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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON." THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1 3. 1 930. SEVEN . ClassifiedlSection, BATES: rtr wore, nut anertl , Matt. By n wee. ( eeata net. Minimum per adTertlMiMat. H emta, Mull yox 4 oout Um nedf sn4 mcloAt stamp, ahet; er money order. , ' FOR SALE FOB, SALE Old growth fir block wood. Phone 33525. ' FOB SALE Dry - oa- stove and fir block wood. Phone 24F21. MINCE MEAT for sale 60 cents per quart. Bring containers. Mrs. C. H. Thurston, 876 Hoove? St. ' FOB SALE Dry wood, oak, ash, slab, pine, second growth llr. Phono 5(j3-Y. O. J. Rand. FUR SALE English walnuts. Ed enbnwer orchard tract. Fred FlKher, Mgr., or phone 2tiF3. FOR SAl,E--Fordsor tracer, fully equipped. Just overhauled. Gang plow and disc, $300. Valentine, Sutherlin. FOR SALE No. 1 Inspected straw berry plants. Gold Dollar, Im proved Oregon. $3.60 per thou sand. W. H. Long, Umpqua. - FOR SALE Dry body fir, second growth, oak and laurel. Block and stove wood. Mountain Fir Wood Yard. Phone 76-L. SELLING all W. G. Paul's fine Angora bucks; none better. Your choice 10 each. C. Voor hoes, Paul Ranch, So. Deer Creek road, Roseburg. HAVE your feauiors made into a roll mattress, full size, $3; single, $7.60. What have you to trade In 011 work. Furniture re paired. W. B. Flynn, Rt. 2, Box 5. FARMERS ATTENTION We now have the best stock of low-priced lumber tor all kinds of farm buildings we have ever bad. Let us show It to you. PAGE LUM BER & FUEL CO. Ask for free illustrated booklet, "The Use of Lumber on the Farm." "victrola 25 Hand power washer $5 Electric washer. $15 Show case $5.00 Dynamic Fuda speaker $30 A. K. Elec. radio $55 A. B. Willard eliminator $12 ROSEBURG ELECTRIC j WANTED t WANTED Team ing. T. D. Tiller ley bridge. work or plow near Happy val- WANTED Sewing; coat lining and alterations. . Mrs. M. E. James, 144 S. Jackson. WANTED TO TRADE Good saxo phone for car. Address Box 110, care News-Review. wKntED Middle-aged iaUy for company, in country; light work, good home. References exchang ed. Call at 821 W. Lane. YOUNG man desires board and room In exchange for services evenings. Experienced bookkeep er. Have a closed car. Best ref erence. Box 1142, care News-Review. , , FOR RENT FOR RENT Modern apartment and Ravage. Phone 459-R. FOR RENT Furnished house, close in. 139 Sheridan St. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, $9 per month. 646 S. Pine. FOR RENT 6-room unrurnlshed house, strictly modern. Phone 3F22. ilODEltN 5-room rurnished cot UiKe for rent. Inquire at 644 So. Pine. FOU KENT Modern nlshed house. East station. 4-room lur Side service F(iU RENT 102-acre farm on Coos Bay highway. See J. A. Campbell, Sutherlin, Ore. FOR RENT Excellent, modern, five-room house, close In, with garage. Call at 215 S. Pine St. foil RENT Duiry and turkey ranch, turkey ranch, 3 sheep ranches. All kinds of ranches and houses far sale or trade. C Merrill, 108 Mosher St LOST I . LOST Shell-rimmed glasses with white gold bridge. Reward. Re turn to NewB-Review olficc. LOST Ited female hound, half moon In right ear. small cut left ear. white spot breast, white on hind feet. Albert Pelland, Suth .rlui. Box 334. MISCELLANEOUS ; ri.KATING and button making at til 11 So. Main St. Belle Case Phone 187-R. GUARANTEED tattoo work. Dan Harnett. 