SEVEN
Aluminum Kitchen
Ware !
Nothing finer shan , Wearever Aluminum Ware for the
kitchen or in the camp.
Aluminum Camp Kite
Moderately Priced, ..
Other pieces that come in handy during the season are
v Stew Kettles, any size
Sauce Pans, Cake Pans
Double Boilers, Skillets
Cups, Teakettles, etc.
Just peek in at our window and see the comprehensive
display and you will find many things to please.
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
The Winchester Store.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW AOS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Electric radge. Phone
312-R.
BUCK lambs for sale purebred
Shropshire. V. Bounds, Ruckles,
Ore.
RAMS FOR SALE Registered
Shropshires. Mrs. W. E. Staf
i , ford. 1001 Mill St., Eugene, Ore.
"011 SALE Barbecue " machine
complete, good condition. Can
yon Auto Camp, g mile S. of
Canyonvllle.
FOR SALE 160 a. DTugTaic,
good place, cheap, easy terms. A.
Patterson, 3665 West 58th Place,
Los Angeles, Calif. - :
$95 WICKER buggy, Ivory eiT
. amel, crib, mattress aud baby's
- bath tub like new, all $35. A big
tmrgaiu. 705 E. 6tbSt. . .'
FOR I SALfcPrwo good' - milch
..' goats;. ono about 14 years old,
the othori nhout five months.
;?15 will buy the two. Arthur R.
-wecKB, ltuckles, Ore,
FOR PALE Grey oats and vetch
85n bu. (32 lb.). Vetch and cheat
1 (lots ot vetch) 42.95 per lofl.lbs.
. Also barley and wheat. Call be-
. tore Friday, Aug. 19th. Oscar
Weoks,- Ruckles, Ore. -
' . 3 ACRES ' , , '
' 8 Room House
. . V . 2 miles out j
y Close to Benson School ,
i House newly t : : i
' "' painted ' , ' I .
: . ! shingled ;.,'? i
- i-'-i vrredocoratod-H:
yvortn t2uuu.uu k .
, ' .; ;, , Yours for ?2250 '" ', '
Half cash or "
, - uiuer properly in traiio.: ..
McLENDON REALTV COMPANY
CORNER OAK AND MAIN
, : , . .NEW ,
BUNGALOW COTTAGE '
West Roseburg . i .
'I . ' ' ' 5 rooms' , ;," -,
... . ' breakfast nook t;i ' '
, : cement basement -J. ! '; . , .
j,'; ;) :' ' furnace "1 ,
garage
Appraised valtie 14000.00-.. . .
Yours for $2960.00 k. " -., .',
Requires $760 Cash.
MCLENDON REALTY COMPANY
CORNER OAK AND MAIN ;
. CLOSE IN
V j ; Suburban Home
. 16 acre
, fine bearing orchard, prunes
', ' .walnuts
cherries: and pears
: enough open land to '
raise hay
i , '.good Improvements
f city water , , ,
: ' '. electric lights : J ; . :
worth $9000
Yours for $7000
Requires twelve hundred
, . cash or other property
McLENDON REALTY COMPANY
rnuKPti nAW Awn tutaim.
' . ' .
I.EAVe W
B EVERYTHlNfi . J .
i to us. fie!. I
' dont do C-ci-'r t
0 ANY WORK -L i
9 . i -5T 1
C3r 3
I KNOW IT I .
1 At. "Ml ( ' I
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FOR' 8 .VLB Peaches ; Orange
Cling. Crawford, St. John. Coos
' Bay Highway Stand. R. D. Klclst.
WANTED
t ili ' i - i r i i
WANTED GUI to do general
housework. , Call 47K11,
WANTED -12 to 15 tier of 16-inch
block wood, black oak and laurel.
R. L. Olle. Phone 327. - . .
LADY COOK WANTED Ejtperl-
enced, to cook for prune drying
crew. Mrs. J.. O. Bacon, Ump
' qua, Ore.
