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FOR SALE Modern, 5-room house,' almost new, lot 75x135, large lawn, rock garden, garden area. Sacrifice for quick sale. $3.UO0. Terms. JU R. Brand residence, 11107 Harrison, V. Roseburg. Phouo 157-Y. FOR SALE Four room furnished house, shower, electricity, two lots 40x120. Will accept bouse trailer on trade. Box S60, co News-Review. FOR SALE Houses and vacant lots. Also R. R. trackage. Cash or easy terms. Phone, 363 J. Norlhstde Apartments. Help Wanted WANTK1 Man to chop nix acres of prune 'wood tlazley placo. F. E. Weaver. Kiddle. for Sole Miscellaneous FOR SALE Nice njohalr daven port and chair. N,ice maple beu daveno and chair. Electric wash er. Battery radio, gasoline wash er, battery and battery charger, Montag circulating heater and Montag enamel range. Monarch electric range. Judd'a Furniture Store. WHY NOT get the Hy-Power, guaranteea muttier any lurpei your muffler troubles. Also get your glass at Sartfa Auto Wrecking liouso. 4I NEW modern suirage locker system at Douglas Ice and Stop age Co. Attractive rates. Cartons lor sale.' FOR SALE I) flat piccolo and Jun ior size drum. Mrs. John Kelly, 1216 N. Jackson. FtVft " SALE Oliver 14' tractor plow- Fred Burks, Coos Junction. ELEOTROLUX sales and service. Phonrf 561. 119 W. Masher. ON E CENT each. Mugaslnes. tion Library. Flc- Wonted WANTED Hens and fryers. Port land quotations paid. Freo pick up. Box 135, Camas Valley. Dentistry Special Extraction and Pyorrhea Treatment (las when desired New style plates and teeth Old plates refitted like new Dr. Nerbas Masonic Bldg. Phone ISg Dr. Q. W. Marshall. Med. A. Bldg. Chiropractor tR. H. B. 8COF1ELK. Phone tf Scene One Rentals FOR RENT Modern homo, other buildings, city conveniences, 1SU acres pasture, some alfalfa, near Sutherliu. Oregon. See Fred A. Goff, 122 S. Stephens, Rose burg. Phone 218. . 5-ROOM furnished flat, private bath, entrance. Gas rauge, water heater. Phone 222.R. 511 - B. Stephen. HOUSES for rent at -709 Si Steph ens and 217 Chadwlck. Page Lumber & Fuel Co., phono 242. MODERN, s-room. furnished apartment. Privute bath. Adults only. Inquire Harth's Toggery. vltUOM house, outbuildings, 35 acres, near school. Phono GP34. OUye Bctta, Route 1, lioseburg. FOR RENT Apartment ' on ' Rast aveutie. Inquire 451 N. Stephens. KOHLHAOEN APARTMENTS tt. Strictly modern. Phone 550. 4-ROOM furnished apartment Call at 218 or 232 S. Jackson. 2-ROOM furnished apartment. Pri vate bath. 112 Brpckway. 3-ROQM furnished apartment, gar age. 124 Flocd and Mill. FOR KENT 5-room furnished du plex. Phone 179-It. . MODERN 3-rootn Apt. Call at The Strange Shop. MODERN, furnished apartment. 926 S. Main. ROOMS. 225 W. Mosher. Fuel . PHONE 282 Green and Dry Slab Wood ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. of Act Three Impounded THE following described dog. has been impounded and If not claim ed within 48 hours from date of notice will be disposed of as pro- - vlded by law:) Female, blue-grey, Shepherd, about 6 months old, wearing collar. Picked up at Glengary. Tom Fletcher, Enforcement Oftl . cor. pecomber 31, 6:00 p. m. Poultry BROAD breasted bronzo poults: eggs. G. A. Bonebrake tonis head our flock of carefully selected hens Nprthwcstern show win ners. See them yourself. Book your orders now. Ray White, Canyonvlllo. Projn DRAIN, Jan. 1. Qalvln Sum ner of Mountain Hume, Idaho, came Sunday for a visit at the parental J. C. Sumner home. He has been working for the past three years for the Mountain Home Republican. Miss Clotilda Trimble of Port land, spent Christmas at the home of her pareuts, Rev. and Mrs. C. Trimble. Wallace Asker returned homo from Catup. Clatsop