ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1930.
SEVEN
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FOR SALE
ABERDEEN That good Utah coal
at Pages'.
BUILDING BRICK and fire brick.
,Page Lumber & Fuel Co.
FOR SALK Good Jersey cow. See
Chas. Kyes, 826 N. Jackson St.
FOR SALE Broccoli plants. Ash
by strain. Phone 702-J4 after 7
P- m.
WOOD FOR SALE Oak, fir and
laurel. Winter orders at reason
able prices. Phone 24F21.
FOR SALE Shingle mill and box
factory, going concern. Write
Box 90, care News-Review.
BROCCOLI plants for sale. Early,
late and medium, 2 per 11)00.
French Nichols, Rt. 1, Box 83.
FOR SALE Eight-foot show case,
oak with plate glass top and
shelves. Morgan's grocery. Phone
68.
FOR SALE 5-room house close
in, paved St., large lqt, sandy
soil, garage. Price $1200. Chas.
Kyes, 826 N. Jackson.
Mill Ends
Now Is the time to lay in your
winter's Bupply of this stock.
Coen Lumber Company.
VOll SALE Reasonable; 6 old
and 18 young turkeys. John Wil
kinson, Rt. 1,-Box 91, Roseburg,
Ore.
TWO-MONTHS-OLD pigs for sale,
O. I. C. stock. John Busenbark,
Jr., Days Creek. Phone Canyon-
, ville 66.
FOR SALE OR TRADE cheap,
Model A Ford coupe, perfect
mechanical condition. Inquire
609 Mill St., Roseburg, Oregon.
SPECIAL coll bedspring, extra
heavy construction. Double deck
ed to Insure comfort. Regularly
priced at 118 now $12.50. Powell's
Furniture store, 245 N. Jackson.
BRUNSWICK phonograph cost
$210 new. Will sell for $35 in
cluding $15 worth of records. See
us for good buys any time. Pow
ell. 245 North Jackson street.
MATTRESSES as low as $6. Fine
fstemless feather pillows at $3.50
pair. Large post ivory beds,
$5.50. Coil springs at $7.75. Dav
enport and chair, $65. See these
at Powell's 245 N. Jackson.
UERE is an exceptionally good car
'28 Willys-Knight sedan, com
pletely overhau'ed, new lacquer,
new tires..A perfect car at a very
low price. Bo sure and try it
out. Going at $675. F. W. Chase.
BOXES AND CRATES made on or
der by Halls Creek Shingle Mill,
Myrtle Point, Oregon, sold in
Roseburg by Denn-Gerretsen Co.
and Umpqua Valley Lumber Co.,
or may be ordered direct from
mill for local delivery. Special
prices on shingles during this
nionth. Also supply split cedar
shakes.
I WANTED I.
4
WANTED Day old calves. Phone
419-Y.
LOAN wanted from private party,
$5000, three years, best security.
uox 2lu, care Mews-Review.
SALESMEN WANTED 66 miles
on 1 gallon. Amazing new mois
ture gas saver. Ail autos. 1 free.
Criichlow. 4610-E, Wbeaton. Ill
I FOR RENT I
,
FURNISHED apt. for rent. Call
515.
FOR KENT 6-room house in good
conditiun. Inquire 875 Hoover St.
FOR KENT Well furnished 5-
room house. Adults only. Call at
Roadman Apis., 318 S. Plue.
I MISCELLANEOUS I
, ;
TRADE $SOO equity in Eugene
cottage. What nave you; bin s.
Stephens St.
(JAR OWNER Don't forget to call
553 when In need of auto parts.
Sarffs Auto Wrecking House.
NEW TODAY
eH INGLE stain that stays. Demi
Iterretsen to.
HOOF coatinf; siwiul value at spe
cial price at Pages'.
KOH SAM-:--Haled Brain hay. J. F.
Van Allen, Pays Creek.
WANTKD ItooniPi'H and boarders
in private family. 22 Mill St.
