ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY. AUGUST 25. 1927.
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Repolished Floors
Add greatly to the appearance of your home, and lend
to cheer and refinement. -',,.-
This week we' are offering a special price on Johnson's
Prepared Liquid Wax Floor Polish, including
' - ' : ,
Quart of Liquid Wax Polish.
One Weighted Brush, ,
One Lambs Wool Mop and
Instruction Book, value $6.65.
Special This Week $5
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
The Winchester Store.'
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW AOS WILL BE FOUND QN BACK PAGE
FOR SALE
FOR SAL137 tons baled
F. I. Rotts, phone 6F2S.
FOR. SALE 25 or 30 ewes. R. V.
Hatfield, 33F14.
FOll'SALEA. small business. In-
qulro lit 618 Winchester at.
FOR SALE 450 one your old
White Leghorn hens, 75c each.
'' Phone 30-F4. ' - 1
FOR SALE 9 months old JiOiUin
Bull dog. 615 Fowler St.
IS your root ready lor- tlie rain?.
Shingles, roofing and rooting
shingles at Pages'.
FORT SALE Rich mixture oats
and vetch seed. 3c lb. . Claude
Parkhurst, Melrose.
HAMS FOR SALE registered
Shropsulres. Mrs. W. B. - Staf
ford. 1001 Mill St., Eugene, Ore.
FOR SALE Nice Evergreen
sweet corn for canning. U, C.
McOhohey. Phone 6F13.
TOMATOES: "FOR SALEFlck
' them yourself at 60c per bushel.
S acres to pick trow. Bring your
own containers. Ira Buyer, Dll
lard. CANNED TOMATOES No. 2J
cans, KJc; No. 2 ' cans, 10c.
i Sweet peppers, 10c lb.,, cucum
bers, 3c lb. These prlcos good all
week, Frosh tomatoes every day
. at markot prices. We start can
: nlng Monday. Si Saulsborry, Myr-r
' tie Creek; Ore.
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FOR RENT;
MODERN flat, close In. Inquire
Kidder's Shoe Store.
FOR-KENT Well furnished apt.
: Ground floor. 331 S. Main.
. FOR , RENT 2-room furnished
house, $7 per moirlh. See eleva-
-jq '.. tor man Perkins Bldg.
FOR RENT Broom furnished
modern house. Wood and gas
-ranges. Call at 544 S. Pine.
FOR RENT Apartments with
electric ranges and garages.
Close in. Inquire at 329 Chad
wick street.
ROOM for rout in Hotel Suthorliii,
60x15 ft., suitable for cleaning
and pressing business. Rent 515
per mo. Sutherlln, Ore.
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WANTED
WANT to buy second hand wagon,
f 2i or 3-lnph. J. B. Smith, Ruckles,
Ore.
MEN WANTED For paving work,
including finishers. Stanley Tay
lor.Glendale, Ore.
WANTED -Housekeeper at Von-
calla, from Sept. 1 to June 1. For
particulars write P. 0. Box 283,
Myrtle Point, Ore.
WANTED Womaa cook, kitchen
has all modern conveniences.
Apply to Hotel Sutherlln, Suth
erlln, Ore. Phone 49.
SI - WANTED TO RENT By cxpori-
. euced farmer a farm, either cash
1,- . or share rent. Write Mary Scott,
'I Oakland, Oregon.
. WANTED Ton or more acres
- suitable for poultry. In reply
' please state all particulars,
price, terms, etc. Address "P.
W. L.," car of News-Review.
WANTED Hatching eggs from
hoavy breeds, Rocks, Reds and
Jersoy .Giants. Rosoburg Poultry
: Market. 501 North Jacksou.
Phono 279.
Double Strength
Ask Your Druggist for tho
Amber Bottle
and cecuro the high power
insecticide pronounced tho
Deadliest of All
If IT T C nlu- Moths, Bugs,
XVlLiLaiJ Mosquitoes, etc
PLEASANT ODOR
Non-Poisonous, Will Not Stain.
rLY-DI
EWES WANTED Oscar. Weeks,
Ruckles, Ore.
WANTED Manure spreader, in
good condition. Douglas Park
Stock Ranch, SuMsrUu. Phono
1-J.
