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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY. MARCH 21. 1930.
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m-ii HERE'S JErSS OLE J -sgg X4Llc5H7E:F; Ji
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FOR SALE
FOR WOOD or hauling phone
H 157-I.X. A. Ii. Mubley.
I'OR SALE 1!) head of goats. A. I.
i Cuskey. I'lloue 52F21. '
HAY FOR SALE Edenbower or
; chard tract. Phone 2Cr3.
, I'Oit SALE Bedroom set and oth
I ur articles. 218 E. Lane St.
WOOD FOR SALE Hlock, ?3.5u
per tier. Phone 1SF12. Jacoby
Uros.
RHODE ISLAND KED eggs for
hatching, $1 hundred. Phone
KF14.
WE SELL good fuel at fair prices,
and make prompt delivery. Page
Lumber & Fuel Co.
KfcEP the younp folks at home in
: a nice house. Get the material at
Pages'.
? FOR SALE S. C. Whtie Leghorn
hatching eggs. Flock sired by
Brown L. cocks. Phone i6F21.
(OLD (iHOWTH FIR Half season
i ed, $3 per tier in 2 tier loads.
South End Fuel Co.
CAE OWNER Dont target to call
653 when In need of auto parts.
Sartf'a Auto Wrecking House.
FOR SALE-A few purebred Bour
bon Red toms, good ones. Phone
21FG. N. 1. Conn, Melrose, Ore.
SEED POTATOES Earliest of All
Early Rose, Early Ohio, Burbank
and others. Leake & Beyers Co,
FOR SALE Used urea at a vi&
saving to you. All sizes. L. R.
Chambers service station. Phone
b'19.
TRACTOR AND SPRAY PUMP
REPAIRING Wo are equipped
to repair your machinery. Leake
At. Beyers Co.
SEEDS, SEELS, SEEDS Bulk and
package seeds. Fresh stocks. Gar
den toolB of all kinds. Leake &
Beyers Co.
FOR SALE Japanese iris mixed
only single and double, $2 per
dozen. Fred Schmidt, Roseburg,
Coos Junction.
FORDSON AND CLETRAC USED
TRACTORS Overhauled or "as
is." Reasonable prices. Leake &
Beyers Co.
SPRAY MATERIALS Sherwin
Williams dry lime sulphur, ar
senate of lead, fungi Bordo. High
quality. Low prices. Leake ii
Beyers Co. -s.
OLIVER PLOWS, DISCS. HAR
ROWS Regular and offset disc
harrows. Large stock of new and
used implements. Leake & Bey
ers Co.
PIANOS Several high grade used
pianos in modern size and .de
sign, in excellent condition. Very
reasonable. Roy Goodman, 847
S. Stephens.
MAYTAG SHOP has one used mod
el 82 reconditioned gasoline pow
ered washer, and one model 80
electric washer for sale at a bar
gain. Call at store.112 West Cak
St., or phone 42 for particulars.
FOR SALE Broccoli seed. Fall
King, ready for cutting October,
November. Should be sown now
and not later than April, also No.
1 and St. Valentine. Fred
Schmidt, Roseburg, Coos Junc
tion. FOR SALE Some fresh milk cows,
mostly Jersey; also several
young heifers in milk, ami live
voung, thoroughbred Hereford
bulls. Luke Bonnin, Happy Valley
ranch, 'or address Roseburg.
Phone 17F2.
IOR SALE If you break down or
have an accident of any kind,
just call L. R. Chambers at 649.
It doesn't cost so much. We
have ojie of Hie best tow cars in
the town, CDd take your car to
nny repair shop you say.
FOR SALE or exchange for auto
cai.ii) or ranch on Pacific or
coa.t highway, 650 acres, alfalfa,
grain and potatoes. Walker river
irrigation district, all under
ditch. Fine turkey country. Court
esy to agents. A. F. Niedt, Wel
lington, Nevada.
r'OR SALE Autn paint enamel. It
is time to p-iint your car, and w?
have the b'M auto enamel that
is to ha had. We have used it for
a long time. Come in and see
what it will do. L. R. Chambers,
Duratit sules anil service garage.
Phone 67y. 32; W. Cass St.
WHY RISK valuable turkey eges
when you can have them hutched
by experienced hMcher? Set ev
ery week. Write ofr prices, stat
ing number of eges and when
roady. White Leghorn chicks in
May $12 per 100, $110 per 1000,
oxpress prepaid. Roy S. Hands,
Cottage Grove, Ore.