FOR SALE Oat and vetch hay. U
miles east on Jeer Creek road.
Smith lit os.
FOH KENT One-room furnished
cabin. $5 per month. See maid,
OouiUkh hotel.
FOU SALE CHEAP or trade for
liKUt car. 'L'7 Stinlebaker sedan,
llox 256, care News-lteview.
FOH SALE Peach phim. They
are ripe now, ill last but few
days. Call at S21 Lane.
FOH SALE 2 acrej and house on
highway and valley road, oppo-
ile Camp View. Good for fill
station or tamp. See owner, Ceo.
Hill.
FOH SALE A splendid collapsible
Virtrola phonograph with the
hvt-t assortment of 90 retordn.
liaMi't been used lou. Price reasonable-
Please examine at Loe
Story Mission, 125 SiieriUau bl.
CLAY building tile at rages'.
MILCH COWS wanted. Broccoli
plants for sale. Fred A. Goff,
Roseburg. Phone 6F2.
LOST at Umpqua park, child's 10-
karat gold ring with green oval
setting. Reward. Phone 315-R.
FOR SALE White Leghorn pul
lets, 8 wks., 65 cents; 14 wks., 80
cents. One mile west of Canyon
vllle. Address Floyd White,
Kiddle.
12.00 M
Sblplap and 2x4's
Generally sold at 16.00
Good for many uses
Coen Lumber Company.
FOR SALE Nice little 11-acre
ranch, close in, good buildings;
fruit; on river. $1900, terms.
Mrs. L. O. Maddux, 404 N. Jack
son. DON'T FORGET the dance at Ten-
mile Friday, July 1 8th, after the
grange meeting. Davis on the
violin and Billy Hughes on the
banjo. Everybody welcome.
WE PAY YOU $3 per month to
save $5 per month with addi
tional profits for the next ten
years. DOUGLAS BUILDING &
LOAN ASSOCIATION, Medical
Arts Bldg. Phone 246.
CARBIDE gas light plant complete
with fixtures, also 3-burner
stove and flat iron, good as new.
Delivered and installed at your
place for i of cost price. Box
265, care Ni;s-Review.
FORD 2-door sedan, late 1929
model. Driven 2800 miles as fam
ily car. This car Is practically
new in every way. Owner will
sacrifice her equity and trans
fer contract on balance due on
car. See Mr. Roberts, Roseburg
Garage. Phone 408.
FOR SALE J. I. Case threshing
machine, 36-in. cylinder, and 35
horse power Ruiuley oil pull en
gine. This property must be sold
to settle up an estate. Sacrifice
price $500. W. A. Bogard, admin
istrator. Address Roseburg oi
call at Round Prairie ranch, 12
miles south of town.
WILL trade for. Roseburg resi
dence. Have sixty five acre poul
try ranch, six-room modern
home; five new' poultry houses;
brooder house; pumping outfit;
blacksmith shop; storage cellar
for eggs; five acres In alfalfa;
good barn with ten tons vetch
and oat hay; 400 hens; 725 pul
lets; itlalry cows; Fodson and
full line implements; close to
Roseburg and quarter mile off
the Pacific highway on county
road. E. G. Kingwell, Roseburg.
Ore.
Mrs. Enyder Is Visitor Mrs. A.
A. Snyder, of Glendaie, was a vis
itor In this city ysterday.
Baseball Saturday. 3 P. M. Adv.
TODAY'S MARKETS
Hutter Ailvnncpi
POItTLANI. July 17. The price
of butter hn advanced 1p all down
the line, according to quotations at
Portland. ExtrHs are now at 33c
Butterfat lias also advanced, the
price delivered Portland beiiiK 31c.
Egg prices were fairly steady
with top gradca stronger.