WANTED To rent small equipped
ranch for one or more years.
Suitable for about 8 cows, by
.' Oct. 10. G. H. Burke, Box 893,
Medford, Ore.
WANTED Slightly" used overstuf
: fed set, rugs and bedroom furni
ture. Must be in good comilUon
and reasonable. Phone 615-H be
fore 12 a- m. . . .. ,
,.. FOR RENT
ROOM FOR RENT Phone 296-J.
323 S. Stephens. . .. :
FOR. RENT Well furnlshed"apt.,
Close In. Private entrance. Rea
sonable. 331 S. Main.
FOR RENT Modern" 6-room, well
furnished cottage. Call at 514 S.
'' Pine. : : .- , i ' .
LOST
.'I
LOST Khaki tent In bundle, be
' tvbenr Wilbur and Roseburg. Re
ward. Return C. O, D, to J.
Thompson, 94 Pjerce Ave., San
'' Jose. ' .' ' . ' J
I miscellaneous"" I
CITY AND FARM LOANS. BONDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD. RICE &
RICE, Licensed Bond Brokers.'
OAK OWNER Don't lurtjet to
call 663 when la naed of auto
. parts. Sarff's Autu Wrecking
House.' 1
. j STORE BUILDING
Jackson Street
" Good location '
trade . , !'
for ?10,000 ranch .
or .
" othor property.
McLENDON REALTY COMPANY
CORNER OAK AND MAIN
LIBERTY. THEATRE
"The Little Adventuress," Vera
Reynolds' latest star picture, is
said to be strong and attractive In
every respect. It Is a MIrIi urade
comedy. The stoix doals with a
charming girl who elopes with a
man and later falls In love with a
bachelor who . saves her from her
folly. Victor VarconI Is Iho
bachelor. Phyllis Haver and Theo
dore Koalofl' are featured with
Mr. Varconi. "The Little Adven
turess" is Ihe feature attraction, at
the Liberty Theatre today. It Is
said to afford Miss Reynolds one
ot the most delightful roles of her
screen career.
-"Laughter and more laughter
echoed throughout the Liberty
Theatre last night when "Love
Makes 'Em Wild," part of the big
double bill, featuring Johnny Har
ron and Sally Phipps had Its open
ing. The story of "Love Makes 'Kin
Wild'-' concerns an office worm
who, when romance strikes, turns
Into a roaring Hon who "takes it
out" on ail those who previously
made life miserable for him.
ANTLERS THEATRE
You'll love Patsy, the vivid little
Irish lass whose trials and tribu
lations in the Great City are sur
mounted by her blithe humor and
clear-eyed courage. "Irish Hearts,"
starring May McAvoy, a Warner
Brothers' production directed by
Byron Haskln at the Antlers The
atre today. ;
A western comedy, packed with
fun and thrills. Is promised pa
trons of the Antlers Theatre here
tomorrow In "The Denver Itud'-,"
the Universal Piettiro starring
Hoot Gibson scheduled to hold
the screen, for two days.
A typlrnl Gibson pirtnrn Is pro
mbHl, full of all the qualities
which have become associated in
l the public mind with this star to
make him one of the screen s most
ponutar nllniction.
. Gibson hf become noted nuuallv
fdr hts ahllftv to play comwtv. and
for his excellence at inipct'nz
11. rill. an.l -!! l.i Mu urntliv.
I Uous
L
IS FINE MEDIUM
FOB PUBLICITYi
A very fine publktty effort (or
thts territory is evidenced by MThe
Volt Annual" recently published by
The Callinmla Oregon Power com
pany. Copies of this attractive lit
tle booklotaro now ready for dis
tribution .at local Chambers of
Commerce and every Copco office.
This new medium of publicity,
which is bound to attract much
tavorablo attention from tourists
and prospective settlers, replaces
the monthly Yol(, formerly pub
lished - by the power company,
which was widely and favorably
known throughout the country.
