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R05EBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, JULY 11926.
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AT SALE
Extensive Advertising Cam
paign Drawing Huge
Crowds to Fisher's
Store This Week.
Yesterday was a record breaking
day, as tar as attendance aud voi-
uuie ot business were eouceraeu,
at Kuuier h big sale. Tne store
wus tilled to camicitv in all
purtmouts and it was undouoteilly
one ot me bubt attended isaies to
bo held in tno city tor muuy
montiis. 't oday way the same wlln
evury tiling pointing to a very suc
cessful sale iu every respect.
it is ueiug executed under the
pui-bouai .u.recuou ot W. ivuuimuu, :
jn l'oruauU, one ot tile best known 1
"and most succcsslui advertising j
ttuU sale bpcuiuusu.
tae Worm- i
WKI tVli'. IVJ.,.1 iiimii iiiiiv liniii.r.
siuuus tne use ui puuie.s iuk auu
outuius outstanding results. in
tins connection tno News-iteview
tunes pnue in assuming a part of
tne responsibility tor tne success
of tno s'uiu-veiiiUi'o, as its wide cir-1
culation nas giVen excellent results
in me advertising campaign wmcu
has preceded tne sale.
Tako a tip and
lot in 'Sutherlin.
buy a buildiug
PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD TO
MEET ON U. OK O. CAMPUS
EUGENE, Ore., July 1. Approx
imately' 81) delegates are expected
to-attend the 'session of the l-resby-terian
synod of Oiegon, te be held
on the University oi Oregon cam
pus July 14-21.
A picnic up the McKehzie river
is to wind up the sessions on tho
last day of me convention.
-The Central Presbyterian church
of Eugeno led all the Piesbyterian
churches in Oregon in the number
of members received last year,
when 245 weie admitted.
The Central Presbyterian church
of Portland was second with 228,
and tho First Presbyterian church
of Portland was third with 214.
Do you knuw what is going
to
happen In Sutherlin Valley?
CONVICTS' ATTORNEY GETS
20 DAYS TIME FOR FILING
SALEM, Ore., July 1. The su
premo court yesterday granted
Judge Will It. King of Portland an
additional 20 days in which to pre
pare and file a petition of rehear
ing of the case of Ellsworth Kellny
and James Willos. who are under
conviction of first degree murder in
connection with tho prison break of
last August. Tho supreme court
has upheld the convictions in the
lower court for Marion county.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189-L.
Liberty Theatre
Missing bonds fleeing thieves
cops in hot pursuit mi idling son
covering himself with glory in the
final climax!
For swift moving comedy melo
drama wlih thrills and laughs vle
ing from the first scene lo tho last
fadeoul. It would be difficult to
improve upon "The Broadway Gal
lant" In which Richard Talniadgc
I
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10 eV-V
"Just because daughter
smokes it's no sign the world
Is going to the. dogs."
Conditions change. Ten years
ago you never heard of the
Hawkinson System Tire
Repairing.
Now Is the approved system
of vulcanizing.
HEALY-WOOD
VULCANIZING CO.
X.13 N. Main
d
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Are You On the Sunlit
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Try
LYDIA E.' PINKHAM'S
Pills for
. Constipation
A Vegetable Laxa
tive for Men,
Womon, . and Chil
dren. Lvdia E. Pinliham
, j
is bombarding local audiences with
grenades of entertainment at the
ue-,"Derty tneaire wnere nis latest
production is being screened unaer
the auspices of F. B. O.
"The Broadway Gallant"
is a til-
iinmli nf (liulnir with Dick Tal-
nuidge lulling greater chances In
the execution or stunts than ever
before. The stunts in question arc
better seen than described. .
Antlers Theatre
ttomeming ausoiuieiy uiueicni in
screen enioriamnieni nas uecn
achieved by William K Howard in
(i,e Production of Volcano! , the
i,,l-ll,iD wm, ucuc x-uu
iels, which comes to tho Antlers
theatre today.
The plot, setting and treatment
all vary decidedly from the ordi
nary film.