Speaking of the fruits and vege
tables department of agriculture
sava:
"Portland's Rtipply of tomatoes e
now coming nlmont entirely fmm
The Dalles. Heavier receipt! of The
Ditt leu tomatoes reduced priced
."iOc per box, to about $l.7 to re
tailcrK. "PotHtoes nre now at their lowest
level since last summer, id Sl.TiOifl
2.00 per iwt. for fine-uuality local
whites.
"Apricots from The Italics, end
Yakima are in active demand for
home canning, at $1.0i(& 1.15 per 15r
lb. crate to retailers.
uuotutton
Kggs: Prlcos tr. re:allcrs: Fnsh
rxtnis, 24c; standards, fresh
medium. 22c. Prices to -who'.esaii-F
tc under pric to retullers.
Butter: Cubes: Extras, 32c; stan-
if-ri Kin: nrlme fli'MLft. 30c: fll'HtB.
29o. Creamery prices: Prints, 3c over
eute stanuaras.
7,Tllk- Itnw milk (4 rr cent) J2.3P
9 2.4(1 cwl., afTlveretl Portland. Ihhp
i p r cent; graoe n mute. .nn. mu
terfht, station. 28c; track, 30c; de
livered In Portland 31c.
Poultry: (Buying prices) : Alive
henvv henn over 4V. lbs.. 20c: me
dium hens. 3U. to 4 fc lbs.. Itic: light
hens, iH'i oroners. i io nm.
Iirhni-im. 17c: colored. 20c; I'e
km ducks. 4 lbs. and over. 206 22c:
old. lac; colored uucks, me.
Country meats: (Buying prices)
Choice veal. K,c; pork, ft lfic:
choice lamus. 2jitc; mutton, sa
7 cents.
vimtr fcltv delivery nrlces)
Family patents. 4!s, $fi.20; whole
wheat. 4:s. $.1.1: graham. VM. $-i.2.0;
(..lor' hull! wlituit. uHm. 10. 10: tmk-
ers' blues tern T'at'-i.
pastry flour. 49s, $3.50.
fruit or berry. $4. 'JO per twt Beet
sugar. 4.0 cwl.
(Jium n-ns. io t i"''.. vi- i-km-rtriions;
New California, $1.75
" i'otatO"s: tiems. No. 1 grade. $.1.75
i4.na. New potatoes: caiiiornm.
11 Ar. nnnnil
Hops: my emp, i3'.ti ir.,-; i!':to
contrncis, ciusiers, iiv. u
irina ir,r
Wool: Essiern Oregon. 13ft 18e
lh : vMev 2Ac. Mohair, new clip
Kid hair. 3ic per pounJ; staple 25c
Nuts: Steady; wnlnuts. Oregon, 2a
ft 30c: nlmonds. 251'ic: peanuts.
9H5 1'ttc; pecans. 25(&57c; filberts.
1 ICt 1 Skf
itnv Wlinlomln Ituvlntr nrlces. de
llvercd Portland, eastern OreKon
llmnlhV ft r.uftfH F.(l: .lo vail
tin 4, 1 (J r.rt nlfnlfa $10 OOffi ti
clover. II A: oat hay. $1: straw. $71
8 ton; selling nric. $1 to $2 more.
Livestock
Oittle: Steers titn-!00 1ts. 1 0.
ow-rlitim tktiU I'l.nwniiii Ifi'fiS. St
'Kin. 1 1 ii a i'liilo iiH-dlum lS'i;H
cuminun S . T ft 8. Melfrr, gnd $8
i k tin medium $ii.5e s. conn
ir. r.nf. i; r.o i:hwi. mu-hI "
cotniiion hii-i hied i inn $ t 51i 7. low
cuitir $lt. Vt-ab is. milk f'-d $10
fti 1 1. milk ft-d. iiKMlium HHIK
ftl nil and cfummin Irtft . ' ruJv
ft, lit. common and medium $i$r
M..irw fSoft or oi v hixt
roHHting p'ks u.. htifii) l.itcjit linhts
1 n. ir.n ' i Jl.i ."' t ... iih i
iv-lKht t'.''-J!! 1'-.. ki-1 h'h!