339 Mill St. Roseburg. ( regon. A'AR OWNER Ion't forget to call 553 when In need of uto parts Sarrf's Auto Wrecking House. FREE During October, one 8x10 photograph with 1 dozen photos In folders. Hoseburg stuaio Salzman Bids.. 127 Jackson St. TRAP SHOOT Sunday. Kith, 1 mile north Looklngglass store Turkeys, ducks, chickens. All day shoot rain or shine. Lunch on grounds at W. C. Roberts. THL WILULR Ladlea Aid will hold lis aonuul buzuar and chick- en suiipor at the hiKh school au - ditoiium on rnaay. aovemwr It. Adults 60c, children 25c.l;r.i v-u.taiiif tu..;.- vr-. i i..-it.,i t'nnn-. pnttako. and you will be'"" ' ,h ,nt nwrSi n- In a lilting mood lor Thanksgiv. NEWTODAY ALL millinery on Unary. sale. Boll Mil- FOR SALE--Jersey bull, 2 years old. Reasonable. Phone 24F21. FOR SALE Nice black turkeys, . toms and : bens. J' L Short. Phone 41F3. DALBY under knits for infants 6 mos. to 4 yrs. at cost. Bell Mil linery, CREAM SEPARATORS (100-lb. machine, new, (75. Leake & Gur- nee. WANTED Watchdog'; will ' pay some cash. Box 111, care News Review. CLETRAO TRACTORS Built for service. Cletrac 20, J1760 here. Leake & Gurnee. JITNEY fair, sponsored by Rivers dale P. T. A. at Rlversdslo school Friday, 8 p. ra. FOR RENT 5-room furnished house and garage. See owner for terms. 905 So. Main St. USED TRACTORS Fordson and Cletrao, overhauled. Priced right. Leake & Gurnee. ALL children's underwear at cost. A few sizes left, 2 yr. 8-10-12. Bell Milllnory. SHEEP WANTED in trade for used cars. J. O. Newlnnd & Son, office 114 So. Stephens St. SHERWIN WILLIAMS SPRAY MATERIALS Fungi Bordo and oil sprays. Leake & Gurnee. UNLOADING car dormant oil Bpray. Get the off car price by buying now. Denn-Gerretseu Co. FOR RENT Modern furnished apartment, private bath and garage. 926 So. Main. Phone 429-R. WPOD WANTED in trade for used cars, radios or tractor. J. O. Newland & Son, office 114 So. Stephens St. WANTED AT ONCE Loan OS $3000, good security on ranch near Roseburg. Box 10, care News-Review. WANTED A pony to keep for winter, with option to buy. Must be guii.le. It. L. Preston, lit. 2. Garden valley road. PLOWS, HARROWS, DISCS Oliver equipment. Tractor or horse drawn. Bargains in used tools. Leake & Gurnee. CL'(3sTnG out odd lots canned goods also some with dented cans. Only ease lots. Call can nery office, Tel. 625. REAL ESTATE WANTED in trade for u.sed cars, trucks, or tractor. J. O. Newland & Son, office lit 80. Stephens St. CEDAR SHINGLES ARE LOWER than they have been lor ten year. NOW is the lime to buy. Four kinds at Pages'. LAOIES of tlie Christian church will hold a cooked food and tainale sale Saturday, Nov. loth at Southern Oregon Gas Co. of fice. IP yor want large yellow chry santhemums, or any other kind, for the football game, we got em. H. B. Church, 318 E. Com mercial Ave. 1JIPE AND PLUMBING SUP PLIES Large stock of new gal vanized water pipe. Second hand pipe on order. Low prices. Leake 4k. Gurnee. MONARCH wood range for ealo, good condition, low price. We al so have some exceptional values in used electric rungeo. California-Oregon Power Cj. PAY A3 YOU EAP.N. Standard wutches, Jewelry, Iverware, electric appliances, :.o. cities, ou credit, ut cash prie;a. Ten months to puy. No red tape. P. O. Box 171. UOSElJL'RG INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE With the prospect of the federal soldiers' home, you can clear from $3,000 to $5, UiH) in very short time. K. G. Kingwell, next to the Chamber oi Commerce. LOANS We can h-jlp you lo build your home , reinodut your present home, or to giH title to your properly If you are buying under contract. Let us help you! IHH'ULAS LI Il.D.NO & LOAN ASSOCIATION, .Vedical Arts HldK. I'hone 215. FOR SALK 5-paEBCiiRer Siude baker louring tar uim gl.it,.; vn closure for wlmer diiving. Top. paint, tiles and battery in good i-oadtiiun. far heater, S-Uay clock, windshield swipe, moto meter, bumpers, trailer hitc'i. fully equipped car In every way an-', in good running condition. $75 cash. No trade in accepted. I inpqja Oarage, Medical Arts nidg. . TODAY'S MARKETS ( AnvTlti'd Vreu Iswd tt'ir Pf .ftTI,ANI. Nmv. 13 V..l-jah butttr urxl ckk rl-cs n-nmiiu-'l un-i-lun40 In U't.f un. I prt..