Bebe Daniels, fresh from a Brus
sels convent, arrives in St. Pierre
on the French West Indian Island
oi Martinique to unu ner miner
dead. His wife believes Bebe to
be the daughter of a beautiful
quadroon with whom her father
had -run away to France. Bebe is
literally branded and sent to tho
Quarter. -
Ricardo Cortex witnesses this
scene "and soon falls in lovo , with
Bebe. Later, breaking down her; Amy. You vo never worn bluek.
resistance with the strength of his I Amy camo forward thought
love, he gains her consent to mar-1 fully and stood behind her daugh
riage. This she repudiates soon ter. She was as Clare might have
after when Cortez's older brother, boon, enlarged several times and
Arthur Edmund Carew, comes to matured; tall, deep-chested, with
her and points out that the mar-'the
riage would ruin Ricardo's life.
Unable to believe she has re
jected him, Cortez goes to Bebo
firwlu lri in rmfn 1 Inr-Ji nan 1
her love for Cortez 'is strong !
annuel! In ennhln her to irlvn htm
im shn nrelHiids In wnlrnmn thn
attentions of Wallace Beery, a
cruel, powerful quadroon, lord of
the island.
His own heart broken, Cortez
suoniits .o ues. ,through sonle 0t the motions of
weds a French girl for whom l'e bultis an old lady, I suppose."
does not care. 01 Moth Amy! .You'll never
Corte.-! a marriage takes place jI0 0l( 1
one night during the carnival sea- And' Indeed tho clinging black
son. The vows scarcely have been offered no suggestion of years. It
taken when Mount La Pclee belch-'was t00 inuo'us; too deeply Vd
es flaming lava upon the city. ; front and back. It made Clare
Beery, forcing his attentions upon: think, singularly, of the beating
Bebe, deserts her In the moment j tom-toms. She giggled.
of danger. I
The spectacular finish and un-
expected twist given tne plot cause
the
picture
to
end as it
starts
'differ-
and continues,
ent" picture.
decldely
A lot In Sutherlin now will mean
money In the bank later on.
TUBBY
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By W I N I r H I t'
- ' CHAPTER 1 '
A junglo boast walled horribly:
other beasts joined the clamor iu
"u weird, unearthly din.1
-. ' The the laxophones clown In
the drawing-room turned ball
room (cr the evening, settled into
a flow of mocking laughter and
kLnu.illi 1. .Lara Kan, nfllu lh.
'provocative one-two, one-two
measure of tom-toms.
CnrA V.AAv lllrn n nninll. white
chiffon ghost In the dusk at the
top cf the broad stairway, threw
back her head with a gurgle of
pure delight...
"And It's all for me!" she
chattered In a husky whisper.
"The new jazz orchestra brought
down from Cleveland and every
body's sultry new gowns and the
flowers gee, there must be
thousands ot them! Mother said
she'd make my ,'deb" party a
knock-out and they don't call her
the town's leading hostess for
nothing!"
The flowers had been coming
throughout the day with messages
and greetings; now, wilting under
the lights, tiioy sent up a too
sweot, too heady fragrance.
Voices clatterod and women's
laughter was becoming shrill.
These people were what part of
Atkins, Ohio, snlfringly called the
"merry-go-round set", and the
party was getting lively.
"One-two, one-two," invited the
tomrtoms. Chiffon fell back from
Clare's thin arms as she placed
her. hands flatly on top of her
head and porformed a dance with
out moving tiny, lilgh-archcd feet.
She trailed a giggle ulong the
corridor to her room und balanced
a-tlp-loe to pull on the light. This
was only the first dunce and there
was plenty of time. Dcsides Dob
Satterly had asked for the fourth.
And she wanted that to be her
first.
Spreading her fluffy skirts be
fore the mirror, she stared at the
girl in the glass. A small girl
.ridiculously young appearing tor
eighteen years. That, perhaps,
was because her nose turned up
n trifle and her smile was a
naughty littlo boy's. She rather
liked her shining, bronze colored
halr cropped close - behind but
, fulling In loose waves against her
'hnelra rpri nn the msn-muls
on
the left shoulder of her frock. '
Her eyes, of such a dark blue
that sometimes they seemed clou
dy, shone tonight like stars.
