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ROSEDURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY. I'JLY 7, 19 THREE h 1 4 4 Equip Your Boat With a JOHNSON MOTOR 8 r , B Does away witt all hard n Lucs awaj wsiy au nam 5 boat, either on' f ishftig or Fits any row boat, easy to adjust, lots of power 2 4 and pep, and makes your boating a continuous 4 j pleasure, J f ' P 4 Constructed of aluminum and brass, so that it 4 8 stands up under! severe tests. ' K See us about a Johnson 4 9 J Churchill Hardware Co. j 5 The Iron Broccoli Plants From Tested Seed Ashby No. 1 Ashby No. 2 Kruse . AT CARPENTER'S GREEN HOUSE . West Roseburg . Phone 40-F2 WITH THE AUTO TOURISTS AT THE CAMP GROUNDS "I have been In every state In the Union, but this is my first trip into Oregon and I must say that the people here are the most con genial that I have ever met any where," said R. F. Richards of Los Angeles, lie was accompanied by his wife and son and tlio party is on the way to Vancouver, U. C. A tourist ' party consisting of Norman Recklhi, Ed Soules, Sid McDonough and C. W. Hosmer ex perienced their first accident since leaving Detroit as they were near ing the Oregon lino. They were traveling upon the Redwood High way and were thrown against tho hank by a speeding car, but alt that was necessary to restore things in order was to light the "Lizzie" and untangle themselves from, tho jum- ' ble of camping equipment and hu manity. The highly decorated car, equipped with everything up to locomotive bells and ship lights, has carried the party from Detroit, around the rim of the United States, and is now, headed home through Yellowstone Park. "I am glad that I bought a one- ANNOUNCEMENT, Taxi 95 Wishes to announce to the public that P. Gilham has purchased half interest In the 95 taxi with H. Crocker. P. Gilham has purchased an Oakland Lan dau Sedan to operate on the taxi line. Mr. Gilham formerly oper ated the mail stage from Rose burg to Hoaglin. " - FOR SALE Good Used Cars 1926 Essex Coach 1925 Chev. Tourjng 1925 Hudson Coach 1924 Overland Sedan 1923 Maxwell Coups 1923 Ford Roadster ,923 Hudson Speedster 1922 Gardner T ring 1922 Overland Touring 1919 Dodge Touring 1926 LICENSE FREE Roy Catching Mtr. Co. HUDSON-ESSEX 125 No. Rose "These are 'ttri'Ong time' For the home-run hitter" Wo can't emulate Bab Ruth, hut we aro making a hit pvrry day with our vulcanU in methods. Bring in an old tiro and just see what we can do with 1L HEALY-WOOD VULCANIZING CO, 831 N. Main i'boue 104 ": x. r -rrrs v- - work pulling your row num pulling pleasure trips. . Motor for your Boat, f r4 Mongers 5 way ticket from England how I can stay and enjoy the States as long as I like,' said Mrs. M. Dreap er, who with Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Dreaper and Mrs. E. Sedgwick were Camp View guests. The party Is on the way to San Francisco to enjoy a few weeks of sightseeing. This Is the first visit Mrs. Dreaper Baa made to the United States and expressed herself as enjoying the trip, and finding America of great Interest. Many of the tourists took advan tage of the celebrations being held in the; vicinity of Roseburg yester day qnd visited the points where the programs were given. Several carloads left for the North Ump quad istrict, where the fish-laden streams were the chief attraction. BAPTISTS TAKE NOTICE Every member of the First Bap tist church Is requested to be pres ent ou Wednesday night. Business tmoVprayer meeting. The oonsldcr ation of tho calling of a new pastor will be presented by the pulpit committee. B. W. STRONG, Chairman of Committee. 622 is the phone No. of the Hotel Rose barber and beauty parlor. Shampoo 50c, marcel fl. Phono for appointment TWO WOMEN. PRAISE SAME MEDICIN Both Helped by Taking Lydia E.Pinkham's Vege table Compound "Aftor the birth of my little daugh ter I was very badly rundown. I could not think of going to a hos pital, but grew steadily worse, being compelled to stay In bed two or three days each week. A friend of my sla ter's told of the good Lydia B. Plnkham's Veg etable Compound had done her.and my sister bought me two bottles of It. I had not taken all of one bottie when I was up and able to do some work. I am truly a booster for Lydia B. