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Ladies, Call and Examine Our Stock of
"FRY'S OVEN GLASS WARE"
While similar to other glatawara for oven use, It Is In a
class by itself, in that It has a luster and coloring all Its own.
Also, it has a patented feature
better, as it is possible to give
tom as the top has.
Yes, It will stand up In oven as well as other best glass;
- but, like others, it will break
handled.
Never remove from oven
In a drafty place when removed
and contraction Is liable to oause
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. i
The Winchester Store.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ALL NEW ADS WILL BE FOUND ON BACK PAGE
FOR SALE.
HO LUCK birds for sale, luqulre at
1)28 Military St. -j
FOH SALE Chinchilla rabbits at
707 West Moaher St.
FOU SALE 2Iiiimbouillet bucks.
M. T. Dawsou. Plioue MF24.
FOU SALE Oak wood,"stovo and
block. Phone 88F22. J. J. Kester.
FOR" SALB-Good "pluhi'a tor " ploa
and cunning. Cheun. Ward's Cafe.
CANNING tomat6es,"75o peFbush
el, bring boxes. S. Saulsberry,
Myrtle Creek, Ore.
FOU SALE Large corner lot In
- best residential district, ?20u
cash Box 50, Ncws-Hoview.
VOll ' "SALE Weaned liigs7?5
each. , 1-hono 33F25 or address
H. Odeu, JJixonville, Oregon.
1JARTLETT "pears - for-salorsoc
box. A. E. Rutter, Itt. 2, llox
. 37-A, Eilenbower. Phone 25F11.
, FOR - .SALEEiifiy Sweetwater
1 - ''grapes, one mile 'east on Doug
las street. Phone 260-L. W. L.-
Green.
FOR ' SALE Dartlett pears for
canning, 25c and 60c nor bu,
Fred ; Itenuer, Happy Valley
bridge. '
FOR SALE On ground, lb-inch
. block and stove, oak and laurel
r , wooav N. m . Conn, f ltoseburg.
c noiia 1110. ; .
FOR SALE Vetch and oats 24c
per lb., cleaned 31c, clean vetch
6c, .at; Myrtle. Creek,- or Days
Creek, It. Fate.
: Full SALE Registered 0hrop.
bucks, ' also twenty tor ! thirty
owes for-sale or trade' for. cattle.
' ' Win. Porter, Camas Valley,
CHRYSLER COUPE. ' purchased
June 2nd, for trade for Ford or
: small car. Difference.-A. B. Ver
non, Dixon's Super Station,
FOU SALE Holstein heifer,
fresh 2 months. Two Hnmbouil-
let. rams, one registered. N. L.
Conn. Roseburg. Phone 6F16. '
Fuk SALE Gray oatsT Rn(T con?
, mon vetch, good rich mixluro
lor seed; At farm 2&clb. L. H.
. Llles, 2 mi., west Umpqua store.
FOR ' SALE Homestead relin
quishment, over 200,000 Port Or
l'ord cedar, over 1,000,000 good
fir. Reason for selling, owner
sick. See G-. W Young & Son.
FOTi SALE Fresh blackberry
juico for home use. Phono your
orders. Wo delivor. Roseburg
lloverage Supply House, 109 S.
Jackson St. Phone 249, Rose
burg, Oro.
FOR SALE The most complete
line of field seeds carried in
S. Oregon. Send for catalog and
write for prices on what you will
, require for fall planting. Mon
arch Seed Co., Medford, Ore.
FO II SALE WuUelT'bTue grass
seed (Poa bulbosa). Reclcaned
: sued $1 per lb., machine run seed
tiOc lb., add postHgo. Send to us
for your seed. Write for bulle
tin ou this wonderful new grass.
Monarch Seed Co., Medford, Ore.
' TOR RHnT - " j"
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3-ROOM furnished uputmont tor
rent. 814 Mill St.
Al'AKTAlrJNTS Now, modern,
close in. Phono 64 5-J.
FURNISHED apartments for rent.
3 rooms and 2 rooms. 21(j S.
