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Newspaper Page TextROSEDURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 7. 1929. SEVEN Classified Section BATBS: Tm wor4, meh tuevttoa, 1 Mat By th week, I eeau wwi Minim om per advertisement, 28 ecnU. Mall your ad count th wurda and encloae tamp, eherfc or money order. FOR SALE UUY fir block .wood for mile. 21121. t'ult SALK LiuDj bussliujt. 4iy U. KOK SALH Yearling ewen. Alillurd. LookiiiKt;KtMi. lei. A. K. LIU 11 LAI' SACKS and fruit jars tor salt'. Cull N. Jackson, JJru ton u Shoe Shop. FOK SALIC Oil THADK Itesi dt'iitial property in Umidou. Box 21, euro Nows-Kuview. KOU. SA LIS Good 5-room house In South J tost burg. A JiarKain. St'f the owner, it. L,. Whipple. OLD OKOWT1I Mr. liuy now. The quality is wood, the pike is low. a tier $y. south' End Fuel Co. Wt BUY. SELL, EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE. E. K. MeLeU tiou, 240 N. Jackson St., Kose burg, Ore. FOU SALIC Pedigree police pupa, Grand Champion UU(j Strong heart blood. 1'ilces reasonable. li. Coon, JJillard, Ore. FOR SALE AiiRora bucks, from the best non-sheddiiiK stock on the coast. Fate and Hurst Bros. P. u. Box 2(11, Myrtle Creek. FOil SALE OU RENT 1U acres river bottom, close In, sinail house, some fruit; free soil, good road. Call at 402 V. Lane St. FOR SALE One 12-BauKe Drown ing automatic shotgun used one season, good as jiuw. A bargain for cash. Telephone 30F1H or call ut J. W. Humphreys, Wilbur, Ore. FOR SALE 3 good milch cows, 2 wagons, good 12-inch plow; two section harrow; 2 corn culti vators; 1 disc; 1 good mower; 1 good yearling heifer. J. F. Mc Clanahan, li miles N. W. Wilbur, Ore. FOR SALE '7 acres, free soil, cold mountain water, creek, and well. Good stand young timber, 3 acres ready for plow. Good road 4-rooni house, 11 mile ' from high school ami town. Located in game and mineral belt. Price $Uiitj, terms. Chas. Kyes, 826 N. Jackson. STOCK OF HARDWARE AND FISHING TACKLE, Inventories $2133. S3, located 135 Stephens St., Roscburg, Ore, will be of fered lor sale by .sealed .bids. Bids to be opened at. 10:00 a.m. Monday, Aug. 12th. This stock will he sold without fixtures. Stock, and inventory may be in spected at above address, at any time after t:"0 a. m. Monday, Aug. Mh. Certified check tor fl'r of amount, of bid must ac company each hid. Right reserv ed to reject any or all bids. All bids to be sent to office of Atty. (ari E. Wiml.r-rly, Hosehurg. Ore. GOOD-N1CHT STORIES By Mu TreU Tin-Soldier and Jack-in-the-Box Talk a Fast Foot-Race "Hello! Who's there?" cried Jack tn-the box. springing up. "It s I," said Knarf, the little shadow-boy. Mij, Flor, Hanid and Yam, the other shadow children with t In odd. turiKd-about names, hurried over. "Von mustn't mind Knarf. Mr. Jack." Hanid apologized. "He's al ways disturbing people for no rea son at all." "Humph!" said Knarf indignant ly. "For no reason at all! I have a "Hello! Who's There!" very good reason fur disturbing Mr.' Jack." "What is yolir ( reason?" Flor asked. "Yes," paid .lack-in the box. "w hat Is it. i d like to know." Knarf's eyes (winkled. "It's jus! this," he beenn. "I was talking to the tln-solilier just a moment an" and he boasted that he w:n the fastest runner hi the woild. He said that he would be sine to win no matter whom he raced ai:;iins! 