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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21. 1930.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE One IiufNang wood
lauge. iito rriuce or. Vtuies mail-
IUU UUlUa. A. V. C-3Wl'U, iUiLiU
Creek.
yoli SA Uue truineu coou
nuurni. Aiaa one skunk houuu.
iriurry liuil, Oakland, Oregon.
JAn jWtiiJL. Lhiu'L Xorgu; to aulU
ua vt u Hi ttl ul uu iuu.
CmU 0 Auto W recking tout.
KOH SALE Shepherd pupd. Moth
er wonts good on euuer sueeu
or came, jo-u Aoiauam. Wilbur.
FOU SALK Used tires at a big
Having lo you. Ail sizes. L. K.
Ouauioers service station. loiie
biy.
MAY TAG shop lias one model H
Aleadows guso.ine powered wasn
er lor Bale, cueap. Used about
one year, 90 cash.
FOU SALE Cows and heifers,
fresh and coming tresh. Reason
able, as am leaving, Fred Vedder,
and house on iooKiuggiuod road.
WANTED
WANTEL Wnen you need a tow
cur, cull CuuiuDerb. .Plioue ti-M or
Oi a.
' k FOR RENT
-
)R KENT Steam heated, fur
bished room. 122 S. Jackson St.,
opposite Autiers theatre.
i t R RENT OR SALE 4-room
i ouse, hot and cold water, part-
. if 1m mailed; garage; cuicKen
ouse lor 4uu hens. if 4 4 E. Doug
las. OFFICE ROOMS Light, airy, mod
ern, hot and cold water, steam
heat, located in heart of city,
rates reasonable. Apply -room 311,
Perkins building or phone
6.PARTA1ENTS FOR REN T
The best in town. Reiua reason
able. Steam heat, electric stove,
Fngidaire and modern through-'ou-
Phone 650 or 68.
M1SU-U .ANfcUUS I
IT IS "better to repair in the rain
than to live unuer a leak. Page
Lumber Fuel Co.
FREE LESSONS given in decora
tive. . paintings aud. arx. .ueudn
work. d'.H N. Rose. Phone boti-J.
A.TTRAOT1V.E qui a Die trespass no
tices printed on either cardboard
or sign cicth are sold by the
News-Review Git ice.
NEW TODAY
LADY wants work by day or hour.
zi'j N. Main St.
LIVE MINK WANTED Phone 130
between 7 a. m. and 3 p. m.
LOST Saturday, down town, strand
' ol Urou u beaus. Phone 6 bo-It.
WANTED Someone to cut 50 to
loo cords ot wood, good timber.
$1.50 per cord cash. R. E. Brown,
Wilbur.
FOCR HIGH ORADE used pianos
in excellent condition, $lz5 to
UUU. M7 S. Stephens. Pnone
b05-Y.
BROODERS, BROODERS, BROOD
ERS Buckeye American, Sol
hot. Coal brooders, 17.00 up.
Leake ilt Beyers Co.
FORDSOX THACTOK-Good con
dition, bolt pulley, other extras.
Repainted. Priced to sell. Miller
Sanford Tractor Co., 1-8 S.
Stephens.
FOR SALE One Durham cow, 0
years old, fresh, giving 4 gallons
or belter per day. John Roberts,
Dillard. Also old growth flr, 16
inch wood for sate. Phone 22F12.
MONEY TO LOAN We make
loans on city or country prop-t-riy.
Lowest monthly payments.
DOUGLAS BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION, Medical Arts
ISldg.
FOR SALE One of best dairy
ranches in county. Near 'Rose
burtf, on I'mpqua river, and milk
route. Modern buildings; electric
lights. Some wonderful soil for
alfalfa and root crops. Sw Mih.
L. O. Maddux, 101 N. Jackson St.
FOU SALE I Justness properly.
One of best buys In Roseburg.