Parrott. '
FOR It EN' T -Fu rnislie d h. k.
rooms, ground floor, gas range,
clone In. 331 S. Main.
foil RENT 2-room furnished
house, $7 per month. See eleva
tor man, Perkins Bldg.
FURNISHED apartment, good
place for teacher or school girls,
Close in. 221 W. Liino St.
FOR RENT 6-room houso, direct
ly north of Benson school, lira.
Lloyd Crocker. See Harold Mc
Kay. ROOMS TO RENT 819 Harvard
Ave., Laurolwood, two blocks
from-higu school. Inqulro 308 N:
Jackson.
HOUSE FOR RENT One 6-room
house, 3 lots, on pavement, J12
per mo. Wilbur Spaugh, 601 S.
Pino.
FOR RENT Fine suburban home,
modern conveniences, with or
without land. F. C. Gurnce.
Phone 33F23.
fo i.'R "rooms " Fonnii nt 40
cents per night, J2.25 per week.
Guaranteed ciean linen. Cor.
bicpheus and Moshor Sts.
FOR RENT 10 "acres-free soil,
river bottom, small house. Ideal
place for poultry. Will rent for
10 per year. Call at 102 W.
Lane St.
that makes baking en the bottom
food the same brown on the bot
occasionally if not properly
with a wet or damp cloth, nor set
from oven. Uneven expansion
breakage.
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WANTED
WANTED Ten ewes. Phone 3F24.
WANTEDHigh school girl. Call
at 142 N. Jackson. Phone 105-J.
WANTEDTo engage-two- prune
pickers. Lawrence Hercher, JJli
lard. WANTED 12 to 15 acres land
.cleared. Cabin furnished. See J.
O. Mets, 221 W. Washington.
WANTED Bids for drilling well
and casing by the foot. School
District No. 123, Mrs. C. J. Bjerg,
R. 2, RoBeburg.
WANTED Mrs. Heinline will be
glad to receive all friends and
patrons of her school in her at
tractive new studio rooms every
day before 3:30 o'clock.
WANTED Hatching eggs from
heavy breeds, Rocks, Reds iind
Jersey Giants. Roseburg Poultry
Market. 601 North Jackson.
Phone 279. , " .
WAnSeD We buy your nlnt.anoV
- quart beer- bottles , and 1-gal.
gtaBS jugs. Roseburg lleverage
Supply House, 109 S. Jackson
St. Phono 249. Roseburg, Ore.
LOST
LOST SUNDAY Diamond dinner
ring: j Finder : please leave at
JNews.Review office. Reward.
FOUND
FOUND Good felt hat, Was found
. in Camas Valley. Owner call at
News-Review office, describe the
hat and pay for this adv.
MISCELLANEOUS I
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CITY AND FARM LOANS. BONDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD. RICE &
RICE, Licensed Bond Brokers. -
CAR OWNER Don't lorget to
: call 663 when in seed of auto
parts. Sarff's Auto Wrecking
- House. ' - . ...
NOTICE OF BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION
Notice is hereby given that on
the second Monday in September
being September 12tli, ' the Board
of Equalization will attend in the
In Roseburg, Douglas County, Oro-1
gon, tor tne purpose of examining
the assessment rolls and correct
all errors In valuations, descrip
tion and quality of land, lots and
other property assessed fcy the as
sessor, and it shall be tho duty of
persons interested to appear at tho'
time and place appointed.
FRANK Xj. CALKINS,
Assessor.
M IB THBSe THINGS 0
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LYLE EXPLAINS
fS STILL MOIST
(AuncUted Vrvm lucd Wittl
WASHINGTON. Sept. 9. Roy C.
! Lyle, prohibition administrator for
Washington, Oregon and Alusku,
made arrangements today to con
fer with. Mis. Mubul Walker Wille
brandt, assistant attorney general
in charge of liquor cases and Pro
hibition Commissioner Dorau on
pending prohibition litigation In
the Paciflo northwest stales.
The conference, which Is expoc
ted to be held lute today will pro
cede the appearance of Lyle before
Assistant Secretary Lowmun to
give an explanation of "why so
much liquor continues to flow Into
the northwest." ,
It Is expected to center on the
effect Lyle's severance from the
service would have on the cases.
