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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 6. 1930.
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FOR SALE
ASPHALT SHINGLES
kinds at Pages'.
FOR SALE Jersey bull. Phoi
3F5. Jos. Heidenreich.
FOR SALE Dry fir wood, $2,601
per tier. Ftione 24F3Z.
IK IT'S shoe laces or shoe polish,
try Bruton's Shoe Shop.
CLETRAC TRACTORS Sales and
service. Leake & Beyers "Co.
FOR SALE .Milch goats, TogKen
bergs. Fresh now. Phone 645-J.
WOOD FOR SALE Dry tir block
ut summer prices. Phone 24F21.
HAY ROPE Also forks. Track and
hay carriers. Leake & Beyers Co.
FOR SALE 6-clylnder Chevrolet
coupe, run only 3200 miles. Phone
1S7-R.
RHODE ISLAND RED eggs for
hatching, $4 hundred. Phone
8FH.
WOOD FOR SALB Block, J3.50
per tier. Phone 18F12. Jacoby
Bros.
SHOE LACES Forty-seven differ
ent kinds at Bruton's shoe
laces.
FOR SALE Kale plants, $1 per
1000, if taken at once. Gerald
Bacon, JUmpqua.
WALL BOARD Kalsomine and
joint plaster. Page Lumber &
Fud Co.
DRYER STOVES AND FANS Let
us supply your prune dryer
needs. Leake & Beyers Co.
FOR SALE One 2-year-old milk
ing Btrain short horn bull. J. M.
Lectgerwood, Myrtle Creek.
LITTLE -ROOSTERS- 10c each, or
$8 per hundred, delivered at Myr
tle Creek. 'Perry Edwards.
FOR SALE Jersey cow, 6 years
old, S65. High tester. J. I. Gra
ham, 1st road south of Kelley's
Korner, 4th house.
MILLER DEHYDRATERS Better
fruit and lower drying expense.
Terms. Agents Leake & Beyers
Co.
FAIRBANKS MORSE PUMPS
Pumps and power for any size
installation. Low prices. Leake &
Beyers Co.
HALLOCKS Wholesale distribu
tors for Perry Veneer Co. Straw
berry hailocks and tin top bas
kets. Rudolp Solnicka, Rose
burg. Phone 22F15. Warehouse:
Coos Junction. "
FOR SALE Dodge power plant for
use on dryer fans or irrigation
purposes. Also top, windshield
and box for converting Dodge
v touring into light delivery. Willis
E. Tiffany, Myrtle Creek, Ore.
I WANTED
4
WANTED Steam traction engine,
12 horse power or more. John
Wilson, Rt. 1, Glengary.
WANT TO RENT Sheep ranch,
capacity 300 head, for this fall.
Box 2165, care News-Review.
WANTED A few era tec of straw
berries Monday. Mazio .Ross,- care
Mrs. Bessie Rover, Dillard, Ore.
Phone 22F4.
WANTED Young cockerels, hens,
any breed but White Leghorn.
State number and prices. Azalea
Hotel, Azaiea, Ore.
bALESMEN WANTED 66 miles
on 1 gallon. Amazing new mois
ture gas saver. All autos. 1 free.
Critchlow, 4610-E, Wheaton, 111.
4S0 ACRES grain and sheep ranch,
$10,000. Open range joining, lo
cated 7 miles from" Diamond,
Harney county, level good soil,
375 acres cultivated, netting
wire fence, 3 wells, good water,
4 -room house, shade trees, out
buildings, stables, corrals, gran
ary. Mail route. No encumbrance.
Will trade for smaller place.
What have you? Inquire of
owner, c. Schaper, R. 2, Juction
City, Oregon.
WANTED Truck men to take con
tracts for hauling '1200 cords of
pulp wood from Melrose, Ten
mile and Camas Valley points to
nearest railway Btations. Bids for
tills hauling will be received up
to June 10, and will be consider
ed for all or any part of this
wood. Information concerning
such contracts may be obtained
by writing to. or calling on W.