- tutlfiv. TIm rity tiiilM' n(h nt milk tl.-ni-I- FmVe ;i iniotint wl hint in I f Nf-vr-nhi-r milk lni lnr- r"'l'"". ff-- irtH, m,(n.lB f..r nrul u himJ li.;; fir xrmi" " n ain. inv(it i"i ; prwn r n.i n n-,-r) - .K.ii.Ui.-.i- ,,r ih, fr. .;. fruit wVv "!..fiw.r ,h.P. point markets tire unacUve. Car lot BRINGING UP FATHER 60'jS aroomothahooE- ON KMOW THE REViONj , VJHV- THl SKI'S KRE QOlM' To KOM ONE WAV Ajv' IT -3 Goitsl" TP BE IMt WAV- ' I j DON'T TA-K SACK. TO T I VstV-L. T I 1 , . . Wffi'iniHl) I M SHUT OP I'LL DO 1 VOU I'M MOT CQlMCl H'vSuc&Vd lutTEM? OQT-UN1 JObT ' i .J Ittm 1030. Int'l Pwtlire S.rvlt., In, Wf PUJ lliiO -1 1 c. B,it.in ri.ht, WMrw. 1 ff-H shipments of celery are only mod erate, while cauliflower la in heavy supply; ami demand is slow, with prices burely steudy. Current load ings of cclury aru selling mostly at fl.SO per crute in tlm rousu, but any recent shipments rollt-a unsold, and realized eonsUUrjibly l"ver re turns. r ;my California tomatoes are moving at slightly hiKl'ur liriees. but most of the present offerings lire of only ftiir to ordinary quality, .i-.'ilnm at S J . J ; -1 . 7 r per luff. Lemons declined 25c per case to day, iirnpes are In slow dt-nmnd, with ouality of cost varieties de clining. Aittiougn cranberry supplies are rather light, the market continues Itfel-ss. with slow fuiisuiuer de mand. l.lVFMtOrfC 'ntlle: Steers fili-ium lbs. K'md 7.5!-s. j.", liiediuin Can-7,50. i ommon 7.rtrt-8."; y-MI-HOft lbs. roo1 7.50- i S.2'. medi um 6. "i 0-7.50. coinnuin 1 r...'nt-6.firt; n-1300 lbs. (rood 7.:0-X.00. I medium fi.(tO-7.60. Heifers fcndlhs. i Sod C. ii d-7.00. medium 6.!(-ti.5l. i-omnmu 4.0-r.nli. ("nWS. Ifond 5.2.'i-5.7.i, common and medium 3.7a ;.J.". luw vn iter t.ri0-:t.ii. Hulls ( yearllnps excluded! fi.0u-5.ij0. cut- tcr, common and medium 3."i0-ri.il0. V.-utejH. milk led 10.00-11.00, me dium 8.00-HKOO, cull atid common 5.50-8.00. Calves. JJ5O-5O0 lbs.. ood n nd choice ft.50-10.00, common and medium 5.00-8.50. llntfji:, (Soti or ollji . Iiorts nnd rousting pltjs excluded.! l.itfiU hUhtH HO.16.1 lbs. h.Su-ft.50. Liffht weiKht KIO-lti0 lbs fl.50-lf.75. 180-100 M'f.. !t.ro-9.75. Medium welht 200 :'J' lbs.. X. 50-9. 75. 220-250 Ihn.. S.25 I leavy weight 250-2!ni Jhs 7.75-5.0O. 290-350 11)8.. 7.25-8.50. Packing sows 2.75-5m) lbs. Me dium and Kood 7.0-ft.00. Feeder find ftiK-ker p'lts "0-13 lbs. uood and choice 10.00-11.50. Sheep: Iombs HO Iir down t 50 7.H0, medlU'ii 5 lin-tl.5((. nil Weinhls. ((tintntin 4. 0O-5.3U. Kwes !MI-1'0 lbs. medium to c hc-ico 2.25-3 00. h II weights, cull ond cfuiimon 1.00-2.0. 12U-150 lbs. 2.00-2.50. ttuuinuvuf Eggs: Prices la retailers: Frtsh extras, 35c; Btundards. 31 : trusii medium. 28. Prices to wholesaler 2c lower. Milk: Raw milk (4 per cent) 2.00 cwt., delivered Portland, leas 1 per cent; grade C milk 1.80. But- teiiut delivered in 1'ortlnnd 35c. iJouiti: (tiuywig prices;: Alive heavy hens over i lbs., 22; inu dium hens. 3 to 4 lbs.. 16c: liKhi bens lac; broilers. 