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com pound and you may use my testi monial." Mrs. Mayme Lynx-it, 1119 Island Ave. Ext., McKee's Rocks, Pa. Mrs. Hope L. Smith, a farmer's wife of Route 3, Floyd. Va., says She wss ill for ten years with a fcood deal of pain in her side and so weak she could hardly work. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has helped her so much sho Is toll ing her friends about it. TUBBY i ! IPg p YOO B E.TTER 8TOp (& YAKM0U) WHA,v ' ''fa HEE-HAVO, fe .AC'7'W.UKE ' I'D UVte TO BE. IF r fd LipK ii a k ,A! A OOMKEV. I COOLD GROW HVCG J aV y VB&uveoJE ) FH they wever. hp.fta 1 " "wJiW twwwu'i i mini ww I r- grrt-S' f J. 'STT- , W-N.s.r.ft.i V CHAPTKlt 8. Clare haa cuptu:vd the town' prue ueui- lor the aMeriioon. Gr rather hi? mother had captured bliu lor lier. Why couldn't i-at-lerly have telephoned her dlroct; asktd it she wished to drive with him? - It looked as If her debut w.re not going to make much difference: ub It she would not be a person In her own right after all, but merely "Amy Dean's daughter," with folks" discussing her right over her head, or ignoring her entirely! Perhaps Suttorly had nskcdAmy to drive. Perhaps be'd asked Amy firBt, and. she'd slipped her daughter in. . . . what au idea! Funny she's never felt that way about her mother beforo last night! "I couldn't love Amy if I wore envlouB of her," she told hersolf. ushamed. "And I do love her. She's kind of kind of different trom most women, but she's been a good mother. ' And she's so beuutiful and brilliant. No one could help loving her!" Clare dressed for outdoors be foro lunch, In a little brown vel vet skirt and jacket, furred at the collar and wrists, and crushed a brown felt hat down over her ears. She looked rather like a small, brown bird, a pert sparrow, excepting that ber cheeks were so red and her eyes so brightly blue. Amy cume to the luncheon table In a languid mood, trailing the befringed draperies of a yellow teagown. he had slicked back her hair In a French twist and long rings dangled from her ears. Word came from the hospital that Dr. Paul still was in the operating room, and Ted seldom appeared for the noon meal. "You're not going out, Amy?" "Where can you go in this town? Val's giving a tea at the hotel, but you know how Paul feels about my going there. .'Nice women are too dignified to dance in a public restaurant.' " Bhe mimick ed. "Oh Lord! Who cares for dignity?" ' "Really, Mother? I sort of thought . . . Ted said " "Ted! He's as hud as Mb bro ther. Ted's a he-prude. Pay no attention to Tea if you wunt to get anywhere. He's back In eigh-toen-sixty, - when men wanted wives to do the cooking and have a baby every year or so. Don't you believe it!" "What do they want of their wives now, Amy?" "(layety, of course! Men with money and they're the only ones for you to bother about want women who will flatter them and amuse them and look like a mil lion dollars sitting at a reBtaurant table. They want women up and doing and in for anything at a moment's notice..' "But if they've children " "Oh don't be foolish. Women ,."n lonvniuir n tlllmr nt'-' turn T "-'-' Clare rushed to her room when she heard Satterly's voice in the hall A little more powder on her tilted nose; a final crushing down of the brown hat. ... When she came to the library, Amy was reclining picturesquely In a big chair, smiling up at Sat lerly, who was bending over her with his arm on the cushion. Clare entered noiselessly;' paus ed inside the door with the sense of bewilderment that had assailed her at the party last night. What was It she didn't under stand? The look in his eyes as he stood there what did it mean? She'd seen It before, when Amy was like that, all flushed and smiling and so alive. Now he was bending lower, slipping bis arm along the cushion. She moved, and Satterly looked up suddenly. Then he came for ward and took her hand ruther pointedly neglecting Amy as they went out to his car, purked In the drlvo. ,' "Only Btoel and glags nnd rub ber," he said softly, "liut I wish It wore