Roseburg news-review., July 13, 1926, Page 5, Image 5

ROSEBURG NFWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY, JUbY 13, 1926.
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Wet it I
This hot Weather makes it necessary to ue a lot of p
water about the yard in order to keep things grow-
ing. A good plan is to order one of our
PIPE SPRINKLERS k
.They do the business right, reaching into corners
and distributing the water just right. Come in and
take a look at them and you'll be convinced.
Other Kind If Wanted
8
i Churchill Hardware Co.
The Iron
Travel toSan Francisco
LOS ANGELES AND WAY POINTS
BY PICKWICK STAGE
24-Hour Service Roseburg to San Francisco .
Effective April 5
-STOPOVER PRIVILEGE- s
THREE 8CHEDULES DAILY LEAVING.
TERMINAL HOTEL 4:20 P. M-, 1:00 A. M., 8i 10 A. M.
Ohb Way Fare to San Francisco .814.76
Round Trip to San Francisco $29.15
One Way to Loa Anbelea $26.60
Round Trip Fare to Lbs Angeles
One Day to San Francisco and Two Days to Los Angeles
by Pickwick Reclining Chair Stages .
TRUNKS WE HANDLE FOR YOU SEE US
- FOLDERS 6ENT ON REQUEST
CALL
Terminal Hotel
Phone 586, Roseburg, Ore., for Information
TSTW.MM1M41MTTIW
Well, everybody is bound to come to it some time.
IDEAL BAKERY
Phone 133 11 9 Sheridan St.
Diamond Briquets are best for a
steady fire. Huy them of Page Lum
ber and Fuel Co.
Buy Used Cars
FROM
Roy Catching Mtr. Co.
1925 Ford Coupe
1925 Hudson Coach
1923 Maxwell Coupe.
1923 Ford Roadster
1922 Overland Touring
1922 Gardner Four
1918 Buick Six
1919 Dodge Touring
1920 Dodge Touring
1921 Studebaker Special
1922 Studebaker Light Six
1918 Oakland Touring '
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"A chorus girl would make a
Fortune if she were a cen
tipede" And vo would make a for
tune, loo, if every car owner
In Douglas County knew
about the Hawkinson System
Tiro Repairing and tried it
just once. We would have
to triple the size ot our plant.
Healy-Wood Vulcanizing Co.
Phone 104
333 N. Main Street
Down !
T
s
Mongers
-S50.00
K
g I
E !
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On yer way to the
Ideal Bakery to
buy some of
Grimm's
Milk
Bread
DEER CREEK LOWEST IT
HAS BEEN IN 75 YEARS
ACCORDING TO RESIDENTS
"Deer Creek is the lowest It has
been In 75 years," said O. C. Crow n
today. Mr. Drown came in this
morning from his farm on North
ueer threes, mi. inwn o i
early in order to get back to his
! home before tho heat of the day as
the flno grove around his house
affords a coolness which the rcsi-
dents of tho city envy on hot days, i
"I havo talked Willi residents!
Who have been familiar with Deer
Creek for more than 75 years, -save my daddy my daddy:
Mr. Brow n said, "and they all I 'Clare, listen to me. Do you
agree that It has never been as think 1 wouldn't give my liie mr
low as at present. In fact, it has his? I'm going to call others,
iUlmost stopped running and the i'oider than 1 am and wiser. Ilul
water Is standing In pools. The ex-l know! lies had a shock and
jtrrhie dry weather Is working aia stroke a few hours. Oh my
great hardship on those who haveiGod!"
been using the water for lrrigat-1 Tears ran down his face; he
Tng purposes." I went blindly lo the telephone and
n ! gave the long distance operator
M. c. radabaugh,
Auctioneer, D30 N. Pine St., Rose
burg, Oregon.
o
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 1S9-L.
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CHAPTER 10.
Under the drift of letters tliero
was one addressed in Amy's hand.
It was to someone in New York;
Clare made out "Mr." but the
name was blotted. She judged
the envelope had been mulled
when the-ink still was wet, lur
the name and the street wero
quite Illegible.
In the return cornor Amy nan
written her home address instead
of her hotel; that was why tho
letter had found Its way here. It
was unlike Amy, somehow.
