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) ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURC. ORECON. MONDAY. JULY 29. 5929. SEVEN FiVe Room Bungalow That Can Grow NEW TODAY Classified Section UkTES: Ttt wor. each tuerttoA, 1 cnt tiy the week, t MRU a worC Wlntroum per advert Uemen 5 ,cnU, Mali your ads count Um wurds nl enclose stamp, cbcefc or money order. : 1 i FOR SALE- Uaby busrey, crib iuid jumper, fill) Ml Mill St. . Rradt at lowest prices. Leake & - I FOR SALE -liabj bassinet. Phone ron 5.L 4!8R. FOriSALii ttroccolj olaute. If. I Conn. Phone bKJil. FOB SAUC 5(1 good mi's. Frank , Oberman, Oakland, Ore. WOOD Ft) It SALE tiers 1U- inch oak round sioe wood, $1 ' on ground. A. A. Bellows. ; . -i liEGISTKKETIJ Shropshire ram, 3 f ; yean old Will sell or trade Sur , , another Shroo. Joe KuuUh. -' Phone 14F13. ' - . Fill! It H GUQWERfrt-Write Ilyberp ., Itrothors, Silverum, Ore., for in formation; oh the improv-odiiruuo washer and Irayer. WB BUY, f SKLL, KXCIiANOE JtKAL ESTATJv E. K. McLen- : don, 240 N. Jackson St., Uose burg. Ore. - FOlt SALK Hampshire rams; yearling and two-year-old. Keis ' lured and grades. W. (J. Paul, S. beer Creek. SPKCXAL FOR SUA1MEK-I will make sitk dresses to ?5; cot- - ton $1 to $2. Airs. M. E. Pearce, Kohlhaen Ant. 30fc. riiono 5-iti J : : 4 FOR RENT FOR KENT House located at South Main. For particulars set Mr. W'anipole at Parslow 'Hard ware and Furniture Co. Fiione llti. f'OU PENT Wo have all kinds of sewing machines to rent. Call 538 or better, come lu and see them. Powell's Furniture Store, on tiherit'an street. WANTED I WANTKD All kinds of fruit and vcfielafoios. Must bo iirirr-d so tve can resell. O. T. Hover Fruit BUuul, LlilUivd. 1'houe 2'J-i. I . MISCEIXANEOUS I BFWuN'G machines repaired. 487. 'Jifle AT BRAND'S GARDENS 4 . 4 This Is" the time of year to eat out doors. We are serving meals In the garden every day f and ' evening. Among other ! fhlrtgffj'-weiare serving very fine, , sweet, .Klondike water- me-tonv iced, for fiftoen ctmts, the same as at the height of the season. Foimtuin luuohes and cold drinks. BRAND'S Pacific hlghwav 3 miles north. 525.00 REWARD . . The Umpqua lnrk Invest- meat company will pay 5-5.0 icward lor the arrest and con- viction or iufovmatum leading to the arrest and conviction of parties entering I'mpfiua Pack club, hou.se or damaging prop- erty at Umpqua Park. Umpqua Park Investment Company. GOOD-NIGHT STORIES By' Max TreU Mr. Donkey's Singing Fails to Please the Shadow-Children. One day Mij, Flor, Hanid, Yam and Knarf the five Uule shadow children with the backward mimes met their friend Mr. Donkey grazhtg in the field. "How do you do'." said he, swish ing his tail delightedly. "Won't you come in? The clover here is de- licious." ; "Thank you. we don't cave for clover." said Hanid. "That's too bad! Do you pieier tniMios.' as tor niyjji'if, j jut'ivi "I Knew You'd Lik My Voice.' 9f X tliiKtl.':;. thnuvh s-imt- say they'sjie he hears it." hcratch the throat a little." And lietoiv tm-y could objeet Mr. "We don't hke thiMh s ei'hfr." ' ionkry ivas braving m the top of Hanid said. Tii others nodded jn agreement. "Well, come in, anyway. I'll sin; you a song." "A song'" they exclaimed. "tii. yes. 1 sing vevy weil." ask)M"j "Much better and much lotmVr," bo;,s,.