In this connection the following
foreword will be of Interest to
all former readers of the Volt:
"Residents of ihe field of Copco
service may recall that there for
merly was issued by The Califor
nia Oregon Power company
throughout
seven-year period
ending with December, 182D,
miniature house-organ. The Volt
(nani" registered In the United
States" Patent Office). With pic
tures and text The Volt reflected
the activities of .the company, but
more often it dealt with general
activities, Industrial and recrea
tions)!, In fopcoland which name
it occasionally used to identify
that extensive area In southern
Oregon and northern California
served by Copco with light, power,
and in some Instances with water.
The ' designation was solocted be
cause of its eunhonlous qualities
and for reasons purely serttlnientnl,
and was not, it was emphatically
exnlalned. lp.'entled to imply any
real or fancied proprietorship of
the iBnrt which Copco serves. Cop
coland Is our homeland: the Inter
ests ot its people are our Interests,
and ours theirs. , ,'; , ' ' 1
That Is no sentiment but abso
lute fact. As asserted hy the slo
gan Incorporated In the company
name-plate, we, the company: and
Us customers,' are "Partners In
i nmnlh renrenenlinir a, Blislained
" ,,,-, I
though .diminutive elfort to . Is -
semlnato authentic ' Information
lty." When, sometime ago, the
company was consolidated with
the nation-wide Byllesby interests,
this development gained for Copco
land, among numerous other, ai
vautagpB, far-reaching facilities for
the publication of facts relative to
this favored region. The Bylles
by Monthly News, Byllesby Man
agement, and' other. . well-known
mediums cf publicity with national
circulation serve us as the Utile
Volt could not over hope to do.
A'ud the tiny monthly stepped out
ot the picture to reappcaf now lu
the form of Tho Volt Annual." '
. The Volt 'An-jrsl is i.a sixteen
page booktet with a beautiful cover
m"H UUOttipL HIWI H ll-JULllui
design 111 sovoral. colors depleting
BOOTS AND HER
(7 , iwt ws iosT ftiR vt?'- tsita . . ; , . , :-. . - - :;:7r K,v.,:J, "' ' Aiv t M Tr4r4 1 2 1 ' U -" ' 1., i" V' L
(; i.uc? boots aho J, 'smt a Boat on, ' , ,,.',.' ,'."'. -U Hfc M ) liMtUi; itiuJiMcri: T' uh
.PiCMlCogtRoM W.V' wait!-- Wttos ; ,; V ,. - ' SuR - N ''"fvt Ci '' HUUtJ,' ' V-tANKSi - OO 4'
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ' .-On His Way -1 , ; . : By Blosjer
: f ) ' ) ) (is'W WMWA 1 7mMn. . " -.-7 ' v, -. ,:v .
.tows away om a iscrrBRKcw rgfZsn) wAf, IfliiP '."X-WvwAS Mce. Ay ;
IAIWTAADA 7D BOBBIBSVr. S7HFF AJOUO-) .-- I 1' ' ' 1 OowWTo SB6M6- 1 '"
Bsmst il ma spa
V... . T .mmm-mmr - - - t 1 flllT B "wiiT IH
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SALESMAN $AM Breaking the Ice By Swan
rjilT. VP OO WA VlORVCtH' -rwt5
eos. vAe yotyo Neyt.R. goop.mv
ti&AR. WF. eVlL H( OOT- GCP.O TPS
NO,61R y- HEAR If.
"l.tW :Hr 1 1
3t- :
a tourist attraction of national l
terest. It Is packed lull ot a.trac
live iihoioa o this favored ration
leatuilng 8 vols ot unrlviiii i
beauty, industries and agricultural
resources. The subject matter is
short and to the point, making it
possible lo read tliu entile boomHt
in a few nioinuiits. ine "picture
story whicn Is told so effectively
the spli'inml array of photo
graphs wilt attract and hold the
interest of all who t-omo In con
tact with this excellent publica
tion. The Volt Anuual wilt prove
a valuable supplement to the usuai
Chamber of Commerce literature.
