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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURC, NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY t, i929. SEVEN Classified Section BATES: rer wort, ech Insertion, 1 cent. Bf the wee, ft ernu worC ' Minimum per advertisement, 5 cent. Mall your ads count the wortfa and enclose rap, check or money order. FOR SALE FOU SALE Buoy bassimjt. HUH. FOH SALE or trade ror heifers, 2 Jersey mik-h cows. K. F. i'arker, Wilbur, Ore. FOU SALE Piano. Ivers and Pond. HuiiBuiiuUUi. Airs, N, J. Asitoy, Apt. t, over uob cv'Uvctioittiiy. WE IJUV, SELL, EXCHANGE K. AHLcu- HEAL EoTAiE. E. burg, ore. FOU SALE 4-ruum house, 2 lots, itncea; and other buildings. $7ytx Will take part cash. J. n. Muuu, CauyouvilU:, Ore. ONE 2-year-old Jorsey hotter, gives 24 gal. iR'i' day. uatgam if taken at oiicw. N. iiush, "uu 11. hum . Ave. S. WE HAVE ita unusually good Hue of iiK'xiftriisive lumber tor chick en houses, bunts, wood hoiic'JS, and mune Uriem. lUUIGATION SUPPLIES Centri fugal iumi3 aim all sizes of Ir rigation pipe. Let us tiKure your ueeda. Leatve & iieyera Co. FOR SALE .My Paim Tree home, house numbtir Su9 Mareilla. St. Good terms. Write Airs, Rose Uedeon, Motor C, Euguiie, Oro, FOR SALE itegistered Jloistolii bull, two yrs. oi aye, well bred; or will exchange lor registered Holstoin hellers. N. L. Conn, Koaeburg, Ore. Phone tiK15. UOOD WOOD range for salo cheap. Child s crib, wicker go-cart, line otlstove, oak diumg taoie, mohair davenport, large easy chair, wia dow shades at special losv prices. See them at Powell's, 115 Sheri dan street. ("1NE Winchester carbine, So-iso and a dandy for Double barrel ahoigun lor Fin 22 ilum. lor $7. Aiauy goud buys iu other sizes. Corny iu and see them .wmle the selection is complete. Powell's, Slieriuau street. Sf-AUIEU HOME FOU SALE 3 room cabin, sleeping north, large front porch; at forks of two mountain streams; good water. Ju woods, beautiful trees, good road; 25 minute drive lrom city. Two acres, fenced. Price is right "Box 4, care News-Review. SECOND hand Blore, Powell's, near depot. , Come lix aud.seeTus. We have almost anything you nlJght want in used furniture. Alt kinds of hardware und new furniture. Our prices are so cheap many ask if we are closing out. We are not. Come by and see us anyway. FINE oak buffet for $12; large iv ory dresser 17; fine muhair dav enport $5!.5l), like new; small range $2s; used range $15; small cast cook stove $7; dandy rug $12; Singer sewing machine for only $17,501 kitchen cabinet $7; if bed $Ii.5u; cupboard H- Posv eil"s Furniture Store. Sheridan Street, lluy good used furniture here. I FOR RENT j FOR KENT Good garage, ?2 per month, $75 Hoover St. FOR RENT bungalow. Lane. Furnished Inquire 6i 'room West FOU RENT Furnished apart ment, electric range, sleeping porch. Inquire 121 W. Douglas. F O U R E N T 3-rnom furnished house, f6 p r mouth. Hraughton, Miller's Addition, Roseburg. FOR RENT We have all kinds of sewing machiues to rent. Call 53S or better, come in and see them. Powells Furniture Slore: on Sheridan street. ! WANTED WANTED Uy 17-year-old high school boy work of any kind. Phone -171-L. WANT to buy Leghorn pullets this year's. Phone 4Frt Hose burg. f WAN TE1 