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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1927. SEVEN ll r . -feu- FOR ' 2.1 SpMiT'WfljratlfW'TW Bl ra "w tr 1 ' w ' ' " w. w. r4 'rl - I KPttl A FK I KX New Wade Dragsaw $125.00 New 6-ft. Tractor Disc $90.00 ' See U First- We Can Save You Money. FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE RQSEBURO. AND OAKLAND CLASSIFIED SECTION ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE j - FOR SALE ; 3 (!. P. GAS ENGINE, $64. This la a special. Farm Bureau Ex change. ' COOD second hand planer for sale . cheap. Inquire of Ernest Whipple v. t Drain, Ore, GIHL'S Hanger bicycle for Good condition. Catherine - Sutheriin, Ore. sale. LJuer, FOR SALE White Holland tur- 6 keys, 6 hens, 1 gobbler. J, Nash, Melrose. H. FOR SALE White Leghorn cock erels, 7 weeks-sold, 15c each. Will ' deliver. Phone 13F23. FORDSON TRACTO"$ OUTFIT . Tractor, diBC, l-in, plow. Trhc- tor just overhauled.' Frlced very UUOCCOLI SEKUWuBt a, few f pounds o numbers 1 and 2, may 1 bo obtained from Mrs. N. C. Ash by, Apt. 6f over Rose Coufe, tiondry. ' ' L ' ' 1UU SALfal Standard ntuke ifaiko in vicinity lyill be tmcrU'icGtl. Must sell at onco. $10 monthly.' Write Tallniau Piano Store, Sa lem, Oregon. j FORD COUPE IJeTi very "body, - heavy cord tires. - Just the rig for the gardener or berry man. Will sell or trade for sheep, good cows or Ford trues. Fred A. Goff, Phone 6F2.' . SALE-.-Team of horses, -(irhL.tihmi-. 30fl jIKb. i Sound.: true puliersVery 'slyiish.' ' Ydu'1 would bo proud of this team. Henry-.. Jones, . Looking, Glass. Phone l'iim. I'lttE SALE Wall papers siiglUly damaged by recent fire will be sold as low as 5 , cents per roil. Sea these bargains and save a . lot on paper for your rooms. Fisher's Paint Store. ... A HE YOU GOING 'TO BUILD? If not, why keep the lot? We have residence properly t'o trade for lots and small acreage.' McLENDON REALTY COMPANY, Corner Oak and Main TiAV AiNlJ GRAIN FOR" SALE Alfalfa, grain hay, timothy bar ley and 'wheat; guaranteed qual ity. Prompt shipment. Prices up. '" on application. Richard Nyman, Walla Waila, Washington. YOUR' VACANT-LOTS They are producing nothing as long as they are idle. Why not exchange them for residence proporty that will produce an income? We have several splendid proposi tions for your consideration. McLliNDON REALTY COMPANY, Corner Oak and Main. chick; chick, chick, chick, CHICK, CHICK, CHICK Do you believe in the profit front feath ered chickens? Do you want a placeto raise 'em? We have it, but It's so ideal and bo cheap that we will only describe and price it to you in person. Call McLUNDON REALTY COMPANY Corner Oak and Main. ( Choice homesites ?25 down We have only a rew lotB loit in the Dalit tract in West Rose burg for salo on our easy pay ment plan of $25 down and 55 per month; with B'i, interest on deferred payments. These lots are being offered for J100 less than their actual value. Investi gate this proposition today. McLliNDON REALTY COMPANY, Corner Oak and Main i'Ult SALE Hotel, grocery store, gurnsc for 12 cars, oil station and camp ground on Pacific high way, did thirty thousand dollars lash business in 1926. This is high class property and must' be seen to be appreciated. Will con sider ranch or Roscburg proper ty as part down payment and terms on unpaid prico. If inter ested call and we will be glad to show you this property. J. C. Geiety, 420 Perkins Bldg. Phone 665. MAKE me an otter As my Susi"-: ness is taking me away from 1 l),ii.)iti(-tr f am ittrfot t, olthrtl rent or sell niv ranch conaistlni; of about 22 acres; is an excei-i Iair lu't'sht o.ni Thursday; mod lent place for chickens, sheep 1 era,e temperature, or dairy cows. Borders on thoi ARTL.UU W. PUUH, Meteorologist river three miles west of Rose-! ' - burg, stone's throw from good ' school on main, hard surfaced road leading into town. Practi cal!) all tillable, about flvo acres , good broccoli laud, buildings just , fair, woven wire fences and ex cellent neighbors. Any offer in reason will be considered. Lloyd C. Moothart, 21S South Flint, t Si FOR SALE CHEAP Fordsou trao- tor and disc. W. L. Metlor, ltld- dle,Ore, j . CONCRETE work at competitive . .prices; mixer or building hoist tor hire. J. Miller, 114 W, '2nd . .Ave.