L. JIcAboy, Tenmile, Ore. Right
is reserved to reject any or all
bids.
FOR RENT
FOR It EXT 5-room plastered
houe, close in. 139 Sheridan St.
FOR RENT Modern furnished
apt. Deardorff Apta, 112 Brock
way. FOR RENT Furnished apts.,
ground floor; modern; close in.
i'hone 645-J.
FOR RENT June Mh, o-rooni fur
nished ground floor apartment.
113 West Lane atreet. G. W.
onng- Son. Phone 417.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment,
hot water, electric stove, garage.
Nice location. Inquire Bubar
Bros. Phone 214.
FOR RENT Furnisned modern
a:artiueut. close In. sleeping
porch, electric rauge. Phone t79
mornings. Call 124 " W. Douglas
St. aflernooas.
FOR RENT 2-roora furnished
house, J6 per month. See maid at
Douglas hotel.
FOR RENT June 9th, 5-room fur-
nished house, close in. Phone
61-R.
FARM FOR RENT and stock tor
sale: J. D. Vedder, 2nd house on
Lookingglass road. '
.
I MISCELLANEOUS
.
NOTICE Will receive wool and
mohair at Kurtz warehouse. Mar
ket price paid. John Rour.
CAR OWNER Don't forget to call
653 when in need of auto parts.
Sarff's Auto Wrecking House. ,
EXCHANGE 160 acres; one-half
mile river front. 10 acres bottom
land. All fenced. Fair bldgs. Good
road. Take Roseburg property to
$1000, $500 cash and give time on
balance. Price $3000 cash. G. W.
Young & Son. Phone 417.
NEW TODAY
HINGES Locks, hasps, cupboard
turns, etc., at Pages .
VACATION TIME Hats now on
sale for Saturday. Bell Millinery.
WANTED Pup up to 6 nios., small
dog. male. 817 Houck. Telephone
120-R.
BICYCLES as low as $3.50 down
and $1.00 a week. Puckett's Bi
cycle Shop, 635 N. Jackson St.
CABBAGE PLANTS 65c per nun-;
dred. Watzig Hatchery, Winches
ter St. Phone 25.
FOR SALE 3 fresh cowb, cIvinK
from 5 to 6 gnllonB per day. G.
S. Cobb, Rt. 2, Box 46, Roseburg
BEST built trailer in Rosebui'K for
Bale. Be used for boat or camp
ing. Also big friers for sale. D. B.
Boone.
SPOT CASH for used cars or will
sell your car for you. Bring It in
and have it appraised. L. L. Rob
erts Motor Co. Roseburg Garage.
Phone 40S.
FOR RENT Six-room modern
houise, close in, and several
smaller houses for $7.50 to f 10.00.
AUSTIN REALTY & INSUR
ANCE CO. PHONE 693.
WANTED Washing and ironing,
6 uoz. rough dry 00c; 3 doz. flat
pieces Ironed 50c; ladies' dresses
10c, and up; men's shirts and
underwear 10c. 926 Hamilton St.
Phone 663-J. Mrs. Noah.
BUY OUR COUPON CERTIFI
CATES drawing interest semi-annually.'
Clip your coupons same
as government bonds. DOUGLAS
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIA
TION, Medical Arts Bldg. Phone
245.
FOR SALE 25c doz. aster, mari
gold, pansy, zinnia, pinks, sweet
Sultan, straw-flower, love-in-mist,
blue lace, dusty miller,
kochia, Bellis English daisy
plantB. W. A. Morian, 233 Ford
St., foot of Lane.
WANTED Will contract for one
hundred cords four-foot old
growth tir or will buy anywhere
on hard road on or near high
way between Roseburg ami
Camas Valley. No Filipinos need
apply. E. K. Morgan, Roseburg,
Ore.
LOANS If you want to borrow
money see us first! We know
we have the best loan available.
Our monthly paynioms are less
and our plan is definite. You
know when your loan is paid off.
DOUGLAS BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION, Medlcpi Arts
Bldg. Phone 245.