Position as housekeei- er, neat, reliable, good cook, i O. Uox 577, Leona, Ore. EXPERIENCED young w oma n wishes tcioking or houpkecpiiig. Box 22, care News-Review. WANTED 25'-acie sheep ranch ofi good road, near school; good building and good fence. Phone 33F3L ' Vour tires are your cttr's shoes. Complete the ururo and bauly of your rar with Lee llavy luty .six ply lin s. In theae tirea safety, milKe and comfort are the three out- Klawllni; irtuos. Hut wlwne ull the good qualify Is the con- timious tioiible-Iiee service thi'jo.' Lfe super deluxe havy duty tiros assure you. Tire trouble In summer Is rloublp het-ause o( the heat and hot roads, fo It is evident that old and smiMrth tir1 will "n be worthlfSH and duna Tons. j Therelore enuip ""r far with j n'w lA.e kujmt deluxe tir . ami forget tire trouble. Uic ( trade in value for your old tires at Nuk Carter s Tire RELIABLE jHtrty wants $1000 (one thousand dollar) loan lb buy sheep with good Beeurliy. ISox 2oi)t Suiherliu, Oregon. i MISCELLANEOUS i SEWING machines repaired. Photic 4S7. FOU expert repairing on sewing machines phone 538, Powell. We call for and deliver your machine without extra charge. CAK OWNEUIion t forget to call 653 w hen In need ol auto parts. Sard's Auto Wrecking House. EXCHANGE Eug.'ttu and Willam ette Valley properly for liose burg property. L. E. Hodges jieaily, 712 Wiliamette, Eugene, MAYTAG shop has moved to 125 S. Sheridan St. Ask us ubout our prices on demonstrators i a very decided reduction. Call 22U for demonstration. If It doesn't sell Itself don't buy It. EXCHANGE San Diego, 25U0 -for small acreage Oregon clear for clear. Must have living water or lake, on good road and electri city. A. W. Woolley, K. 1, Bvx 352, National City, Calif. LODGE DIRECTORY j . 4 caurel Chapter, No. 31, R. A. M. Meets every third Tuesday of each mouth in Masonic Temple. All members requested to at tend ami visiting compauioui welcome. L. M. LEHRHACH, High Priest W. F. HARRIS, Sec. Onion Encampment No. 9, 1. o. O F. Meets in Odd Fellows Tem ple on 2nd and 4tli Wednesdays of each month. Visiting Patri archs alwavs welcome. 11. L.-RUSSELL, C. P. n FOSTER BUTLER, H, P JOHN THKN.NIS. Scribe. DE MOLAY CHAPTER Regular com nmnlca tion 2nd and 4th Thutsdpys M a s o nit Hall. K. O. T. M. Mes eacit feeoond and fourth Thursday of each month iu Aiaecubee Hall, cornet Cass and Pine sireevs. Visiting Knights always welcome. L. G. GOODMAN, Com. V. A. KAPP, U. K. I. O. O. F., Phlletarlan Lodge No. 8 Meets in Odd FJJows Tem ple every Friday evening. Visit ing biuiutiis are always wel 'conie D. E. OLE MAN, N. Q. A. J. GEDDES, Jlec Sec. J. U. BAILEY, Fin. Sec. A. F, & A. Laurel Lodge No. 13. Regular communication sec oud and fourth Wednesdays each mouth at Masonic Temple, Rose burg, Ore. Visitors welcome. J. E. CLARK. W. M. W. F. HARRIS. Sec Neighbors of Woodcraft, Llla Circle, No. 49 Meets on firsi and third Monday evenings. In K. P. Hall. Visiting Neighbors Invited to at lend. ELSIE WILLIAMS. G. N. MARGARET WHITNEY, Clerk O. E, S,, Roseburg Chapter, No. 3 holds their regular meetiug on the first and third Thursdays In each month. A 1 1 sojourning brothers and sisters sre respect fullv invited to attend. MRS. EFFIE MORGAN, W. W. FREE JOHNSON, Sec. W. O. M, L. M eels in Moose Hnfi jecond and fourth Fridays at 8 o'clock. Visitors welcome. CONSTANCE RLACK, S. R. GRACE HUNTER, Rec. VIVIAN PHILLIPS, Treas. 