Mrs. Willebrandt said she did
not bolleve the removal or resig
nation of any prohibition officer
or agent would affect pending
cases It the evidence had been
properly gathered. Lyle was a wit
ness in what was known as the
Olmsted liquor conspiracy cases,
Mrs. Willebrandt said. Aiiiumber
of these are pending and are ex
pected to go to trial in the fall.
Commissioner Doran denied toduy
that he had assured the Anti-Saloon
league officials thut Lyle
would be retained. He said he had
acknowledged protests against
Lyle's dismissal with assurunces
that the treasury would make a
complete Investigation.
For Bale, guns and firearms, nm
muntlon, fishing tackle of all
kinds, trailer and motor "John
son." S B. Crouch, 630 W. Oak St.
TROUBLE BREWING
AMONG SHOSHONE.
BANNOK INDIANS
(Asioolatcd Pren looted tViro)
POCATELLO, Idaho, Sopt. 0.
Roundup of range ponies in the
vicinity of tho Fort Hall Indian
reservation 12 nillca north of hero
may precipitate an outbreaking of
the Bannock and Shoshone lu
dlans because ot tho arrest of Jim
Baker, 'a. ward of the government
when he protested that Beveral of
hlB choice ponies had been includ
ed in' the roundup. Seven of his
tribesmen, ell armed, rode up to
the reservation Jail last night and
demanded his release. Buker had
previously effected his own es
cape. 1 -
' Discrediting this statement, the
braves ' demanded that they , bo
shown, threatening to storm - the
building. , Deputy sheriffs and sev
eral Pocatello police ofl'icerB were
Summoned and finally suoceeded
hi dispersing 'the tribesmen.
The situation Is still regarded
as : critical,' although ; no shots
were fired Inst night. A federal
BOOTS AND HER
...... '!PB3j ntsBi rrrr, rraA , , miu
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
VMUAfSTUAT S. VNM.V,-WIS IS CilMSER .....,,,.9 ) 7!D HDIML-' uiP It AOC Wmmm : :
VbO MAM6 7J1.EHE I ALE -I'M SOMS 70 GIN6ER AUE i J DRIMk. VHE MAVIb $MMmm$&& Wl
BOB8Y? tjJ SIVIEV0UA5LASS VUJWc? "IT LT,S L0TS 0F ir SEE AfAU AllCS IT B&
wrY t opir,7As.' M por Jilf Aece.' tll poor- mWc?sm0 sparkles .7 so oai p
-TV ' r-illl lW lh VOO A GLASS OF j WlmoW AA" IT ITS W,
2 j pf)
SALESMAN SAM
IM BKUSSeL, TH I WILL fROBA&LH POT
CAPITAL ClTf OF OrtT' CARPeT
&eLSiOtA y FOR
Indian agent la reported to be en
route here.
The trouble started when a
Portland concern contracted for
several thousand bead of wild
horses which the government Is
endeavoring to remove from this
section. It is understood tho pur
chasers plan to ship the animals
to Portland and other points tor
slaughter.
Est barbecue saudwichea and
Ive forever. Brand's Road Stand.
BANDIT WOUNDS
MAN THEN ROBS
(Auoctitrd Pren U-iwd Wire)
PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 9.
Angus McC'ellum oti Edmonton.
Alberta confronted by a holdup
j'man Inst nlKht, tried to knock the
j gun from his hands and was shot
I through the shoulder, After he
fell to the ground tho robber re
lieved him of 3100 11 tid escaped.
8. D. Kolotson, grocery, was
held up by a man armed with un.
automatic pistol just before clos
ing time lust night and robbed of
between fiti and fit), contents of
the cash register.
The McCormlck-Pcorlng tractor
is fully equipped to do all Minis
of work. Its long life and dura
bility will save you money. Seo
one at Wharton Bros.
PASTOR RESIGNS
BECAUSE OF FIGHT
I AMOt'lHtVll i'rviH I.eunvl Wirvj
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 9.
Rev. A. R. McQueen has resigned
as pastor of the East Side Christ
Ian Church because of friction be
tween factions of tho church. Ho
waH unable to paciry two wan-Ins;
groups. -
McCormlck-Deerlng tractors are
sold on terms to responsible buy
ers at Wharton Bros.