She put her elbow on the dress
ing table and her chin In her
hands and dropped into a long
dream. Romance; a knight out
of the East! What did it matter
that Satterly was the least bit
well, fattish? Ever so littlo fattish
and sort of gray? When ho Bald
:-iince3s" in the tone that made
her feel as if his arms were
around her
i "Clare!"
jrer mother closed the door
witli a gesture of annoyance and
the girl spoke quickly, "I only
came up to to get some powder,
How lovely you look, Mother
dear.", ' .
, "Oh!" for heaven's sake "
i-' "Amy. ""How lovely yOn"-"Took5-f
same tresli coloring ana tne
same bronze head; the same cur
ious youthfulness.
She had none of the gin s
g Ul Jn Cliami, llOWOVer ; Ullt-ilCei-
tln i'iten?Uy, a vivid restlessness
'mat Sttveu nor ample nguro iruu.
heaviness and
lighted her hazel
eyes.
Slio turned before tho mlrrir.
"This black satin Is out of defer
ence to you, my child. Since I've
debutante daughter, I must go
Amv asked sharply. "What's
8 funny?" and rubbed a powder
miff on her shoulders.
"Why 1 was thinking. People
won't call me just 'Amy Dean's
duughter any more, will they?
You won't have to keep saying,
'No, net Bister!' when I meet new
ones, will you? Gee, Moth
Amy. I hope I can be as popular
ns you are somotinie?"
Amv Doured perfume down her
bodice and Clare saw lines Jump
out, one on either nide of her
mother's full, ocarlet lips. She
said, "You won't get very popular
sitting up hero by yourself. Po
pularity Uoesn t fly arounu line
a disoase to be caught. You have
to go out and get it.
, "Why don't you show t littlo
more pep? The violet stuff you've
been doing all evening doesn't go
those days. Buzz around, can't
you?"
"They're all buzzing around."
"Certainly. The punch In the
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tfM THE CLASS VNHV ( BECAUSE JRJU V 3M0RAM6E OP VoO N
f ffl VOU NOOU RA-THEfi - I LIKE V- SPS?12' HALF V- CHU.DREM, DOU'T - I VO0OU) IT,
f tUrT HAVE OWE WATER:- WIATE-R' T I ' oa iTWROS 7 OF ,x . p VOO KMOVM "THA.T I DOVlY LIKE I
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7 W wm PPLes , P- ges-r A- yr- -7 yrZZy- Vthaw a half? yvcKy
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dining room well, cerfue on.'1
She lrd the wny downstairs and
immediately was lost IK the com
motion. Clare paused, timidly.
Amy'd had parties before, in spite
of step-daddy Paul's old-fashioned
notions, but she'd never attended
them. Besides this was hers
her party! Now she'd be invited
everywhere- and no longer Ignored
by the young fellows that hung
around her mother's tea table.
Where in the world did Amy meet
them all?
One of them came charging
along now and, spying Clare, (lick
ed her up and flung her across
his shoulder, hdldlng her by the
tinkle as ho jogged to the dining
room. There he whirled her
around his neck before he put her
down to Jill glasses from the
enormouB bowl of punch, already
half emptied. ,
"Here, nice baby " r'
She sipped doubtfully, wonder
ing if the punch really made them
buzz. It seemed tame enough.
Still Amy'd said . . . She drauk
a second glass and Dart of a
third; thon lights began to blaze
astonishingly and colors swirled
together, "One-two, one-two,"
coaxed tho tom-toms. :
Laughing wildly, she left the
man and undulated through the
crowd. He was there in the ball
room Satterly, his wide shoul
ders against black satin. Going
to dance with Amy. The girl dart
ed forward, threw herself into his
arnu. She heard Amy's gasp of
surprise as their feet caught the
rhythm of the, music and they
danced away. j
"Princess!" Satterly murmured
ngaliiBt her hair. "Clever little
Princess!"
She laughed uncontrollably.
