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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY, JULY 25. 1927.
Advertisers Give Information
. Figure It Out For Yourself
You want a home of your own -everybody
does. You want to know about the cost !or t
how to finance the building., , Perhaps you'
want to buy the lot,; or it mny ibe to inquire,
about the furnishing-of a room. !. Just ask the
The chances are good that if you have been
keeping house in an apartment or a cottage
you have paid out enough in rentals since you
have been married to have built a good
home,' and you don't have a thing in the
world to show for it. Just figure it out.
advertisers they 11 know. J .
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The Trowel and Float,
Monday, July 25, 1927.
Special Builders Number
Oriental Stucko :
V A Chinamen, doing a hauling
Job for a building material
dealer In Sun Francisco wub
informed that ho could not not
his money unfit ho had sub
mitted an Itemized statement.
Afater much meditation he
evolved this bill: "3 comes unci
8 goes at 4 bits a went $3.00."
Dr. H. C. Church Is building
a ' garnKo that Is Don Chll
koii is doing the work and Dr.
Is doing the bossing. Dr. ad
mits Ills part of the work is
the hardest.
Men used to smoke between
meals. Now they eat between
smokes.
Let us put in your wlntor's
wood for you. Wo can dollver
. when, h'ow nnd where you say
nt rcusonnhlo prices based on
direct delivery. . . ,..
'' ; ' M An Itemized Bill
An old church in Switzer
land was in nood of various
'repairs', so tho authorities' calk;
ed in, among bthors, n -painter
to touch ;UP the pulntings,
Whon he ' presented his bill,
jmymertt' was Tefusert because
it wasn't Itemized, so ho took
It back and here's the correct
ed hill as submitted:
"For correcting the -.
, ton 'commandments 1 '
embellishing Pon- ;
this Pilate and put-
tlngi new ribbons "'.
, on his; hat ..........8; francs
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..0 francs S
Putting tnll on roost- -
er of St. Peter and
mending his comb 4 francs
Iteplumblng and gild- . j
lug left wing of
' Guardian Angel. ......
Iirn..l.l..,r Llt.rl. I,-!..-,'..
Servant ." .V.D francs
Henewlng lloavon. ad- t ;
justing stars and '
cleaning up the ,
moon 7 francs
Brightening up the '
' flames of Hell, put- '
ling now tall on tho .''. t
devil, mending his ,
hoof and doing, sev- . , .
. eral odd Jobs for
the damned 12 francs
Touching up Purga
tory and restoring
the lost souls ,...7 francs
tUmdlng tho shirt of
the Prodigal, son 3 francs
, Total ".. ......1.,'..'.......B2 francs
Certaln-tood paint sales were
.excellent last week,, auung
those painting 'and redecorat
ing wore U. A..Utterback at
Gnrdon Valloy, C. E. Mana
jfleld oir 'Winchester Bt. and
K.' .K.! tMcLoil'dori on-' Ills ' K,
Second Ave. property, j
'!Pa, iwhat's a collislpn?",'
'-"A 1 Collision, 3 son, is what
happened when ma drovo the
car." , f. '
Our roofing department hot
coated .Tim Clark's poultry
houses last week. We'll hot
his chickens keep dry this win-'
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DENN - GERRETSEN CO.
lMMSslljUJIiql.I.I.IM.lfl.TCT.M
HONEY-DEW FROM 'TREE8 - J
REMOVABLE RROM: CARS
Tho honoy-dow dripping from
.,, tho leaves o(, shade troos on sltle
walks and cars in unttm n,-u,rnn
' towns "Is caiiBod by the aphis, ac-
avuiuiUK; ion, u. roCK, SUpOrlU-
tondont'ot. the state college camp-
uh. The Insect sucks the sap from
the-tree and secretes 'a sugar solu
tion on the loaves.