Tho eirl caught it up with mo
lidea of placing It In her mother's
room; then Bhe thought nor step
father called and before going
back to the study, luld it on the
table. .
He was sitting in his chair; she
told hint good-night and went
on upstairs, forgetting-tho Bqunro
with the blurred writing.
It was sometime in the night
that Clare Jumped nwuke. Thors
was no sound, nothing to call her
from deep slumber, yet she sat up,
terrified.
She put out a cold little hand
and pulled on the light. Not so
late after all only ono o'cock.
She reached for her robe and
into simiers
euing StiU lio
thrust Her feet
side the bed. listening
sound; the house was asleep it
seemed, yet tho sense of u thing
gidreadfully wrong was like a pre
sence. ...
She crept down the stairs, fol
lowed a .bright line under lite
door of tho study and went in
softly. Br. Paul still sat before
tho grate, a paper in his hand.
She said: "Did you call me?
I've been' frightened"
Ho made no answer, sitting
there with the paper rtlstling
taintly, and she went to him, her
heart pounding against her threat.
, -Daddy! Ale you ill! Oh, Dad
dy Paul "
Ills face was twisted so one
eye was nearly closed and he
slumped in the chair, his lull arm
hanging. Jle spoke. in u strange
mumble:
"Letter burn It. Amy "
Shaking eu. she coultl hardly
stand, she took the sncet and
placed it cn the coals. With u
tremendous effort lie pointed to
h SllUUlU Ull IMU 11UUI UIIU HUM IMll
that upon the Hume. 11 was ine
envelope sue uau seen on inenaii
table, addressed in, her mother's
hand.
Tiiere was rewer, aimoat. nap
plncss, In his wrung face when sue
turned to him, sobbing.
'Thought it mine." be mumbled.
Mistake call Ted "
Then she was battering on Ted's
door and ho was coming out, rub
bing his eyes but wnoliy ulort
when she cried. "Hurry oh,
hurry! He's all twisted don t
let liim die, Ted!"
He said, harshly, "Ho quiet,
Clare!" and she tollowed him to
tho still figure
Even in her. panic she noted the
firm gentleness of Ted's llngil's
as lie removed his brother s col
lar and placed a stellmst. po
against his heart. Mo snapped
directions und she boiled water
lor him in the kitchen, slood by
while lio dissolved u tablet, did
'something wilh a hypodermic.
In a voice unlike ills own lie
said, "ilow do you feel, old man.''
The answering mumble set
Clare's heart pounding again;
"End felt it coming wonting
too hard " The stricken man 8
eyes met hers, pleaded In ngKny;
tiiey moved al.n,j.-,l imperceptibly
toward tho grain,
i "Ho doosn t want Ted to know
about tho letter." sue tnouglil and
clung to the lifeless lilt band.
"You can trust ine. Daddy l'atu!
You know you can trust me!''
He closed bis eyes then and Ted
sent her for Samuels. They car
ried me doctor up to his room,
the guest room, where he had mov
ed Ihe night of Clare's parly, and
when Ted came out a meat deal
later lie found her cr'-tubing on
tne floor outside the door.
"Poor little girl kid,' lie said.
t hat it. it, Ted? Is he siil-
fcl.i,g. i'ed?
lie bent over, so his hands were
beneath her elbows and helped
her tin. "Detler go to bed, I'lare.
I'll put In a call lor your mother.
We'll trv to get her here
time," lie linisln d drearily
-tie shan't die
You ve got to
save hfe'i, Ted! Youve got
the name of Amy's hotel in iow
York.
Clare' stumbled to her room
and dresstd; physicians came hur
riedly and passed In und cut, their
faces gruve. They talked In low
lives
his skill had saved and of hlu
charities and good works. They
Isald: "A great loss a sad
loss! '
At five o'clock Clare asked Totl
about her mother, Tho operator
bad reported every hour through
out tho night, ho explained, tliut
Amy was not in hen room.
Copyright li)2(i-King Features
gyudtcute, Inc.
Anyway, you are not taking
chauco when you buy a lot
Sutlierlln.
lu
CENTRAL POINT
MARSHAL FACING
LIQUOR CHARGE
(AMoclulfd l'rtwi Leaked Wire.)