$1 l.in 1 1.7 IlKht w.ih( ivt-i"
II u, and -Im.Ick ' $11.nMf, ! t . j:
Medium weight 2vy--:y lbs., good
POLLY AND HER PALS As "Natural" As
IDIOT TO
U It I) Kit TO SHOW CM SK OST AP-
I'MCATION OI- UA1IHA FOH
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STATU.
In the County Court of the State of
Uregon lor iJuuias County.
In tnu niuiier ui the guuruiantship
of
Leiand A. llouser, a minor.
It uiihcurmic lu tue court rtoin
the petition pi cBi'iilcl Hint i ileu oy
L). b. tlousei . guaruittii of the pci -
dun uiid tiHlu oi Iceland A. iiouoor.
minor, uiuyiiitc tor un ui-tr ol
sale ul private bule of certain rem
property ueioiiKiug to suiu wuiu.
una thut u appeiiis neeL-tuury unu
ociieticiul to tiiu su.u wuiu tout
duett real, estate shuid be sold;
U i. iiiL-rc.o.e, Tuts luih day of
Juiy, i'J3t), ordered that tne ikaI oi
Li it ami tne suiu whio. unu an per
uiis intt' rested in the hutd colulc
tiipear beiore tins court on the mil
Jrty of AugUHt, 1U0, at tile hour ol
it'll o'clocic a. in., at the court loom
ol this court, in tne county court
nouse In the city ti Kubcniirg, on
on, then and there in show cau.ne
. ny an utult snuuiu not ne sriuiit u
for the Haio of said real estate de
scribed in said petition, to-wit:
An illltlivitieu one-si-venui oi iota
four (!, live (5). six. W), seven (.(".
eight (S. nine fJ), ten (1U, eleven
(11), twelve (12) and thirteen (13)
and thirty 30) feet of street ad
jacent thereto vacated hy hiw; ail
jjituaCeu in imock loui Lecn u u in -i;rslde
Adtlitlon to the City of iluso-iiurg.-
JJouglus County, Oregon; al-
tt sixteen (itl una Liuriy i.s'ir
reel of the street adjacent llielcio
vacated bv laW ll blocK twenty
five (2fi) liiverside Addition H) the
Citv of iloseburg. Oregon, all ac
cording to the recorded plat uf said
.iddition on Hie and ot record in me
office of the county clerk of. Uoug-
as County. Uiegtiu.
(Higd.J W. S. HAM1I-TO.V.
The foreeolng Is' a true enuy of
the original order, as the same ap
pears ot record and in my custody.
(Seal) ILUV Aiiir.1'.,
fount v CierK and ex officio clerk
of the above named court.
.UltUHK
in the County Court of the State of
Oregon Tor Douglas ijouniy.
In the matter of the guaiuiunship
of
V. H. Thaeker. Insane.
This matter coming on for hear
ing at this time upon the petition of
bind Thaeker. Die duly appointed,
qualified, and ueting guardian ol
the estate of W. II. ThiM:ker, insane,
for a license to well the real prop
erty of said estate,
And It appearing in me emu i
from said petition that it is neces
sary and will be beneficial to the
aa.d W. H. Thaeker that the Inter
est or said w. II. j nacaer in me
hereinafter described reul property
be sold. ....
It Is therefore orneren, a;ijuugeu
and decreed that said V. If. liiatk-
and 1 inia l nacaer, i.narje
Thaeker, Harold Thaeker, and Joe
Thaeker. the next 'f kin of sa d
ward and all persons ini"it'fii' i"
said estate be. and they ale, direct
ed and required to appear before
this court oh the nth day of August,
!:it. at the hour or hp o ciock in
the forenoon of said day in toe
eounty court room in tne coui i
house in tuiseiiiirg. uoumas -uun-tv.