I' "Honoy-dew Is slowly soluble in
1 warm water and thus can be romov
j ed from nutomobllos if caught
. j early," says Professor Peck. ;
' "Tho aphis is fought by apruyluW
wlth 'black leaf .-to." a nicotine
.solution obtainable', from local
.dealers. Tho solution is diluted to
tho strength printed on tho r con
tainer, v. is a A'ontaot; poison nnd
.liiust hit tlio insect: directly, nec
essitating thorough 'spraying. The
' first spraying should bo followed
by others whon nphlds uro flying.
, "A natural chock Is a parasitic
,fly which lays 11b 'eggs on the
nphls. The young flies in hutching
ultimately kill the aphis. Cold
'spring weather retarded tho hatch
ling of tho fllos this year. Nature
was thus thrown out of order and
the nphlds multiplied very rapidly."
' "Clovor mildew lias conio to Ore
gon to stay," Buys II. P. Harsa,
plant pathologist of tho Oregon
cxporlmont station. "Infoctlons In
Bonthern and cnslorn Oregon,
ospeclnlly in the irrigated sections
have caused many inquiries for the
I clover mildew treatment. Applica
tions of dusting sulphur will kill
tho mlldow. In moat cases this 1b
not necessary until after tho first
' mowing."
SHADOW OF THE I
NOOSE AT LAST.
COVERS BIRGER
U 'I'M'! : i -i ' 1 1 i 'iTi ;'
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By-Laws Drawn Up at
Meeting of Board of
. " Directors Program
, of Work Outlined.
The board of directors of tho
South UmiKiua Rod and Gun Club
jnot In thu now post office bulld-
B i log at Tiller Saturday and drew up
gitt set or by-laws to preient to the
S: membership at the regular meeting
Oliln llA linl.l It, tla 'IMIIn u,.l,nl
house Friday, July 29. It wub a
lively mooting that lusted till the
coming of a new day and many Im
portant Phases or civic Improve
ment work were discussed and ten
tative plans made for carrying
them through.
i ;. In addition to the routine mat
tors usually covered by by-iawB.
.one article 'Which will be 'Proposed
to the members creates flvo stand
ing committees as follows: a pre
datory . animal commlttoo to be
headed by the president, George
Norman, a membership commit-!
tee headed by tho vice-president,
Guy Pennell, ' a fish and game
committee headed hv the 'secretary-treasurer,
John Gross, a roads
committee headed by the' flold
captain, Ollvor Cook, and a finan
cial i and ' entertainment commit
tee headed by the' social director,
Clay Ulman. These bommltteos,
ach consisting of five members
will be charged with the .handling
of the different phases nf the
(Club's activities. ' .
Among dfhet'H. nno i,1un wno Ata.
cussed that bids fair to do a great,!
uoiu jur iuu nouin umpqua nn a
hunting 'country. It Is proposed to
create ah official guide and pack
er's bitronU Whlqh will handle -all
lnrjiitripg ho club will undoubted
ly recelvo from ' sportsmen who
wish to go Into the great doer-hunting
country around ) Tiller. All
sportsmen's associations In the
PAIR CHARGED
WHITE SLAVERY
AND AUTO THEFT
j
(Conthmod from pngo 1.)
violdtlon of thu fcdt-rnl lw ry
BnnniiK (ranRportiitlon of n stolon
enr from ono atuto to nnutluT
taken by Denton cltizons in nn ef
fort Ao obtnln executive clemency
for him in chho lie aids tho stnto
In clearing up mystery miiTouiullng
auvorai' bank rol)bertes nnd other
crimes attributed to the lllrger
RatiKBtei'B. .-!
In tho trial just ended Blrger
was -CharBed with the planning the
killing ofv Mayor Adums, whom tho
young chioftutn contended harbor
ed the rival Sheltou gang In Woat
City. Newman was alleged to havo
beon Blrger s advisef in tho crlmo,.
and Xlyland was charged. with ilriv.,
ing the automobile that qarrled the1
rfiayers to Adam s door, wliero he
was shot down.;
atnto wlirbo! notified that visiting
sportsmen will be -cared for by the
SQUARE-ECONOMICAL-SNAPPY
wto'isi I P BALCONY .