MEDFOUl), Ore., July 12.
Jamt'B Cununlngs, town marshal of
Central Point, was arresled last
night, and Is charged with posses
sion of liquor. Ho entered ft plea
of not guilty this morning In po
lico cottit. The authorities allege
that Marshal Cununlngs was pres
ent when a liquor tleul was eon-
u,,, ,,,,... i ,i n,i .i,,,n n,v hi.
voices of Dr. Puul: told of
be-'tered tho house, threo gallons ofterday by. an automobllo driven
I moonshine was on tho floor near I by Philip Crocker of Spokane.
wiiero cunimiug.s was staiiumt,.
Vein Hansen, arrested nt tile
samu time, entered a plea oi
guilty, and was fined $'iliO; and
given 00 days In Jail, for posses
sion and sale. James cavannugh
of Klamath Falls, was niresied as
tho alleged purchaser of tho li
quor and Tom Olson, as an alleged
party in the transaction.
' Other week-end arrests for li
quor violations include IT. C. Su
llierlnnd, und it. it. McCroskoy for
alleged possession and J. E. Arnes,
ail of Ibis. city for posscssiou of a
gallon of wlue. . .
A lot In Sutherllu Valley lit this
lime may mouu much 1:1 the near
tuture.
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RISINQ MARKET FAILS TO
ATTRACT HOP GROWERS
t.lxmelntrl l'lcua l.ensed Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore., July 12.
Hop growers tire not overly anxious
to sign further contracts on a ris
ing market even at the 26 cent of
fers and sales aro limited. Accord
ing to reports the l2ti crop Is al
ready contracted heavier than us
ual with probably (i5 or 70 per cent
signed.
The crop this year is expected to
run close to 12,H7U,UuU pounds as
com pared to a live-year average of
ll,3i6,tiun pounds. There aro ap
proximately 13,000 acres In hops
in the stale.
JOURNALISM FOR PREACHERS
CHICAGO, July 13. A course In
journalism tor preachers is an
nounced by Dr. Carl Ktnolen, uros-
Ident of Uarrutl llibllcal Institute
beginning tins tall.
The chief aim of the course will
be to ti'acll iu'o:.pi'Clive ininlsti'l's
what ciiiistilutes news necepiiihlo
to tlie editors of their future cein
muuilieH, and how lo adyerlise
their church and work.
STATE FLAX PLANT NEEDS
MONEY FOR EMERGENCY
(AMtuctated I'resn l-eitsetl Wire.)
SAM'J.M, Ore.. July 13. At the
request of Governor Pierce, U.cie
tary of stain Koser yesterday is
sued a call for a meeting of the
I slate emergency board on W 1-
nesday of this week to consider
an emergency appropriation of
from Jau.uUO to $7ii,UU0 for tho flax
Industry nt the state penitentiary.
The money is needed lo pay fann
ers for new flax now being re
ceived. Tho money will be repaid
the state, it if said, as soon as tho
finished piMidtlct is
old.
New Gland
Treatment
m CI IU I II it 1 (II II:,' VIMIM.II1S 1,1 r Ul
DlSCOVered!1'11 wars or the raited Hint, is
l!y a new discovery the vital
Eland substance may now be stip-
, pi(,, tablot form. This method
! of trentment is highly reciininn iid-
ed iiv Kuropran and Ainencan
I the internal
l plnnd extract
administialion r. "" ."i"-'""- , ""
i,.,u u rrv ,.,,-t.,l':lli Initiation will be held, candl-
rr.... ,,, Iho m.-i'!tmii!iiir
i glands of the human body, often . posts. A grand Slag party and
: rrawnkenins them lo normal ac-i smoker lu Ihe armory will follow.
j iivjiy, j Officers and delegates lo Ihe
(iliiiidogen, Ihe new scieiillfic national convention will be elected
gland Ionic, which is prepared in I .Saturday morning. Sightseeing
convenient tablet form, lor nn-nUrlpH will bo lalO'n Snltirilay afler-
, anil for wrini' li, provides a simple noon and Sunday wbile a dance
! method of taking glandular iroai-j will be a .Saturday night feature.