This particular seullon of the
Copco territory Is especially fa
vored through the reproduction of
seveiul fine photos of outslumllng
scenic attractions, and oilier In
teresting scenes In this vicinity.
A di.uImI itfrrt,. huu Imnn mini,-
to acquaint those who read this
publication with our splendid sys dealer who died Juno 6, wus filed
tern of highways. A large double- for probata yesterday listing per
page highway map, which is up lu sonal property at (2,500,000 and
date In every respect, as well as a
full Pago man of the Copco terri
tory, gives added reason . for the
careful preservation of this book
let.
Twenty thousand of those book-
lata hnvn hwn iiuhliulipfl at cnusld-
erable exiiense by The California
Oregon Power company to promote
the best Interests of this territory.
I Sevoral thousand copies '-will he
manea Dy ine company to a aeiuui -
ed list throughout the United
States and the balance will be
available .for distribution by local
Chambers of Commerce mid , the
various Copco division anil district
offices. Tho booklets are enclosed
in attractive envelopes and may be
mailed at-a nomlnul cost ot 1&
cents per copy.
It Is hoped that many local cm-
. sens will taki this opportunity lo
secure copies of The Volt for mail
ing to friends and relatives in tho
east: wliomay prove to be pros
pective settlers of -this "laml of
jpportunlty."
Plcnii at Idleyld Park.
ERWIN PLANS FLIGHT FROM '
1 CALIFORNIA TO JAPAN
(Associated Prow I.cuic4l Wlro) j
' MUNICIPAL AIRPORT',' Oak
land, Calif., Aug. 17. Captain
William P. Erwiii, pilot, of ; ;the
mnnnithini. riRllRn Spirit tl ' W.I18
enuy nciuing. a. new .y.
i cause oi a wina rippcu iuhvuiku,
1 flt.cIr,. (0.ay ho oxpected lo bop
lm,,ii,iv . n , llnnolnlii
thence to Tokyo, Jnpan, despite the
fact that ne was barred from the
Basterwood prise and pobably
would not benefit from the Dole
award, i ; ,..';;,',..'
" Mechanics had replaced the cloth
q'n. Ihe bottom of Captain' Krwln'rf
plane .today, an I aiter refueling,
he pilot planned to ttart westward
'across the Pacific, . . ,"','' i '.'
Erwin explained his accit'- t yos
teiday. by saying that a trap (loor
placed in the bottom, of the navi
gator's cabin had been attnclied
insecurely, permitting; the wind to
rush- through and rip the cloth, off
the, bottom of the lUBeiage. ;
! u ,
Arundel; piano tuner. Phone 189-1.
BUDDIES
IT VlOOLOrt'T
VOvJ WeR
MVAKeS Mfr
NfeWtSK t-05t
j p.YPSY WHMFN TAP
Hi i
I.,-- , : MERCHANT, OF $40
(AMoclated lroN 1a-m1 Wire)
KtKlKNB, Ore.. Aug. J7. Two
gypsy women are In the coumy
jitil here today after robbing a
merchant - yesterday, at Oukrhlge.
Tliu womeu. while making pur
chases, snatched ubout $tt fioiu
the cash register and escaped in
their car. A telephone message lo
Ixiwell on the road to Eugene re
sulted In their arrest there. -
Camp at ldieyld.Park.
o
McELWEE'S WILL DISPOSES
OF 82,600,000 E8TATE
(Awx-lalcit l'n-M Iawd Wir.)
WAtlKKdAN. Ills.. Allit. 18.