WANTED Man with, team to log,
also want man to drive my team
' In logging. C. V., Odeu, Dixon
s vllle, Oregon. (
LOST "l
LOST Monday, $15 in currency.
Finder please return to News
Review. Reward,
MISCELLANEOUS"
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NASH car to triido for wood. In
quire 246 S. Parrott.
CITV AND FARM LOANS'. BONUS
BOUGHT AND SOLD. RICE- &
RICE, Licensed Bond Brokors.
CAR OWNER Don't lorgei . to
call 653 when In coed ol auto
parts. SarU's Auto Wrecking
House.
AMONG THE MISSING
SorgeanJ : . "Well, madam, we'll
do our best, but if your husband
hasn't' been heard from in twelve
years "
Wife: "Oh,' it's not . him I'm
worryin' about. - What I want i is
the sample of the ribbon I sent
him out to match." Passing Show.
Picnii at Idleyld Park. ;
; QUiET HOME LIFE
Mother: "It is whispered that
you and John aren't getting on."
Daughter: "Nonsense! We did
have some words, and I shot liim,
but that'B as far as our quarrel
ever went." Judge. ,
Try our buttermilk It's differ
ent. Roseburg Dairy. Phono 186.
REAL DIPLOMACY
Shoe Salesman: "I can sec that
your regular size is three, madam
At the same time, you will find
fours so comfortable that 1 might
almost recommend you to wear
fives." Pearson's.
Fruit ladders and picking bass
at Wharton Bros. - ' ,
ONCE AND ppR ALL
"Hr-r-rl It's chilly in here. .Has
the stqve gone out?"
"Yes, It has," - :
"Weill why don't you light It?"
"I can't. It went out with the
installment collector." Judgo
Feed grinders in all sizes at
Wharton Bros.
2 ,rtUi!OTD ALWAYS) 3
3 . , ON THE --
" IJJS1JJL!I4H - I'l IWSB f.
FARM AUCTION SALE
TO BE AT 10 A. M.
INSTEAD OF 1 P. M.
. Cou3ider:.o!e iiuerost is being
shown In a faim auciiuu to be held
at the homo of Mrs. J. McAllister,
on Ten Mile Creelf, five miles west
of Hroeltway, Tuesday, Augd3t 30.
Stock, farm macliiuory, . hay ai'.J
numerous other articles are being
offered for sale and the farm of
160 acres with 40 acres under cul
llvalloii, is also to bo soltl If tho
price la light, and if not will uo
tented. Handbills advertising the
sale have ' been widely circulated
throughout lite county by tho own
er, calling attention to the articles
offered. The bills announce the
time of the sale as 1 o'clock,
which Is an error as the sale will
start ut 10 o'clock. Those Inter
ested In the sale should take no
tice of the time and bo op hand
at the morning hour Instead of in
the afternoon. M. C. Radabaugh of
Roseburg is to be the auctioneer.
THIS SHOWS
' THE GREAT NEED
OF FLY-TOX
United States government nuth-
orltios show that under favorable
conditions with a beginning of ouo
malo und one female 'fly, they may
be increased in one Beason to over
60,500,000,000,000 (lies. This shows
the need ol Fly-Tox. Sold every,
whore.
FLASHES OF LIFE $
( AMoelatfil I'r-wi LcuBfld Wire)
BERLIN A German journalist
asked Mayor Walltui". what he
thought of "yntz" music. Tho may
or was puzzled; knowing nothing
of yachts, till ho learned the Gor
man pronunaintlon of "Jazz."
NEW YORK More society folks
are getting Jobs. "Buzzy" War-
burton, whose divorced wife ia
generally expected to wed W. K.
Vanderbllt, 2nd, Is an assistant di
rector at a movie sludio. His sis
ter, Mary Drown Warburton, Is do
signing costumes for the movies..
Mrs. Frank C. Henderson of Park
Avenue, is publishing a book of
poems.
ASBURY PARK, N. J. Evelyn
Cohen, in her professional capa
city, is a brunette one day and a
blonde the next. . A panhandler
found that out. He accosted . her
when she was a blonde. Hailed to
court he said that ho thought the
Asbury policewoman had - dark
hair. Thou her disguises were dis
closed. . .