They had the; next dance- to
gether and the next. Then thero
were danceless spaces during
which the lights' resumed their
accustomed snbdued shining and
colors no longer .swirled, and
Clare watched her mother on the
floor gracefully going through
trlcnte steps and flguroB.
Finally, toward midnight, thcVo
was a very long space when she
sat In the eunrooui and wondered
what had happened to tier Utile
burst of gnyety. Other girls were
there, too, forcing a show ' of
animation, while their partners
crowded a corner of the ballroom,
holding high revel.
Was It another debutante they
were rushing? Clare had heard
of rival "buds" coming in, steal
ing the party. She circled tho
-room, eager for a glimpse of thin
new belle who had all the tueu
at her feet.
... Between white shirt-fronts she
caught the gleam of black satin,
: the familiar shine of a bronze
head. It couldn't be it couldn't
be! Amy! Oh, yes it was Amy!
(Amy had stolen the party. . .
I Clare pressed back against the
wall, rather a pathetic little figure
in the fluffy dress; arms crossed
over her flat chest and teara edg
ing her lashes. She wanted' to
run away; to fly from the sudden
bewilderment she felt.
But she was hold fast, as1 by a
spell. For In tho doorway over
across the room, tall and ,dark
and saturnlno, was her stepfather,
Dr. Paul Dean, his face very
white, watching Amy
(To be continued.) 5::
A lot In Sutherlin Valley (it this
time may mean much in the near
future.
Cleans Frocks
exquistteh
Vou hou!d try the new Oronite
Cleaning Fluid! Follow direction!
andflcc howbeautUully it cleans furi,
glove, flannels or Krg, hats, up
holstery rugs, etc. 1 No chemical
reaction on fast dyes-lonly a mild,
quick-vanishing odor. A triumph
of the scientific laboratories' of the
Standard Oil Company of Cali
fornia. It's ready now at hardware,
grocery, drug or department stores'
. or at Standard Oil Service Stations,
STANDARD 00. COMPAQ OF CALIFORNIA
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CHECKED; BURNED
OVER 120 ACRES
The Co Creek fire, which has
been burning for the past three
days was brought under control
yesterday, - after burning over
nearly 120 acres, according to a
reporl from the Douglas County
Fire Patrol. The fire started on
Ghmtlale Lumber company land
and spread ver a large loaned off
area. For considerable lime it
threatened the farm of Frank Sfaf
fanBoft, but was driven back from
the buildings, so that there was no
damage or loss. A craw of four
teen men was employed in fighting
the conflagration which spread
very rapidly until yesterday when,
ilue apparently to higher humidity,
it slackened speed and was easily
brought under control.
Have you ever experienced an
oil boom?
GRASS FIRE IN
WEST ROSEBURCS
THREATENS HOMES
A serious grans fire yesterday
afternoon threatened a ntrmbor or
housoa Iu West Rosoburg eonth
of the Soldiers Home. The fire
started noar the road and burned
into tho tall grass In the large
field thero, the fire threatening
to Bpread to the buildings. Fran
tic calls were sent to the tire de
partment for assistance, and de
spite the fact that city ordinances
prohibit the ' department from
taking apparatus outside the city
limits, the firemen refused to deny
the plea for nid and wont to the
relief of the residents with the
small truck. By the lime they
arrived, the tiro had been driven
back from the buildings and was
allowed to burn Itself out, the
additional force being sufficient
to protect the houses and sheds.
Eat barbecue Bondwlohes and
live forever. Brand's Road Stand.
BIG RUSH ON FOR HALF
YEAR AUTOMOBILE TAOS
. (ARRoclatcd Trcsa Leased Wire.)
SALEM, Ore;, July 1. The mid
year rush for automobile licenses
became acute at the state house
yesterday, due to the fact thut li
censes purchased after June 30
cost only - half the yearly rate.
About 1600 new applicants were in
the hands of the automobile de
partment A total of 195,384 II
oensos were Issued Itir the first
half ot the year, which Is a gain of
16.833 over the first' half ot last
year; . . .
With the Myers electric water
system you are assured of always
getting repairs on Bhort notice.
You will not have to wait for parts
to eomo from the factory. Wharton
Bros, agents.