'Are you sure of that?' I ask'-d him 'Of course. I:n sure! There is n't anbody i'i the whole wmld who can run as swif'ly as I can." Now when he said that. I instantly thought of ynii. Mr. .I'i'-k. for m have always said Mint ymi were the fastest runner in the world "And I am xrill," broke in Mr. .Tack. "1 can heat the tillso'tdier ail around the town"' "That just what I told" him." Kie.rf said, rhuckltpg. ai:t lie said: 'Well, von go and t-M ilia old stiek-in-lhe box that I'll run htm a race any day in the wk and not only beat him all around the town, but all around uuy :a bT ff on?"" "What!" cried Mr. Jack. "He had ONE clear kiln dried finish lumber. Page Lumber and b uel Co. CONCESSIONS at Oakland Round up Aug. IU I'J i or sale. Apply to Oakland Gobblers, Oakland, Ore. WANTED WANTED Men to peel and haul piling. J. M. Walk ins, Suiherliu, Ore. WANTED Office work, temporary . or permanent. P. O. Box 720, City. HOI.'SEWOUK wauled .Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Mrs. I. H. Meyer. Phone IS7. WANTED Day-old calves. Write Chad. H. Wallen, lit. 2, Box 11-1, Rosehurg, Ore. CLOSE IN RESIDENCE $5,:hio. Client will pay E. G. Kinguell Agency, WANTED GOOD SALESMAN, who understands both real estate and insurance. Must be a good 'mixer, own his own car and preferably a member of the L'nipqua post. Commission basis 7u 3e. Aply Box No. 20, care News-Review. I LOST LOST At Glide and South Deer Creek grange picnic, a mounted Elks tootli with short gold chain. Initials "D. M. S.,' and lodge number. Finder please leave at' News-Review oflice. i FOR RENT FOR RENT 6-room house, near junior high school. Inquire at Fisher's store. FOR RENT Furnished apt., elec tric range, shower, hot water, sleeping porch. Inquire 121 W. Douglas. f-'OR RENT We have all kinds of Re wing machines to rent. Call 538 or belter, come in and see them. Powell's Furniture Store, ou Sheridan street. I MISCELLANEOUS I a- SEWING machines repaired. Pbont 487. CAR OWNER Dnirt forget to call 653 when In ned of auto parts. Sarff's Auto Wrecking House. FOU .expert repairing on Hewing machines phone 53s, Powell. Wo k call for iMid deliver your uiacbiue without extra charge. REWARD For information lead ing to recovery of row boat taken recently from North t nipqua river, mile north of Lee Love place. Painted white, with black stripe around bottom Bears name "Ih-avi r" nn both sides. Ad dress P. E. Heaver. Roseburg. R. F. D. 2, or phone 9F2. She courage to call me an old stic k-in-the box!" "Those were his very words." agreed Knarf. "He said on were that because you alwas stick in your box." 'If I'm an old stick-in-the-box, he's an old slick-In the mud! You can so back and tell him that I'll run him a race whenever he pleas es." "AM right." said Knarf gaily. "I'll tell him at once!" And off ju ra n to speak to the tin-soldier, who. as it happened, was: standing behind a rubber-ha II only three inches away from Mr. Jack. In a few moments the shadow -boy re turned. "He agrees to run this very min ute unless you're afraid," Knarf said. "Afraid?" Mr. Jack said, turning a little pale. "Why of course -I'm I'm not -afraid. What should li he afraid of? Maybe he's afraid."; Nevertheless Mr. ,lai k looked any thing but brave himself. Knarf ran bark to the roldier. Then the m.t tiling that h-- did was to pu-di the ru!"r-ball n-dOe so that the ri'.als faced each oth -i. "Pooh!" said Mr. Jack, when lie spied the tin-soldier. "Pooh-pooh !" rejoined the t in soldier, gliiiln b.ick at Mr. Ja'-k. ir v as plain enough thai bo! li Mr. .Jack and the tin-soldier were quite nervous. They kept i ryiii-r not to look at each other, yet Miat was all they could do. Knarf in terrupted. Tthln:." he raid. ":h;.t y,m otiiiht t'iist u run twice aiound the j table, ihi n in and ou: of Hie dolls" I house, then aciM.-s the carpet Kj the firephe-e. ;rd r,i-r ih. roi l.lng chair ba'-k on:n the table .:;! hi." "It's it's a lonu run. den't mi think?' Mr. Jauk w hi ip-n d k Knarf. "I think eit m'.'-'lit to l ev i tllip " but the 1 v! !e." l!V' f ' 1 ' fill l:i th" tin soluit-r, timidly, fi other sid' . "I don't think they ow-M 1 n -I at al. either of lh- m." Hanid s;r "Oh t'O they hf.t't want to run dnn't you? Ill -I -O !! ' f.'iid K and t!. o ' IT i Die pli. I .!,! m.u th' -M liuhi.' I fill Veil!' ten "' th'in he ;(id IO mark. c.et r-nv. f. t. ; I l!