-i1 Mr. iN.nkeV. This mounded promising, so they all chawlcd thro nth the fence and r Z nn V I Z, i u their feet crossed under them UkQ Turis. Mr. Itoukry stotid right frr.pt 0; thMui. "What would you like me CAR OWKKR Don't forget to ca od-j ueu )D p,kfo or nmo iarts. Sarff's Mitn Wrwkli'w Hons FOR exje?t repairing ,ou Hawing machines phone 5'iS, Powell. We call fur ynd deliver your machine wnbuut extra charge. ; ITiAOE l.ate lii-lii Ford touring or- nigtitrityt l'. Not much for looks, 'hut goatl rubber and run-. niniig O, K. J. L. Moore, cave Airs, l.. u. riiiuiys, buuieruu. LODGE DIRECTORY . 4, No. 8 Meet j b, Dat,ghter8 firsl . ,nlll.0l , I ..1 . Tuesriays at 7:3! p. m., MuEtoiuc Temple. Maat.'i, Masons and O. E S. members al Hays elcorne. , JiSTHKJ! VK1Q3JT, J&ec , IJnion Encampment No. 9, I. O. O F. iMtsets in Odd Feitows Tem ple on 2nd and 4Ui Wednesdays of each mouth. Visiting Patri archs always welcome. R. L. SWSSKIA,, C. P. -- FOSTER HUTJJEJl. H. P JOHN THENNIS, Scribe. DEMOLAY CHAPTER Regular com munica 1 1 o ii 2nd and 4tu Tniuadays M a b o nic Jiall. K. O. T. M. Afeeis each second and Jourtli Thursday ol eacb month iq Maccabe Hall, cornet Caas and Pine streets. Visiting Knights always welcome. L, G. GOODMAN, Cum. W. A. UAPP, K. K. . t. O. O. F., Phifetaripn Lodge No. 8 Meets in Odd i'Vllows Tem ple every Friday evening. Visit ing brothers are 'always wel come D. E. OLEMAN, N. G. A. J. (lEDltES, Uec. Sec. J. U. 1SA11.EV. iin. See. W. O. M. L. Muets In Moose Halt jccoud and fourth Fridays at 8 o'clock. Visitors welcome. 1 . COSSTASCB BLACK. S. R. ' GRACE HUNTER, Rec. , VIVIAN PHILLIPS. Treas. Neighbors of Woodcraft, Lila Circle, No.. 49 Meets on firsi and third Monday evenings, in K. P. If all. Visiting Neighbors invited to attend. ELSIE WILLIAMS. G. N. MA1UJARET WHITNEY. Clerh O. E. Si Roseburg Chapter, No. S holds thttir regular meeting on the first and third Thursdays if. each month. A ) . sojouiiiiiiA' broiUifi and sisters ere respect fully invited to attend. MRS. KFFfE MORGAN", W. M FRE15 JOJJNSON, Sec. A. F. & A. M.( Laurel Lodge No 13. Regular communication sec ond and fourth Wednesdays eacb month at Masonic Temple. Rose burg. Ore. Visitors welcome. J. E. CLARK. W.Al. W. F. HARRIS. Bee S. P. O. E)ks, Roseburg Lodge No. 3:6 Holds regular com munieaiion al the Elks TcmpU every Thursday. All members re quested to attend regularly, ami ail visiting brothers are cordially trvttod o nttpprl. EDWARD GEO. KOHLHAGEN E. R. IRA B. RIDDLE. Snc. sing?" he asked, "toing an-y thing." Ihe donkey thought awhile and then lie said thoughtfully: '111 sing you a JJtue JuJiaby my mothej- vaughi me. im taut tie pawed his nps and uttered a bray so deal einug that the shadows nad to put uieji- f ingers m their ears. Jie awih ped alter the tivst note ami gaieu at them expectantly. "I knew you'd lil;e my voice," he said, "its siveet, isn't it? im yuite ioijd ui ii njysejf. "Isn't the lullaby rather Joud tior said hesuatuly. R migut wake the baoy up iustead of putting it to sleep. "iot at all. A lullaby should be louu in order to urowu oat all other noises. I'm surprised you didn't f liilo- that. J ver, i ii smg you I Vie rest ot jt m a nh&htly lower voice as ions as ya oit-tei' it Then he iiue'd u:j his nead and began to bray again. "Don-n-k-et? wi-kee, don-iJii Ji-lt: he went, t, wasn't lower at