WEAK HEART CAUSE8 BOY '
TO DROWN IN A POOL
(AxnoclnUil frons Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore., July 1. Rob
eft Schad, 17, son of Patrolman C.
S. Schad, of tho Portland police
force, was drowned while swim
ming in Creston Park pool yester
day. " Drowning resulted from a
weak heart.
The body ot another victim, Wil
liam Bullock, drowned in the Wil
lamette river Sunday was recover
ed yesterday and Bearcli made for
a third, William Bols Banks, : ex
phonOgraph salesman, who was
drowned In Willamotte river when
bis cunoe overturned.
632 is the phone No. of the Hotel
Rose barber and beauty parlor.
Shampoo 60c, marcel 1. Phone for
appointment.
USB CIRCUS TAGTICS IN
PLANS FOR OPEN TOURNEY
COLUMBUS, O., July 1. The U.
S. Open Golf tournament, to bo
played here July 8-10, will have tt
resemblance proportionate to a
three-day circus.
Out at the Sclolo Country Club,
where the championships are to bo
held, Ihey are arranging lo feed
thousands of golf fans, to park
hundreds of automobiles, and to
handle a gallery that may run Into
the thousands.
The Scioto Club hns fewer than
400 members. The normal accom
odations in the dining rooms will
be stretched to accommodate ns
many ns 1,600 at a slnglo meal.
Food for the gallery thousands al
so will be provided at a "big top"
to be loenlPd'ln the woods adja
cent to the clubhouse.
The roof of the clubhotipe, from
which alt or portions of fourteen of
the eighteen holes are visible, will
be transformed Into a huge press
gallery.
Ringside Reals will he provided
In 100 boxes, each holding eight
persons. Bleachers erected adja
cent to the clubhouse will take
care of others. Adjoining thesw
seats, an Innovation at National
Open tournaments, will ' he the
His Vegetables.
Bright colors have taken
the place of gunpowder on
: July 4th. The eye is being
startled instead of the ear. .
We have milder colors and
pastel shades for men who
' want them but we have
striking effects for those
who would celebrate with .
bright colors. Shirts that
. ' truly proclaim their Indc- .-,
pendence. And one thing
about 1 our shirts Is true ,
whether mild or startling:,
they are priced to please.
$1.95 and up
QUINE BR03.
scoreboard on which tho progress
of each match will be depicted.
The scores will be telephoned every
three holes throughout the course.
Radio station WEAO Is available It
broadcasting Is decided upon.
Part of the playing course has
been rebuilt, and an additional
road and a new cntranco to the
club grounds woro made especially
for the tournament.. ,
Three kinds .of coal, Diamond
Briquets, and slab wood ; Pages
can fill your fuel needs. Phone 242.
BF1ADLEY MOVES HIS FRENCH
CHEF TO IDLE HOUR FARMS
LEXINGTON, Ky July 1. Colo
nel B. R. Bradley, owner of the
Win Hour furm which contains
Bubbling Over and Baggenbaggago,
winners of tho Kentucky, Louisiana
and i Latonla Dorbteu, also likes
good cooking.
Gone Broca, . steward of Col.
Bradley's Bench Club at Palm
Beach, la up from Florida for the
summer. Ho. also has supervised
fragrant odors as chef on the
George . Washington ' which took
Woodrow Wilson to France, nnd at
the Lnkewood Golf Club and Coun
try Club at Great Neck, Long Is
land, which club he opened. ,
M. C. RAOABAUQH,
Auctioneer, 630 N. Pine St., Roso
burg, Oregon.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the Stnte
ot Oregon for Douglas County,
In the matter of the estato oi
Marllla Smith, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that tin
undorBlgucd wus Ou the 2nd da)
of Juno, 19211, duly appointed ad
ministrutor of tho estate of Marl 111
Smith, deceased, by tho Ci ltitj
Court of Douglas County, Oregon,
All persons having claims agalnsl
said estate are hereby required U
present the same duly verified
with vouchers annexed to tho un
dorslgned at tho law office of
John T. Long, in the. Perkins
Building, . In Rosoburg, Oregon,
within six months from this date.