NEW YORK Frank Ward
O'Malloy, author, is back from
abroad with a true story: "While
steamship Stuffont was ploughing
thru tho gulf Btroam of a real hot
day more than 100 pairs ' of pa-
Jamas wore worn' by 100 assorted
passengers." i, , . ', '
NIAGARA FALLS, Out. Sixteen
bottles of whiskey were found in
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jouo day right near the border. Tho
I prosumptiou is that soma tourists
j reluming . south became luiut
! hearted. 1
NEWARK. N. J. A lot of tips
and help ure received from hijack
ers who sock rtveugo on bootleg
gers, says Claude tt. Stone, assis
tant federal udinluUtiator for New
Jersey.
NEW YORK And now tho ulck-oMn-theslot
soda fountains. One Is
being Installed on Broadway,
New York, a city which Dr. B. K.
Free, member qf the natlouul safe
ty council, has found Is uolsiur
than Loudon or Chicago.
NEW YORK. Major General Ro
bert Loo Billiard at 66 is a hand
some bridegroom. It turns out that
he was photographed on his 65th
birthday in a West Point uulfArm
nnd it. had exactly the same meas
urements as tho one he wore upou
graduation 41 yearn before.
LANCASTER, Pa. And now
airplane elopers! Holding a bou
quet of four leaf clovers Alma
uatzo, 18, and Caspar D. Dlckel,
Jr., 22. tlew In. a commercial plane
to Buualr, Md. Tho plane hud to
land in a Held. Then after a
Journey of three miles in u farm
er's nutoinobilo they found an
obliging parson.
Wool bags, twine and branding
palut at Wharton Bros. .
SECRECY CLOAKS '
uiuviroci a wui
(Associated I'rcaB I.i'asod WUv)
CHICAGO. Aug. 25. Them Is
clou it of at'erecy around JacU
Uenipaoy these cinya ua lie putv
Hues his wuy towaiil tho comeba' k
title Uout with Gone Tunntiy. Tho
orntwh.Uo ManuBHa Mtiulor - has
definitely awuiiK into tiction i'h
only newapauor men am! his ro
tinuo of followers wltnoaatug hie
early preparations,
The progrmn- tho remainder of
the week cuB for roml work, aiu-,
dow hosiing,, hlttlng! the bag und
the dummiea ami slnulur oxer
ciboa, inasmneh as Manager Leo
P. Flynu has ruled against hny
sparring until next week.
Dempsey's extra poundage wus
viKible yesterday, but ho pgraptro'l
freely und appeared woll-pelueed
alter the day's work. ( A Vtscon
ain lumberjack, Leo ; Popple 5 ot
Stevens Point, gaye. Jack, a . worlt
out on the mat. . . ;
Just -when Uempsey and Flyun
will admit the public to the Unfil
ing quarters has, not been deter
mined, hut it will not bo- before
next week. Then, it is said, only
one of two tiaya will be set -aside
for the crowds. ,
The ticket sole moved forward
briskly with a big push for tho ?5
seats. , ,
Cottage . cheese. Roseburg Dairy
I'lione 186. , , ; , .'''
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STANDINGS
OF LEAGUES
(Uy The Associated PreBS.)
t Pacific Coast '
; w.
L. P.
59 .612
63 .580
60 .647
75 .600
77 .403
83 .45S
85 4 li
D6 .364
L, P.
40 .607
47 .687
48 .583
48 .663
63 .452
65 .425
69 .41!)
75 .36 1
L. J'.
37 .693
19 .681
53 .558
53 .555
64 .467
68 .433
70 .407
82 .405
Oakland !I3
Seattle : SJ
hltu I' ranclseo ...
Portland
Siicranientu
Hollywood
83
75
.... 75
70
BT
Los Angeles
55
National
- W.
Chicago 71
Pittsburgh C7
Si. Louis .'. 67
New York :.. 67
Cincinnati - 62
Boston 48
Brooklyn , 49
Philadelphia : 43
' American
W.
Now York 83
Detroit : 68
Philadelphia 67
Washington 66
Chicago 56
Cleveland ,. 52
1.UU1B lO
" Uostotl ,.. 36.