a mllk-whllo steed for my brown Princess! What a lovoly llttlo thing you are!" Ho caught her up and held her a minute before placing hor, re luctantly, on the seut. Tl ere was a fur rug to be tuck ed over her lap; he gathered her hands to see thut they wero warm. And finally he climbed Into the driver's seat and started the en gine. They drove tnrougn the town and out into the country and Sat terly's caressing, oft-repeuted "Princess,' no less than his man ner of behaving as if sho were indeed a princess bound ClU'.'o fast in a web of enchantment. A little futtish, a little gray, a tiny bit lined about tho eyes, he nevertheless was Prince Charm ing bringing to her a drcauf of love! It was dusk when they turned homeward on the country road. She snuggled under the rug, silent and rather depressed, because the r!de was nearly over. Then Sat-, terly touched tho driving-board Might D v.x t R and a funnel of light moved be lore them; lur ahead it picked out a small cur purked at the edge of a lane thut rau to ah old, desert ed furin house. A man got out of the ear and stood facing them, with the light full on bis face. Clare recogniz ed him with a start of appreueu Bion. The fruit peddler! When they swept past the lane Bhe saw that the cur was one of Dr. Paul's. And Amy was at the wheel. Copyright 1926 -King Features Syndicate, Ino. ' Did you ever follow - a bunch? It's a pretty good idea. Sutherlla Valley has something to offer. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC In justice to the public and to myself and associates, who are drilling for oil or gas near Suther lin, 1 beg to say to all that neither luysolf nor my associates have any connection with any campaign for the - selling of Sutherlln real real estate. We have no Interest In any such campaign or In the property advertised or In the pro ceeds of sale, und knew nothing about the movement until we saw the printed advertisements. Dated July 2, 1926. , W. C. CURRIER. Single loop bale ties for ? 2.50 a bundle, cash price, at Wharton BroB. Movie Sidelights A camera-proof face has been discovered. The face belongs to Kenneth Thomson, young leading man of the stage, who is acting bis first role before the camera, and the honors of discovery are claimed by Cecil B. DeMille. Chief in tho screen technique is the art of withholding objection able face-angteB from the camera. DeMille discovered in camera tests that Thomson has no objectionable face-angles. As a result the usual apprenticeship to the screen . was cancelled. . Cinema stars usually take vaca tions when they finish a picture, but not so with Lois Wilson when she completed work in "The Show Off." The very next morning Bhe reported for her role In "The Great Gatsby." The part called for bob bed hair and since Miss Wilson had never before had her locks shorn, a camera clicked away as the barber operated so that a permanent rec ord might be kept of the event. Life long golfers, who yet are oni friendly "terms with the century mark in their scoring, will yrlnd their molars when they hear that Priscilla Dean became a profes sional golf instructor in a half doa en lessons. - The morion picture actress was to star In a film in which she ap pears as a golf professional. Since her knowledge of the game didn't extend to the difference between a masliie and niblick, she engaged a corps of instructors and "cram med' ' for the motion picture film ing, the result was a stance which defied the camera. Tho instruct ing professionals breathed more freely, however, when they were assured that the cards she turned In wouldn't have to bo shown in the picture. Noah Beery has joined Rlcardo Cortez, William Powell, Adolphe Menjou and Warner Baxter in wearing hair as an ornament to the face. His role in a First Na tional picture called for a real beard and it took only a short time to prove he could grow ouo. The latest decree of fashion is that combined garments worn by smart women must not exceed 20 ounces. Conslauco Talmadge then must be ultra-smart, ' for she Ib wearing only sixteen ounces of clothes. A late acquisition is a slip-on frock for day and. evening wear which she can