FH( RENT 2"0-acre going ranch,
fully equipped, 3 mules and hur
niss, 2 horse riding cultivator,
good wafcon, disc, 2-sec'ion. har
row. 5 Jersey cows, 50 H. I. Red
hns, 15 turkeys, 60 head of
sheep, ewes, 35 acres In Italian
prunes. These prunes should
make $3,5oo this year. 15 acres
in mixed orchard, p'art, cher
ries, apples, walnuts. Rent for the
whole thing ?ti5 cah. TIip beet
deal in Itouglas county. See F. J.
Helliwell, Yoncaiia, Ore.
rOR RENT
IOU KENT Modern 4-tn-tm i
nished hous. Phone 471-L,
call H" a. Stcpbenst
WANTED
WANTED Work.Cixing up lawns,
garden spading, or any other
kind of employment. Phono 654.
WANTED To hear from man from
Idaho who applied lor farm po
sition. Hubert .McKay, Brockway.
WANT Douglas Co. acreage for San
Diego, clear for clear, $2aU0. A.
W. Wooliey, Ft. 1, Box 3s4, Na
tional City, Calif.
WANTED Middle aged lady for
housework on farm and help care
tor it small children. Wm. Vin
cent. Bridge, Ore.
WANTED Umpqua valley land for
Los Angeles suburban home. Ad
dress "Advertiser," care News
Review. WANTED High Bcuoui Doy lor bus
boy at the unipqua hotel. Must
have some experience. Apply
Mrs. Rice as the Umpqua.
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LOST
ijOST lilack leather brief case oil
highway between Oakland and
Hoseburg. Liberal reward for re
covery. J. E. Toibet, Rt. 2, ltose
burg. : ?
FOUND
FOUND Padlock. Owner may
have same by calling at this of
fice and identifying by supply
ing key.
""miscellaneous I
RUGS cleaned by
work guaranteed.
Greenlaw. All
Phone 173-J.
WALNUT and cnerry grafting ac
complished. R. H. Turk, Rose
burg, Oregon.
SA1.K.M homo to trade for " unim
proved acreage with timber. ff8
S. Liberty St., Salem, Ore.
FREE LESSONS given in. decora
tive painting and art neediu
work. 334 N. Rose. Phone 556-J.
NEW TODAY.
FOR SALE One hundred head of
ewes with their lambs. 218 E.
Lane St.
SPRAY But w'uy stock up? We
make it. Your dealer has it. Sutii
erlui Spray Co. ,
FOR SALE One good Jeraey cow,
will freshen April 2l. John M.
Telford, Happy Valley.
GOOD us inrw, two coal vunges
selling very reasonably. The Cali
fornia Ori-gon Power Co.
FOR SALE Full blood Toy Boston
Terrier puppies with papers. Call
at SOU West Mosher street.
NOW is your opportunity for that
used Monarch range at the Cali
fornia Oregon Power Co.
FOR SALE li-ton Dodge truck, A
real bargain at $150. See L. R.
Chambers, Nash service station.
LOST Big wolf-gray police dog;
limps slightly in left front foot
and is deaf. Notify Ward's cafe.
NOW Two slightly used large ire
boxes for sale cheap. Tile Cali
fornia Oregon Power Co.
FOR RENT L'ntil Sept. 1st, xo(
acres, sheep pasture; can he di
vided. Old Stewart place. Richard
ELles. .
$50 REWARD For It no vli dge
leading to the conviction oi party
or parties stealing my t.ov, ers.
C. E. Moyer nursery.
POIl RENT Furnished rcom,
steam heated, bath, hot ar.d eoid
water at ail hours. 12 S. J.uU
Kon. Hell Bldg;, upposite .mtiers
theatre.
FOIt SALE CHEAP Lloyd r ory
wicker folding su!l;y, j.'.moi;t i ew.
Also IMmrner Ktioay oil s ove
with oven and 15-galiua oil uruiu.
&n2 E. Washington Hi.
BICYCLE 'FOR SALE Bicycle,
lawn mower, sewing nu.ctiine, !
phonograph, gun and lock repair-J
ing. Scissoif,. knives and tools,
sharpened. -Keys to 1ft any 'lock.
By our expert. The Village Lock- i
smith. 535 N. Jackson. j
I
IT COSTS YOU NOTHING to have
your lawnniowHr inspected by an I
expei i. If it needs service we can I
give you a satisfactory job at j
very reasonable price. We ulco 1
file saws, giind scibsors, kniw
and all t-dtjfd toohi. Plione l'uio
low's, 116.