Oregon, to show cause, if any
exists, wliv a license shoeld not be
granted to said guardian for the
sale of the real property of SiiUl
estate consisting l nil uimiimo..
one-eighteenth interest to the fol
lowing dehcriheu real propctij, m
'lt: . , ,
Ueginning at a point n.ui " ''
north and K chains cast or tins
lllarter Seetloil corner u.-iweeo M'
lions and T. townshii 'J Hoiitii.
range fi west of the WilJameM.
Meridian, said point being on lh.
lorih Hue of the Coos Day V. :ignil
Knad. them e ii"i lh L'l."' Imiiis,
iheiMe east !.'! chains. thence
utlr 21.:ta chains to th.-' north line
of said wagon road, theiiee In a
soutliwesterlv direetlt.n along the
north line of sa'd wagon rosd to
-be pla-e of lugitining. conlainlim
'i ft TB iiii.r.. or li ss. Also b'--
irininir st' a point J : 67 chains
moth and 17.-i elotins cast f the
tiuarler section conn r between e--ti.Mis
T and U7. t V ' , ""',J'
.iiiw d w-st of the W illHioett'
Meridian, thrm ast Di cliaiiis to
the Coos llav Wagon KoaU. then'--,n
a southw, .t .n...,t;oN f.. -
lowing the in. .i nlets - I the ( ..'.
llav Wagon Jtmd to a ut li e-t-
ly notll'1 of the beginning polill.
iheii'-e north - 1 . :i I chinns '"..''JV
plaec of beginning containing
acres more or less.
It is further ordered, adhudged
mid deerevd that CIs nrdi-r be serv
..d upon fa Id W. II- Thack.-r and
Dinda Tha- ker. Charles W . h' "r
Harold Tha- ker .nd Joe T hack -r
and all persons Interest' d by miU-
and choice 10f( M.'-T-. nif-dium
weight 2j-:io lbs., good and choice
ti T.Mi 11. Heavy weight 2 .n-J.ot
lbs.. oo, and choice $:i.Mll 11 ....
H-vy weight .'!to.:;.'.a lbs., good and
holec :'! t. Packing . m a j.
.0 bt.. inediU'il and good '-"
!!.). Slaughter pi"" le..-j:',i' IbH
good and choice f T.trt 4f 1 1 . , I'cd.f
and stockcr pigs TO-DIO D4t.. g(vd
and choice SI I H U l'. .r w
SLeep' laiiils, !" 1k. .hiwn Jv
;.:... medium :.''! ",.. ia. all .-i-'ihts.
.-.ffoon &nH'0. Vearhllg Wetll'-IS
TM.-U-. lb-. IA'.. s. ''' 'J',-'-
$i.;i i.a'j. ljtt-i.'tu. ii. ti ti
all weights, cull and common, 1 t;
1.50.
1 I
; jr ikjt Vl. L-,hJ Shut VerST -
5ho6Tik' m : jpu. J? eves. maw.M
Heat Ion thereof In the Itoschurg
w s- Ke view. it newspaper pun
ished and of general circulation in
uoiiglas county, tr-gon.
Latu or cirst puiiiitution. juiy it.
iyao.
Duted July 17. 100.
Y. S. HAMILTON.
Coiiiay Judge.
TU IC TO ( ItKIIITOKS
In the Con nly Court of the Ktute of
Oregon for Oouglas County.
In the matter of the estutu of
Jacob Van Ithec. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that tne
undersigned has heeu duly ap
pointed administrator with the will
annexed of the estate of Jacob Vun
Hhee, deceased, by order of the
above entitled court made and en
tered on the U'th day of July. ls:).
All persons having claims against
said estate of said deceased nre
hereby required lo present them,
duly verified as by law required, to
the undersigned in icuseiiurg,
Douglas County, Oi'"gon, within six
months from the date of the first
publication of this notice.
Oate ot first publication July 17,
l!i3i.
1 atf of last publication Augubt
14,
CiUV CORDON.