don in twenty seconds. Do you know that Sutherlin has a chance to become the largest city in Southern Oregon? WILD FOWL RELEASED (Associated Press Leased Wire.) PENDLETON, July 7. Twenty five wild turkeys, two and a half months old, have been shipped to Gold Beach by tho eastern Oregon state game farm to be liberated In the mountains back of that place. Yesterday 225 Mongolian pheasants were released neac Adams and a like number near Itlelh July 3. Earlier In the spring the farm re leased 1100 pheasants. DR. M. H. PLYLER Chiropractor. Phone lbz. Lano and Rose Sts. VAN as Well Be Something Worth RIDDLE LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jones ot Portland, visited Mr. Jones' lather at Peck and trlcuds ut Riddle, Mr. Joues 1b an attorney lu pun land. . Mr. and Mrs. Otto Logsdon and daughter Lillian are visiting ut Dlumond Lake. They expect to be gone ten duys. Mr. and J)iib. Amos Crlpps und sons and Dr. and Mrs, Jonu 11 bou are spending the week ond at Dlumond Luke. Mrs. ChaB. Simmons of M ml to I'd spent a few days visiting lriends ut Riddle. Miss Bornlce Burgoyne is visit ing friends in Meuford, Ashland and Grunts Pass. Homer Strickland is visiting Carlyle Burgoyne. Mr, Phil. Sowersby loft Friday (or Newburg and Portland, where he will join frleiidB and go to Can non Beach to spend the Fourth. Mrs. Chas. tiowersby and Mrs. Peter Didtel gave a dinner and bridge party In honor of Mrs. Arab Ofleda) of Fargo, N. D. The party was held ut the home o( Airs. Sowersby ou the Azalia Houd Wednesduy evening. The guest present were Mrs. Arue Oftedul, Dr. uud Mrs. Ottvdul, Mr. and Mrs. Didtel, Miss Kuthryn Didtel, Mr. and Mrs. Sowersby uud Mr. Phil. Sowersby. Dr and Mrs. II. Otodul and Mrs. Arue Ottedui went to Port laud Wednesduy night. Thoy took the trip up the Columbia highway and down the river on the S. S, Georginna to Astoria, returning home Saturday, . Mr. aud Mrs. Peter Didtel, jr., left Saturday for Bandon to spend the Fourth. They will Join MrB. Didtel'B parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Mallor at Bandon. P. S. Swarta, wife and daugh ter loft Sunday for Bandon to re main over the Fourth. Mr. Leo Larson and sons and father and mother, have' gone on a visit to their old home . in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wolf are moving trom the Brown home to the one occupied by Larson fam ily. Riddle Is deserted this week end, nearly everyone has gone away for the Fourth. Dr. and Mrs. Carl Wilson of Sil verton are visiting relatives htre over 'the we'ek end. Mr. Alfred Coote and Mr. John Durgln left Suturday night for Klamath Falls, to spend the Fourth. Mr. Alkln aud family left Fri day for Seattle to visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wilson and children went to Murshfield for the week end. . Mr. and Mrs. George Nounor and children ot Portland arrived in Riddle Saturday... Mr. Neuner will spend tho week end here. Mrs. Neuner und children will spend the summer here at tholr summer cuinp on their ranch. Mr. und Mrs. James Elder and children returned home Wednes day from their vacation. They spent it at Newport. Mrs. A. F. Becker's mother, brother and wife spent a short time In Riddle on their way to visit Mr. Glrurd at Klamuth Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Amspoker and Mr. nnd .Mrs. Fred Ball were Tiller visitors Saturday night and Monday. Tho Amspoker orches tra played for the dancos given there. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bull were Roseburg visitors Friday. Mi. and Mrs. George Riddle of Roseburg culled ou friends here Friday. Mrs. Walker of Union Creek formerly of this place, camo to Riddle Sunday nigut ou Hi, on ac count of the serious illness of her little son. Sho remained fur a few days visit with her mother. Mrs. Muys. V. s. uen la and family have moved to Hosolmrg, Mr. and Mrs. Clcul Weaver are in Portland. They wore oneruted on nt the Good Siunurltan Hospi tal lust Friday. Latest reports uro they are getting along nicely. Mr. Clyde Weaver is in Port land. Sfe'TU KKIill CUKlili NEWS. Miss Frances Melton returned from California to spend the sum mon with her