' Small cash payment and terms
-on balance. Also nice new mod
ern resilience, well iuealeil, at a
bargain. Mrs. L. O. Maddux, 401
N. Jackson.
MONTHLY I'AV.MKNT LOANS
It you wish li build or buy a home
or refund your j.nwnt iiiorlKaBe.
have a liberal re.aDient
l.lau whereby lonnrf may be liid
in uiouljily insuillmentj. I'MP
IJI'A KAVINCS AND LOAN
ASSN., Douxlaa Absuaot Build
ini;.
l HOMEYandTAR
Pii n . i i I J. .1.
1 1 lArfS I!
3 aP coughs" a
S THROAT lRITJTIOM X
3 DUETO COLDS
( FOLEY'S
INCl'BATORS Oil and electric In
cubators, fl5 up. Leake 4c Bey era
Co. ,
LOCAL young man 23 desires work,
ilei.; clerical exp. ilox JiU, care
News-Review.
IF THEY can be pulled out of the
ditch, we .can do it. Stephens Au
to Co. 1'hone 582.
CLETRAC TRACTORS New and
used. Model 12 new 12tiu beie.
Leake Beyers co.
BEAN SPRAYERS Also complete
stock ot parts. L'sed outfits
cheap. Leake & Beyers Co.
SAWS. ' AXES, WElXiES Low
prices. Multnomah drag saw at a
bargain. Leake & Uuyars to.
NEED A WRECKER When acci
deut overtakes you or car iails
. to function. Call 682, night or
day. Stephens Auto Co.
CLIENT wants loan of $2500 priv
ate money on good real estate,
7 interest for three years. i.
W. Young & Son. Pnone 417.
Vjoday's markets f
. . , . 0
(Auocluted l'rt-M Leased Wire)
PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 21. Cold
weather ho lar li.ia fuiieU to briua
any further uUvotieea in es uiiu
Uuiter quuLuiioim. hut but-il
a.t inelr present fitjuiu lor mure
tnun it wi'fk and bmu-r hus not uU
vuncL'd Bln:e tu nuutlie ot Itist
WeeK. Prices wore sluuuy touuy urn
Wltuuut change.
Reviewing me fruit and vegetable
situation, Uie Portlund bureau oi lit?
L'lllled states Ufpar line lit Ot Ugl'i
cuiture says:
'Lu"h trading' continued liKht on
the wholesale Market, but deuvery
business to retuiiein, ivstuuraiua,
etc., still fluuriKhes, us a result oi
uturiay'8 additional -n wiuii.
"Several euriota of southern pro
duce are on truck, unom-neti. on in -count
of helUK ln;uceanibit uue to
drilted'streets and trackurit. South
ern fruits unci eKetabies rcinuiu
about unchanged In price.
"Potato load i n ks f i oni Yakima
valley points wen; greatly lessened
on Hatuiduy, because ot low tem
peratures there; and many curs of
Vakiinu slock on track at Hortlai.d
Were diverted noulh. ta a result ot
active demand Irani Cuiil or ma,
points. Tlie potato market shows a
stronger undertone, but Portland
pilces are unchanged.
"Local ct.uuage advanced again, to
3fcc jier H. to retailers, for best
stock. Cauliflower is moving slow
ly at present rather high prices:
green peaa from Mexico weri low
ered slightly to siiinulate i oiiMimp
tion; and lettuce prices art; firm,
both at Portlund and at- Impurim
valley shipping points."
PORTLAND. Ore., Jnn. 21.
sngar (httiked basis) Steady;
-Cane
fruit or berry. $.i.-l j per twt. liet
HUKitr. .".au cwt.
('"lour icily delivery prices)
Hteni.v;' -family 'prm'iitH, Ills,
whole wheat, 4'.h, fi.lU; Krabam. -I'J.,
tti.UU; baneis' hurd wiieai, 'J$x, 7.ti();
bakers' biuestem patents, Sos. $T.tit;
pustry fiour, Vjb, $i..r)U.