I Tlw. u lll .tf HmIk.pI II MoHIwiim
lke 'Forest banker-and lumber!
real estate at Sl.ooil
Mrs. Ullr.belh Knaldlng McKl-
wee, the widow, was named chief
heir and residuary legatee. One
thouKand shares of sk of the
Continental and Commercial Na
tional Dank ot Chicago, all real es-
j 'ate. furniture and household goods
, - i" ;
I Trice Waller, Highland Park,
nephew, now deceased, a niece,
1 rsnnuie ivuner i-aiiorsun, in men-
j ford, Oregon, Virginia McElwoe
Martolomew, of Palestine, Texas,
wero each left three hundrod
shares of bank slock., i ' . . . i -'
Three hundred shares of bank
stuck wore loft to Fioi-a McKlwoo
Miller, or Lexlnf to--. Va. In the
ovenl of her death the stock Is to
be OIvkIh.I tqual.y between her
con. V ll'jii in !! t, r.iincla.
CORNS
Quick safe relief
The most painful corns cease hurting i
the instant Dr. Scholl's Zino-pada i
are applied. They strike at the cause ,
irritation, a Zino-pad stops it at once.
Dr. Scholl's Zino-pads are thin,
medicated, antiseptic, protective, i
No liquids, no risk, no bother. Safe,
sure, quick results guaranteed. At
your druggist's or shoe dealer's.
mSchotVsr
fZtinO"P&ds
1 Put one onthe poiri Is'gonei, '
THE ABOVE and all
other Scholl Appliances
and Foot Comfort ' Re
liefs are to bo had at the
Roseburg Booerie, i Perkinji
building, Cass street.
tAPiKe. AM , ftA,
HOR. HOW cAAHY o' rlftTtlRt'S
typ,rjE - I'D MoJLetK
fv
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS .
Sealed bids will be received liy
the Hoard Of Directors of School
District No. 91 of Douglas County,
Oregon, at school bulldlug at Cam-
as Valiey, Oregon, on September
1. 11187. at seven oclw p. m. fori
the coustrucllon of a new school '
building for said School District
CI, OVWJIUIIIS i,.....a ...... ( ,a
speclflcstlous prepared by F. Man-i
son White, nrchltect, Sherlock's!
nulldlnir. Porllnnd. Oregon.
Bids to cover all labor and ma-.lg
terlul for the general work ot tholgj
building separately from plumbum
antl heating, and plumbing and
heating to be Included In separate
bids.
No bid will be considered unless
accompanlod hy cash, or bldder'H
bond or certlflod check in favor of
lieorgo H. Ti'ueman, chairman, for
an amount equal to at least ten;
per cent ot the amount bid, saldj
sum to bo forfeited In case ot fall-1
uro to enter Into contract and suf-i
flclent bond on the part ot any!
bidder whose bid Is accepted. The!
successful bidder will be required
to furnish an approved surety com
pany bond In the amount ot fifty
per cent of tbn contract price, to
Insure faithful performance of tho
work and payment for all labor and
material, said bond to cover details
mentioned In the specifications.
Plans nnd specifications may be
obtained at the office ot the Archi
toct, 448 Sherlock Building, Port-
laud. Oregon, or from It. J. Dun-
Inn. School Clerk, Camas Vulloy,
Oregon.' , f. ..... .-. ... ... , -
A deposit - of Twenty-Five
($25.00) DollarB will Uo required
of each bidder to - Insure proper
caro and prompt return of draw
ings and specifications. - ' -'
Tho right 1b reserved to rejoct
any or all bids. '
By order of the School Board of
School District No. 21.
R. J. DUNTON,
, ' Clerk of Said DiBtrlct.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Scaled bids will bo received' by.
the Board of Directors of. School
District No. 123 at the school build
ing at Htversdalo, Oregon, on iA'1"
gust 27, 1927, at seven o'clock P.