PROPER PLACE
"How is your husband?"
"He's in the dumps most of tho
time."
"What Is his occupation?"
"Garbuge and junk collector."
Life. . . ;
Brand's Road Stand
Lunches
Served Inside or In the Gar
den. -
Soda Fountain '
Our Own Private Moon
Every night Is moonlight at
Brand'! Garden.
Fruit ''t.,. . . .. ,
Garden1 Valley Watermelons
Dlllard Muskmelons
Crawford and Elberta Peaches
Gravenstein Apples
BRAND'S
1 1 Pacific Highway : 3 Miles North
BUDDIES
CfVMOlM' IU. TW5
pRvMfvre field'
r, - ,1 ,,, rrt rrN. ; CVUUO.Ibt.lli U&MWtgM$im
1 wJ. '-us S -1 aV--
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(AHUK-Uted I'rvM Lviiivil Win))
NEW YORK, Sept. 9. Tho flist
heavyweight elimination bout leud
ing to Tex Riekurd's winter touin
uiuent iu New York Iihh failed to
usiubllsh cither Puolino Ugtudun
or Tom Heeney us a really serious
contender. The, basque woodchop.
per and the champion ot New Zea
land buttled 15 rounds to a dnnv
last night at Mudlson Square. It
huviug been awarded a nioro or'
less unpopular decision In the
first.
t I'uollno. tho conqueror of Harry
Wills, failed to show unythlng
bordering 011 a knockout punch.
Largest stock ot used ranges in
Roseburg, $15 to $60. Purslow
Kuril. Co., Ill N. Jackson St.
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR BRIDGE
CONUTRUCTION
Soaled proposals will be receiv
ed by tho undersigned at his of
lice iu the City Hail In tho city of
Roseburg, Oregon, up to 8 o'clock
p. in., Monduy, September 19th,
1927, for tho construction of a
concrete bridgo 100 feet long and
60 foet wide across Deer Creek ou
the Paciflo highway, also togeth
er and in tho Bumo bid the moving
of the present Deer Creok bridge
to and locating It acrosB Deer
Creok on Fowler street, iu the city
of Roseburg, Oregon, in uccordunuo
j wiiu ma pinus ana spcciucauous
: filed iu the office of tho City Re-
.nnln. On.., An. ,.k CI, Ullf
All bids must bo submitted upon
blank furniB which will bo furnish
ed upon application to tho under
signed and. must be accompuuied
by a certified check payable to the
City Treasurer for 5 per cbnt of
tho amount bid, to b forfeited to
tlio city of Roseburg In tho event
Bald bid is accepted and tho bid
der shall fail to entor into a con-
I tract and bond with the city nc-
cording to tho terms of said bid.
; A bond of 100 per cent ot the con
I tract, satisfactory to tho city will
bo required from tho contractor.
Tho time stated In the proposals
I for complotlug tho work will bo'
; considered In awarding tho cou
! tract.
" The Common Council rosorves
the right to rejoct any and all
ibids. ; 1 - i
I By order of the Common Coun
cil.
Dated and first published Sep
tember 8th, 1927.
HAROLD' E. SHERFY, 1
City Recordor of tho ' City of
Roseburg, Oregon. ' , , ,
, American fenco 1b zinc insulated
a process by which 60 to 100 per
cent more galvanizing 1b put on
tho iros,",whlch insures it against
rust. It costs no more than 'uny
good' fence. Sold , by ' Wharton
Bros. , . .;
OH, DOMT &E "bO GLOOMY, 5ACA1. GUESS
VLL HftPTft CH6GR Vft U? WITH OMeTHiMQ-
I've eeetf- KeepjM' ft surprise -TH(?e
j ft PRtze of f-zspoo for j if we
BRenK txe (?ecoRD in our RouND-fHe-
VJORLP FLIGHT'.
12,5-00 e,P(ce! CS.TS
t!0 UP IM !OWM AM' EAT
PM' VoO CftM TeLL we
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FIRE HAZARDS
are Increased during this season
ot the year. Play safe by carry
ing adequate Fire Insurance.