J M KtTCHeN M .( . pED ROOM ' I , W-f-l h
'. LIVING ROOM li JL ' BCD ROOM
. n-tf.rf-o- , . Iral H bcd noor
'fa BECEPTH4 U ' ,ty'"''V
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1 A House' Hard to Equal at Low Cost r '
Sharp angled English gables on the front lend snap to
the facade of this two-story square house, "The Dorchester."
There are few, models, of such design which embody the com
fort and convenience of floor plan int so jow 'a cost of, con-'
struction. ' '. ' ' f. , .. ,' 1". " .. .
. ; If more information about "The Dorchester" is desired,
write the Standard Homes . Company, Colorado : "Building,
OAKLAND MAN -KILLED
TODAY
IN AUTO WRECK
(Continued from pnge I.)
Iiik of a serious nature, t
Mr. Mahoney's tragic -death lias
boon a great shock to his many
friends In Itoseburg nnd Oakland.
He was a member of ono of tho
most prominent families of the
county, his purents having boon
early plonoer settlors of tho Oak
land community whord ho was born
and reared. Ho la survived by a
widow ,und ono child nnd by flvo
brothers, Harvey of Portland, Har
ry of Oakland. Paul nnd Arthur of
Portland and Wallace of Bond, and
also by threo Bisters, Mrs. M.
Fickle, Hosohiug, Mrs. Honry Lit
tle. Oakland and Mrs. It. L.
Stearns, Oakland. He was 41 years
of ago.
Visit At Coast0
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. McKlhlnnv
and family, who havo been at Han
don beach Blncu Saturday enjovlng
an outing, nro expected home 'thin
When you can own this fine little hoine on easy terms.1
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Built to suitfyour own ideas and where you want it.;
COEN LUMBER COMPANY
LET US EXPLAIN OUR PLAN
Icelpt heaviest in years. Steers ! MrIOIIIsiXCIfMW
1 800 to 110 pounds, good flUGQ)
HiriO! flO. 1tn0 tn TUMI nnumlu n,l
S!).ar,fi H ull ; (In, medium Hut pouudsig
up S.0049.25 do, common S(1.70jy!a
iwdn. ,1., ,.,it,iM cr. iuffi;n nn. .in3
fu.l niiU',,11 .i.wl 1'n.ii.lli...... Tm
lur.o pounds, S8.75r,9.2r,; do, com-IH
imon to medium 3G.V5irjiU.7fi; do.jg
'low cutters to cutters $3.00 & 5.2f, ; I M
; bulls, yearlings, excluded, beef t
good SO.OO'S.li.tiO; do cutters to ini'-iM
idlum S4.RU(fG.75; calves r,00 S
! pounds down, medium tn cliolf'-e. . k?t
'$7.50f( 10.00; do culls to common iM
i $5.50 (fj 75"; voalers (milk Jed)! 3
good to choice $10.0012.50; do a
i medium SS.SOffi 10.00; do culls to.W
common 4u.uu(U'H.tio. ,
Hogs; - Killing classes 10fi;15
cents higher; active . trading. I gj
TTtttllflPWttlcrlit QT.A n Or.A ,,,.,,., Wt
medium to choice $10.75012.00;
mediumwolght 200 to 250 pounds,
medium to choice $11.25Si'12.25;
lightweight 150 to 200 pounds, me
dium to choice $11.7512.35. Light
lights 130 to 1R0 pounds, medium
to choice $11.75012.30; , packing
hogs' rough and smooth $7.50
10.00; slaughter pigs 90 to 130
pounds medium to choice $11.75
12.35; foe"der and stockcr pigs 70
to 130 pounds medium to choice
Sll.7514.00. (Soft or oily hogs
and roasting pigs excluded in aboyo
quotations.)