-:t .Taf b in Tie eox r-n'.'(ined ! '-if' of l ::n:: :c.L'. and (Mf no r ' ti!I. tor I.oih -ni'll-r I lin-.-t!diei iiad ri h .I ih: .i. In': ill .'ill. rnov i .la. k h:'d nn lets 111. n irMr:,bv r.-ii!.1!! in- h And ?s tiiis t. h'l.l.e an .xa'liv what U:ull-. .uel Kuan' .-x' d lau-h.-d and laiu-ii-l. Feature ervic, Inc.) - 1 - P - NEW TODAY FOR FAI.E Fir block wood $2.50 1 p t tier. Telephone .2-1 Kdlt SALK--(.ioml work horse. Itay I Lynn, '& miles south of Uose-hurii- Knit SALE Bed davenport. In- idive 121 W. Douglas St. FOR SALE Ford coupe in good shape. 7 lakes It at Sarff's. DIAMOND briquets. Buck Springs oal, Aberdeen L tali coal ami dab wood at Pages'. NOTICE- Do not forget to hae those metal felloe wheels tight eiied up now at Sarff's. ' FOll RENT Furnished house In West Roseburg, garage, SIT) per month. Call at 1353 Harrison St. FOll SALE--PI27 Fold roadster in Al condition. Inquire I'inpqua service station. Oak and Rose streets. FOR SALE Eight yearling De laine Merino rains, subject to registration. Address J. B. 1 lens lee. Riddle, Ore. FOR KENT Furnished apt., elec tric range, shower, hot water sleeping porch. Inquiie 121 W Douglas. FOR SALE CHEAP lit! head of sheep and 21t lambs, also good wagon and hari'-ss. Inquire C. W. Sands. Wilbur, Ore. LEST YOl' FORGET- We have a hydraulic wheel tightener to tighten all metal felloe wheels. Work guaranteed at Sarff's. FOR SALE 17 acres, cold mountain water. well. Good stand young roe soil, eek. and timber, 3 noil road. acres ready lor plow, t I ron in house. mile from high school and town. Located in game and mineral belt. Price $lmt), terms. Chas. fCyes, S2G N. Jackson. NEW PRICES, new models, new features, new cars, shown in a new show room in a new build ing. See tiie new Studebaker Dictator Straight Eight at a low er price than any Studebaker closed car in history, ?11!"j f. o. b. Roseburg. I'inpqua Garage, fonn erlv Central Garage, Medical Arts Bldg. v I'SED CARS 1 J. O. NEW LAND A: SON j DODGE Sedan, l!i2l. In fine con-i dition, four new tires, finish bright, bumpers, Spauisn leather upiioistery. A good buy for $3y'L DOiMiK special touring, li2a. AFo- lur tlioruugnly overuauled, chas ms leconui toned, new parts in stalied, new batiery, lull tool kit, side curtains with new celluloid, refin ished fendei s and body. Pi-ice fllii. FOBD Fordor, about. 3 months dd. Several extras. Viri ualiy new. Price $73"), or assume original finance plan of 1,5 payments. BLTCK VJiiZ Louring. 3a',, tires good body and upholstery. Licens ed. Price $tj "ad is." 0 Kit LAND "0" sedan, !)2(i. In process of reconditioning, an ex eenrlonaliv ntunl car wllii ex- celieilL tti u equipment, to sell at! CHEVROLET sedan. 112(1. Original finish, perfect upiioistery, good running condition. Price only fca'Ja. SEVERAl cheap cars, including: OAKLAND louring, about Bf22. OLDSMoltlLE "t;- touring. I'fiKD JU23 tournig. m'B'K louring, 1!''2. FORD delivery. PJ27. Two new and two ' liies. ntotoi and chassis thoroughly overiiauled, ref unsh ed to look like new. One of the very best model T Fords that you can find. Price $215. FORD runabout delivery, PJ2.",. A good looking and good running little car. Price $laU. FoitD dump truck. Price ?17.", "as Telephone l"s and we shall glad Iv drive to vour door. .1. O. NEWLAND & SON Roseburg, Oreiron POLLY AND HER PALS MV STAR'S POOM tsJ UMCLfc SAM'L' '6RAV5TONJE R& YOU AkI- HE SURE:? THERE: HLLIE THE TOILER hovm vmth mac AUi&y CAM'T iio AL-V- -THIS WOR.K A LOME , MR. 1SIMPKIM-S- JiOKl'T VOO THIMK SHOUL.O HAV.'