Dated and first published June
10, 1026. '
t. Mj DAVIS,
Administrator, ot the estate 'of
Marllla Smith, deceasod.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of tho State
of Oregon for Douglas County.
In tho mntlor of tho estate of
Oeorgo F. Bcnz, Deceased.
Notice 1b hereby given that the
undersigned wus on tho 2nd day of
June, 1026, duly appointed adminis
trator of the estate of George F.
flenz, deceased, by tho County
Court of Douglas County, Oregon.
All personB having claims against
said estate are hereby required to
present tho same duly verified
with vouchers annexed to tho un
derslgned at his law offlco in Roso
burg, Oregon, within six months
from this dnlo.
Dated and first published June
10 1026.
JOHN T, LONG,
Administrator of the estate of
George F. Ron, deceaHed.
Pretty Durned Dr
Makes you think about pumps,
pipe and power.
Any size, kind or condition. :
"See V Firtt We Can Save You Money'
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROStBURQ
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Broccoli plants. Phone
6-F-33. H. P. Conn. .
SHROPSHIRE buck for sulo or
tradeW H. Brown. Phone 3-F14.
FliS CHERRIES fosaloTJbhn
, Busonbark. Phone ll-F-13.
FOR SALE Jersey cow and Jer
sey heifer; 319 Commercial Ave.
FOR SALE Spilt uldor itbve
wood. Melton Bros. Pnone 14-F15.
FOR SALE Broccoli plants from
Kruse seed. P. W. Kuy, phone
6-F-6. . ;
FOR SALE Giavonsteln apples.
F. M. Sebrlng, West Roseburg,
Phone 40-F-3.
POtt SALE Hampshire l'lims, reg
istered and grade. W, G. Paul,
South Deer Creek.
i'OR SALE Wicker baby buggy,
good condition, cheap; also
wicltor sulky, cheap. 1U4 llamo
ua Court. -.
FOR-SALE One gas engine,, 7
horsepower, vury nearly now.
Krunk Paulsen, Kt. 1, box 113,
Iloseburg, Ore.. .
FOR "SALE Angora bucks that
produce mohuir worth W0 per
pound, and some registered does,
i). W. Fate, Days Creek, Oregon,
FOR SALE Dry ash und maple
wood for cook stove, and block
wood. Also 6-hole Majestic range.
Phono 6S3-Y. P. J. llallf.
ONE GOOD AS NEW MayUg
electric Waaher for sale, or will
trade for cows; chickens or hogB
Seo same ut Roseburg Poultry
Market, N. Jackson.
FOR SALE Heavy truck, in fliBt
olass condition; suitable- lor
logging truck, or will trade for
good used car. C. W. Gtmo,
Myrtle Point, Ore. Phone 73-J.
Now is the time
To repair your root
Wo carry the bust Cedar ShlngloB,
Patent Shingles and Roll Roofings
Estimates given applied
Coen Lumber Company
FOR SALE Two J. I. Case
threshing separators; one Ford-
son tractor with extension rims,
lights, pulley ami governors; ono
Rodrlch Leare tandem tractor
dlBC; ono 14-ln Oliver tractor
gang plow ; 16 head Jersey cattlo,
uowa and heifers, part registered
stuff. R. Mornlngstar, Box 131,
Drain, Orogon.
"ORCHARD & PEPPERMINT
FARM FOR SALE ,.
Tho ownor dlod at his work two
weeks ago and tho widow can
not carry ou and nlusl sell at a
sacrifice.
There nie good buildings on the
property. About clovon acres iu
Spltzenburg' and Newtowus with
a good 4,000 boxes of apples to
harvest.
Ten acreB ot flno Peppermint
land and the balanco In pasture.
. The whole works, crops included
M.GOO.00. Half cash.
15. G. KINGWELL
SUTHERLIN OREGON
1 FOR RENT
FOR 11 ENT 7-room
W. Mosher.
house, 361
HOUSE FOR RENT cheap,
305
East Douglas Street.
FOR RENT-GobdsIx "room House.