6. P. O. Elks, Roseburg Lodge No. 3z6 Holds rt'Rtilar cji munlcalion at the Klks Toaiyl every Thursday. AM nn-mbrs re qutR-d to attend, rosuiarJy, and all isitint brotliers are cordially invited o Htu-ful. EDWARD GEO. KOHLHAGEX E. K. U1A B. IlIDnLE, Sec. Pythian Sisters, Umpqua Temple No. 4. Mpis liit weconii nnd fourth Monday oveninii.s of eai-ii mouth at the K. P. Haii. Vis itors always welrome. M AltKl nL'SENHiKK. M. i:. C. MIIS. NKl.UK SCHE1FFELE. M. of it, . MOLJJK BHOWX, M. nf F. Eagles, RoseouFU Aerie Meets i iac;abe Hail on Cass tTeet on serourt and tounb Ve.j:n day evening- ot each month, ;it 8 o'clock. ViiiUtK hredic'H ift good ?tnnv!in 1hv wfllootne. A. ITCKKTT. Jr. W. I'res. J. II. JJAliXY. .Ir. i'. W. i'rjs 11. F. 00f)I)MAN. Sec. Ro5ebirQ Lodpe No. 1037, i.. O. O M. Mi -rln first Wedm-d;iy of tie' month. M'tone IJaJJ, Kniii-htr- lilds. Vi:-itin biotheia v.et mw. HAItOLO FAKKIS. l)kt. H. it. I'AK.KTKK. Sec. JNO. M. TIIItONK, TrRriB W. B. A., Roscfturg Rvtw No. 4. Huiiis rt'sular nift'tinu? on s.t, nml jwj.J fuDrlJ) Timrsdiiys nl 7'.3) p. m. VKlfini; aN-ra juvitM 1'. H(N-nl I'.vieus. 'lar.tbce Hail, i'ino and Ftr.MHK. Ml(-v tOHA I.IT i I.K. JKririlri HAI'I. (,il. Job' Dai'ghteri Nt. 6 Mwi NEW TODAY KALE PLANTS. Phone 607-R. FIREWORKS at W ley id Park, Juty 4. W A N T E D 11a by buggy. liox 115, care News-Review. FIVE RINDS of cedar shingles at Pages'. Also asphalt shmgtes and routing. WAN i EJ Girl in diet kitchen. Appty iu person at the Soldiers Hume hospital. FOR RENT 5 room modern cat- tage, furnished. Inquire ii-14 is. Pine. FOR SALE Duck lambs, thorough bred Shrops. V. Rounds, Ruckles, Ore. . LOST lietweeu Co pea and Chur chill Hdw., a hok. I2ii North Stephens St. Reward. FOR KENT Furnished 3-room apt. with private hath, strictly modern, guud location. Adults only, ffiotiu Mrs. O. M. IJcrrte. FOR RENT 5-roum furnished house; garage; 2 ter month. G. W. Voting ic Son. Phone 417. THE CHEAPEST and best oak truck racks" built to order. UU hee Mitt and Manufactory, Oak land, Ore. FOU RENT Fro.it room with all modern conveniences. 122 S. Jackson, opposite Antlers the atre. PIPE A NO PIPE FITTINGS We carry in slock ne,w and used pipe. Also a targe slock of pijw linings. Leake & Beyers Co. WE HAVE an unusually good line of inexpensive lumber tor chick en houses, barus, wood houses, and prune driers. 3 'ages'. SPECIAL FOR SUMMER I will make silk dresses lo $5; cot ton $1 to ?2. Mrs. M. E. I'earce, Kohlhageu Apt. 3(W. Phone 51G-J. Small fruit ranch with fine crop Small jjuji ranch wit)) line crop of. primes, plenty of water and gtKKi drier. Cult or write 21V o. Jackson. FOR SALE One good gentle milch gtat, 50. Also 5 acres or chard, half in prunes, balance In variety of fruit. Rt. 1, Rox 1VU, or phone 5F35. FOR SALE One black mure, ! years old, weight about H0. Will sell cheap or trade lor cow. W. O. Giiierneeve( 4 miles east ol Suthei-iln, Ore. i'( K L i i i V TA TT S A N D T A T Tot OIL Project your' poultry against thieves will) a good lal too. We have them. Leake & JJey era Co. FDR RENT Suburban modern fuiuiohed homo