purcutH, Mr. und Mrs. W. 13. Melton. Miss Unas Post has been spend ing the past wetk with her sister, Mrs. Glen Cox of S. D. C. Mr. Sherman, Corlne, Heechor Eminent, Allan Blood and Ruth Blood spent Sunday evening at the home of W. B. .Mnltan'B. Miss Cora Melton, also Miss Mae O. Donald of California are spending two weeks with the for mer ones parents. Mr. Allan Blood returned home after spending two weeks at Med- lord. training with the National Guards. . XX VI f uitu muvrW : I . I'D (JpCTHEB. BE A J -I 1 wooiD Yoo L AUEIEFMOT AwS T A -f-Y CAMELS V LIKE TO 6E Lfc -p COOLO BEACH C tt-p AlW'TSO THEM? J-S Cv'ER. A FEMCE AO -p-j WCH j 1 7- 1 PICK 'APPLES VUirM I I I 1 1 j ; Vmv loose y I j " 111 1 f1 ' l i I I fL'l"l,., I I I miiisj nil I Mia s-ll 1 1 I iiiiihii" " hen it coma to Imping you cool end comfy, IT I" TrVEE T E A ORANGE PEK.O'3 TRAIN STOPS TO IT! (Associated Tress Leased Wlro.) ON .BOARD PRESIDENT COOL- IDGE'S SPECIAL TBAIN, July 7. Presideut and Mrs. Cooling were lu New York today bound for a vacation lu the north woods. Leaving Washington late yester day afternoon ,the truin ot eight Pullmans passed through Balti more, Md., und Philadelphia, to tue outskirts ut New York before swinging to the west shore of the tiuuson river. Accompanying the president were Secretary Kverett Sanders, mili tary uuu naval attaches and a number of officers and household employes us well as secret service men. Ail enjoyed entering a cool er weather zone lust night, aftor an oppressive day ot heut and humid ity iu Washington, while thoy looked forward to even lower tem peratures in the north woods. HuinorB of illness spread when the trum halted for a tew minutes ut West Philadelphia for medicine, but It was only lor a tooth wash for tue president which had been torgotten and the train proceeded utter denial had been niUdo that any ouo was sick. . JLater officials und ottlcers mak ing up tho official party, witnessed a film In the president's private car. Adding to the vacation touch was the presence of two. white col lies, ltob Itoy and Prudence Prim, while Mrs. Coolldge brought ulong four cunurles in a cage trom the White Mouse. The Presideut and Mrs. Coolldge are expected to spend their first day in White Pine camp getting settled. The summer executive of fices will bo established at Paul Smith's Hotel four miles from tho camp. Do you know what Is going to happen in Sutherlln Valley? Home From Trip i ' Kenneth Clark and Harry Holll well have completed a trip to Cra ter Lake, through Crescent City, California, aud Redding via 'the Sacramento rlvor highway, return ing yesterday. Thoy traveled by auto uud state thut they had,. au, excellent lime. Is it unlikely that a furniture factory should follow a big saw mill? Wutch Suthorlin Valley. NEWSY BITS LONDON. Suzanne J.nnelen Is a sensitive girl. She says bo hor self ulso that If the officials at Wimbledon were students of tho psychology of young ladles, sho wouldn't havo disappointed the queen of England. Suzunno Is 27 years oiu. . WESTFIELD. N. Y. Nova Adol- Phus Brown, who has an Income ot $50,000 a year, regards himself a golf widower. Answering charges in a suit for separation, ho avers that Mrs. Drown was so busy seeking golf titles that she wouldn't sew - a button on bis shirt, to say nothing of taking care of the children. Tho Mrs. insists ho broko one! of her clubs over her back. COLOGNE. Draw your own moral from this firm watch on tho While. WtflWTtfcTlMtTtT.W. Don t Waste ! Your work and money on half crops, when a pump and engine will double them. ; Maybe it won't cost as much as you think. Give us a chance to figure with you. All kinds of pumps,' pipe and fittings at a saving. Baling Wire and Twine $5.25 and $7.25 "See Us First Wo Can Save. You Money FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE ROSEBURO OAKLAND M'M'l'M-ltMWHtl'W'BB CLASSIFIED SECTION ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE FOR SALE FOR SALE Broccoli plants, Phone 8-F-33. H. P. Conn. FOR SALE A few sacks ot sweet potatoes. Phone 6F25, FOR SALE Two Shropshire bucks. Fred A. Goff, Roseburg. FOR SALE Broccoli plants trom Kruse seed, . P, W. Kay, phone 6-F-5. . . . t . , FOR SALE OR TRADE 'Dodge - tourlug. good condition. 