UllOtMtl4tllM
JU'TTlvIl Cube extras. US cents;
standards, 116 cunts; prune lirstn, v
cents; lirsl.-4, UJ cents.
tHKiH: tPouurj producers' prices)
l-'resh extras, 37 eenis; standard.
36 cunts; frc.ih ineOluin. Zli tents;
medium firsts, 3-1 cents.
bLiTi'bwt Af uirect shippers'
rh-k Kit 1 irrudc. 37 cents: o. 2
grade, 32 cents; stations No. 1, 3 i
cents; Iw. 2, o2 cents; Portland de
livery prices: No. 1 butlei tut, 3
cents; io. 2, 33 cents.
iUiLlv buyju ii ice, 4 pur cent,
2.40U2.uU.
1.1 vt; POULTRY Heavy hens,
over -1 h lbs., 2bfif-7c; ilo 3 & to ! 'A
lbs., 2;ffi2ie; do tinder "ik ios.. 20i;
21c; broilers, lignt, 3U'j)33c; col
ored, 22 cems lti.; old roosters, 12c;
slugs, 11c; ducks, l.Mu-2c.
Ui;ii.SriKD rot'l.Titl' Turkeys,
famy toms, 'ilfa ole; fancy hens.
30(J32c.
'iojiaTOBS Local. hot house,
25 4t3Dc; Calitornla, $i.tu lu ru
pucKcd. UrtiuNS Selling price to retail
ers: tiets, S'utfC lo.; Ukitnu JloUu,
ILlU-if 1-uU; tiiegon. i.i:r(t 2.00.
k Hu.su Ve-uvirtbL.fc;s celling
price: Lettuce. Imperial uiiey,
.i'ofn l.Tii; Sacramento, $2 a-2.'--;
string beans. 226 2iv; peas. liiiUc.
liUCKlbKltltlbb i-aiicj, 12(0-
l4TAtll!H POTATOES Deschutes
gems, S2.7'irri'3.2r; Yakima, t H.i.'fa
j. mo cwt.; ,VA ester a Oregon, v2.-od(
2. &0.
CUANBKHHI12H Late 1 Lowes.
$1.01); Capo Cod. :t.iiUtfi. 3.J J bu.
box; Eastern. lu barrel.
KiJTS Oregon walnuts, 'fP
28c; California 202Se; peanuts jaw
iuc; Brazils new crop 2(24 ; al
inonds, 31'f Hoc; lilbci Is. -c;
'"'sw'h.'KT I'UiATOKS Calirornla.
5 ffi 7 cents a pound; Southern
Yums. 13.00 crate.
COCNTH1T AlbATif rti!lng prices
to retailers: Country killed hogs,
beHt butchers, undur (5u v j:uiUb,
Wf KiMtc a pound; latiib:. 2erfi ;
veal, 7.) to U0 lla., cjuiiIs;. heavy
mutton, l&c.
HO I'd Nominal, 198 crop, 11
13 Vic..
WOOL 1928 nop nominal Will-,
amol'e valley. 2(i33c; eastern Ore
gon, IS'u J7 Vie.
or,
Illl
.Mar. ..i.
. 1.:
I.:.;
1.2H
l.-.'S
I. SB'
1.2.; '
,'A.JII 1V1IKAT Itiir Itt-n.l 1. 1 u
Kt. in, har.l wlill.-. 1.3": s.ill whit
i- u..i..rn whit.- har.l Mil
ti-V nnrth.'in .sprint?, l.l'u;
w.-stt-ni r.-l, 1.20.
HATS X.i. 2-:" lh. whit.'. :;'...'.".
ATTENTION, ODD FELLOWS
I'nlon I-lnt-anipnieiit will
confer Ihe Uoyal I'lirple de-
iiree Wetlnesilay eveniiiK, Jan.
22. Lunch.
The Truth
About Fat
Science has found that excess fat is
largely due to a weakened gland. Now
physicians the world over, in treating
obesity, combat that major cause. Star
vation b not advised.