Administrator with the will an
nexed of the estate of Jacob Van
Uhee, deceased,
Baseball Saturday 3 P. At. Adv,
POEM FOR THE DAY
By LOUIS ALBERT BANKS
THE STORY OF
An oninillllnn spill In "lllll'klist
back nut boantluK ho usual slraiiRc
raicbt treasure 50 dictaphone recoruii.
These records ulanilins on ft shelf In an office at the Field Mu
seum of Natural History look like any ordinary business office col
lection ready to repeat to waiting stenognipliers,
'Yours of tho 10th received and contents noted." Hut
when they are made to speak for the first time in
liicaKO thi'y will reproduce Bounds never beiore
heard on Ihis continent, according
Hambly, leader ot the Field Museum Expedition, to
West Africa, which was sponsored
KawHon of Chicago.
The healing of drums in a village ceremony in
Angola, below the equator; native Ovimbundu negro
children singing at their games; tales of primiilvo
tribes told In their peculiar tongue. Hie Mhundu, will
jound from the cylinders. For Mr. Hambly, who tiav-
aled some 10,000 miles in a ford truck, accompanied irar"
by a lew native aides collected dialects and songs and JTpj
tolKlore as diligently as lie gainerea onjects.
He didn't neglect the latter, either. There's a big
roomful of them at the Field Museum so many It
will take Mr. Hambly, who is curator of African elhnology for Iho In
stitution, at least a year to sudy and
brought home pottery and masks before, whereas bringing home
voices is rather a novelty.
They wore not so easy to get. Anyone who has tried to take
photographs of primiilvo peoples knows they are camera-shy. Tho
thought of having their voices trapped is even less appealing to them,
the leader of the expedition said. The nnlives he met were tar from
eager to "go into the talkies," ven of this rather conservative kind,
but .Mr. Hambly found ways of convincing them thai the dictaphone
was harmless and now he has the permanent records. News story
from Chicago, 1930.
This gathering voices far away
To hold forever and a day,
That we may study all their tones
' Just as we study plants and stones.
Has stirred my mind to ponder, dream
1 his fanciful poetic theme
The magic power that's in the voice
To make us fear or else rejoice.
There is the voire of human love
That falls like music from above, .
' The tone of gracious sympathy
Like breeze from off the summer sea.
We hear it 'in the lullaby.
That soothes the startled baby's cry;
T-l A I 1 -II
i i nc same in 'nica s
As where the city's wealth is piled.
i
Then there is anger's grating sound
How much the same the world around I
1 he muttering cry of rising hate
As grim and merciless as fate;
It feeds a poison to the blood.
Brings evil's vicious thoughts to bud.
Sends through the nerves a wicked thrill,
And stirs the soul to hurt and kill.
The songs of childhood when at play
So innocent with laughter gay,
'Mong every color, tribe and race
Work miracles of happy grace.
Wise Wilfrid Hambly's dictaphones
Have raii;;hl for us tliVsc varied tone;..
And, onward through the passing years.
They'll wake men's heaits to smiles or tears.
the Day He Was Born
NOT HI-; TO (HKIITOM9
In the County Court of the Ftatp of
uiuKtm ioi I'ot'Kias i.ouiity.
In the matter of the estate of
William Orahum Currv. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given thai the
understuned have been dul v un
pointed executrix and executor of
the last will and testament or Wil
liam (irahnm Curry, deceased, by
order of the above entitled court.
and that they have duly (nullified
as such. All persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
are hereby required to present
them, with proper vouchers, tlulj
verified, as by law required to the
untiersignea at me oiriee oi i.ari ix
Wlmberlv in Hoseburg. Oregon,
within six months from the date of
first publication of this notice.
which is July i (. i.nt.
ISAHKLLK JANB ClMlltV
CAUL K. WIMHICUL.!'.
Kxeeutrlx and executor of the
luftt will and testament of William
Graham curry, deceased.
i
J BuslneHS and Professional
(Women's club picnic at Bess
'.Wharton's Friday evening.
jilting fork, cup, spoon, plate
Uud 50c. Meet at lies drug
store at a; in.