LEADING PLAYERS
OF BIG LEAGUES
; (Uy tho Associated Press)
. Including gameB of August 21.
National
i Ratting P. Wanor, Pirates, .394.
. Runs L. Wanor, PlrateB, 105.
Hltr P. Wanor, Pirates, 183.
. DnuhloH P.; Waper, Pirates, 35.
Triples P. Waner, Pirates, 17.
Humers--Wllllams, Phillies, 23;
Wilson, Cubs, 23. :
Stolen bases Frlsch, Cardinals,
A l i - . - -. i
, Pitching Meadows, Pirates, won
W; loBt 6.' , - . :. -, .
1 . American
llattlng Heilman, Tigors, .397.
Runs Gehrig, Yankees, 122.
, HltB Gehrig, Yankees, 174.
Doubles Burns, Indians,. 46.
Triples Manush, Tigers, 16.
Homers Ruth, Yankees, 40.
Stolen bases Slsler, Drowns,
Pitching Iloyt,
17; lost 5. '
Yankees, won
COAST LEAGUE
RESULTS
i. (Ily Tho : Associated Press.)
1 ' Portland battled Sacrair.ent'o for
fifteen thrilling lnulugs yesterday
ibefore tlie. latter aggregation gavo
nip fourth place In the league, los-lng.5-4.
' , ' .'' '
iieuttlo ivon from tho Sealn, 3-1,
J'w'hen ,IOd' Urahtlt, .Seattle left llahd-
r ilisplayed fine form. ' - i -
At Emeryville ' the Hollywood
Awed!
- I " ' ' '
Sam's Smart
. ' ( J . : , ( LOOK.-; UKG 60tA6THIW' )
Stars spotted the Oaks lo a i
run ;lead and then staged f iltioa In
the final thre Innings to Ucfcai
the league leaders, 8 to Q. I '
The Angels defeated the Mission
noils, 5 to 3, lu the series opener.
MAJOR LEAGUE
RESULTS
(Uy the Associated Press)
The Yankees have come out of
a slump, at a very opportune mo
ment. After u mediocre showing
against' some of the secuiid divj
slou clubs, Miller Hugging' heuch
men yesterday applied pressure In
the climax to stop a 13 game win
ning streak of tho Detroit Tigois.
The score was 9-5.
lllankenshlp shaded Rutting In a
nurling duel at Chicago and tho
White Sox beat Doatou, 4,-3. ,
llollls Thurston was Ineffective
and Wnnhlngtou lost to the Clove
land Indian, 7-1.,
Rubo Walberg stopped tho St.
Louis Drowns niter they had won
six games la tt row. The Muck
Inns won by a 4-3 count.- -Walberg
allowed only five' hits.
' The Chicago CubS could do no
hotter than an even break In their
doubtloheader with the tall end
Phillies. Sand drove lu the win
ning run. In the opener, tho Phils
winning 7-6. ,
Chicago started off the necoud
game with a bIx run bombnrdiuout
(hat eventually blossomed Into a
13-1 triumph. :
Camp at Idleyld Park. ,
EARTHQUAKE IN CHINA
KILLS 10, INJURE8 100
(AwvcUtMl 1'rcu Lewd Wife) .,
TOKVfl. .lunau. Auc.1 2C.-i-Ali
enrthtiuako at Tslnun, In the I
Cliinoso province ol Shantung, tu
which ten poisons were killed and
more than 100 injured, Is reported
In tt message to the Nlchl Nichl,
Shlmbun. About 200 houses are
said to have been destroyed, r ! .
Tho city of Tslnau, wlilch hati
population of about 620,000, Is tho
capital ot tho province of Shan
tung. It is at the terminus of the
Shantung railway and Is an Im
portant station oil the Tielltulu
Pukow line. - .