? cva ASSISTANT' r ' 1 r I in. (FOR KENT 5 room fuiiiislud resi ! druce, close in, gaiage. Mrs. L. O. Maddux. - WANTED White Leghorn pullets March or Ai ril hatched. C. F. Marnuvsa, Brock way. 30 HEAD EWE LAMPS Good grade lambs, veij-ht from To to WO lb.-., priced to sell. Leake & B. vers Co. EXPERIENCED farmer wants to lease ranch furnished with ti to 12 cows and a few sheep. Address Box 22. care News-ltevh-w. "AltM AND sriil'RBAN property file Insurance 35c per B'li with Fanners Mutual of Portland. 1. M. Tuthill, Dmiglas county agent. FOll SALE 1 lots in Riverside, with building, bored well, and good crops. Price $125, halt' down if you wish. Dan Wiulsetl, Ruse burg. PIPE AND .PIPE FITTINGS - We carry a large stock of pipe from i to 2 inches. Pipe linings from lo 2 ins. Low prices. Leake & Meyers Co. I'HE PltH'E is the only cheap part of the Siudcbalter Straight Eight sedan now on display in our show room. We finite you to see it. I'inpqua Garage, Medico,! Aits IMdg. FOK SALE 10 -teres with Kin 'icre relinquishment and Sou acre-, out range, good buildings, f.ue creek and springs, cow, team, chickens. turkeys, furniture, all for louo, ( terms. L. O. Matfdux. FOR SALE Bub k touring, glass enclosed top. four-wheel brakes, car in good condition, must be seen to be appreciated. Come In and look this up before you buy. Sarff's Auto Wrecking House, 329 X. Main St. RED SPIDER Niagara Sulfoduvt is best for control of these peats. Can be applied at rate of Hi acres an hour with Niagara l-actor duster. See this machine at work on our place In Garden Valley. G. C. Bailey. Phone 32F13. I'MPQl'A Garage Is proud to show you the Studebaker Dictator Siraight El e lit sedan on display in their show room. The finest eight on the market for the price which is $HS5. f. o. b. Rosebuig, fallv equipped. I'mpqua Garage-, Medical Arts Bldg. MRS. MATTHEWS TO BE PROGRAM HEAD OF GUILD ORDER Mrs. Frank B. Matthews has been selected program leader of I he Roseburg chapter of the l lli versiiy Guild, recently formed in this city, iL was announced today. Mrs. Matthews, whose husband is the pastor of the First Baptist church, has had much experience as a leader of girls ami women. Dii'eniie lime and place of the Installation meeting tit which the Roseburg chapter will receive its, charier will be announced within a few days. BODY OF MISSING DRY AGENT FOUND , IN DETROIT RIVER (Continued from page 1) lowing' the boarding and searching of their boat. Mrs. llealh appeared before c.istoms nl finals Monday night with her attorney and gave her vcrsiiui of Ihe alfuir. She told Mr. Fredericks yesterday that he? husband bad communicated w ii h her and expressed tear he mimit meet with violence if he appeared ior questioning. The ofticial version of the affair was that Sandlands and Milton Larson, customs border patrol in spector, seized the cruiser early Saturday and that the latter v. nit to report the seizure, Imving Sand lands lo guard the boat ami its oe eti pants. When Larson returned Sandlands. the He:uh.i and the cruiser were missing. $Af?TW.' Sister! i'ne SEARCHED WEy AlsJT THIS i 'L-t- I WHAT I CAM bo, Today's N ews of Sport Gates Slammed to Prevent Overflow of F ield nt Farewell Game of Western Dates. By WILLIAM J. CHIPM.W I Associated Press Sports Writer) Despite a 5 to 4 defeat by Brook Km hefore a record mid-week cmwd or fi.-i liuO at WrlgUy field ve.