THE VOICES
Africa" from CllicUEO llllD COlIie
animal luizes, but brllililUK un Us
to Wilfrid (1.
by Frederick H.
classify them all. hut people have
jungle wild
0$
1
IN BANKRUPTCY
Id the District Court of the United
States for the District oc Oregon.
In tne matter of Hoy A. Ueebe
Lumber Company, Bankrupt.
To the creditors of Hoy A. Bee-
be Lumber Company of Leona, in
the County of Douglas and district
Aiorcsaiu, a bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on
the 2$Ul day of June, 1930, the said
uoy A. Ueebe Lumber Company
was duly adjudicated bankrupt;
and that the first meeting of Its
creditors will be held at the office
of the underslgued in Roseburg,
ore., on tue 2Mb day of July, 1930,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at
which time the said creditors may
attend, prove their claims, appoint
trstee, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business
iS muy properly como before said
meeting.
imitiu Roseburg, ore., July iein.
1930.
C. U HAMILTON,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
many friends who wore so kind to
us during our recent bereave
ment and also for the beautiful
floral offerings. .
Mrs. J. D. Harper.
Mr. and Mrs. Call L.. Harper,
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur II. Hagcn,
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Wf Brooks,
and family.
Glendule, Ore.
Baseball Saturday 3 P. M.-Adv.
LODGE DIRECTORY
d. p. O. Elks, Roxtburg t-odo
No. 326 Holds regular com
munlcatlon at the Elks Tempi
every Thursday. All members re
quested to attend regularly, and
all visiting brothers are cordially
Invited to attend.
H. C. DARBY, E. It
UiA B. KlDUl.li. 3ec.
j. O. O. F., Phlletarlcn Lodge No.
8-Meets in Odd jft.-llowi Tem
ple every Friday evening. Visit
Ing brothers are always wel
come
a. c. jones, n. a.
A. J. UKllDES, Hoc. Sec.
J. B. BAIl.KY. Fin. Bee.
United Artliani Umpoua Assem
bly 105. Meets In JlaccaDee nan
Cass street on first and third
Friday evening of each month
at 8 o'clock. Visiting Artisans Id
good standing alwayB welcome.
DR. CHAS. WADE, M. A.
DOROTHY RHOADBS. Secy.
Neighbor! ot ' WooOcraft, Lllai
Circle, No. 49 Meats on first
s'jd third Monday erunings, in
Maccabee hall. Visiting Neigh
bors invited to attond.
MAXINB RUFF, O. N.
ELSIE WILLIAMS, Clork.
Eaglet, Roseburg Aerie Meets In
..Maceabee Halt on 1 case street
on .second and fourth Monday
evenings of each month, at
8 o'clock. VlBltlng brethren in
good standing always welcome.
ARTHUR PUCKETT, Pres.
J. BERNARD SHAW, Soc.
Roseburg Lodge No. 1037, L. O. O.
M. Meets the third Wednesday
of each mouth, Moose ball, Kohl
hagen Dldg. Visiting brothers
welcome.
GEO. OILHAM, Diet.
II. O. HAROKTEU, Soc.
jno. m. Throne, Treas.
Laurel Chapter, No. 31, K. A. M.
Meets every third Tuesday ol
each month In Masonic Temple
All members requested to at
tend and visiting companions
welcome.
DKRT WELLS, High Trlost.
W. F. HAHRIH. Sec.
O. E. 8., Roseburg Chapter, No. 8
bolds their regular meeting on
the first and third Thursdays In
each month. - A 1 1 sojourning
brothers and sisters are' respect
fully Invited to attend
ALDA WILLIAMS, W. M.
FREE! JOHNSON, Sec.
Job's Daughter No. fi Meeti
rl rut and fourth Tuesdays ut 7:31
p. m., Masonio Temple. Mastot
Masons and 0. E S. members a)
ways welcome.
LOUISE HERS. Hon. Quocn.