with 2 acres of laud; furnace and fireplace, city water and lights. G. W. Young & Son. Phone 417. . r FOU SALE A two hundred and fifty dollar Super Automatic electric runf,e. $135. Will take old range in trade. I'nipqim Trad ing Post, 32S N. Jackson St. MATTRESS SALE Rcfore you buy see our line assortment ot . boib cheap and high grade nvat- tiHHses. We pride ourselves in carrying one of the finest slocks itt beds, springs and dressers. it you want your money's worth ' come here to buy. Eari S, Powell, on Sheridan street near depot. AUCTION SALE 1 1 large Jersey dairy cows; 3 Lincoln bucks; 1 brood sow with HI pigs; 1 He Ii vai cream separator, practical ly new. Sale will be held Satur day, July 6th at Azalea river ranch, k miles north of Glendale mi Pacific highway. Cash or bankable nMes. Mrs. D. J. Rurke. liuy Mfljruih'k-lX'WJjjrt twine for thewe two makes o! hhia- en, it will work better. SuUi at Wbavion Bros. POLLY AND HER TILLIE THE TOILER VM MOT ClOlMCS "TO AMVUEE. "THAT LETTEti VlAC WlRoTH HE . MUMsv - F CD IT VUOU-D OWLV FAifa. VAI TACK STATES CHARGED WITH LUKEWARM SCHOOL SUPPORT (Continued from page 1) per cent of the public and priTat income was spent for education, while crime costs accounted for nearly nine per cent. The more spent oh education, he said, meant that much less expended to detect, apprehend and punish criminals. William F, Russell, dean of Teachers college, Columbia uni versity. New York, declared that the Cnited States would find Itself iu "danger of bureaucracy shaping the education of Its children if it yields 10 the pressure being matte to bring about federal roniroi uf schools. lie said physical equip ment aud financial aid should be provided by federal and state edu cational authorities. FARM BILL FOR BIG INTERESTS. SENATOR SAYS (Conttuued (ram pag 1J who were Ihe gods of the republi can party last iar and who made the republican tight in the great agricultural districts then, and wuo won the doubtful faun states for lhe president, pom favored the debeniure because tiu-y said tiie promises ibey lbew made experts of the agriculture de lioas of their printed speeches. could only thus be redeemed. "ft is equally notable that every senator from the great farming states of Nurlb Jafco;a, Soulfo ia koia, Mlnnejjoia, Nebraska, Iowa. Oklahoma and Montana was earn estly and enthusiastically for the l bemttrc. "it is equally notable that the expetrts of the agriculture de partment lo whom ibe president referred the agricultural commit tee of tli senate, hy their testi mony persuaded the committee of the feasibility of the plan. "The house, however, could no! be persuaded, anil ibe bill finally was passed with substantial unani mity In Its original form. None objected to these provisions. We sought lit the senale merely to provide an additional optional remedy' Markets AawwiRtwi I'fwsg t.wk&t Wirt) BOSTON, June 23. Thu t'DJn roi'ri'iui jtuih'tiu Buys today: "There has been rather more business In fine wools tiils week, eKjieeiuHy of (he !2 siioiitliK 'iVxas ('(? at arotHivi &i evnts, clean asis. Mwiium woois ri. iis ai.' tive with iiriies barely slcaiijr. In ibe wesi buying is moderate with a iendeney lor growers to make eotKslKlmtelits. "In (lie RiKHufactlii ins