-terdiev, the ( uos are eastward inmn.1 with their lead of seven and one half gainer intact. The Pirates .iNf nisi to ihe Giants by 5 to 3 :in.1 must face the clan McGraw in fumther lr.'imc lOihlV. Chicago burned Willi naseimu enihiisiasm vesterday as it had al no other time since the dim ami di !anl davs of Tinker and Evers and Chance. Wave after wave of .,...:, iii-nnniM-v funs swept through tut mullet, filled vast stands and poured out upon the field. For the first time in the history of William Wriglcv's enlarged plant, amazed club officials had to slam the gaies shut at a mid-week game, with T.r.oe) yelling madmen (and mad-women) inside and iwrhapi '.'a.uiai in uv millii-g about in tin streets outside. Even with the loss of this fare veil home game, the Cubs quit Wrigiey tield with a record ol fourteen victories and oitly two delcats in their stand against the east. Their grand total for tho season against the east to date in foriy oae victories and six tt n (b feais. K.:in iulei ferred with the Car-din.d-Biave game ut St. Louis ami the Pniis uud the Reds were not sc hciiiiicd. Athletics Hold Ground While Chicago was encoring i' Cubs. American league conli nders were. In effect, matking lime. The Athletics bowed to the Brow ns bv 3 to 3 in the first game of a double-header, but came back suonE to win the second by 11 to 3 behind Eddie RomineJ's l;r: tickle hull, which was working, IT.e Senators i. homed the Yanks by 13 to U in the opener, but Fi'eddy llcimaeh pitched a throe hit shutout in the nightcap, win ning for the champions by 8 lo (J. This left the Athlelic margin sla tionary at eleven and one-half games with tho Yankees on deck fi.r a double-header today and single clash tomorrow. Cleveland iiouoil out. Detroit by (i lo 5, ami entered into a lie with i in? Browns for i.hi:'d place. Th Sox, White and Red, were not. sc' edukd. PASADENA SPORTS ENTHUSIASTS ARE ENROUTE HERE Jack !'. az and Joe Welch, Pasn deim sportsmen, are leaving Para den a today lor Uoschurg when1 they will spend several weeks fish lug on the North Umpuua, accord ing lo word received here. T. A. IhiHance. will arrive here Friday. Halbuice will join the other Pasa dena anglers and go up tho North rmptpm with tin m. 2 PITTSBURGH MURDERS pn rsiii i:;ii. men were slain h al the door of a Aug. 7. T w o re la.-i nighl. one hosphal and the other on ihe street In tiie east on district. The pdic dcserhieil ItM HELLO, IS THIS THE G1UICK. -&eravicE EMr'LOyML-MT xeefxlCY . 1 MR.. .IMPcClMS - MKE VOU TO SEMD crvter. - slaying as "mob killings" believ ing they may have resulted from a continuation of, gang fighting. HOW THEY STAND IN PENNANT RACES (By the Associated C o.i st League W. S;in Francisco Mission Hollywood Los Angeles I'orthind Or.klaml Sacramento Seattle National I Chicago Pittsburgh New York St. Louis Brooklyn I'incimuui Bosion Philadelphia American Philadelphia New York louis Cleveland Detroit Washington Chicago Bo:; ton DEMOCRATS OF VIRGINIA NAME PRO-SMITH MAN villllliueil 11UIII I'ilK- It xpln d term of the late Repre sentative Whilmnll l. Martin over M. E. Norman, republican banker of Morgan City, In yesterday's spe cial election. Despite tho republican drive di rected from national headquarters with the tariff the dominant Is sue, the democrat came through with a majority that may reach 3.ut0. With reports mlssiiiK from only 11 of the 132 precincts, unof ficial returns gnvo Mr. Montet a majority of 2,500. VICTOR BERGER. EX-LAWMAKER, DIES OF HURTS (Continued from page 1) press. When a young man, while teaching school In Mtlw aukee, he read Henry George's "Progress and Poverly" and became tin ardent single taxer. Joining a (lernian de bating society he was designated on one occasion to uphold the single lax idea against a shoemak er speaking In favor of socialism. The JiuIuoh awarded Ihe decision to linger, but he said In his heart ho felt that he had lost the argument, and made up his mind to -study bonks on socialism. "Hefore I knew It, I was a so cialist, " he said In later years. "I did not Join the parly Just at thai i hue for there was none, 'but 1 helped to start one.1' ANOTHER CLINIC FOR PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN IS