The chief factors they use are em
bodied in Marmot prescription tablets.
People have used them for 22 years
millions of boxes of them. In late years,
excess fat has been fast disappearing, as
everybody knows.
The method and formula are explained
in every box of Marmola. As you gain
new alenderness, beauty and vim, you
know why. Go try the method which has
done so much. Watch the amazing results.
All druggists supply Marmola t$l a box.
POLLY AND HER
HMMM! ODT
GERTRUDE liJT
Sr?EKIrJ' HERSe-LP
gmi)-!;iit
sTtmn:s
- Kt Mhc Trell -
Mlj, the Shadow-Boy, Doesn't Care
for Mountain Climbing, At All.
Mij Ciung to the Car.
Mlj, Flor, llanid, Yarn and Kmtrf
the five little shadow-children
with the odd, turned about names
were kept exceedingly busy. It
wasn't that they had any particu
lar work to do like homework, or
mending, or practicing on the
piano. No, it was an altogether
different, sort of work.
The real-children, who were the
shadows' masters and mistresses,
were on a journey around the
world. Of course the shadows fol
lowed them around. Now it is
hard enough for shadows to follow
real-children around in their na
tive land. In a foreign country it
Is the most difficult thing imagin
able. For just think, everything is
strange and new. Shadows, like
children, are curious. They forget
to Ipok where they are going and
lo! they full off a bridge or are
pushed against a. sharp wall or
suddenly find themselves wander
ing down a street they have never
n before, lar away from their
masters and mistresses.
lie careful when you go on your
trip around the world, that you
keep your shadow always in sight
even though It Is cloudy and It can
scarcely be Been. Above all, do
not be too curious yourself ut
least, not as curious us the boy in
this story.
They were In the city of Inns
bruck, which Is high up among the
Alps.
"Oh. look at the high moun
tains!" all the real-children ex
claimrd, pointing to the snow-covered
peaks that surrounded them.
None of them looked harder
than Mij's master, Jim.
"Let's climb to the top of one of
ITALIAN TROOPS BEAT
ARABS IN ENGAGEMENT
TRIOLI, Jan. 20 Troops en
gaged in battle yesterday with
Arab tribcfcim-n outside Murzuk.
The Aratw tied after a spirited
engagement, leaving 50 dead and
21 wounded. Twelve "were lakn
prisoners, among them one cliii'f
Utin. Italian losses w;re IS wounded
HoMoreNeuritis
In Arms, Neck, Legs or Thighs
If yu want to K1' rlt of the aR'jnl
ln; imlnp c.r neurUi. neur;ilj,'la, M' i.it
. a ir rhoumiitism. Jut appiy Tyntnl
t t tie afTt?'-tff! parl anl see how
quickly all misery will ceatte.
Tvifrto) Ir a powerfully jwn"traHn
bfuTlnt. xoottifti)! and hMtlirur In Ha
Biiiori. nhlh In tiirouich tha
lor" find 'julfkly r-Hflie (lit tturnlnc,
arhJ:ifr nrve, Thnne atuhlorn paltta
In tl.e bark of tho nek. alout the
nhotildfr blnrJe, fare or hal. In the
forearm an1 finRcrit, or extendlrff
down th tlilRh to the toe tips, will
eron diapivar. Cramping of the nrif
rlen will t'., and you will no Jf.ncr
Miherf! with norn'st. nw-lllriK.
nrlff nf!. numlinfM or t5ndcrneaa of
the joint and IlKHmenta.
Tymol In not an ordinary Unlmmt
or iwlv. but a l.nt(flfl nw mI'lrnt
that In ntirlvc!irrern from anythin
r.ti have evr urd. r"n't iinr any
longer. Get a aupiJy of Tvumol at ar.r
jood drug store. Aiar on hand ftt
NATHAV KlM.KHTO.V
WitU StOKt
. r' ( ODD.) "
1 f ME: )
PALS
f .Til i3H.T TlksP SS--
1 V
kKTT tfNjL-
BRAT B&&N
"SHRIEKED -
dcc. I Tit"iCu;c-i V
i .x 4uv
them," he said eagerly.