all. The shadows' ears tmled and buzzed 'ijocriti t your singing disturb the liieiiiijorsi' ' .Uij uemduaed ui-jii i.mtliy stojijied. "Ut c-mrsi; not: They eniov it. j There's Rooster, for instance. rt- never atvus ciowum aoout m.v j voice, aim ;;s lur ne hi'ins, Uit-y icacutu aoout it all uay long. 1 lu-n jtiK-ius tne cow. him is aiuays say ling, 'Modi' which means more." And doei your nuitotcr like it-?" aket Vain. Mil! He's rfnrtii uhirly (fond of if. J nst to show you ho.v 'much he lisi' 1, 1)1 .smg this lul i iahy agatii very iully to as to be i . nn mi n i.vv (tmoiin Mi"n m master came run r iiitig oier, pieatly disturbed. iiJ ' griyp-d the donkey by the halter. 1 '"ihe fiiea must be eating him!" lie exclaimed. And lie hurriedly led him oil to the stable. The shadows Matched the don K'" 8 dej.ariuro. 1 Y mMtHV doebtt t ad mire lullabies " he said, "I guess your mfi?er doen t ad mire volt voice," Srinl Knarf, but the donkey rs too far off to hear in."1111 - , jLOi Ju to J l(. e- cpaji;! ture iie; vice. Inc. L'.Htf j-;iIJcrait on"ttiat tt'iioyary root. U a uui;U ami ClU&U, kit Puses'. , WANTK1) Work by the hour In experienced lady. Itouui 10, West em Hotel, Lane St. WANTKD Woman to care for in valid lady and do housework. Phone 2S6-J. K K N T I T C K Y Wonder bea us f or canning, 1c per lb. J. A. emtm. liobtvrts CreeK road. Phone ak-'i'A. WANTKD Some While Le'hora puiieis or yearling hens. J. U. WiioUv RoaebuiK- Phone 21F31. FiR JDCNT Furnljsbed room with tiwideiu cunveuieucea. ZZ S. Jackson, opposite Antlers the atre. LOST Small gold tMnu-o pin set wiih cue s.nm1 diamond. 1'iiuh'f pHaj:e return to News-Review ot fice care I IK. . Reward. LOST String ot novelty cork ami wooden lieads. Valuable as a kemjrfake. Picase return to News Review office, care 11. K. FOR SALE New modern huu.se, close in, iuuii and shrubs. Small dowji payment easy terms, I'.i7, N. Kane St. Plume 572-R. FARM and Suburban property Fire Insurance Soc per $UHi. with Farmer's Mutual of Port land, f. M. Tuthiii, Douglas Coun ty Axent. FOR SALE 20 good ewes. 1 Lin coln ram, one Uelaine rum, one HampaUivw ram. C. Wallet Groves, 314 Commercial Ave. Piione 477-R. . FOR REN'T-Smul! ranch, fine place for chickens. Wit! lot re tin hie pa rt y ha vo sheep on huve. Call John llwtta, 5iG N. Pine St., Kosoburg, Ore. EL1XTU1C MOTORS Fairbanks Morse motors are built to last and give maximum efficiency for electricity used. Let us give you )he proper motor 4or job. Leake & Beyers Co. Buitd Now Never a be'Aer time Note these prices Cement 80c sack ' Piaster $16.00 ton Plaster Board ?'5.W M Get our estimates Coen Lumber Company . FOR SALE 40 awes under new- woven wire fence; 12 acres cleared, wood land. Adjoining is 120 acres hOHle.wiead land.. - Did bulUlinyss, good Kpving. Price $1,- ODD: S50 will handle-- it. Win. Fisher, " 825 ". "inncltefnVr -St., IJoseJitirg, Ore. Phone foil? J. For Rent Umpqua Park club house and grounds for lease to responsible parties. Club house contains dance hall, lounging room, lobby, and living quarters ot six rooms. Voitfzlus Abstract Co. AUTO LICENSE UNLUCKY (A.wx iiit. il I'ioss Lt'aM.tf t('fri; SKATTLK, Wash., July 27. Sev eral mtnuhs no, William 'T. Lauhe,' uttorney, coaxed state officials to issue him automobile license num ber 3. Now he wants to give H vva The automobile, tatvyiUK