RUTH 01LMOUR, Sec.
A. F. o A. M., Laurel uodge No.
13 Regular communication see
ond and fourth Wednasduys each
month at Masonio Templo, Rose
burg, Ore. Visitors welcome.
H. D. QUINK, W. M.
W. F. HARRIS. Bee.
Women of Mooseheart Legion
Meets the second and fourth r rl
day of each month at L. O. O. M.
hall.
GRACE HUNTER, Rec.
GERTHUDK PIERCE. Treas.
CONSTANCE BLACK. S R.
Big CURTAIN SPECIAL
TWO DAYS, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
New Criss-Cross Ruffled Marquisette Curtains, ecru with rose, green, gold Q0p
or lavender ruffles and tie-backs. $1.50 value, special UUU
New Marquisette Panels, trimmed with f inge and tucks. Q 0 p
$1.50 value, special OOy
Also Ruffled Curtains and Panel Curtains, to close out, only one or two Q0f
of a kind. Values up to $2.50. Special uOll
Ask for the Free Silverware cards, they are truly valuable.
McKEAN & BALDWIN
Fishing
Supplies
To Fit Every
Need!
Come here to get prepared
trip. Whatever you
FISHING TACKLE
FLIES
SPINNERS
GUT HOOKS
CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO.
THE IRONMONGERS
COMPARATIVE
WEATHER DATA
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OhaiirvatloiiB tiiKun m 6 a.
120th Morlt!tnn.
THE WEATHER
(0
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linker Own- 48 Sill ..I .1
Boise irnr M sn r.l n
Boston ;lenr 72 801 621 0 ,
CIiU-uko clear 6K 8l 6ti 0 I
ttenver eleur li nil ti, u
Kurekii elily r.'.' Bit r.ili 0 I
(ttilvt-Hton lorn- 8 Kfif 7h' 0
Helena eletir .r,K 8tl M 0
Kansas cltv ...eleur 71 I'll 71 0
Los AllffeteH ..eleur 721 I'll! 72 0
Murshflelil . ..eleur fil lll 111 "
New Orleans ..clear 74 90 721 - 0
eW I i,,K ..t't.eillV li'M t In, e
North Head el,ly r.il (III till n
Phnenlv . ...I'I.elilv S'l 7SI S' a
Poeatelln . . .I't.elcl-1 62 821 fi-l 0,
Porlhilid elily r.tl 711 r. It n I
IKmrlMirK . ...clear r 3 1 70) 52 0 I
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St. Louis clear 70 8S 68 0 !
Salt Lake clear 6BI 12 ( 0
San Frnnclaco .cldv B2 64 52 0 !
San Diego ..I't.clilv 7H 82 70 0.
Senttle rlilv R6 61 56 0
nokano clear 51 82 51 0
"'..shlncton . ..el.iy 72 86 6S 0
WlnnlpcK . .Pt.elily 6"l K-'l 6ftl .40
Yakima clear G6 84 06 0
Roseburg Undertaking Co
Established 1901 M. t. Kill fcH, manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Ambulance Service
Phone 284
Oak and Kane Sta.
Drum Corps Benefit
ME
ARMORY
Saturday Night
GOOD MUSIC
We Want to
"MAKE 'ER TO BAKER"
TICKETS $1.00
98c
for that long awaited fishing
lack . .. we have it.
RODS
REELS
LINES
f ISHING BASKETS
Chiropractor
DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER
Mineral Vapor Datha
327 Cass Phone 491
"Complete Health Service"
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist in the fitting of
Glasses
116 Jackson St.
Radio Service
Parts, tubes and repairing. A
fully equipped department.
When in Radio trouble call 408
Ask for
CARL JOHNSON
Roseburg Garage
Fishing and Hunting
Trips
Pack and saddle horses at
Steamboat for hire.
Write or phone
Joe DeBernardi
Phone 36F15 Glide. Ore.
Licensed Lady
Embalmer