Our agoucy Is at your service.
We writs all lines ot fire and
automobile Insurance,
G. W. Young & Son
IN8URANCK
11 Caoa 8t. Phone 417
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist in the fitting Ot
Ulaaaes.
116 Jackson St.
TO ANNOUNCE
opening of prlvats studio In
Roseburg, September 12
Lucile M. Sappington
Dunning Syitem Improved
Music 8tudy
Piano . . Kindergarten
For information and torms
phone 473-R.
VOICE
Mrs. Charles A. Brand .
Voice Bulldi-g
Song Interpretation
OPEN SEPTEMBER 12 -8a
mo Studio Phone 642-R
Kohlhapen Bldg. S0-F33
CHIROPRACTORS
Drugles Health Center
"Complete Health Service"
8ULPHUR VAPOR BATHS
827 West Cass Phone 91
n
I To keep hs- health
Bis PCH MAWS MM--STaXCT
SANITATION
. BKlNlrS Ub FAME'" u
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' Every man and woman wants to
appear at his best. You will do So
If wo launder your clothes, i A well
groomed appearance means n well
laundered appearance. Tole.pliono
us to call. . 1 . j
Roseburg Steam Laundry
Roseburg, Ore.' . ' ' 'Phone 79 1
Entertaining Kitty
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Something New to Tag!
Big Money!
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Order
YOUR FALL SEEDS NOW
Reclcaned Gray Oats, per hundred.........
Kanota Red Oats, per hundred .........
Big Club Wheat, per hur.dred ..............
Vetch, per hundred
Rye Grass, per hundred
Cheat, per hundred
See Us First We Can Save You Money ! '
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
AGENTS FOR '
Roseburg FAIRBANKS MORSE & CO. 'Oakland
Washington bt. and S. P. Tracks.
:f.rii.TTTOTTTgrira
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR BRIDGE
CONSTRUCTION
Sealed proposals, will bo receiv
ed by the undersigned at his of
licu in the city hull in tho clly of
Houobui'K, Oregou, up to 8 o'clock
p. 111. Monday, September 19th,
1927, for the construction o, a cou-
iufoO ,VU iuiii; uu
foot wide across Dour Creek on
' tho Paclllc lilgliwuy In tho city of
I Roseburg, Oregon, In accordance
with tho plans and specifications
filed in the offlco of the City lie-,
corder Suptombor Cth, 1927. I
All bids mast bo submitted up-j
ou blank forms which will be fur-!
nished upon application to the uu-!
dorslgued and must be uccompun-1
iod by a certiflod chock payable '
to the city treasurer for 5 per cent ;
ot tne amount bid, to bo forfeited
to the city of Rosoburg in the
oveut said bid Is accepted and the
blddor shall full to cntor iuto a
contract and bond with tho city
according to the torms of said bid.
A bond of 100 per cunt of the con
tract, sutlnfuolory to tho citv will.
bo required from tho contractor.
Tho timo statod in tlio proposals j
for completing tho work will bo 1
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considered iu a win ding tho con
tract. The common council reserves
tho right to reject any and all
bids.
By order of tho Common Council.
Datod and first published, Sep
tember 7lh. 1927. ,
HAROLD E. SHERFY',
City Recorder of tho City of
Rosoburg, Oregou.
, Pure whole mllE. and It's , pas
teurized. Roseburg Dalr; Phone 180
Moore Music Studio
Rooms '2-and 3 above
Ladios Shoppe. .
Phono 187-R
; Elite Pleaters
All Kinds of Pleating and
, Button Making. ;
' MRS. BELLE CASE
Phone 187-R
610 80. Main .
PHONE FOR FOOD
;i;;v;Gall63r:-;';
Ayo'd cxhaustibp, frprrj shopping in
ine not sun. i. Me quality or tho gro
ceries you will 'receive1 will be the
, , ,mme as it would if you picked them
1 . out, yourself.
1 1 Economy Grocery
O.' L. JOHNSON ' '
The .btore That Serves . .-''
. , . You Dost.'f . ' ' .' "' : ". ' ; . '!
344 N. Jackson St. Phono 63 1
By Martin
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By Small
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