for tho holi days. lss Betty LaGrander, who is attending school in Eugene, ar rived; home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Grant McCormlck and son. Ray, of Molalla, are spend ing part of the holidays with. Mrs. McCormlcws pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. E. (1. Whipple and other re latives hero. Milton llartliolomy cunio last week from Clatskanie, where he Is teaching, to spend the holidays at tho parental Bartbolomy home. Mr. anil Mrs. Albert Chrlstenson and family of Spokane camo Sun day for a holiday visit with Mrs. (Miristcnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Delk. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bowser and two sons of Eugene spent a few days this week at the E. G. Whip ple and Martin Bowser homes. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Bloomquist spent Christmas at the homes of their parents in Roseburg, and will go to Portland to attend the O. S. T. A. this week. Willis Goodmanson and Ray mond Marcbtoli arrived Saturday ulght from San Francisco, on fur llough from tho U. S. army. Chas. McClure of Timber ar , rlvod homo last week to spend ,tho holidays with friends aud rela tives. j Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Godul and two daughters pi Cltcyonue, Wyo.. jatrlved Friday by train, to spend part of the Christmas vacation !with Mr. Godel's parents. They lhad sneut several days at Le- bnnan Willi Mrs. Godel's. relatives. Jack Connors loft Inst Friday for Moscow, Idaho, where ho joined his wife for the holidays. Mrs. Connors went a week before to visit relatives. i Mr. and Mrs. Temple Brown, ac companied Mrs. Brown's sister, Mrs. Kay Greame, and mother-in-law. Mis. Greame, after a visit of I a few days here, to watdport where tbey all spent Christmas , with another sister, Mrs. E. S. Kir by. I A daughter was born Dec llHh i to Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Cunning ham at the Mrs. Mable Sweariugou home, j A daughter was born poc. 19th to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grlswold, at Cojvallfls. 1 Mrs. Beulnh Lokcn lnft Friday evening for Eugene. This week I she will accompany Mr. Loken to the S. P. hospital nt Sun Francls- co where he will receive medical I treatment for flu complications. Friends of the George Orites family are helping pjrovldo a cap able nurse for continued care of I the triplets, bom Doc. 10th. ami 'their mother. The' babies are all thriving, but special care will bo needed. By V. T. Hamlin GENERAL SAW -MLINQ Howard Caaebeer. 4 IS a. Stephana Also furniture repairing. ANTIQUES Tha Strange Shop. 1041 S. Main St AUTO REPAIRING Knight Porter, corner Douglas & Main. Body, fender work. Painting. LOCKSMITH Paolfio Key Ser. Phone 348. WASHING MACHINES IRONERS Bergh's, 630 Winchester. Ph. 805. REFRIGERATION SERVICE E. 0. Jones. rnon 1S0-L FUNNY "I never wns a burbcr before ana I don't like the vro . iiet me!" "Lady of llic RADIO ELEOTRICAL REPARINQ "oseburg Electric. Phone 123. RADIO SERVICING Bill Callhouu's Kadlo Muslo Store. Ph. 93. . . Hargls Radio Sejvlce. Phone Lund Radio Berries. Phone 84, FLUE CLEANING FURNACES vacjum cleaned flu cleaning. Call 841. J. C. Bewler. GARBAGE 8ERVICE DILL'S Garbage Service. Efficient aervlce. Reasonable rates. Ph. 839. BUSINESS I and for tho peace which has to l( shaped thereafter." Goes to Portland Bill Wharton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whar ton, of this city, Is spending sever. l days In Portland before return ing to his studies at the Univer sity of Oregon. He has been visit. ing iu Roseburg with his parents during Christmas vacation. For newspaper deliveries after 5:30 house? Why, yes!"