"Which one?"
"The highest one the very
highest one."
"Hm-m," said father, "that's too
high for a little boy like you to
climb but we shall see what we
can do."
And they all walked to the foot
of the mountain. There they found
a little car which went up a third
of the way, for It was such a high
mountain and so full of snow that
the train couldn't go a bit farther.
So they all climbed into the cur
and went up a third of the way.
Jim was terribly excited. While ali
the others sat quietly in the car
he ran to the back platform and
leaned out.
Bump-bump-hump, went poor
Mij, for when his master leaned
out, he was tin own right onto the
tracks. Bump-bump-bump. You
may be sure he was glad when the
train stopped.
. The worst was to ,como. Tlrfry-
now- found another car which
went almost to the very top. In
stead of rolling on a track, it
sailed aion? on a Btroug wire cable
high over the, ground. It was like
riding on a telegraph wire.
The others were all delighted.
Mij wanted to go back. It was top
late, into the car they went. Then'
off it sailed. The next instant Jim
stuck his head out of the window
and his poor shadow clung to the
outside of the car by his finger-
tips, expecting at any lnstunt to
drop thousands of feot below.
At last the car readied the top.
Mij uttered a -Ijuli of relief and
sat down on a pebble to get hack
some of his strength. He shudder
ed to think of having to go
through it all over again on the
downward trip. Wasn't there
some way out? Couldn't he walk
down?
Juts, as he was about to beg
the ol her shadows to advise him,
the the sun went behind a eloiuir
Do you know what thin means to
a shadow? It means he can go
where he pleases, for when there
is no strong light, he cannot be
seen.
With a cry of triumph he start
ed down the mountainside, flitting
from rock to rock as only a sha
dow can. lie turned to look back
at his master who, to tell the
truth, hadn't missed him.
"Next time, treat' me better and
I won't run away from you," he
called back. "Nothing will make
me go back to you now nothing."
Hardly had the words left his
mouth when the sun came out
from behind the cloud and Mas
ter Mij, before realized what hap
pened, found himself back at hie
master's side.
And did he have to go through
his painful experience on the trip
down
Oh yes.
native BOldiers. Tlie Italians were
aided by three airplanes. The
Italians occupied Murzuk.
V.OUT-SHf?lK&D.' I?
Serving the Public Well
It Is our Krrali( di-asuro .o
irve the public wll. WhctH'Vi-r
you wish liiformiitifin on bufneHs
or Invi-Htiiifiit. uiatliMB, our of risers
will gladly aid you.
ThG'osebur5Ndliondl Bank
Eosebur.Ore.
pi
t!
Sprained Tonsils
s
HAS THE DERrJ I
THCIROUSHLV
OUT'; BUT SHE'S
- ii.vy'
GUNMEN MURDER ON
OAlC fAKK 5 IKfcfcT
t.Uaui-i-Uvd l'ri Ia-um.i1 Wiiv)
CliiL-aOO, Jan. 21. Tnree gun
nii a at an uuLOiiiouiio jtstuiviaj
ouOt u.u Killuu joiiu i'. Le fo.iufcm,
j, bubines man, uu a uueei m
u.itt rum, a tuuuib. 'uie uumun
escupeU.
le b auger 'owned u painting and
dccoi'aung stoic, bee King u. io
livu lor uie siuying, puiim begun
an investigation ot the uiaub uu
luii activities ULtur It was stud lit
nad nud Uouuxu with iitbur oiu
ciais. One of Uiose jD2S Chevrolet
coat ties you nave Uueu wanting
now Lot' biue at a very reasonauie
price uy iiuiioun Ctiuvroiet Co.