the jinx nlate, 'plunged over a HlMuot ch'ff, seriously injuring hhh and three others. A ' McCormick-DeerinK tractor nd a P. & O. heavy disc plow will do a fine job of dry plott ing. See Ibis outfit at Wharton Urns. POLLY AND HER PALS mldsM'm 9nwff Pi 3U"5T -TllHE U 4 I 1 f UV f?nk ir;. ' it1 I f .CilM'T VOO TELL fbur IF VOU HADM' bE:fcU ,p WAS WWMToir,,,, I yW-i- THAT ME. Ei CALLED AROuWD "SO OCCUPIED VAJITH MA . ' THE &EACH LAT P "i7 BH-LY - VAJV-VAT AEc AF TE I --j H B M:aTlT HAVCC KM6HT AND SHE ' A VOO XbOlMCS (M TOWM LEFT THE fv. rPtA" ' "Sf -u?r) J VoOuLDMT AMWEe ' I WHY DON'T VCU CALL ' CE I VOVffVTW? V ujA-s her VAi!TH that Xn. VOU Dm1 iS a( , -4 SecretaW'I ;Tp C f H'f Type Is Most Popular, of American Small ' Homes PEOPLE say: "Give us five room bungalows" Very well, here ia one. We give it the designation, ot 5-E-4, but home builders will know ft as "the beautiful little bungalow 'with a close root and & big living room." Home builders probably do not Tealvta that ti!s kind ot house is one of the hardest of the small house types that the architect has to struggle with. Because they gO on narrow lots they have to bo , narrow, and, because they have five rooms all oq one iioor, xacy nave to be long. That makes it hard to arrange an effective front We have ono here. It is not cluttered up with gee-Raws, it is not over ; elaborated with meaningless de tails that would add only to the ex.- 1 nense. Home-, builders must study this I plan through to eee its virtues. First 1 'there is a torracc an open one- surrounded by a wrought iron rail. Jt could have a canopy over it. Then there is the large living tootn, 20 feet in Jength, with the fireplace along one side, and three sets of windows a triple one in front. Directly to the rear, through, a cased opening, Js "the dining room. This la offset from, the -plan, to form a kind of bay. It also has a battery of wide windows, j Beyond is the kitchen with the sink under a window, drain board and wonting- apace at eacn mne, aa wen l aa cuoboord apace above and below. To the rear is n a dining alcove and a rear porch. On the other side ot the house are two bedrooms with bath between, with closet apace that la unusually i generous. 1 From the bathroom hallway a Btafrway leads fo 'the attio space where ft is possible to get an extra bedroom and line storage apace. Construction: Wood frame, exterior finish siding. Shingles or stucco may be used. Lot size: Approximately 35 Joet - Designed to face: South, or east. May be reversed for other facings. ' (' Complete working plans may he obtained for thts and other designs shown in this erles. For lurther Information see editor' note., .i- ' nt modomUi rot Itiroii I I Amvlxnn Inst 1 1 ii tn ot Vltn Ihl) A wlil irt rrutltm Arrhllrrtn' HnuUl IVWlitQ FUNERAL SERVICES LILLIAN PIERSON HERE TOMORROW Mrs. Liilhtn K. 'furson of Kn pene dud at the university ciiy Kuaday movnins at the hk of U -years. Mrs. 1'ieison was born in Douglas county, Kovember 15, 1883 and resided in Rosoburg nuQ this vicinity for a number of years. Mrs. Plerson Is survived by four sons, A. Ii. 