SAVE MONEY on your mortgage
lonu by our monthly pluti. Pay oil
the old mortgage with a new one.
We have a vry convenient In
h t ailment loan plan which not
only niake payment any, but ef
fects a worthwhile Having to the
borrower. t'mp(aa Sav inys and
Loan Association.
LOAN'S If you v. ant to. borrow
money see us firt! We know, we
have tho beut loan available. Our
monthly payments are leiy uud
our plan is definite. You. know
w 'htm vour loan iw paid off.
DOfGI.AS IlUU'lNi; A: LOAN
ASSO(IATIf). Medical Arts
Uidx. i'hone 215.
HMt SALK
lit'J! I'Uiant coach.
v.ry.i i:sex tour'p-li'-U
Kord coach.
IDL'S Nash coach.
V.V2H Ituick coach.
l!tt Ford roadatT with Iluck
.tHjl pte. all new (ires.
i'i:' :'i ut ' '('. i. used car
L. It. Chambers: Nah sales
service station. Phone 649,
C V i ' s w (H&'H't
HAW HAW HAW jP MO IMPEEPV UnIK
5HETLASJD F'O'IMfZjZ) VOL) jrZ
feil
WOOD FOR SALE Phono 24F21.
WOOD FOR SALE Dry Mr and
oak block wood. Price right.
Phone 21F21.
RUMMAGE sale, Roseburg Wom
an's club, opposite Antlers the
atre every Saturday. Coats,
dresses, shoes, hats anil many
other articles of clothing all re
duced. BEST nUY Near Roseburg and
pavement, 27 acres, deep soli,
good 6-room house, lights, hot
water; efsgs $S daily; crops, ma
chinery, cow. $5500. Sunny Slope
ranch.
FOR SALE $3000 home for
Modern 5-room house in
condition, large porche3,
trees, garden spot, fruit
$1700.
good
shade
trvuri.
ch(eken house aud large
yard.
Buy of owner
and save. Phone
(i5(i-J.
YOU can't beat this. One mile west
of Canyonville on main road, 17
acres bench loam, 12 acres level,
some cleared, balance timbered.
Clean, homey 3-room house with
breakfast nook, pantry and
closet. Good well, creek on place,
also Copco line. Ideal for chick
ens or small fruits. Price ?soo,
terms. Inquire 6;3 Mill St. Mere-
ly curious keep away.
Benson School P. T. A. spring
frolic. Friday. .March 21 at
7:30.
ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION
Official visit of Grand Mas-
ter Petersen Friday night lo
Philetarian lodge in joint
meeting with other lodges of
coupty. Work in the third do-
gre.fi. Special entertainment.
Limch.
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ATTENTION EAGLES
.
Funeral Bro. Geo. Engle Sut.
Iit::ii) a. m. Roseburg Under-
taking Parlors. All F. O. E.
members urged be present,
WORTHY PRESIDENT.
The Business and Profes-
sional Women's club will
met't at the Women's club
houser tonight. A good at-
tendance desired. . 4
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! DOLLARS LEAVING TOWN
Why does anyone have to
horn (ovn to town looking
for a ji;b? Ir, it hcca;me he can-
no get a job in his own elty?
Why do not the citizens of
every iohii patronize trir V
honic inftListnes : Why patron-
ize ih "toreiner" and p;iy t
! tl.iiO to gt:t their lawn mower
sliiinwiieil whtm thev can et
the job done lor 1.25 by a
man who lives in the home
town, whose euarantee of hat-
islactoiy work in backwt up by
his iiivt'Ktnictit in laxabie prop-
erty here. Jarvis haft the lat-
t chi ii:iprot:d lawn mow-r
simrpenin Hjtiipment. and he
only ciiares ?.2:" with a Kiiar-
! two-bit piecea for the family
Chiropractor
HEALTH CENTER
'Comolcte Health Service"
Aliii. ial Vat-oi Pih
ZM Cao I'uoae 4D1
POEM FOR THE DAY
By LOUIS ALBERT BANKS
PLAYING WITH PEARLS
This siory came from New York:
"l ahnie Sureila, 1, of 1) Crosby Ktreet, has Just had the distinction
in their neighborhood of wearing a $50,000 pearl necklace. Only those
persons who know Crosby street, in the lower East
Side of Manhattan, can really appieciato the dis- - " y$ m-Fwf
Unction. 1
"When Fannie's Um-le I ran::, whose driver's lie- -i;rr .,';.; ... ji
ense with a taxicau company cans
came home to the crowuoit nut a tow
vited Fannie, as usual, to look
nni.lrnt- Tin I t WHS 1UU IP
iut a Btrhr; of large white 'beads' that Fannie tried to
htei,u n ilmt nlm eould roll them over the floor.
r. ' i i. . i 1 1...