1 Vi to lbs.. Leghorns, sorlnir 20c; Vekin duck 4 lbs. and over lllc: old, 15e: color ed ducks, 12c. Turkeys. 28-3Jc. CciiULiy inuatn. lbumg prictis)--Choice veal. 16: pork. 14-14Uc Chiuce veal. H'4-15; pork. 14-Hc; heavy veal K-JOu. Klour: t;itv delivery prices) Family patents 4fl. 6.00; whde wheat 4 Us $5.40; graham, 40s. 4. HO; bakers' hard wheat. H8a. ft. 40; bak ers niuesiem patents, yss. 6.16; pastry flour. 49s. $5.50. Miliar: tSacKed basis) Cane, Truil or berry, o.Oa cwt.: beet su gar, i.sn cwi. onions: Oregon. 51.00-1.25. T'matoes" feu. No. 1 grade 1.35-2.25; No. 2. .75-1.60. Nuts: California new crop, 27c; i trcgon, oiu crop 24. liew crop i , aiiininiis, 1 i-zie; pen n ui s, y 1-'c; pecans, 25-27c; filbei ts, 22- Wool: Valley. H-1S ; valb v lamb ! 0-14i : M'dialr. long staple. 2h lb. Kid 33c lb. Hay: vvnoieMsJe buying nrlcs. de livered Portland, eastern Oregon jnt-OOfl- nt.r.O: alfalfa. Jin nofj lit.r,,): oor, ); oat bay. lift; straw, $73f X ton: Belling prlct II to tl mora. CKcara !ark: Stendv. 5c. Hops. 1U3H crop. 12-1 2 4(.. COMPARATIVE WEATHER DATA C. S. WKATIIKn HI 1IUAU Obsprv'itioiis takuji at 6 a. 12(iUi Mcrl'fiun. THE WEATHER Tc .npcrnt'T' c I' tk.-r r til .li jv .im li'.if.- v ::i r.fi i .m iiMti "ti tu i ti i .'ii r.n fhn ui; 11 v M l (i lunv.-r i'l 4IH fi 401 o Kim kit i Imr "''i' ',8' r.n 'i ' tMlVfit'i tiiin H.f fi ..(i H-j. tiH ri.1v : y; a 2 a i ,nfi Kancrti" ':!-. . ..c!'Mrl " l l.o AnirH.- . ..-hv? R' : Marshfii . . , . ir :t fi :it: ,?,r, Orb-JUIM . . . in v- r t-i, t;i N-v Yrk i )iv -i4i '!' (i ii ; .rHi H.-a-l l.v K. I 4 I .) i't...pntx i-ir ) r.'i iv n I !(.( f,t..n fii-tw Hi' :.i a: ,"fi P..rlt.ii..l . ..fl.i'lilv r.i i2, .J!B Hmr biirv ....cltlr !td AH ftf .( ) in ii t n . . .r-itn T,( 7t M .ui j St. Unit -ldv f.J f2 0 lHlt U.k -Iiy 14 Rn 4. '!hii l'ianli ii . htv f hi Q fn lUto !i!v M ? :.t S ! i..ftf ... . 'l.-r 4 'I Tfi . y...kt- l..ir ;;. i -. i ' V(.-i!ir.zn . . r.U ; .". i, :.J l j Wtrinip'.K . . .I't.ufdy j ?l. : 21 v Yaktma clear! "! U. i'J. .01 OH- -Tb -COO1. W&UU, J06T TAKE OnTHO5E VJRf5 lOOKE NOTOOIN OUT' ft-V. TEULWHEV4 VOVJ CAM GO AM' VJHO VOU KIM qo SaJTH- POEM FOR THE DAY By LOUIS ALBERT BANKS THE SLAVERY i "Thore la no l'robubilliy of our or good works au to have 110 rellowsutp Willi Works oi Darlaioex, wulle I have V'au:ii to supply which have do not come within the Meaning of I rather knoweth tluit yo have need 4nan. I Gay Fashion is a tyrant And holds us handcuffed to her whim; 'Tis not the thing we feel we need To which we give most anxious heed; It is the thing that Fashion craves And sternly orders for Her slaves; No woman counts heiself as free If she to Fashion bowa the. knee, And yray-hahed Custom is her twin Too often holds m.n fust to sin; 'Tis not what most our nature needs . That with our souls most loudly pleads, But what old Custom's hsjbjta urge "' That through our mental grooves will surge. Whene'er we strive for better things, Old Custom plips our soaring wings. Yes, Custom, Fashion, have their rules And make of us their pliant tools; They crack a keen nnd stinging whip 'Tis hard to give their eyes the slip. And rare, indeed, the soul so brave As to deny ho is their slave; We call him genius or a freak, And think he mu3t be somewhere weak. If we were free from Custom's laws, And did not fear her tiger claws, How sweet would be our common life I How much 'twould free us from our strife! How quick good causes would advance And blossom out in rare romance! Full half our fears would then be laid, And men woufd walk all unafraid. 