Mftifou the construction of a new
school. building for snld school Dis
trict No. .123 according to plans
and sneclflcatlnns. : ! '
, Bids to cover all labor, and imn-'
torini for the, general work ,of the
building. -. : , . ,i,,.., rj
No bid Willi bo' considered unless
accompanied hy cash, or 'bidder's
bond or certified check in favoV of
J. 1 Bonebrakej chairman, -ftn; an
amount equal to at least teiWpor
cent of tho amount bid, said1 bum
to be forfeited In case of fnlluie lo
enter Into cqntriict and sufficient
bond on "the imrt of any . bidder
Whoso bid' Is. nCcoiited.""Tho Jbuc-
cesHiui nituier win l)Q ruquireil to-
'furnish1 tin .'approved 'bond lnj ho i
sum of lod per cent of the contract !
price, to insure faithful perform-!
; mice of the. work mid. payment (or
nil labor and material, snld bond j
, to cover details mentioned In) that
(Speclflqnllons. , t y I I
Plans and specifications may
obtained, at the office of, Tj.i
HOW wcw APPReciATe
3o&'s gooo ee Jostj
A$ LOM& AS TW SIGN
p 3. GOZZCetA CO"
HPiMCjr S OVG.R TH
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WE BELIEVE
We will back our belief with our money.
Come in and ask about our guaranteed
trial offer.
:',S':;-;.t.'.'f -.V''--:- '"': ip
See Ua f"ir8t;We (Can Save You Money ; 1
FARM BUREAU i
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
; . AGtjNT8 FOR i , '.!., .'.'.'. J-:
Roseburg FAIRBANKS MORSE & CO. Oaklahd
Now Located at Washington Street and 8. P. Traoks.
c. .... ',
2, Roseburg, Oregon (HlvoiT.dule).
A deposit of Five (15.00) dollars
will bo required of each bidder lo
Insure proper care and u prompt
return of drutvings and specifica
tions. ....'.,.-.-" ... - "
Tho right Is rqsorvod to reject
any or all bids.
By order of tho school board of
School Dlst. No. 123.' ' .. . ; ' ' :
. , MltS. C. J. BJEHO.
. . , Clerk- of said District.
TEN' DAYS FREE TRIAL '
Wo will deliver, for your approv
al our famous "Moor-Rest'' double
dock bodapriiig and lut you use it
ron'foif dsjyit Twlthout charge. ' If
you wish to buy wo-will allow you
a good . price tor j our, old spring as
part pay. -These springs are sold
rogulnr at $20.00, As. a special in-
uucemont' uurlug tlio: dull season
wo are offoring these at tho low '
cost of J1G.00. Wo gUiii-ilntoo theBbl
to give perfect service! and lo lust
20. years. Phone us oi write, or
be'st ot nil; come1 in'
r nhii un iimua
springs. We quarry n full lino ot
boils, sprlngd and mattresses. Pow
ell .Furniture 'ft: Hardware Com
pany, iSS and MO', North! Jiickson
I'tA AVlfOL
GLAO TA
HeAR THAT,
ir
y-C!?T hy n arnvicE.
TT I a ti ? ' i A -o y & it . . - .. .. - , , m - I
IN OUR FEED;
St., Roseburg, Douglas County,
Oregon. Phono 638. ?
Take care
Or MV ,
linens!
vboit svwat waists:
ANOVOUR LINENS I
AT OUR. HANDS WILL
m '",'s''(M'vr, ,7'
' We'ro- Just about'- a's careful' peo-
plO'us ever got Into tho hgindry
business. . What we mean to ay Is
that we are expertly careful'. J'here
ore a lot of particular meu and
women who llvo In this town' who
ro duly grateful because, we are
in ino washing ana ironing- dubi-
Roseburg Steam LaunSry
Rn'sebiira. Ore.
Phone 79
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RAB.E-I
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QUALITY, FOODS
:!'.;' v'-. i.i i- u- --)s'
at economy prices and .$
.. . ... . ,8?rv'?S' '00.' ... V
It r- '''-.
; : ; Economy Grocery
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I ' ;' . ''''fh'o'Btorq 'niiht pci'voa .
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f 344 Ni J9Koi 8t.j Phn ()3'
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