AUV,
ROYAL ARCH MASONS
AT I tw now
Don't forget the regular
. ineeving oi ,Lautoi (Jnupter
0 'luesuuy evening, Jan. List, v
Dinner will he acivcti ul 0:90.
All chapter members are re-
uuesieu to aiiend. Bring your
wile.
W. F. HAUKIS, Secy.
-
EAGLES NOTICE
Uegular nieolinn; Wednes-
day h p. m. initiation. Bros.
Biglow and Slieeban will be
there. All members are urged
to come. Bring your last ot.
ficlal receipt. Social andd
diflice. Important business. -
WOUTKV PRESIDENT.
ATTENTION LEGIONNAIRES
Repular mretiiiK of Umpdua
PohI No. Ameilcan Legion,
Tuesday, Jan. 21, at 8 p. m.,
Horiebui'K armory. 1'oat mem-
bera wili be gueata of ludiea of
auxiliary at entertainment and
lunch fn:;owlnK the meetinR.
Kvery member requested to bo
nresent.
ADJUTANT. (
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
512 Fowler Street
Buitt-ins, Doer and Window -Frames
ma tie to order.
We carry a "stock of Veneer.
Saw Filing a Specialty.
ED S. AND F. L. COCKELREAS
lhnm fill -J
LATEST PULLMAN
ON S. P. AFFORDS
HOMELIKE EASE
The Southern Pacific company
has ad tied a new type of Pullnuiu
observation car lor the comfort and
service of Ita custom ere. The -outside
of the car Is of silver color
and the Interior is steel liued and
enameled in the latest shade of
oft green. Iai'Ke, easy chairs and
luxurious davenports line the sides.
( Heavy padded carpets cover the
t floor. A small, but complete, eodu
I fountain has been placed in the cen
ter of the car. The smoker Is just
ois surrounded by small electric
lights ham; on the walls of the
smoker. The ladles dressing loom
and bath Is behind the smoker with
the men's dressing room at the end
of the car. The entire coach Is that
of a luxurious living room.
OREGON NEWS
PORTLAND. li was tit for tat
between L. C. Coffey, watchman
at an automobile company plant,
and a burglar here. Col fey slugged
ihe burglar on the Jaw with his
fist and the burglar slugged Coffey
on the head with a revolver. Both
departed their own way.
McMINNVILLK. W. Y. Gray,
mayor of -McMinnviUe. is seriously
ill of pneumonia.
PENDLETON, A hlg!.er tariff
on raw materials used in the manu
facture of butler substitutes will
be asked of congress by Umatilla
County Pomona grunge.
UROWNSVILLE. Mrs. Clark
Swearigen died from burns she
suffered when her nlghtclotbing
caught fire while she was kindling
a stove.
DAILY W EAT HER REPORT
U. S. Weather bureau Office,
Roseburg, Oregon. Data reported by
E. H. Fletcher, Meteorologist In
charge.
Barometric pressure (reduced
to sea level) 6 a. m - 30.50
Relative humidity & p. in. yes
terday (per cent) 90
Highest temperature yesterday 34
Lowest temperature last night 20
4veruge temperature for Uie
day 1 ; 21
Normal lomporuture for ibis
date 41
Precip. In Inches and Hudredthi;
Precipitation for 4 hours,
ending 5 a, m T
Totnl preclp. since 1st month.. 3.23
Normal preclp. fir this month 6.31
Total preclp. from Sept. 1,
1029, to date 12.66
Normal precip . ft urn Sept.' 1
to date 17.17
Total deficiency H.uce Sept. 1,
1929 4.81
Normal seasonal preclp. Sept.
to May, Inclusive 31.16
Forecast for interior southwest
Oregon: Fair and eontiuued cold
tonight and Wednesday.
THRIFT WEEK
Thrift is the road to prosperity.
Uudot your incomo and, atari wiv
ing now. XI. P. W. club. Adv.