MONTHLY payment loans. If you
wish to build or b:'.y a home or
refund your present mortgage,
we have a liberal repayment
plan whereby loans r.ir.y be paid
in monthly installments. The to
tal cost of one of our lo;:ns Is
lower than any like organization
doing business in the state. We
invite comparison. I'MPQUA
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA
TION. Douglas Abstract building.
STOCK RANCH TO TRADE S00
acres in Graham county, Arizona.
Improvements consist of good 6
room house, barns, out-buildings,
garage for 3 cars, shop and tools,
corrals, feed lots and plenty wa
ter. . .
PRICE $10 per acre.
Want improved land near town
anywhere between Ashland and
Roseburg, Oregon.
BRUCE COMPANY
Myrtle Creek, Oregon.
cars
1930 Nash 4-door sedan. Better
than new.
1930 Ford, coupe, just like new.
1930 Duraiit 4-door bedan. lie
sure and see this.
1929 Cliev. 4-door sedan, driven
7,000 miles.
1929 Dnrant 2-door sedan.
1927 Dodge sedan.
1926 Dodge coach.
1922 Dodge touring.
1926 Dodge sikmi touring.
1927 Whippet coupe. See this
for a real bargain.
1927 Nash touring with winter
top. The best buy in town.
192N Nash 2-door sedan. Aiino.it
new.
1928 Bulck standard six 4-iluor
sedan just new.
1927 Kotd T touring. $135.
1927 Ford V roadster with
Ruxtle axle.
For tile best values and the best
used cars you should see thee
cars st lite L. It. '.'hittiiijei i Giir
aire. rl he' old Slat garage. Calf
49 or 679. L. R. Chambers or 1'.
W. Cooper.
POLLY AND HER PALS Between the Devil
SPlsK.' in 5P1TE- OF-
THE- R.UMBERS W'
WISHED 0J H!A
H REFUSES T'COvfEv
TO 5ukBURJ BEACH
DOOr.S One panel, two panel and
five panel at Pages'.
DUE to taking a vacation nil bote
will be on sale. Bell Millinery.
PIANO for rent. Sirs.
Brand. Phone 695-J-l.
Cbas. A.
FOR KENT Restaurant on Pa
cific highway, in the city of
Sutherlin. For further informa
tion inquire at Sunrise service
station.
QUITTING BUSINESS Still have
many barguinB in household
gooos and store fixtures. Come,
look and be convinced. Umpqua
Trading Post, 32S N. Jackson St.
FOR SALE Bungalow, hardwood
floors throughout, wails papered,
fireplace, garage, (splendid fur
nace, close in. Can be handled for
as little as $500 down. P. O. Box
No. 1212.
with T"-rr i-- r -. 3 cN -V s
w3sm mi wcts-
:
POEM FOR THE DAY
By .LOUI$ ALBERT BANKS .' v
HUMANITY'S STOCK GOES UP
Plans lor a 2S-story hotel for working -mothers with small children
from whom financial suppurl has been withdrawn have been com
pleted, and. as soon us funds are available, work on the structure will
he sum ed in accordance with the charter just granted the Working
Mothers' association, according to r,n announcement by Mrs. Rose
( limenko, president of tile association, on apih
"1 iw!?!''-!;';sa "iie hotel will house 1000 persons.
::f,'y:r(M'.fMi4 while the silo lor the building lias not been iuir
:FT':W :iS3--hisvl, it is proposed to buy a block of laud 200 by
::i:'',J.:';'':::V;B:viS?i:'200 feet in Manila; Ian.
"2im&mi According to the design by Harry Allan Jacobs,
rf&rBij architect, the building will have four wiwni, "txlend
.; :: ':';!J ;,. at right angles, eliminating all inside rooms. Each
sflSf? ' .loor will have thirty-six rooms, made up into four
. wrfwwi.'il'iS ::,.. ,.,,.,, ,,f,,-i,.,iiic nii.ht t wn-! iinm fllmi't.nieilts
ind eight one-room apat fluents.