- j , , WANTED WANTED Woman for house work. Call at !iS S. jackson St.. to 7 p. m. . ' WANTED Work by Uiarried man. Any kind of work. Box News Review. W ANTE OOue suod brootT'sow O. 1. C Poland China or Chester White, Phone 57F2 t WANTED .Mil'ch cow, ffesli or to i freshen soon. Geo, ilcClaue, fild ' die. Ore'. ' ' rfi(iL mo;1Wht h:ivft vnjI? ' n ( reel, etp.' What have you? , p. C, ialcott, Terminal hotel. WANTED at once-lOO White Leg- norn; Daoy chicks, rpoue oonii. Mrs. ,Maiy, Brueggei', , Sutberlin, ' Ore'. " '-. WANTED 0. 1. C. or Chester White boar. State price and whether grade or ' Registered. Write H. J. Rachorj Days Creek, ; Oregon. -r " VACANT LOTS WANTED We have Beveral desirable , homes,, small and large, for which" we can accept building lots in part payment, balance on easy terms. McLENUpN. REALTY, CpMPAN',, FOR RENT ' FOR RENT Modern furnished 5 room cottage." Call 544 S. Pino.t FOR RENT Furnished house. See L. R. Chambers at the Nash Garage, Phone 649. - FOR KENT 2-room turulslled house, $8 per mouth; Miller's addition. ' Phone 210-L. ' FOR RENT Small modern bun galow, built ins, clean, ?15. ln quire Henry Snyder, 708 Cobb St. FOR KENT 1-rooni ' ,furnislied house, $7 per month, water and . lights paid. Call 1140 N. Jackson, FOR BENT Nine-room-" hoiSe, close in, newly . papered and. painted inside throughout. Page Lbrand Fuel Co, Phone a-12. . FOR- RUNT I'Strnishedltnd uit- furnished houses and . apart ments. All good homes. $12.50 to $30. McLENDON REALTY COMPANY, Corner Oak and Main. v 1 MISCELLANEOUS I CAB OWNER-Dont torget to call 653 when In need ot auto parts. Sarfl, Auto Wrecking, Mouse. RADIO A WatTEIUES Charged tor 50c; delivering 25e; service battery 25c. Ken, the -Battery Man, at 0. A. -Loekwoo Motot co. HOSIERY SALESMAN Complete line of ladies', men's and' child' ren's hosiery in novelties and staples to be sold to the retail stores. Coinmission. Schuster Co., 60C W. Main St, Louisville, Ky. DAILY WEATHER REPORT U, S. Weather Bureau, local of flee, Roseburg, Oregon, 24 hourb ending SA.il. Relative humidify 5 p. m, yes. Precp. in incnes ano Hundredths Highest temperature yesterday 69 Lowest temperatur elast nigjit 36 Precipitation last 24 hours 0 Total preclp. since 1st month 1,21 Normal preclp. for this month 2.4s Total precip. . from. Sept. 1 1926, to date .......... 32,62 Average precip. troin Sept. 1 1S77 28.SC Total excess from Sept. 1. 1926 3. Average precipitation for 48 ... wet seasons, (September to May, Inclusive) - 31.12 Forecast for southwest Oregon: Oregon Broccoli Garcia - & Maygini Co. of San Francisco, distributors for -SOUTH UMPQUA BROCCOLI GROWERS , of Myrtlo Creek and Kiddle A. W. Baum, Roseburg. Local Representative, Phone 4S5 1 . Rinni f i nrii ... I Remember the Pageant - "The ; i Winning of . Oregon" at the Riddle !hJgh school building Anril is, f ,u.u juMtuouu. vuu iw to " The cantata "Easter Dawn" will be given at Canyonvllle Sunday, April 18 and on Monday followlisg in the evening at Riddle la (he Community ehureh. MUa Gladys Moriun, of Myrtle Creek la In Riddle . today. Miss Moriun was recently re-olected for Ihe fifth and sixth grades in the jlyrtUi Creek school. , Mr. and Mrs. Verne MeGiii, ot Bridge, are visiting in Riddle. The jilay "Happy School Days' given In Aiken's Hall by the peo- g!ple of the Christian