLE Round oak cook store wood. 22.60 per tier. Phone 19F12. HAY FOR SALE Edeaoower Of chard Tracts. Paone 2SFI. ADJUSTABLE dress form, food condition. Price 17.007 Phone S4-LL FOR SALE lo-ln. laurel store wood, also le-io. slab wood, dry and under cover. U. 8. Johnsoa, WUbur, Ore. FOR. SALE Old growth tit. t-Ui Big second grow lb, IUA All Un der cover. Delivered. PboBt) liFls. A. IX iiunter. , WA4rEft PRACTICAL NUB81NQ. Phone fSS. WANTED House worker. Ill Hoover. ' WAN'l'EU Wood cutters and slashers. L. K. Marsters. 17F1. ' WANTEDOirl wants pUci-W work for room and board. Ad dress "E. U.", tut News-Review. ' ' WANT FURS-Bring or ship. U -prices are not satisfactory retain . 'St my exjpeass) . B. V. Skielda, rviitHiija tarra ejnoy. J WANTED Place to- dump dirt around E. Douglas. OL good black loam, but) iftuisen at xtaa, 'sea Chevrolet Co.- I WiNTEDPRfATB BONKiTTof real estate loans. Good security, . Want sums of lluuo to ilsuo. 9 iatereskr tk W-i Young. 4k Bon; Phone 417. ( . I FORREtNT PIANO lor rent. Phone il-fl SLEEP1NO ROOlTfor rent at tfb Mill St. Phone 481-J. FOR RENT Five-room unfuinlsh. ed bouse1644 8. Pine. FoiT" RENTFour-room snodvrg furnished bouse. Phoa 471'U Call 447 8, Stephens. ... . ',; uousk - son, Sent-on we First bl aaar Winchester. Phone 4SF4. , " 1 S Uit RENT Large room, well fur nlabed, downstairs, for gentle snonly. Ill W. Washington. iOR RENT A modern f'lVeoom bouse on pavement. Oarage. Reasonable. Also two-room lur nished apartment. Hot water garage. Light and water paid, ' Reasonable. Phone 70-J. ' ' ' 1 -V T ' . . ."''' MLSOXLAJSEOU j . MARCELLING, balrcutttng, bob curllng. Mrs. Amy Rogers,- 137: N. Mam. Phone 118-LL ' CAli ' OWltER Don't torget M all t6t trhen In need ot ante part. Sax IT ArJto WrtoatuT Hnuaua. i LOST AND FOUND 1- LOST A small spotted brlndle tan male hound. Phone 6F31. 1 FOlND About 'two months ago,' one high-top boot Owner bring mate fur Identification, and take It away. News-Review office. GEAR CUTTING Our Shop are Equipped to turn out all kinds ot machine work. Repair Work Don ; 7 ' PINK ST, MACHINE SHP Opposite' Floor Mill Chas. S. McDhinnjn "Th Widow's Frleiter i Oregon Life 24S North Jsekson HARDWARE Such as ' hammers, nails, paint, SUIIsoa pipe wrenches, any kind of pliers, pocket knives, flaalv light, ammunition, chair seats, solve pipe, lanterns, milk buckets, stove plus, lanlerua, milk buckets, ItrlrAt al ' P O WX L, -IS (