....Sheep anl lambs;-. Steady to
weak; few sales 25 to 50 cents low
er. r.
.Quotations except on lambs on
shorn basis; Lambs 84 lbs. down
good to choice $10.5O(ffil2.0O; do
medium 82 pounds down. $9.50
10.50; do culls to common (nil
weights) S7.005p9.50; .yearlings
wethers 110 pounds down medium
to choice $7.00 9.00; ewes 120
pounds down medium, to ' choice
$4. 505.50: do medium to choice
120 to 150 pounds $4 to. $5; do
culls to common, all weights ?3fj
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PORTLAND. . pre.. .Tnly -25.
Wholesalei .Prices i- Butter steady;
extra cubes city- 40c;. . standavda
39c; prlmo firsts 37e; firsts 36c.
Creamer' prices: Prints 3c abovo
cube standards..
Bids to fanner: Milk stoadv: raw
milk (4 per cent) $2.25 cwf., f. o. b.
Portland. Buttorfnt : 40c. , t. o. b.
Portlond. - ' - -: ; i i 1 !t
Eggs steady; current receipts
24c dozen: fresh' modlnms 22c:
fresh standard firsts 24c; : fresh
Btnndard extras. 25c.. , j :.
Poultrv steadv: lioavy hens 210
23ci light 125013c;: -springs 18c;
broilers - 18019p: Pekln white
ducks 18c;' colored nominal; tur-
kevs alive nominal.
Onions, local steady, $2.2503.00.
Potatoes steady, $3 to $3.50 per
sack. ' i- -w.
Cascara bark Bteady, 708c lb.;
Oregon grape root nominal.
Nuts steadv; walnuts 27031c;
fllberls 19 0 20c: almonds 24 0 2Cc;
Brazil nuts 14016c; Oregon chest
nuts 175020c; jicnimts 9011c.
MAKE THAT '
HOME DREAM
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Perhaps you have hesitated about trying to own that
, home you and your wife want because of properly financ
ing the enterprise, and so you keep on paying rent. All
you have to show for such a policy is rent receipts.
By adopting our plan you will be enabled to get the
home of your dreams. We are ready to explain the mat
ter to you at any time why wait longer?.
Douglas Building &
Association
Roseburg, Oregon
1 4 7 Jackson St.
Loan
Phone 245
LOCAL NEWS t
Visit Sunday .
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. 13. Naylor of
Eugene motored here Sumjay and
spent, the day visiting with Mr. and
Mrs.- Lvmon Spencer and Mrs. Lena
S.- McElhlnny. Mrs. Nnvlor Is n
I slstor of Mrs. S,nencor nnd daugh-
icr or nirs. Mcuiiunny.
bureau and packers and guides re
commended nnd arranged for.
This bureau will, without doubt,
prove a real asset to the commun
ity welcoming the sportsuien and
sending them away satisfied, i
Clay tiinian. socia ( rector, ia
laying plans for ono of the 'big
gest blowouts (his country has ever
soon, to bo hold in the near future.
His inteiitlun Is to Invite nil tho
sportsmen in the county nnd 'give
a dunce nnd feed that will be long
remembered." The dato will bo an
nounced nt the meeting next Fri
day. Oliver Cook, who will bo chair
man of tho roads committee, is a
good roads enthusiast and there is
no doubt but that under his nblo
direction real progress will be
made In highway improvement.
With n bunch of live-wires such
as now head tho organization, thore
is no renson why the South limp-
qua Kod and Gun Club should not
prove tho ' most important move
ment the South Umpqua country
bus soon in many years.
PATRONIZE
NEWS-REVIEW
ADVERTISERS
Trunks, Bags and Suitcases
Get one of these for your vacation trip and
make your traveling easy.
We have these to suit your needs. Leather, fiber
and matting.