cnii of t!i market, woiatwia have thn cnii, altiionsh new bnBineaB !b not be ins piaceil in a largo way, " "l'orelgn warkols are cenei!il!v quiet and barely tin!!, except (iiat i Japan jiaW roo1 jii k-ea far wmtiis j Ui tltisltane his w'k. j "Mnliiiir is rather qniel ivirji -5i.atiy rates." I The funimerelal llulledn jutb- i lisbed the tollouliiR ,, kins: j Secured haxis: OieeoR; fine and f. nt. Rtsjiie 9fi fr2: finu ami f. m. fr, rinihinc Sit! fi O; fine and f. m. iloibiug JiS i S7; valley No. J, Mfi'M. Mnhair: miaiiwl ling) Texan aiirlug S?SS; '1';kh kid, j (; good oriKiiiHi hag Arizona j and N'- Mexico Mlf-Sii; nrtainni ! hug average it nionliis Oregon Jt ! raiii-d slork: Flrat eo!!!l1l!ig 65'(xS6; good carding 50. rOKTLANO, July 1. eK, pmiltry ami fresh mm remained slcniiy ovi-r tht; pnri. linllerj weok- h applh' l-fufil,iK ,ar trw('(ton IiMliealerf in ait n"'J"n a(l't"is, wanrmpinn vnin. sJij;hlJy rhpnppr tniiny, beinj; pjoi- PALS t-OK A ENCOUEA6S to Mac. HEM I t ( V p CnftY t "' T H Z wkV vou Peel about a it, tillis au RlClH'Tj - Twas AH Applesauce! i iw j .ltd . f, Jack tit amend fai-oec, iianca hail inherited $500,000. With a breaking of dishes. But, a!s;, it didn't inherit it. . ei at 3i to Sic. The ouitook i ihjii tt'ftterulo will h3 cheuinn' and mm- iih;niift iiittii i many ytrs. Strasviirrios wr ttiso iowr tie rausD nf their rapid rijwninB. best hroHEhl Monday. Loganberj iea are arriving nt t'2 a erate. Ited earrauia are selling at ( L Toinaloea were down lo $3.75 in $4. tireen neas are awainpimi Ihe market at 3 cenle a iU!!!d. Itean.1 were amtmiaat at 8 W eeit. Cnniaionjiea are aiiii hisii aad will remain sn until niter the tourlh. Lemons were scarcer Ihan ever uilli another Increase prom ised before t!ie fotirtli. CARD OF THANKS . I wish t thank tit people, tit Iohinxstass fvir Hwtv kiif syt palhy, also im the beautiful flow ers, in my bereavemem. Charlotte Hoss From Russ'a Will Speak at The Biie Standard Temple Tuesday Evening Sh was a nrlsnr In Siberia from 1914 to 1922, and ie an in tcTcating spcakr. EVERYBODY WELCOME -TV&Rlr' SACK VviVH BLOWCK W Hi.'i CAS - THAT'S vowy he haswt ti.fcfcs t. ClAVS - I'LL FlV IH1M T V itfrriKje- Lu-4Xsirr , . ) 1 i a.rtv..c mtj, aavtsea JJat rt, sons on his lip, he went shout tne wasn't $500,000, but !0,00D, and he CABO OF THANKS We viit to exjres our aif.Jvc-i-mtinn fm the nswiistanve Kivwt tns our frifmis ami nejnburs nn Ine owasloa of tin iji'sjjurjion of Dur limtMti hy fire Friday Juiu Air, nnii Mrs. tl. A. liuntbrako. WHAT A JOY FLAVOR BRINGS A Liitie Sugar Can Put Mea sure Itsto Knling Many Foods Fowls tn be hlamU tasteim and HnaftfKrttxiwf;, or they can bo o jjoi Utat everyone &i the tabiff chiidren and adull-s wiii be tmit?i to cat pUKh f theai. The preparation at toods so v&rinri al so Rtwtiztn that tlioy will rtnfltc ttw httlth at the iunti'yv if, Siiuartly up tj wnien. U takt'ii ntviltgcnce tlwicht tt prepare or jKTvisc vHrid,l;liKiitl iiet8. HftT.ing this, a gtp i Ra tionally kntwit wonwfi Kskiic kj nitrt.s rwently cntl acted a wfies nf nirw notable tjxjwivinwnts ni-ch up in n Niw York wkvscTawr kitehn. ) Tbrir xpsnits nrt buins annnwwerf j to wwropn thrmifiinmt tbe cnuntry in bt'baJf nf more tasttfni vejjc- tabb fooiia, t'onk