I : UeiC I 1 "din n;.U nei nun liv imu
in the gut.er near his taxi stand ut
EiEi.ty-aixth street. -
"Fannie incorporated the necklace Into all her jp
...j--, silir. I'l-nd.l iln ait willi it ilfniiiurl it over H -
,111(1 UHM (IftllUl llltu IMC K,ni n iillin
clean, to hear the delicate sound it
wore it about hor wriut anil then: R hung about her
chubby neck and then w ore it. as a pale crown atop her. dark, tousled
hair. Many times she pulled and pulled at it to see if she couldn't get
the beads off to really play with them, but the string was veiy strong."
In the meantime five thousand dollars reward had been offered
for the finding of the penrh. "Uncle Frank" got It, and gave Fannie u
new doll in place of the pearls.
This little maid who played with pearls
Was true to ways of little girls.
The pearls were just a plaything bright
Some stones that sparkled in the light;
They had no other wealth for her
Just made her, like a kitten, purr
A bit of sunshine to her dny,
A thing to toss about in play.
Alas, we children older fjrown
To just such carelessnes arc prone I
We play with our immortal souls
As though there were no higher goals,
As though our regnant power of will
Were but an evanescent thrill;
We waste our energy and power
On things that perish with the huur.
This necklace round old Tabby's neck
A gleaming chain, a brilliant speck
That's picked from out the muddy ditch
Without a thought of wealth so rich,
Is like our play with human hearts
We d buy and sell them in our marts,
And do not dream their precious worth
The rarest jewels known to earth.
If some men knew how rich they are
Their faces would outshine a slar;
They've chance for Iovij worth more than gold
, A source of pleasure all untold,
Have power the heaven's to entrance
To pulse and thrill with rare romance,
Yet many play with trifling things
And do not recognize their wings.
asteuiszation
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makes pure rich milk safe. We buy only the best grades' of
milk the market affords; wc fiuard its cleanliness every
step of the way from the farm to you; and we protect
your health by pasteurization, thus (jiving you permanent
assurance that every day your milk will be clean and safe.
Roseburg Dairy and
Soda Works
E. T. UNRATi , Manager & Owner
PHONE 1S6
The Cleanest Pb,ce in Town
VISITOI-S WELCOME
I.IIITIrIITITI7RrT.TI.T:.I:IIM
tnni trauK ue rueu, ..! ; .. ,. apk
mguis ago, ne in
lor things in his
V UeailN. lOWCVer. ' . U.
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hjuhu uh-iii .
Fifth avenue and V " 'Jlj:
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made. Then she
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f .. roiiTu. i M I-ACV.-W.ITI
ovm CM. Mil. Off CQMMfCt
Annual Cherry Crop Worth
$1,7)0.000; Every Fruit
Region of Oregon Takes
Part in Industry .
Oregon haB ubout 10,000 acres de
voted lo cherry growing. From this
acreage is annually harvested ap
proximately 10,000 tons which
oring to the oichardisto nearly $1,
750,000. Salem has been called the
Cherry City." Near The Dalles Is u
large cherry producing uvea. In
eastern Oregou and In the Rogue
River valley aro large cherry dis
tricts. Cherries are grown in prac
tically every fruit section ot Ore
gon. The principal varieties are
Royal Aline, llmg, Lambert and
Ulack Republican. Oregou cherries
are packed In special boxes, placed
in refrigerator cars and sold
throughout tho east. They aro ex
tremely large in uze, linn in tex
ture and beauttiuUy colored. From
the Royal Anno cherries grown in
Oregon are made tho highly prized
marischino cherries. The Oregon
trees yield from 3,000 to 4,000
pounds to the acre. There are about
2,500 acres of cherry orchards near
Salem. The largest Lambert cherry
n-cnard in tho world is near Salem.
Bins and Lamberts are usually
shipped east in the flesh state.
union county ia now enlarging its
ucreaga of cherries and has been
pronounced an excellent cherry dis
trict. The state chamber of com
merce has recognized this Impor
tant fruit Industry of Oregon by se
lecting it fur the mulerial of one of
its poster stamps whereby this ex
cellent fruit grown hero wll be ad
vertised to the nation ut. huge.