011- ham'a Highway Garage, 'Home of the Oakland and Pontiao. BuocuuLl PLANTS for "tele or will exchange for cord or ; tier wood. W. S. Carpenter, W. Rose burg, phone 4UFZ, FOR SALE-Two Koblor automatic eioctrio lighting plants andjl h. p. electric motor. Canyon Auto Camp and Tavern, i mile south of cunyonvlllo, Ore. ltlilue. Soon after a wluo-luden snip was wrecked -so- m.any,iCaskd weio called out. Five ; drinkers cume dotted with persons who had drunk too well. ignty policemen were calle dout. 1'tvo dnukora died aud twenty were sent to hos pitals. '. ATLANTIC . CITY, N. J. The Journal of tho iMudlcal Society ol Now Jursey objects to Uncle sum feeding the llanos with con fiscated liquor If it is good. It says the hospitals are iu crying need of such. , ' LONDON. Most ot tho roast beef ot old England has been com ing from Chicago but now some body Is trying so hard to got Into the market with Argentluo meat that is being Bold below cost. One estimate of tho loss to the packers wits 50,000,000 during the last year.. CAMBRIDGE. . Mass. Dr. Hor- bert J. Splnden, Harvard archaeo logist, la qulto skoptlcal about In scriptions In Spoknno purporting to describe a teriffie buttle be tween Norsemen und Indians iu 1010 A. D. Iu nu case previous lui an Inscription found In weBtern Htultis withstood expert scrutiny, ho says. lV . Hay rope pulleys and other barn equipment at Wharton Bros. Eat barbecue BandwlcbeB and live forever. Brand's Road Stand. Small ore - can do fcl business" Thousands of Salesmen f uifa news paper is a mm By WINNER SHUSH FOR SALE Hampshire rams, reg istered and grade. W. G, Paul, South Deer Creek. BROCCOLI PLANTS FOR SALE Grown from Ashby'B No, 1 and No. 2 tested seod, F. M. Curtis, Phoue 8-F-4. COAST- DAIRY FARM for sale 00 acres bottom land. Portion suitable for bulb growing. Own er, C. S. Benson, lteedsport, Ore. iOn UAXiU Heavy truck, ic first class condition; suitable tor logging truck, or will trade for good used car. C. W. Ganq, Myrtle Point, Ore. Phone. ,73-J. FOR RENT FOR RENT 1-room furnished apartment, 210 N- Rose St FOR RENT 5-room house, ;22.50. Phone 471-L; call 647'' S. Steph ens street. foil RENT Nice, modern, plas tered bouse. G. Helbig, 107 W. Cass St. ... FOR RENT Well furnished apart ment; reasonable rent. 331 ti ' Main street. -; . . FOR" RENT New,, modern 5-room , houBe. Will be completed, the 15th. Phone 6liti-R. ' FOR RENT 6-room home, olpsa ' In,- with garage. Vacant July 1, Inquire 107 Sheridan St. FOR RENT 2-room furnished , house, $0 per mo. E. J. Smitb, Miller's Addition. Phone 210-L. FURNISHED APTS. for rent. Mod . em In every respect. Close In. Reasonable rates. Phone 58. FOR RENT Two front offlct rooms. Located in business cen ter of city. Call at 13tj N. Jack-' sou St. or phone 58. FOR-RENT Partly furnished 3 room house with garage. 412 4 Main St. Apply at 4m a. Main Si or phone 2t. i , LOST - 1 . LOST Khaki auto tent botween Roseburg and Sutherlln. Leave ut this office. Reward. FOUND Boy Scout pin. Owner may have samo by calling ut this olllce and paying tor ad. ' WANTED WANT TO BUY Good mllca goat.. Cull 27-F-22. . WANTED Cook stove or range! A. A. Bakke, Melrose. comi'eteSTE Stenographer wanted, address - Experienced, care News-Revio. ,; WANTED 2 good cows, ulso Bee ond hand cream separator, 600 lbs. capacity. none Sl-J. MEN'S laundry work and small family washings promptly done 1 ut 1K9 Winchester. WANTED Man and wife to do janitor work. Must have exper- -lonce. Address A. B., Nows-Ko view. . WANTEi People lo eat samP wiches at The Green and White Lunch at Coos Junction. Barbe cued and Juicy Denvers, cold drinks, beer on draught, Ice cream. MISCELLANEOUS 1 , ., ,. CASH PAID for oxtra fancy ripe plums uud eating apples, ; at, Brands Road Stand, CAR OWNER Don't forgot to call 653 when in need ot auto parts. Sarif's - Auto Wrecking "House. Automobile Repairing GREASING WASHING Bring lu your car and have us ..!,. go over It v ' Nash Sales and Servloe. v L R. Chambers Motor Co. Oak and Rose Phone 649 Roieburg, Ore. HOUSE PAINT $2.40 Vmr Gallon Denn-Gerretsen Company