3Tr8rT.Tswsr.TT Final Close Out Sale of CHILDREN'S DRESSES Be sure to see these broadcloths and prints . , large variety of colors . . suitable for school wear . . fast colors. SIZES 7 TO 14 69c 9Gc S1.09 GOETTEL'S VARIETY STORE f i s j Battery Recharging j I la a Delicate Matter! I A battel y may t;Jy be ruined by overcharging. So it i important to the car-owner to know that will not happen to his. Your Protection Here The Constant Potential Charger There is no other like charger in Dou(?ln county. Its Rrcntest ndvnnlase is in bcint; ub oolutcly balanced ... it is motor-driven nnd cannot possibly overcharge your battery, ror safe results come here! Auto Electric Station At Ned Dixon's By Geo. McMarnu FATHE7R UONT RAVE- OF CUSTOM bolDg -a peculiar People, so zealous their Foundation In Custom, and those Expressions: 'Your Heavenly of all these Ihlngs. John Wool grim. I I 1 Super Service Station & E" ' (Auoelatnl Pre Lraml Wiro) 1 NEW YORK, Nov. 12. John Collins celebrated his 28th birth day last night and federal agents gave him the surprise -party o( his lite. For seven months thoy worked their, way into his good graces. but with little headway in ascer taining what friends wore allied with him In a suspocted narcotlo ring of wide scope. So they arranged a birthday party for him and bade him bring all his friends. Today Collins, bis wife and fif teen of thu more than 70 guests who attended the party In a Times Square restaurant last night, were under arrest as participants in a narcotlo rlug whose business the federal men said ran lo fifty thousand dollars a week. The round-up was timed with others In Brooklyn, Manhattan and Nevf jersey, and followed closely a succession of raids In Syracuse nnd other upstate Now York cUIob last week, with which officials said It had only an indirect connec tion. . Bettor be sate than Borry got Jerusalem artichokes of your gro csrynmn. Adv. NOTICE OF 6PECIAL ROAD DISTRICT MEETING . Notice Is hereby given that a meeting of the legal voters of the special road district created un der the provisions of Chapter 35G of the General Laws of Oregon for 1921, the boundaries of wbicll said special road district are described as follows: Beginning on the range Hue at the southeast corner of Section 34, r. 31 S., R. 8 W., W. M., Douglas County, Oregon, thence north 0 iiilloa. ibenco east i miles, thence jorth 4 miles, thence oast 4 miles, thence north 10 miles, thence east i miles, thence north 1 mile, .hence east 64 mllos along the louth bouudary of the North Ump-uu-Dlamond Lake Highway Im provement District to the line be tween ranges 4 and 5, east W. M., hence south to the county line thence west and south along Hit Oouglns county line lo the line be tween ranges 2 and 3 west, W. M., thence north 74 miles, to tlx northeast corner of Suction 24, T Jl S., R. 3 W., W. M., thence west 11 miles, llience south 2 miles thenco west 7 miles, thence south 1 mile, thence west 14 miles to the place of beginning; has boon cull ed and will be held at the Ulatt- .lor's Hall in Canyonvllle, Doug iaa County, Oregon, on Npvombei 17th:" 1930, commencing at one o'clock P. M. of said day and con tinuing until five o'clock P. M. of mid day, or the purpose of voting i Bpoclal tax, not t6 exceed ton ul I l.s on tlie dollar upon ell of the taxable property In said BPeclal road district, for tho purpose ol raising funds to Improve the for est section or the Tiller-Trail road by grading and clearing same for i distance of approximately miles, said improvement to be mude In accordance with Hi? plans and specifications