McKean, Darby & Baldwin
. . . Complete Homefurnishers. .. .
CORDON
and
BISHOP
SELL
PAINTS
ENAMELS
VARNISHES
STAINS
WALLPAPER
GLASS, ETC.
and furnish estimates on
quantity
314 Cast Phone 543
(Auoclated Pres. l.cuscd Wire)
PORTLAND, Ore.,- July 25 The
local produce nmrket opened this
morning with prices mostly steady
with' last week's close excepting
for several lluos of fruit.
Despite heavier receipts from
California, watermelons hnve been
stimulated to a higher consump
tion demand, due largely to current
torrid weather conditions, and are
now priced at 4 cents per pound
retail. Cantaloupes and ' honey
dew melons remain at 10 cents a
piece for average sized melons nnd
nvc cents ror smaller sized lots
I in n few Instances. Supplies con
tinue strong,
Plenty of first nunllty rnspher
. rles may he had nt 10 cents per
I box.. Ulark caps are priced the
same and loganberries are plenti
ful nt 8 cents per hex, two for 15
j cents.
Tomatoes nre easy nt 15 cents
jper pound, retnll.
I Potato receipts are greater and
prices tend to be lower with Ore-
iBon nurhanks are selling nt 10 lbs.
jfor 2n cents, retnll.
C'ounlry dressed meats nnd poul
try opened slow this morning nnd
! barely steady at Saturday prices,
i Lambs are. easy at 20 cents, prime
,hogs at around 13 cents and veal
!1S tO 10 CentR. T.teht hong pntilln.,a
(to move slowly nt 13 cents.
I uiiier una egg prices are un
changed from Saturdny but dealers
(are expecting butter to advance
again shortly since production in
jthe local territory is falling off.
Left For North .
Mrs. Herbert D. Quino lert this
morning for northern points. She
will join hor mother, Mrs. Fred
Uowlev, nt Eugene nnd wllh Mr.
and Mrs. Rowley and family will
go to Portland, Astoria nnd Sea
slde on a vacation trip.
Whenlt's a Home You Want
SEE
McLendon Realty Company
Corner Oak and Main
REAL ESTATE
LOANS, INSURANCE
PLUMBING
HEATING
OUR SPECIALTY
Let us Modernize Yout
Kitchen
WM. SCOTT.
116 W. Oak
W. F. Harris, Pres.
Henry- Harth
DIRECTORS
A. G. Sutherland,
Vlce-Pres.
Joseph Micelll
H. O. Pargeter,
Sec'y-Treasurer.
Co.
Douglas Abstract
Incorporated
CAPITAL $25,000.00
Abstracts, Blue Prints, Farm Loans, City Loans,
Title Insurances
POrtTI.AXD, Ore., July 28 j
Wheat hid: Itm? hard white.'
hard white, bhiestem. baart, federa-1
Hon. sofl white, western hite i
1 32: hard winter $1.28. '.
Todays car receipts: Wheat 38:
flour 14; corn 8; oats 1; hny 3. I
roim.AVn, Ore., July SR Cat
tle and calves: Few sales 25 to'
50 cents lower for beet classes; re-j
E. N. Ewart, Pres.
M. E. Rltter, Appraiser
Carl E. Wimbcrly, Attorney
DIRECTORS
8. W. Bates, Vlce-Pres.
Ouy Cordon, Appraiser
Henry Harth
V. J. Micelll, Treasurer
H. O. Pargeter, Secretary
W. F, Harris, Appraiser
G. V. Wimberly
Umpqua Savings and Loan
Association v
ORGANIZED 1917
Under State Supervision
"Earnings for years 1925 and 1926 9. Earnimrs 1927 R F,
or better. Not single foreclosure or piece of Troperty Uken forTn 9. y?r S
. pal or interest since organization. . PrPrty taken for non-payment of princi-
Investigate our moMhly saving, plan. An account may be ..arted with a deposit of one
' dollar. '
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