church, of 5) i Myrtle Creek wat well attended ana greuuy enjoyeu ana nettea tne entertainers a neat aunt of money which will be applied on the cost of an addition they are building to their churchy .They have raised ap proximately $90.00- toward their church fund by their play. An es pecially attractive feature of the play was a drill given by the Myrtle Creek High School under the directions of Mrs. J, J. Rice. - Ed, Riddle drove to Portland Saturday for 'his mother "Aunt", Mary Riddle, who expects to visit In Riddle, i He was acepmpanied by Mrs. Harry Cutl'oith, Mrs. Dona Conner and'O, L. Willis. "J ; Carl Fisher spent the week-end In Roscburg, '' ' , i , i Carl Gilbreath, who has been in a veterans' hospital at Portland for about two months, can manipu late a wheel-ohair how, and pan al so walk and indicationsnow point to a final recovery; Mrs; Harry:Cutsforth, is ;ini Port land visiting with her son' 'Lee Cutsl'orth and family. District No. 20, adjoining Rid dle district, Is deserving of special mention, ' It has recently purchas ed a pirno for the school and is paying a music teacher $10.00 a moutli, and now it is going to build a play-shed. Much of the humdrum part of the rural schools could be eiimiuated by spending a little more for the entertainment as well as the comfort of the chil dren. ' - ' "i Alfred Coote andsBud Crow mo- lored to Portland j-esterday Riddle If to have a new saw and several other men,, li from Cottage Grove are the -promoters of .the enterprise. Mr. Brown,, who has n'eert in town for several ilays ihihks iliar Si Hinbec enough Jiear Riddle to make the lumbering busi ness a success. s J One of the parties has rented a house and will move his tamuy here in the near future. It is ru mored that there are five or six from, this represented m tne undertaking. ' . Bidden to the birthday dinner, Sunday, April 10, of Albert Tomp kins', wore Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ball amis famllyi Mr. 3 and Mrs; Stilly NlchW hit famHy,Mr.i-aija. M.r.J BOdf S aND her buddies 9 rati tpSiffl w v til W 1 UA 'r 1 Jl r - - . --J - ..s----- ihnriSZ-A u - j FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ;; ., He'd Get Even , By Blosser mk W'ih teji mK -,. ' ; . , : .,, . ; , . ; . . ,lk&im JUL S.Ba- J v ; ; - ? vk f J $ALESMAN $AM &0rAE Peopue tM?e luck peopt-e f une 'WEi M 1 !"l iAlbert Roihers cud son, Coo. and Miau Mildrad Nichols. Al Is ttfly- seven years, young. Mr. and Mrs. JS. T. Held, aid set- ' Riddle,, are moving tu St. Helens where they expect to re- Helens w side. t ' ' ; Mrs. Abo Becker returned home Saturday f.-om independence wberw ja.. j " '"IBtmli.nl hn.lv n !,,B their homo here, Wednesday, iSSllay, I A . ,hw ww ""!itffl(i i Reginald Denny on our desk states that llae PW celebrated lla twenty-iifth birth- day Friday. It came mit with a uuwue,. A ., .. ; , ,, Li r,. xi;r.ti6m'1,,,riuw " Thnj-sduy, April H.I Oregon and espoeiaHy for Myrtle ;u m . ., ,,KM.nir Creefe. Quotes a number of; PiLViSfcf Pie eomh1 west are iocatiug uoar i jllee wiUte tefud Myriie Creek The broccoli season U waning, but one fanner it enthusiastic en ough to go into the business on a large scale another year and has rented forty acres on the Mark's ranch which he expects to plant to broccoli. , - i Mr. Hymaa Wallenberg ' and daughter, Mrs. Kataiie ISi.um speu samruay in luuum. .l rem0iifiieii Bnd she will move Mrs. John Wihsoa, of Elmaiiw t,,,ifjr.v imaitioac tn ,hft -, AVinlilnnlnli ta ufc-tttiier ItAH nni-i enta. Mr. and Mrs. Amos fris. Mrs. Bornice Jones, of Looking Glass, is visiting with her omental Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, and hoc sister, Mrs. Austin Wilson. ! James Fuller, of Beaver Springs Mines, was in town this woolc j Gay lord Yocuin, a Riddle boy was badly burned Saturday