, nient. Accept no tubsliliitc". In- -t o
si.-t oh Kenuiiie (llandoen. t lie j Can you liriaeine what would
'original gland tonic. Chapman's ; happen if w-o strike oil lu Sdther-
drug store will s:ipply voir
Mom Must Have Been Eavesdropping.
NEWSY BITS
PHILADELPHIA My, , but ilia
R'rla "re udng a lot of rouge. The
money tpji.t ca lamncucu in tuu
country in a year exceeds the su
aries of primary and second grade
school teachers, if Miss Nanette
F. Weeki was correct-in her ataio
ineut to the Unlversalists' Sunday
school convention.
LTtUANA, 111. Garland Grange,
Red's brother, Is going to totu
some ice before ennl weather
comes In the lull. Then It will be ,'
time for him to try to do some
thing like he did for lilt til.'
MODESTO, Cal. The board of
education will reeelvo "diplomas
and "graduate" today. It received
the proper number of "credits" at
a recall election held yesterdny.
The recall was based on the an
nounced uttempt of tho board to
"rhango Iho location of ttio high
school and voting for tho buying
of n high school sito on "Dry
Creek." '
I.EWISTON, Idaho. Journeying
to an Indian congress in Spokane,
Peop Poo Talipt, hereditary chief
of tho Ness Perce Indians, was
struck down una seriously injured
Mrs. Ring Visits
Mrs. Richard C. Ring, of Eu
gene, formerly of tills city, visited
over the week end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wilcox
here. She relumed homo Monday
and was accompanied by her moth
er, wlio will spend tnreo or tour
days visiting In Eugene.
How much would it Increase th
value of your town lot in Sutlier
lln If a large saw mill were built
In Sutherlin Valley!
-i-i : a
"(i.AS TUB IIOItKltS"
V-'A lleuzino gas crystals will
kill prune and pencil borers better
than any other method yet dis
covered. The pruno and peach
growers can not atford to, let
these insect pests sap tiio vitality
ot their trees yhen a small in
vestment in -this drug will save
the tree.
Tho County Agent or Horticul
tural Inspector will take pleasure
in demonstrating the application
of the gas crystals to the treos
in any community where demon
strations huvo ncvcT been hold.
The season for using these gas
crystals. will soon be upon us und
any ono unfamiliar with its usu
tliiiuld see niomoors of the County
ExUnslon force.
j
NOTICE
Having sold our Interest In Iho
r.osebuii: lyVdery, we will not bu
responsible lor liny bills contracted
after this date.
CI. M. and Arthur Puckott.
Do you know there are millions
of leet of the finest timber In tho
state in sight ot Sutherlin?
o
DROWNS IN SIGHT
OF MOTHER AND AUNT
BOY
(.Uhirl:it.il I'U'sa Luuneil Wire.)
I. A intANlii',', Die., July 13.
iloy AiiloI, 20', is rt porled to have
diowned at. itadiinuiii lale yester
day. The drowning occurred Willi
his mother watching and with his
auiiL and brolhi r in the pool, lie
is said lo have waded Into deep
water anil was unable to swlip out.
The Angels nre from Walla Walla,
and aro spending the summer at
II nines, Oregon.
Would It surprise you if
woolen mill were established
Sutherlin Valley?
EUGENE LEOIONNAIRE3
PLAN FOR STATE MEET
(A,.ri:il-l rnrt l.,-nr".-d Wire.)
KI't.K.NK, Ore.. July Kl.-Kri'd
Slover. of lllllte. Petin., comiliaud-
exiM'cled lo lie in tMigono ki ut-li-ud
tile state convention of that
oi'Kani.alion July 16-1S.
A business session will be held
i'll.lay morning at 10 o'clock, at
which time the convention will be
oat' s III no socmcu ny limine
lilt
Vallev'
i
I FOR LADIES I
I Thursday, July 15 1
I
MIGHT 8END
SOME OF IT NORTH
tAMocluiwi PreM lA'UKd Wire.)
BUENOS AIRES, July 12.
Olio of tho severest winters
In years is being experienced
in the Andes mountains, uc-
cording to reports from Meu-
doza. The bhow has renchotl
tho height of telegraph wlrea
at various points along- tho
Andean railway conuecUng
Argentina and Chile, lnhabl-
tunls of the mountain villages
assert that the depth of tho
snow Is unnrecedeuted. It has
been Biiowlng almost cbntiu-
uously for more thuu a
mouth. .