Call 418-R.
FOR RENT 6-rooid house, "W5"
Phone 71L; call 647 S. Steph
ens Btreot. - -
By WINNER
1:1
f:t St
WE SELL 'EM. I
OAKLAND
FOR RENT 4-room furjjislied
apartment. 246 N. Rose Si,
FOR RENT Well furnlsheffJiDurtv
ment; reasonable rent, 8,
Main street "
FOR RENT 2-roora apartment,
close iu, electric range reason
able. Phone 227-Y.' r
FOTTTtENT 6-room home? close
in, with garage. Vacant"ily 1
Inquire 107 Sheridan St.
FURNISHED APTS. tow rem
Modern In every reBpeetl Clos
In. Reasonable rates. PbPJJe 68.
FOR RENT 2-room fuTOiBhed
house, $ month. Minor's" AdoVi-
tlon. Mrs.
E. . J. Smlthhone
210-L.
FOR RENT Two front ; of fic ,
rooms. Located In bustnaSs cer
tir n clv Oeli at 136 Nc Jack
son 8t Or phone R8.
FOR-RENT PaVily "furnls!ied
room house with esraB912 ft
Main St- Anoly at 491 S. Main St,
or phone 23.
FOR RENT 51'a. In ciry limits",'
Bmnll house, barns, llghtjvater,
: fruit, $20 por mo, WritQr call
826 E. Lane St. :
FOR RENT At reasonabfr prlcel
8-rnom house, well furnlkvd and
newly papered. Garage -and gar
den ground. Apply 862Hoover
St.
FOR RENT 6-room modern fur
nished house with garage. In.
eludes electric .waBhing rhjichlne,
also piano. Cull at 167 2d Ave.
- South. - -. - ' . m ,
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LOST
LOST Dundlo of bedcllgg, be
tween Sutherlin and Roseburg.
Rowurd. Leave at News-Review.
LOST Nurses' hospital plfi; en
graved SL Lukes Hospital, Aber
deen, So. Dak. Finder pleasa
leave at this office. - "
WANTED I
.
WANTED On good scantily, $1200
for 3 yenrs. See Pat.-w
WANTED Clean rags. .Highway
Service Station, Phono 833.
WANTED General homework.
Mablo Reynolds, Melroso,
NEW CLUBS fdr old. Wanted, Bee
nnd band golf clubs. Ijpseburg
Golf Club. -'
WANTED Board nnd roOm in prl
vatc fnmily for couplo wU)i child.
Box 160, News-Revlew.
fiELP" WANTEr'C'atPus 15 or
20 men weeding mint. . Inquire
, Chas. Mendonhalh Camas' Valloy.
WANTED MaiPaud wlfu to do
Janitor work. Must have exper
ience. Address A. B., "News-Re
view. '"!
YOUNG GIRL exporlcnccdMn caro
of children, wants housework In.
small family.' Call or address 421
N. Roho St. i .
WANTED RANCHES I ..Wish to
hear from owners. wlio-wlsh to
Bell. G. J. Klaus,' .3861 "Washing
ton St. bfflce '884. Pofpand,
WANT 'iWTitAD'K for htimo close
to Portland? Have 6-ronAi house,
halh, city water, gas, electricity;
2 lots, 1 block to car line. Price
$2760, to trade for 4-roont modern
house closo in Roseburg'Address
P. O. box 234, Gladstone,, Oregon.
I MISCELLANEOUS I
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HOUSES Moved, built ;;jind re
paired. Seo Pat. '
CONrjTB work . at conipetitlvs
rTlf'. Mtxr or building hoist
' for hire. Miller. Phonf 440-J.
uak uWiVEK Don't forgot to
call 663 when In need" of auto
narts. Sarff's Auto -Wrecking
House. "
Automobile Repairing
greasing:
washing:
Bring In your car and ftavo us
go over It. ' I
Nash Sales and Service,
L R. Chamber Motor Co.
Oak and Rose "
Prion 649 Roseburg, Ore.
HOUSE PAINT
$2.40 , .
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Dcnn-Gerrctscn Company I j
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