When you ask for Oregon cherries,
you will be pleasantly surprised
with the flavor and uniformly high
quality product you receive,
Eat baruecue sandwiches and
Uve forever. Brand's Road Stand.
WatkinH products, 120 W. Lano
Phone 177. Adv.
Eat barbecue Banvv'.chns and
live forever. Brand's Roml Slaud.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 1S9-L
Roseburg Cabinet Shop
542 Fowler Street
pullt-lns, Door and Window
Frames maoe to orders
We carry a stock of Veneer,
Saw Filing a Specialty.
DS..AND F. U COCKELREAS
Phorw 541-J
AT YOUR SERVICE
Phong 682
Day or Niaht
STEPHENS AUTO CO.
344 N. Jackson
Specials
Economy Grocery
UMPQUA CHIEF
FLOUR
49 lb. sack
Shasta Stoel Cut
COFFEE
39c
lb. tin
One Pound Tin Peanut Butter
MELOWEST
1 lb. for
Best Foods
SALAD DRESSING
19c
12
oz. jar
American Club
NAMCO CLAMS
No. 1 tall cans, 3 for
Only a few cases
PURE VANILLA
EXTRACT
oz.
!i'..T.T.T.T.TOI.T.I.III.I.I.I.I.IOII.IIIIWOMW
The Faster Drying Decorative Enamel
FOR
FURNITURE, WALLS end WOODWORK .
J5 beautifut colon innumerable mixtures
Fo Qf and the Coupon below you will receive
89c
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO,
THE WINCHESTER STORE
Roseburg, Oregon j
RUPTURE CURABLE
REPORTS EXPERT 7"
Results Not Influenced By Age or Time
Standing -
W. 10. Muidy, nationally known expert of Now York-"'
mid Philadelphia, but now o( Los Angeles, Hays:
"Ituiiture (Hcirnin) coinea through a natural opening.".".
It Is not a broach or tear in the abdominal wall, as mo.it '
people think, therefore BUbJect to cIohui-o." t'(,'
Tho ITardy Snpor Shield, as fumlshod and supplied ...
to the United Stalus Rovernment, Is a scientific advanew- (
ment over all other methods and will not only rolaiu..,.
any reducible rupture perfectly, giving immedlato and
complete relief; also relieve nil tear and danner ol'.i
strangulation; but closes Iho opening of tho average case "
In 30 days. Mu.ko up your mind to permanently close.:
Ihe hernial . opening by the use of the Hardy Super.,,,
Shield. Mr. Hardy himself treats every case perso.mlly.M
. and provoB to each what he claims for his treatment
If you want done what others have failed to do, see V. -E.
Hardy. Large and difficult cases of long standing
specially solicited. SpccTal attention given to cliildrun. at
nominal rates. ' '.
Mr. Hardy will bs at the Hotol Ros Sunday, March ;
23rd only. Hours: 10 to 12 a. yn., 2 to 5 p. m... evenings
6 to 9. Ask at desk for Mr. Hardy, Rupture Expert.
Avoid tilts use of elastic or web trusses with le-,,
straps, as same rests when the bump shows and not.i
where the opening Ih, olfell resulting in strangulation
and permanent Injury. Iu
Iion't wear your truss where the bump shows, hut"
place It where Ihe opening Is. It Is different. Call and bo,
Bliown. Ho will bo glad to show you without churgo oni.
fit you if desired. Anyone ruptured should remember tho
date and lake advautago of this opportunity.
Save this advertisement, as It will not appear ugalu. '"
Adv. "
Saturday and Monday
3 lb. tin
Small White
BEANS
43c
5 lbs. for
CHEESE
:28c
1 lb. Oval
Gold Leaf Jumbo
RIPE OLIVES
23c
Pint tins
Coffee (limit) 3 lbs.
48c
left.
25c &izc
26c
6NAMELOID (Pin On)
(1.00
t BRUSH 11 li . tcllxi Set)
TOTAJ. . .
. .....
You save 61c by filling out
this coupon and bringing it
with 89c to our store.
COUPON
Phone 63
COFFEE
ROYAL CLUB
$1.39
1 lb. glass Peanut Butter FREE
Blue Rose Fancy
RICE
37c
5 lba. for'..:
21c
SARDINES
Tomato or Mustard
32c
Tin, 3 for
Alaska Pink
SALMON
13c
1 lb. tin
for
.73c 1
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN
19c
MRS. STEWART'S
BLUING
1 6c 1
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