4 NOTICE
' - .
There will bo on open air
molding of the Business and
professional Women's Club at
limpqua Park on Friday oven-
lug. July llilh. '
Those who are mteresteu
mny come early and play golf,
swim, and other amusements.
A picnic lunch will bo-sorv-
cd ul 0:30. lirl-.ig plate, knife,
fork, spoon and cup.
Meet at Judd's Furniture
store between 6:30 and 0:15
p. in. There will be cars for
transportation.
WOMAN SLIGHTLY
HURT IN AUTO
-WRECK YESTERDAY
Miss Dernlce Dritlon, and Mrs.
C. 11. Strylte-r, of- Brady, Neb.,
members of a traveling orchestra,
received minor injuries yesterday
In an auto accident hear Wolf
Creek. Edward lllramato, Japan
ese chauffeur for Mr. and Mrs.
Honrv Koenko of Olendalo, Calif.
was arrested for reckless driving
In connection wilh the wreck.
According to Traffic .Officer
Thurber the accident occurred
when Hlraninlo, driving a Cadillac
sedan occupied by Mr. and Mrs
Koenko. attempted to pass another
car oii a turn and met tho Strykar
machine, a Pontine, occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. Stiyker, Miss Hrltton,
Gladyeo Thompson and Frank
Schwab, all members of an Itiner
ant dance orchestra.
Miss Hrltton and Mrs. Stryker
received minor cuts and bruises,
which, however, wero not of a so
lions nature. Dr. Fnwcett. ot Glen
dale was called to attend them,
lllramato was placed under nr
rest by Officer Thurber' and wiib
taken to Grants Pass for trial to
day. ,
Soo It today und then see It five
years from today. We mean
Sutborlln Valloy.
Special prices on cross cut and
falling saws at Wlinrlun Bros,
Buy lumber at Pages; they carry
a largo stock. .
DIl. M. II. PLYLlilt Chiropractbr.
Phone 152. Lane and Rose BIB.
FOR SALE
Registered ' and- grade Ilnmp
shlro ranis anil Angora bucks,
from noti-shcdding sires.
W. Q. PAUL, S. Deer Creek
Amy Rogers
BEAUTY SHOP
Phone 118-L 137 N. Main
Evenings by Appointment
Automobile Insurance
We write nil lines. Fire, theft,
collision, public liability and
property damage. .
Prompt selllement of claims.
Yon will' appreciate tin service
of this agency. Insiiro today,
G. W. Young & Son
116 Cass St. Phone 417
THEY
Up Again!
But Not Here.
Old Crop Flour . .
None Better. Few as Good.,
Need any Pipe, Pumps, Gas Engines?
"Se6 Ot First W Can Save You Money"
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
R08EBURQ
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE
FOR SALE
IJIIOCCOLI PLANTS Kruse and
Atfiiey strains in patch. Farm
uuiuau uxenango.
1V0K SALK UraveilBtein apples.
boo per box. ill lug your bAea
i. innus m. B. ot Moseburg. H. J.
Kluiger.
POH SALE 100 head extra fine
wool sheep. K. F, Huntley, Brock
way. FO'll SALE Registered Hamp
shire rams. E. M. Matltls, phone
DM.
FOR SALE 1 dluing room table
and ti chairs, 1 library table. 1
rocker; Queen Aun style, Ameri
can walnut, 1 Congoleuui rug, vx
12. Phono 37F4.
BUCKS FOR SALE 1 registered
Shropshire, 1 graue Rambouilette
or will traue for registered
. Hampshire. Will give- or take
difference. J. E! Leonard, Olalla.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
In the County Cburt of the Slate of
Oiugou tor Douglas County.
In tuo matter ot the estate ot Timb-
tny D. Itldonour, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has tiled his final ac
count us administrator of the es
tate of Timothy D. Widenour, de
ceased, und tho court bus fixed
Wednesday, the 4tn day of August;
l2ti, at tne hour of nino o'clock
a. m. in tho court '.room of said
court at llosoburg, Oi'egon, iib the
time und place lor hearing objec
tions to said final account and the
settlement thereof.