of the County RoadmaBter of Douglas DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Qlasics 118 Jackson 8t DR. NERBAS DENTIST Painless Extraction Gas Whan Desired Pyorrhea Treated Plione 4K8 Manonio W(1k. 0HUGLE89 HEALTH CENTER Mineral Vanor Oatbk f. win. nvvn 121 3a8 Phone 491 "Complete Health Serv'cs" TUNE IN TONIGHT THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIERS a vaubd raocaAM OF MUSICAL FAVORITES .JO DON UI CHAIN STATIONS KOIN PrtsenttJ by D GH1RARDELLI COMPANY B SUPPLIES FOR Bird Cage Stands We have -just receiv ed a complete stock of these attractive cage supports they will add to the at tractiveness of any room in your home. NQW PRICED : ' AT $2.00 and Up . .. . 3 (pa) CHURCHILL HARPWARE CO. The Ironmongers County, Oregon, filed In the office of the County Clerk of said County on September 22nd, 1930. Dated this 2nd day of October. 1930. W. S. HAMiJTON, County Judge. HURON W. CLOUGII, County Commissioner. It. A. BUSENBAItK, County Commissioner. Attest: Roy Agee, County Clerk. RELIEF FROM CURSE OF CONSTIPATION A Buttle Creek physlolan says, 'Constipation' la responsible (or more misery than any other cause." But Immediate relict has been found. A tablet oalled Bexall Or lerlies has been discovered. This .ablet attracts water trom the sya em Into the lazy, dry, evacuating oowel called the colon. The water loosens the dry food waste and causes a gentle, thorough, natural movement without forming a. bablt ir over lnoreasing the doso. Stop suffering from constipation. Chow a Bexall Orderlle at night. Vext day bright Get 24 for 26u to iay at the nearest Rexall Drue torn. Adv. FOR YOUR HEALTH DR. PBERCE'S Golden Medical Discovery AT ALL DRUB STORKS Roseburg Undertaking Co Established 1001 M. E. RITTER, Manager Founded and Maintained on Efficient Service and Courtesy . Ambulance Service Phone J84 ' Oak and Kane 8t. REAL, ESTATE LOANS Long time loans on improved ranches. Liberal repayment privileges. Prompt service. Monthly payment loans on Rose burg residence and business property. We are loan agente far Equitable Savings and Loan Asso ciation and Commerce Mortgage Securities Company of Port land, Oregon. CON8ULT US ABOUT YOUR LOANS G. W. YOUiNG & SON; Loans lis Case Street r Stomach trouble? drink The most wholesome, you ever had I Good for your Stomnch and your Nerves It relieves Constipation! I lb. Pkg. It always pays to buy the Best SPARE DOLLARS Siiin dolinrs arc soon spent If rallied In I he. pocket, but when (Unoslinil promptly with this bank, they roou jjiiiw and give (IiihiicIhI atii'iigih. Ojicn au account no. 4'i. Intereot Paid on Savings Accounts. Thol&sebur Naiional Bank Eosebur,Ore. YOUR PET , . . J Bird Cages See the many va rieties of these good !ookiri7.i.f o.-nfortabte. cages. . ": $1.75 and Up ... Justrite Supplies Foods and remedies for all pets . . . pro duced by a national ly famous manufac turer. Ask for our Justrite book... Roseburg Cabinet Shop E. S. Cockelreas F. L. Cockelreas All kinds of cabinet work Cupboard Doors. ' Furnitiiru liepalrlng, Truck - Bodies. We sell Upson Board and Veneer. Saw Piling a Specialty Phone 541-J 642 Fowler St. John R. Kelly SHEET METAU WORK8 Heating and yentjlatlnk If It oan be made of 8heet Metal We Can Make It 444 N. Jackson St. Phone 468 R0SE3URG, OREGON : ; Winter Needs ' Include HEAT! Our wide variety of wod-burn-Ing heater invites your atten tion . . . prepare now for the cold weather. i Powell Furniture Store Lloenaed Lady UmQalmer Phono 417 3 X'HX'itWH "Ficgo" palatable Coffee-Substituta S3