SET Another of the series of Infant and pro-school clinics being con ducted under Ihe auspices of Ihe Douglas count v health unit will be held at the offices of this depart ment In the courthouse next Wed nesday from 1 to 4 o'clock. Dr. H. K. Kent, hend of Mini health department, will supervise the clinic, and li anxlnut for pa rents to bring their children for examination, especially If they arc to start to school (his fall. If they are examined now, he points out. there will be time for correction of any ailment before school opens. Tennis court nl Idleylil Park 4!i 1,:; 3 31 70 .3.17 a OH , foOV AC LA'T THERE'S ti OM M A RE VtOME EXClTfe MEMT ABOUNC AU1AV J4f Z...A 21 .4L l ! 55 VI ,8'oyV'- 'illxEi, , 4:i r,n ,122 rrj . - fOi,Hf HyARSx -'- ri " I :::::.1f, ! in I li sszm . ::::;: S js I ' a a. 4i fi .47 ' 1 lYi'ViiiSi.iifM"ii,3iii.rifi.'r-i ..yy'v';r''",M-''- to no ..((Mi ; We nre making collection of the commonly used kitchen utilities pictured above. For nny of these ai tides you may have that have been used for some time, w will allow 1 0c for each and every one on the purchase price of a new Boye Stainless Steel Kitchen Tool. Churchill Hardware Co. THE, WINCHES! ER STORE I SOVIET FLYERS TO HOP TOMORROW FOR UNITED STATES MOSCOW. Auk. 7.-r-Th bl llio loved all inotal immophtno, "Land or the Soviets," will loayi' Moscow ut daybreak tomorrow inhoiit inld uiKht tonlKht, K. S. t.) on lis trans-Siberian, trans-l'acifle. trans American tllKlit to New York. Tin" Unit lap of 1.400 nillos will bu to Omsk. bo aviators arc: liorls sior- liiKot, navinaior: Scmyon hiiosia kov, illicit; Philip llololol', alternate pilot; A. Sliostukot. niecnanic, anu 1). B. Fulaov. WARNING GOES OUT TO DOUGLAS FRUIT GROWERS (Continued trom puxo 1) HlK-mch an lnfeeleil I'nm shollli. not be used on nnolher tree nn 111 It has been Blerlllz.ed. lie warns A Bolullon or one part of cyanide of mercury, one part ol' bichloride of mercury and fi'iil pails of water by welKllt slKiuld bo lined lo dlsln lect lools. A convenient and sale way lo bundle Ihe solution Is In u larKO, open otolith jiiK. usini:' al nwiih to put II on Ihe inslru jil.i "II Is absoluK ".y ck.si nllul thai I all Illl'ecMon he cleared UP lllls j year," decliirnl Mr. I'aiker. ' If II i Is not ridded nexl year we iliull experience serious linlble. Al ready in Ibis county one mower lias lost al leioil a thoutcinil hexes of pears on acro'unl of tin; hlli;!ll ; "We hud a IMIle IiUkIH last veur, but Ibis season It Is mode wide spread. I have found it feini 1 Sulberlln lo Winslou and inn con- vlnccd thai it Is also present In j other sections. It is linporsible 1 for me lo vl?lt every orchard In 1 the imi'-i'v ;iH I ll.el'dore advisi' ' any sr, .vein who Is doubtful about J his Iron to Kol in loui-h Willi me 1 immediately." Mr. Parker's of I lee Is In I lie red- I oral building above the po:;l ol'llie'l in ((uattets also ocoiiplt (I by Ihe! county ficriciiltiii-nl ir.'-i:t Tyh HA GOO&H:ti,J P p p IVOUlci Mi-Vl ' jf 2 IA-33ICTAMT J 7 i -y ' Wmih Put jj AjA hf. Chiropractor DRUQLESS HEALTH CENTER "Complete Health Service" Alimirul Vapor Hatha -1 327 Cass I'huiit) 491 1 wwaiintwrnnHii ,- iifgscsM DEAN B. BUBAF OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Classes 116 Jackson St. DR. NERB AS DENTIST Painless Extraction Gas When Desired Pyorrhea Treated Phono 488 Masonic LUUt;. Roseburg Cabinet Shop !Z Fowler St. FlrtNITURE REPAIRING AH kinds or lluilt-iii Work iiiadc to order. Window Screens made to order. E. S. AND F. L. COCKELHEAS riinno r,n ,i NOTICE Buy Uicc1 Cars from the Used Car Exchange nnd save money. Sold on money back guarantee. We pay each for used caro. Used Car Exchange Phone 463. Next to Deer Creek Bridge The Prodigal Returns A New Assistant I DR.