Dated and tirst published this
6th day of July,-102(1. i . .
It. W. MARSTERS, X
Administrator of the estate ot
Timothy D. Ridenour, ducensed. :
All wealth comes from tne earth.
Take a tip. Buy a lot In Sutborlln.
RoseuuriSteam
LADNDRY'KlDS
RID Of AULV6VJR
AND YOUR CLOTHES !
Look over our price list.
It looks reasonable,
doesn't It? Now if you '
think you'd like to have
us do your wash ' each
week ask us for our spe
cial price on that propo
sition. Wo bellevo you'll
entertain it.
Roseburg Steam
. i Laundry
PHONB It
Ti irKMig"
By WINNER!
Flour Prices:
$1.80, $2.10, $2.20
OAKLAND
.I.I.I.T.T.T.T.T.Ttr.-I.T.T.T.T.Ti
BROCCOLI PLANTS Tested Ash-
by, large plants. S. W. Leak, Dlx
onvllle. FOR SALE Or trade for pigs-
pure bred Toulouse geese. In
quire ot U. S. Nichols, Riddle,
Ore. Box F.
BROCCOLI PLANTS FOR SALE-'-
Grown from Ashby's No. 1 and
No. it tested seed. F. M. Curtis,
Phone 8-F-t.
FOR SALE Turkeys, 1 Bronze
torn, 12 bens, 31 young turkeys.
Bring crates. William Connor
- ranch on Canyonville-Rlddle
. road Frank Morals.
FURNITURE For 6-room, bouse
at private Bale. 733 E. Douglas
. St. Monarch range, bed daven
port, mahogany dluing set, refrig
erator, etc. Come and Bee them.
The house is for rent, ?20 per
, month.
LOST r
. i
LOST Green fountain pen with
name on gold band. Finder please
leave at Wews-ltevlow office. Re
ward. FOR RENT.
M
FOB. RENT 4-room furnisned
apartment. 240 N. Rose su '
ion RENT Big pluce, reasbu-,
f able; some furniture. 1002 Pros
pect St. ' . . .-.;. : 1 '
FOR RENT 6-room boUBe, S22.5U
Phono 471-L; call b47 S. Btoph
ens street. '
FOR RENT 2-room apartment,'
olbso In, electric range, , cool and
airy. Phono 227-Y. . ,
FOR iTENTNicely (urnishi3
sleeping room, close lu. Phono
41-lt, 247 S. Jackson. ;
FOR RENT
in, with
Six-room house, clos4
garage. Inquire 101
Sheridan street.
PASTURE for cows, 'i per month.
Apply to Mrs. P. Sinnott, ad
joining Kinney Addition.
FOR HEM25oom furnished
house, fO por mo. E. J. Smith,
Miller's Addition. Piiono 210-L.
FURNISHED AFTS. for roaL"Mod"
orn in ovory respect. Closo in.
Reasonable rates, Phone 68.
FOR RENT Furnished rooming
house. Stopheps street next Mo
Rose Hotel, Inquire H. 11. Slu
pleton, Douglas Nat'l Bank.
FOR RENT Two front offic
rooms. Located in business cen
ter of city. Cull at.lUli N: Jack)
' sou St. or phone 68.
WANTED
WANTED Maternity work in tho
homo. 11. E. Thompson, Wilbur,
Ore.
GIRL' wishes to care for
children
or do light
housework. Phone
270-Y.
WANTED Girl for 'general hduso
work. Call at Chambers' Garage,
Phone 619.
WANTED Middle aged woman for
general housework. If not' experi
enced do not apply. 420 Vista
Ave.
WANTED MalTanTlvUeto do
janitor work. Must have exper
ience. Address A. B., News-lie
view.
MISCELLANEOUS
CAR OWNER Don't
forget to
call 653 when in need of auto
parts. Sarff's Auto Wreckioc
House.
Automobile Repairing
GREASING
WASHING
Bring In your car and havo us
go over It.
Nash Sales and Service.
L R.Chambers Motor Co.
Oak and Rote
Phone 649 Roseburg, Ore.
HOUSE PAINT
$2.40
Far Gtllon
Denti-Gcrretscn Company