Ford trucks, lora or them, year
models 1920 1 2-3 4-5 U-7 priced J.oin
$iju to ?20U, for uulu by iianteu
Chevrolet Co. Adv.
Expert battery recharging atr
vice. Kasy to drive In and oul. New
land's battery deimrtmenl. Adv.
1
ATTENTION UMPQUA UNIT
Kcxular seasion lTmpftia
Unit at the armory Tuesday,
Jan. 2U at 8 o'clock. - Knter-
tainmeut and refreshments 4
with legionnaires afier the
meeting. Members are urged
to come.
.
13. & P. W. NOTICE
4
(iytn cUihb Wednetiday eve-
ning at l.'-l" at Kentor high.
MtHiL ' at lies' diugstoie at
7:10 p. m.
tar sf
O JL
1 ake advantage of this ex
ceptionally low fare and
make that promised trip to
San Francisco and bay
points.
Axle ni'tl ) liri xi iiUilirr
ttoii ciiihi iiiiii!J lliis und
Southern Pacific
J. E. Clark, Agent
COUPLE FROM LANE
COUNTY WEDS HERE
Albert Henry Fine, of Oukiidge,
und Villetle Kiguy tt Eugene eie
married yusteruay afteruoou at the
ot'tice ol Justice of the Peace C. i
Hopkins, omy the necessary wit
nesses were present for the cere
mony. They will reside at Oak
ridge, where the groom Is employ
ed as a logger.
10 BILLION MAY BE U. S.
EXPENDITURE IN 1930
WASHINGTON. Jan. 20. Expen
diture u I $l",n"i.0"M,imo for iun-i.trm-tiou
and maintenance in the
United Slates during the present
year is believed by Secretary La
mont to be assured If the outlay or
residences, commercial and Indus
t rial st rucLures and ot her prl vat e
operations reaelica the $3,00,UOO,
000 total of 1SJH.
The secretary already h:m re
ceived special reports indicating
that 7,000.0110,000, a new pe -retime
record, will be spent on public
works and by public utiiititd ung
the year.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
6Hfcillt n tha fitting of
Glasses
110 Jackson St.
Chiropractor
ORUQLESS HEALTH CENTER
"Complete Health 8orvice"
Mluural Vapor Baths
527 Cass tiMiie 481
Large and complete stock of walnut, filbert, peach, prune,
pear, cherry, apple, fig, chestnut, persimmon, etc. "
Selected fruit trees for replants.
Fifteen varieties of grapes.
Street and shade trees, also roses, vines and other
ornamentals.
Why nut deal direct with the grower and owner, securing
home grown acclimated stock.
Nursery and Sales Yard 8 miles south of Roseburg . on
Pacific Highway, or I mile south of Coos Junction. '
C. E. MOYER
m rriwJiL tur i j
sk tor
10l g For that Hot Cereal Breakfast
j that doctors recommend for
S gowing boys and girls, serve
SPERRY Wheaihearts
Quickly digestible. Contains the nour
Jhing, energy-building heart of the
wheat. P. S Children love Hi
- 2
1 CL
1 Excursion
raecisco;
and return
for further
other livrct
noseburn;, Oregon
At Last
men:
Wade -Butcher
SPECIAL -
Curved Blades
A Now
Curvad
Sharper
Olaalo lor yoor Safety Raz of
10
each
P -ge of S Blades 50c
12 fort 1.00
lust the blade for YOU I Tha sharp
dge lasts and lasts each'-blads)
uniformly reliable.
A Product of WADE A BUTCHtjt
,f.Jt.r. of Fin 5rtn.M Cutlwy. Ct
end Ka tort tar ootr .0 j ..r.
Churchill Hardware
Company ;,:
wivi, witu.i.
rrice l.ui ...
Tickets for this special cxJ
cursion will be good on
train leaving Roseburg
2:10 p. rn., January 24.
Final return limit Febru
ary 3.
in fur ma
Od iiii i n :i