vKrtnblr3 in i i'lilie water. JJo not overroufe, AiiiJ ) a Yillie svgar to the vrgciahivB wbiie they are twjkinr. , Try these f'tXnzni thrives revom i mended hy one of the experts. Veei enough medium-size siiver-sUin ! iikiiis in make a uar Pra-k oniona ; titrgH ter.H to m'evenl breaking J while eflflkiiig. Il- in totling ) Ktiltel witter t wh-h a tahieKtwwm of r jKfr (uart has hee adled. i Kittutwr uwtil temier ami hrown. j Rl"lt two taid?spton f huttcr in ft ! pan. Add a dash f ?rttultei ! nujrar. Cook to the huhhiinjr stac. ; AtM the onions and stir until well J piim-d, for brnith mt TtuKs, vtjftahlcfl ' nd rprpnia( snjrnr-fiavnTfW fnx cn j foymrnt, jtpmwnbcr ihe vniuc of candy for rici'rt, A bit nf ywrr-t makff.( the meat complete, Tbe Sugar InsiUut'. VJHfciWfc'vS THAT Mac wftOTE me 7 R.XSHT Avl'KXV I How ToKeepCool 1 We aie not suggesiing correspondence course or you 3 to ieara how to keep cooi, but we are proposing M that you try the igj Ice Cream Freezer Way S Nothing iikc tH fim M;Je Cream. ad tK -cost is sa low you can afford to freeze it every Jay, serving this jj deiicioua IddiJ often. We tajjy X'tilc Jountain, Ajttic 8j and Oandy make ireczeia priced from W i $iUp I Churchill Hardware Co, S TiiE WiNC-LiiTER STOi?E 1 3 tjsaE3SWHSjJ!ESMwsi5S'Sjaasaa3s OAtlY WEATHtfi REPORT ti, i. wUivi tirea ice, KotvL.urx xnvxm. itat?i rejirt-ed ttv-i'tie- wt.tttut?lc ureasare tredacvd Ui aeu 1!V1) h a. m -3ft7 iAiist! liUinMliy 6 p. ni. ja ttsiV.ay ifr wttt) 33 ili.nlit tHjwratt,e vty i-tiwvsi tvmiiv-rature itwt fliRt Aiiw U'wif'-rjiinre lux m - day 63 .Vwtititi ttitttttfatur lr tain dau Prtt-ip. in iivcft e& flfith irvKij-iiatiot. fr 2- ttr, pmimj! 5 n. m Totai im-rin. inrft 1st iromth Sai iMmii. tor ibb monib ,3-: fatal taetilw. Uom Seal. 1. m, to date 22.33 : Id rialn - Totai tiwivSency sinco Sept. i. XHHial wajwiiiai wrt'ip. Sept. t May. lat'lualre .3:U6 rwt (tc ititerhir wiaiawwt j Oresson: Kair t otiet innisht ni 'i'uvsxlay. JF THJS WS TSUE IVXiiON. Mrs. George Carf bury has i-pail tit iHowla iist ol ttiiw for happy BMttrl- SPECIAL! Fine Fbssoiine Mattress. . . Extra High Grade Felted. . .SilJO Best Picked Mattress I &08 Cheap Picked Mattress 6.S5 Regular $30 Edlow Spring Filled . .....S23J5 M yon Jive in DonIna County ownc rttJ ce s, we wiii save you money on your pujthaaca. POWELL FURNITURE STORE Piton S38 VfTTEila. cm A VT'S ) tttidsl vrttttsrec: Iat;h a hit; nivc of hnnior intn the mar- Tingp mixjnm fSrvi-r worty bont yvaat oiaer aeoaie say and hijwk. lt"t atii! a rU'vaaws. liiit-y Debs Favor It to All Others Tt'.-vy wKtM le Hhut nondertai ;JKWvl-UIl Vaca Sgixivr brauwe it prvwnta fare's jkkva . . . fity jzt hiiisf . . . siwvads nure snntM&hiy aad i iamovs Sot its jiriiy. No Irritation. Nvr gives a jasiy or JJaky look to tho skin, iis new i-Ynrii jmvssvBiTws a youthful hhnotu aud k-esjts giy fiblno tifiwy. Try Mt:it,JiliO W- -- 22.27Ji5ay, Nniban WiitTlon. "VYaiitiMs oroauctA. laae. 177. Chiropractor ORUGLESS HEALTH CEJSTR C Dm pint n ah riw AiiUMrnJ Vapor i$mb& 327 tana , ibDDB 435 115 ShtJDan St, His Reasons a Locked Secret A Quick Change r 6EVDMD WHAT MAK-S t-fct- (J So 0A.Ne AfetCi ni y p. m., Matonir 'i'nij.io. Mast -i M.t.ons and f). E S. UH'iijJiejs al ESTHER WRIGHT. S?c.