night irheQ hih bicycle caught on tiro. He was rushed to the Pacific Hos pital, San Francisco; after first aid here had been given. His con dition is considered critical. Mrs. Jesse McComb, state den -castration leader of the Agricu -tare College will meet the wmnv t of. Blddle at the Guild half7 Wet -uesday of this week for a discus -siou of the subject of home dcort -lions. The meeting will he calte I at 9:30. All interested in th y work are cordiaiiy invited :toi at- tend. Bring your luncheon,, i ' : f Anything fer the iietternment of! the homo should be patronized, Edgar A. Guest says. 4 It takes' a heap of living to -make a house a home. . .4 : , 1 1 i Mrs. , P. C. Swai'ts ami small daughter, , Nola jean,, of Canyon vllle, visited in Riddle last week. Mrs.! Cora Cloud, of Medford, spent Sunday at the home, of p. Piaffe ,. Mrs. John Corautt has returned from i a' visit with relatives ad'i-eiea issur,- wumeu; uuii .mi s. jiriends. at Eugene. , j Mr - hnd Mm. Amns Baker, of Canyonvllle, attended the pliy j family spent the week-end at Mi lo, i,, t - n ; j ij "Hannv School Days" Tuesday 'Visiting with Clay ylman s fuusily, j NEW , YORJ-rUsibounuoi possi night ' ' ..! 1 i'-l --Mis J.- M. Eider. reUu-uesL .tofbilltiesot tiopbtjs JUj: in .vfidt for The Thimble Club wilt moot" Springfield the first- of- the week. ihim who Inierlesss wltU , feminine Wednesday urternodn with Mrs, B. A. Berry. 1 t "Among those who went from Rid dle to Roseburg Thursday night to attend the Eastern Star jiioced ings were the following officers ot the Riddle chapter; Mrs. Adu Riddle, worthy matron; Bert Rid dle, worthy patton; Naney Law! ronee, associate matron. Dora Willis, conductres E.st)iaip. aoudnctn conductress; Ruby , Miller, resa; Jittij; Ulman, C! ,1 r!4rfcJ f4t.;444) i 4 t , Around the County t . CANVONVILLE NEWS NOTES ' There wilt be a good movie at the High School Auditorium under the auspices and benefit of the i;j !lt v.i,.t, n't,,. t... K - allfornht StmUfht Ahead." Ad .,,,, -,,,,.' ... ,c 1R ; home economics Uemonslra tlon will be given in Uim school Kvarvnnv in Invited c.sr)oae is imiieu. A son wm uom to Mr. and Mrs. f Clarence Lysoa on Tbursrtuy, April , A daughter was bom to Mr . .d , 0 ,( ". il ; been i li 8 11 Tuesday, jJ)al!lll(, w00 w.oij Q marir!U mi- -k,. i -'an- Spa" ad family were din- I Miss Harriett Odle has purchas-i .. . , , . von-lnon' Sail ed the btffldhtg formerly occupied uf, , Lee.Moriison s sua ;;by Mr, Peterson's store. It is be- I ' . -f . The sacred cantata "faster Dawa" will he given in the Metho iHst phiirfh nn Kaatpr Rttiuiftv iwvpii - iae. April 17 at -S o'clock.- Every-1 one is invited to attend. The (unoral - service- of . Mrs.! l,avin)a BchIb were held in t yonvme.Sunday. Mrs Hou.i was a former resident ot una vieini ty i.t. T j T V, I nV. , with s her daaShtor, in CottBphince; , eofiBb6iatiiig in . molo- Grove. GLEMGARV-GREEN ViCINSTV . ' juncc, is to be produced shortly. i Fine" weather makes one fuel . f' ' ; i like tuaJUns garden. j WASHINGTON In order '. to be Fanners are very busy, as ail iablts to argue before the supi-eme are so far behind with their spring ;oourt at 113. take plenty of exet-. work, ; , icise in youth and I hen much fresh' Glcngary Sndy school, expects air U!i a. holiday Saturdny after-; to render an Easter program next! noons. That s the recipe of Moses, Sunday morning. Everyone is cor - dially invited to come. - ' The W, C. T- U. meets Wednes day afternoon with Mrs. joe How ard. The president requests aii members to be preaent. They ex-, peel to work, on ' aprons for ' the secretary; ' Molvlna' Rvnn, cliap-1 York Times; has been excluded: lain; Mva'., 12d ! Hart, Ada; Mrs. if rem Russia. It Contained an ar--Grant, Ruth; Mrs. lilat Logadon, lUcie by Kerensxy saying aoviet; .Either; I Mrs.'