Much wing will have its own solarium, and I hero
vill be an auditorium lor children's plays, mothers'
lull meeting!:, concerts and motion pictures. Every
ftort has been made to include in the. building lea
ares which will make it an all-suflicient center.
Some of ihese are a cafeteria, a swimming pool, a
ivmnasium and kindergarten, a vocational giiiue reg
ister bowling ailevs, billiard rooms and eight roof gardens four on the
sixteenth and four on the twenty-eighth floor. Of the four open courts
formed by the wings of the building, one will be used as an entrance,
and the other three wiil serve as open-air playgrounds, with super
vised play for the children. ,,,,,,
In describing the aim of the association in building the hotel, Mrs.
Climenko said: "The hotel is planum mainly lor tm- assistance oi
mothers, roRan': ss of creed, who iit. i'ie bun ;imp. ntmosphoie during
the period of readjustment, lolloping tin- withdrawal of linaitcial and
moral domestic support. In the hotel these mothers will be assisted and
housed during their crisis, and facilities lor child-cure, vocational guid
ance and mat'-rial assistance v.in b" provided.
Among the sponsors of the association's venture. Mrs. Climenko
said were Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, Mrs. Rebekah Kolint, Mrs. Edith
Tot ten Fanning. Theodore W. Darrell, the Rev. John llaynes Holmes,
Leon Itolheir, Alexander lling. Mrs. Fred (luc.geiiheimer, Mrs. Paul
Block and Max Steuer. News story front New York May 1, 1930.
As back through history we creep.
We note our human stock grows cheap.
Mere motherhood is quoted low,
Drops lower as we farther go;
And childhood's worth was lower still
A little girl gave not a thrill.
The dreairi3 that plan this vast hotel
Reveal far more than words can tell.
They tell of manhood on the lise, ,
Of men and women growing wise,
Whose vision is so bright and clear
They count humanity as dear;
See motherhood a shining grace
And heaven in a child's sweet fuc.o;
See priceless wealth in girls and boys
Would help to cultivate their joys.
It thrills our hearts with joy to read
The catholicity of creed,
This ministry to mothers' cares ,
In saving childhood from it3 snares I
It is, indeed, a house of cheer,
A place to banish ugly fear I
The bitterest foes of life disarm
Revive anew, its tenants' charm.
Say not, the world in growing old,
Is losing all its virgin gold!
'Tits growing better all the time
In spite of all its r.pots of grime. .
Our civilization's Jike a tree .
That waves its lr.tiirris. and free;
The lower limbs may touch the ground.
The tree is always higher found.
I I
THIS RUMMER,
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SMALL medium and largo hats
now on sale. Bell Millinery.
MAN and wife want transporta
tion to California or. Arizona.
Will drive anil share expenses.
707 W. Mosher.
.MARRIED man wants work on
farm whore house is furnished.
II. L. Hamlin, Corvallis, Oregon,
602 N. 13 St.
FOR SALE 1930 single six Nash
demonstrator, driven 5010 miles.
Better than new. For $225 dis
count. See L. It. Chambers.,
Nash sales service. Phone 619.
.
BICYCLES FOR SALE Rebuilt
bicycles, $111.00 and up. For a
i-hnvi time we will seil rebuilt
bicycles lor one tli'rd down and
$1.0') a week. Key titling, SiW
fili:ig. iawn mov. er grinding and
general repairing. Arthur Puck
ett, 535 North Jackson St.
ARE UPSTA-wTW J ?PeX'Z.
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und the Deep Blue Sea
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EAGLES NOTICE Regular meet
ing Monday, June the 9th, 8
o'clock. lnstullalHiu or officers.
All members are urged to come.
Arthur Fuekett, W. P.
NOTICE
Fly at local airport, 1 cent pound.
Sunday or week days. Adv.
o
Fishing tnckle at Idieyld Park.
Adv.
AT YOUR SERVJCE
Phono 682
Day or Nioht
STEPHENS AUTO CO.