'ierson of Port land and Harry, Harbin nm) Ce cil o EuKene. The body will be Rhifpod tr Rose burg and services held totnor ? ron- ufienuHtn at 3 o'clock from the) llospbnrsj lntit'ViHklny rnp.nv. ma thi: M n (tuitions frtmt oar mint nf Thn Arrhl LIVING TOM i j ( t L ( f eoom f I in -A Ii J Li ! e WoihlnK fliivwtavft nA wWtcaU(MMi tie Uu houao Itiroutch tbp'JlHnm Uullillnc Kditnr of Mil imper. Ttilu utrvtcv in prvv.n(vtt io nur n-nrfem ArTtmiTUt" hllinil imM BKrto mnma. mill him Din lntlornrmrnt of tM Unllctl regartHnr hitn hWHhig wlU bn nnnwrrcA at no lluuso Service llurcnu. Address Uio Home drcattccta' StuoU Uotue tiervtco Bureau ol Rev. i. Yl. Vfnhatt 111 oil Wale (.lie Vll.-.I4. IIIIUIIIIULIL Mill llti UlllUU in the I. O. O. K. -eemetery. LYLE E. MARSTERS QUITS AS CAPTAIN OF LOCAL COMPANY Lyle E. Marstera, tor Severn years captain oi me lochi Hflilona) fcuavd eompaay, rvttiRued his .torn mission ant will no longer be in command of tfi; iocai unit. Nn an- notuiceiwiil 1ms been nmdf ot the appoiuUiu nV ol a new twuVftln tuv .the company. W. H. Gerretsen, first fieuleiisnf, wifi he in com- mmid of thf v.unipnny until the new) t-aplain n appim!. ? Living; Room atintva above uiay he tecum! wvi vktiv Vb vmvmvm nj um , HUit Detuirlnioit nr Cwmnirnw. cnnxit ly IVin trrnntrotf OfpnH- Uulldlitj Kdttor, rncloilng m Ue tailed HUttc, lu FUNERAL SERVICE JOHN MONTGOMERY 10 A. M. TUESDAY John T. MoHitfOJwery died Rnn diiy In this eity. Mr, S5onlomi-r-v.a Uotu in I'olk cuunly, AtkausttA and was G7 years of age. Mr. .Uontgomery leaves one daughter, Aim. Cnmpbell ot this cliy. l'unwval feewiewa and Intfevnwnt will he hold at the Fair Ouk eiMtietei y Tuesday mot uiiin at 10 o'clock ittidar t.Ue direction ot tUtt iloseburf l'lmlertaJiiiw eoninany. Uwv. V-. R. Rulvd will cxiuduut tlte ( service, Cmcltproof garden hone in o)l) WUavtnvi ttvtt. Growing Gardensj andGreen Lawns ! Require a lot vf waler these '.lot summer days. Dcm't sSojA im :rrjj;alion, because if yon do, disappointment may V m expected. Wc aie oKciing jist iky GARDEN SPECIALS Bsl grade Mexacon Hos2, 3-3 inch w.Ci coup- 01 OC lings, SO ft. $3.25. 23 foot Icosttis JJiZ J ig TorroU Hooe, conp'ete wit.'i couplings, 50 foot, PI JC $5.03. 25-foot lengths .. yii w f ' CODD CIAIE COTTON HOCE 10j FOOT -1 ii FULL Lf.VI OF S7Z'71K'JZZS GhurchiH ! t. dwere Co. I I nir vi; ester store I CABD OF THANHS J V'o v is 'a tu Uwuk uul- kiudt triiMuis lur liu'ir Mynipatliy iuul u.r iif .( lUtfitt aitorttuis, at. the .imo 5 nt oar 1 uuiuu. uhuUuoi1h'v and Hi.at!i'. I. W. St. W ILSON. I jLhav r;j,.s-(W. C1I.S. V.tttN. MRS KMMA. KlUAV AM) DAt'r.riTKn. .wf. a una. joiin wiijsox. - Mil. ANU MHS. MUS. 11. VVOMUU. Ml(. AND AlllS. J. T. KIM'KKLV AKU SOX. ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO. EiJabW.-hffS )SC) , , J" M. E. RITTER, Manauac Founi?eJ and Mnrntaiiied on Efficient Service vnA Courtesy Oak and Kane SO AMBULANCE SERV)CE " Mow Selling t-i Fine Singer Sewing Machines.. $23.85 'High Grade Spruvj Mattresses :.. 23 .G5 Smaii Used Range, , 15.00 Day Bee? and Mattress 20.00 Round Dining: Table ' 7.00 High Grade Bedspr'mgs 9.50 Fine Axminstor Rugs :. , 35.00 A SQUA.RE DEAL AWA.ITS YOU POWELL FURNITURE STORE Phone 538 Farm Loans . ; f,o!ins on finjirovetf farms. 5. T or iw years, tr nterfl, jmyuWr awwwWv. I'V cwwnUw.l'.w vvx, term (if loan, making total cost G. fjfue-i'itf repayment priW iftttf. lit.iA jjoj3. Ve also .w -vlvvW bmwwji Cw (arm ijtu,d Mty loans. Call or write .-, , G. W. young & Son lift V- St. PlWtt 1$ Sheridan St The Japanese Sandman