. Sownrsbv,-: Martha;; i -"t's. -Matjoi iiouser Kiveta;; ;Miae i Max ttmimet, aiartna. , r. u. At mwir urn - ,Me whs accomtiameu ny ir. rAifjiiu.i, ii. me io' jusuco Ulinaii, WHO will YiSil, wilt, m j wv o, .um, Elder family.- n t a 1 . . ;iSo far be it from blot to decide Mrs. Geo. Cutsfortn is visiting ut iwhich ot two tneutios was cutllled the GHbreath home, l tlio services of Senorila Mar- . Prof, and Mrs. li. A. Berry 'and igarita Cueto, singer. Each claimed daughter, Betty,,, motored, to Eu-.iisho, had signed it contract. ' ; gene Saturday. , .... ! t " , '. 1 ' This neck of the woods waa vis-j ,NEW YORK Mi Coalldgo Is ited Friday ,wlth a getmine snow ifluito .a good provider of news-in toll. The flalces came down with u ithe opinion ot correapondeato , -re-voueo'anea for about an hour. fleeted by Carter - i'teld ' of - The Boots In Shanghai . - . '.i , , . 0 mm ;, A Swell Memory CHEER Vi?, 5i Vft AW,ttCi(! YOO'C' jLOOiC A5 8Ui 5 BE W.U,Tbo, (F PooceT PicKfcp.fNM' SiT MbUR tOHQKiB bXLiti ONE - ' ' ' . s . 1! ' ... . cfl- benefit of Farm Home, . f g Mr. and Mrs, J. J. liuiis aud-ne-i k phew. Allan hiood, were out loif the ranch Monthly afternoon-visil-4 m ;ing Mrs. liens' pareutB. ' i Lee Mornsoua are busy gather ' ling broccoli. 'Ihev gathered sixty , crates last Saturday. i Mr. lloffiueiter was a caller ati iC. C, Groves' homo Sunday morn-: : tng. lie visited the Giengary i : Sunday school. He reported largest perceotuge of attendance of ail be visileti C. Waftor Groves, wife end ton. Floyd, viatied ut hitma of C, C We had a wmuierfui Keruum at ....-iiOIwiKftry Sunday by Kwv. crwk. , Mr valung In ?ts-s b",r fLd . r ' --'""lu "- . miniiy ut tnhrt f!rw.fc wn )w ,i fit i,; , M. M. Cooper and Tflfo wore ii I pi ACLIPQ Clt? I IPC ! fwvpnw ur LATE 4 ' . . J. T Wlr.1 NEW YORK IE the bur , loses , , , h ;..,.( , well linowu lawyers ar . u. -,.,. A", r ., ionce a!!lba8(!ttdo. ,luly a,fo oats ot P"wi'i"S's staff officers In: I drama of tho underworld.! "Wall: j Street," a play, by James N. Rosoiu Iberg, specialist In corporate fin-1 ! Hopper of ysBKOsn, Wis., wne drove ins car troni home; i'lcaamg water power, cubs ho pounded; his desk ami Iwns questioned at length by Justice' Holmes, 8?. i NEW i YORK One number of; current history, punushed by New ; ; Russia was fuulng its . greatest jcr sis. fumen w l", ,i i , iw,,ubw v j;wico8 wi vv iiuiHwucu'w iun y, ..... , . WHf4 Oi O ALL THIS 1 , m 2 S g K m i m m ill j f ft K Get your tackle and i m B carry ever3thing the Fisherman neeIs. Ask to see the new flies, rods, baskets, etc. 8 CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO, ; THE IRON MONGERS -r lel.TEtttttin nl a Hnnx ,.1.,,, - . - n ' y t!,e !ialion- An '.lUworilKti. the corrosttoudentB now mck tne tiirins of the Roosevelt days, .the dollshulnowa, mora doUIIa. with Um blind ful humor of the Tail d the iIllsiIl.i.lCIlJSIl;f: , , Everybody Is Praising, . This Wonderful New Lacq' its popular btilimnt eaiors its wear resisting qualities. Shabby furniture or worn laora painted with LACQ to . daycare bright and new and ready to use in half hour. Every day you will find another use for Lncq. ' it's rhnap. er than enamel and will give better service, . Let us, demonstrate zigler-craVen . PHONE 25 ' . Coen Lumber Company f MILLWOBK LUMBER BOXES BUILDERS HARDWARE GLASS PAINT ; " ' . GET OVR PRICES ; AGENTS SHERWIN WILLIAMS SPRAYS EAR5 A60- L.I ..' I STi'O'i 1 , i Fishing Season 'At Hand be ready to go we 1 Atr.n.r. ,i,!..t, tntE.., a n.wu n,., . w ; provide and use geniality of the ilovnble lirfrelsitir. tjm ttmv sn't maw 'sppcumtion. ;tft.l.II.l.I.WlTT.fTTTT.T.iTirT.Tgf8T8r.Ta this new LACQ at j HARDWARE CO. 1 ROSEBURO, ORE. I ROOFING SHINGLES CEMENT- - By Martin By Swan cor susr wow Hoa&Hr op 1 nr ' ' -' " i"!' Roseburg. . . J " 1 .