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the economy of SWI1
Here arc facts on painting, wliicli we can prove by the sim
plest arithmetic. SWP is the most economical paint you can
put on your house. It costs more per gallon, of course. But
did you ever stop to think of how much extra surface a gullou
of SWP covers? Mark this a gallon of SWP will thoroughly
cover almost twice as much surface as cheaper paint. There
fore far fewer gallons of SWP are needed. In addition, SWP
lasts twice as long as cheaper paint saves repair bills by
giving full protection to the surface and its rich, weather
proof colors retain their Lcauty to the end. Come in and let
our figures prove it.
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SWP House Paint
The world's standard of house paint
quality. SWP is made in one quality
only and that the very best. Famous
for long life and the permanency of
its many beautiful colors. Covers
more square feet of surface per Rat
ion. Costs less on the house than
cheaper paints at a lower price per
gallon. Regularcolorsper -
gallon
Gloss White, per gallon. .. .$4M
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Niw OtUiins ..rlcarf 7 71
New York . . . Pt.t Uiv 7 !'t t,S
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fhoenix eleur fiSHi-M H'l
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I'nrtlstiid el.iy r.ii; 80 r.ti
HimelMirK olear 4'M 8l 41t
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1st. Louia elear fi-i Slj (in
Sail Lake' elear T 1 7J T2
San Uhun oh-ar i 711
San l-'ruinlseo .elt-ar T.S K ril
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Grand Opening D
SATURDAY, JUNE 7
AT THE
given by
Company "D," 162nd Infantry
. complimenting the
American Legion Auxiliary and their convention guests
Building has been completely renovated and new maple
Roseburg has been engaged.
AND SATURDAY
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lra'la-mark KrgiMcrnl
5- W Paint Produel or 10d ttit iof
nr mndmr 1U1 fomom tmdo-mark
Hardware
The Iron
. Mongers
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HlRh prcuHure overlti't the cwittrul
portion of lli country with fitir.
1 1 wi-at u r ri'iturttMt Kt-neru ly
from tin Koek v mountii iu ntl
pluliiH rt-KiuiiH. ShowerH have oc-
urrt'd f ruin the Kuuthfrn uluina iu
the t'Hiio valley. TVuiiH-rrUurvB are
al.out normal on the PaWfie slope.
but hiich fur the m-nmm In th "nr-t'l-n
Htates. Iiu't'easiiiK floufllnesa
wit h f n I in it hn rnnif tar in ripitii--n
from the iu-iflt: staieM, inilicathiK
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Call for ICED TEA at the "19th Hoie"
No other drink so refreshes and Invigorates
as UPTON'S, the ideal '.'pick -up" drink.
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Specify Slf'P and etxgaf
0 good painfr
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Especially prepared to withstand
outside exposure ar.d hard wear on
porch floors, steps, decks of boats,
etc. w
Per quart $1.1$
S-W ITIar-Not
A water-resisting floor varnish made
to withstand tramping heels. For
oak, light maple, birch
or linoleum. Per quart $15$
S-W Enaini'loid
The world's finest rapid drying dec
orative enamel. Ideal for wood
work, furniture, toys, etc. Wide
range of charming colors.
Per quart..... $1.80
Company
mostly cloud v weather 'n tHiM vlo'n.
tv tnnlKtit and Saturday. It will b
slightly cooler-Hh turd V-
B. H. nBTCHER.
WeteoroJosisC
DR. NER B AS
DENTIST
Patnlene Extraction """
Gb When Desired
Pyorrhea Treated
('hone K8 Maaonlo Blag.
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IN A CAN OF .U'!" .XV
paint rossr
AND BRUSHtt ARE "L-L-l-
WAKinS. THAT OUICKlV '
Why not see to
it that this magic
of paint&varnish
REACHES yOUR KOUSE
'e can "help you
Now having mads up
your mind to paint, you'
will need brushes and to'
mak: it easier, we will of
fer es an inducement till
Wedncoday evening as
follows:
With each gallon can any
brush up to Zxz inches in
size for half price.
With each quart can any
brush up to 2'2 inches at
half price.
With any pint, half or
quarter pint any brush up
' o 1 V2 inches at half price.
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