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Eat barbecue sandwiches and
live forever. ..Brand's Road Stand
SMALL FIRE AT CAMP
GROUND RESTAURANT
' The fire department was called
out early this morning when fire
wiib discovered on the outside of
the El. D. Lewis : restaurant build
ing nl, tho city canip grounds. The
fire apparently stnrtod from a
carolessly tossed clgnrotls stul.,
and caught dn one corner of the
building neat' tho hack. A small
boy discovered tho firo and dash
ed to the city hall and roused .the
lire department. Tho blazo was
extinguished , botoro any groat
amount of.damago was uono. .-
V.'fc O. disk tractor plows will
stay, in-itho, ground , whe'ro 'others
fail. Seo those plows at Whar
ton1 Bros. 1 ' -" ' 1
motm
But How Good
Our Feeds' Are Guaranteed
See Us First We Can Save You Money
; FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
; ' A0ENT8 FOR '
Roseburg " FAIRBANKS MORSE & CO. ; , Oakland
Washington C-t, and 8. P, Tracks.
Pure wnole mils, and It's pas
teurized. Roseburg Dairy. Phone 186
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Scaled bids will be recolvod by
the Hoard ot Directors of School
District No. 21 of Douglas County,
Oregon, at school building at Cam
as .Valley, Oregon, on September
I,' 1927, at Beven o'clock p. m. for
the construction of a new 1 school
building for said School pistrlct
No. 21, according: lo plana nnd
siioclticatlono preinrod by F. Man
eon Wlilto,.' architect, Sherlock
Building, Portland, Oregon.) ,( : ". ,
' Bids to covoa all labor and ma
terial for the goneral work of tho
building soparatoly from plumblua
and 'touting, and plumbing and
heating to be included In BoparaU
bids. , . .-. : ( . r - j 1 .
i No bid will bo considered unlosn
nccomnanied by cash, or bidder's
bond or certified check In favor of
George H. Trueman, chairman, for
an amount equal to at least , ton
per cent of the -amount bid, said
sum to be forfeited in case of fail
ure to. entor into contract and suf
ficient ,bond on the part of any
bidder whose bid is accepted. Tho
BucceBsful blddor will bo required
to furnish an approved surety com
pany bond In tlie amount ot fifty
por cent of the contract price, to
Insure faithful performance of the
work and payment for all labor and
material, said bond to cover detallB
mentioned In tho snoctflcntlona.
Plans and specifications may be
obtained nt the offlcjo of the Archi
tect, 418 Sherlook Building, Port
land, Oregon, or from R. J. Dun-
ton, School Clerk, , Camus valley,
Oregon. . ! ; , . ,
A ; , deposit' i of Twonty.Flvo
((125.00) Dollars will Ti roqulred
of oach bidder - -to; insure proper
euro and prompt roturh of draw
ings and specifications. '
.The right Is reserved to reject
iraTWHTlWlTTlTlWtlHH
owMuch
any or all olds. "'-'.
uy order of the school Board ot
School District No. 21.
it. j. uuniun,
1 Clerk ot Said District.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will lie received by
tho Board of Directors uf School
District No. 123 at the school build
ing nt Riversdalo, Oregon, on Au
gust 27, 1027, at seven o clock P,
M.,- for the construction of a new
school building for Bald school Dis
trict No. 123 according to plans
and specifications. ,
Was to covor all labor and ma
terial for the general work of the
building. '
1 No bid will bo cohsldored unless '
accompanied by cash, or bidder's
bond or cortltlod check In favor of
J., F. Bonobruko, chairman, for un
amount equal to at least ten per
cent of the amount bid, said sum
to bo forfeited In case ot failure to
enter Into contract and sufficient
bond on the part of any bidder
whose bid Is accepted, The suc
cessful bidder will be required to
furnish (in approved bond In tho
sum of 100 per cent of the contract
prlno, to Insure faithful perform- .
ance of the work and payment for
all labor and material, said bond
to cover details mentioned In the
specifications. I .
Plans and specifications may lie
obtained at tho office of L. W,
Metzger, Roseburg;'1 Oregon, ol
Mrs. C. J.'BJerg's residence, Rout
2, Roseburg, Oregon (UlvorsdaleV.
A doposlt of Five ($5.00) dollars
will be required of oach bidder to
lnmire proper care, and a prompt
return of drawlnga and specillcar
tlons.
Tho right la roaervod to rejeol
any or all bids. ' .. .
, By order of the school board ol
School Dist. No. 123. , i
, MRS. 0. J. BJERG.
Clerk ot said District,
By Blosser
By Swan
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