TUB W-KKINO KEWi MOMAV, APWTTi I01T.
POUR
Where will you find the
equal of this car at its price ?
TaVa the Hem of room. Tha new mg . s
Mitchell Jr. flv pasntiiKor light six MM-
la ft car of 120-Inch wheel bano. Thlg j7 tlWw rMASW
im five Inches longer than must other JvW M fAw
light sizes. Tills extra wheel base is JM m mfZ I
put Into extra lew room In front and l""f I
rar. it a so anauies us to maKa wiaer i
eats without disturbing the harmony
t appefanctt.
mriSX FIXED BY HEAT.
The Mitchell body Is not only a doa
ble cowl pure steam line body of un
questioned beauty but we are adding
to Its attractiveness by fixing the
finish by heat In 1'irgo ovens con
strue te4 for that purpose.
tOsTO) mnras make east its.
g. raa.
Otir long wheel base enables us to
I ire you an extra long cantilever
prlng, 60 Inch In the Mitchell Jr.
and 63 Inch la the seven-paasengar
MltchelL
f. SXTBA DRZTZKa COMFORT.
Tbe new Mitchell Is the acme of
easy driving. The Roar shifting Is Ac
complished with little effort. The
change Is marie with but a movement
of a few Inches of the shifting lever.
Our steerfnff gear Is full worm type
and lrrevernflle. Our steering knuckles
are carried ou ball bearings.
A XEXASKABZ.B POWEI IXAKT.
In the Mltohell wo Rre giving you
an economical, efficient power p'rint.
The MltchNl ennine Is an I. In-au en
gine with all parts enclnsvd and run
ning In oil. The electric equipment Is
two unit type and fir dj Iveii.
UHUSUAX XQ DIP bill NT.
Mitchell cars are nt only eulp4
With one-man top, clear vis!)ii 'ir.A
rhleld, but they carry reversible lis.'d
amps, power tiro pumps and the II
The Mitchell is really completely
Quipped. s
This Is our hlgb card. If you w.xh
Jvm fuiii'h j
SIXES
JuNIORj
3 and 5
Passenger
120 Inch wheel
base: 40 h.p. motor
Sxf; 60 inch can
tilever springs.
$1150
Factory
Both cars uphol
stered In leather
and are completely
equipped, Including
power tlrt pump.
Seven
Passenger
1?7 Inch whet
bane. 4 h. p. motor
3x5; 52 Inch can
tilever springs;
$1460
Factory
Alio built in ? and
B-paasenger Road
sters, Sedan Models.
This car carries 31
extra features.
Repair Stock carried in
Portland by
Kitcheli-Lewis &
Staver Co.
J. F. Barker & Company
llOSJOIIl'ltC, OREGON.
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HOTEL
UNPQUA
New and
Modern'
We Paint Roofs
Phone 444
Williams Roof Paint Co.
MAXUFAC TUSEltS Oio
Roof Paint and Cement
F.W.WILLIAMS
Roseburg, Oregon
ftnppn's Wnminatino UaUnt
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run 1 II ANN UAL, 1
STRAWBERRY CARNIVAL
Nominees for Carnival Quoon must bo ubove oinbtwn
years of iijjo.
Nomiiii'os for Cliiltlren's (Juivn must bo mutor tliirtoon
yoai-s of iiK'o and in ronular attendance at a Kose
burg l'ulilic Seliool.
Name of Candidate
Residence
Kiuh rnnillilnto miniliialccl la to rwolvo Ono Iluiulrrd
froo vou- from tho CnrulMil Coiuinlilcc.
NoinlnallnK hullols iiihiI nut bo sinned nml enn bo mnlloil
to tho t'arnlval Cuminitii i' or to oltbiT nowaiinpor odloo.
Ilallom will Iw on milo nt hII the Inulum storon on April
17 nml tboronftor. The contest will bo itmlor the closn ni)or
vlHlon of tho Cnriilval l'oiuiiittti nml will close Tuesday
evening. May 8th.
TE.V MILE 1TK.MS.
Our Bchoul baa closed after a very
successful term.
A pie social and program was giv
en by the school Saturday evening,
April 21. A goodly sum was realiz
ed which will be used to purchase
a basket ball and baskets.
A surprise party was given in hon
or of our soldier boys at the home of
E. L. Dushnell. It was an enjoy
able occasion.
Bwakihanna, a native of East In
dia, gave an Interesting lecture on
the custome and habits of his native
land at the church Tuesday evening.
He lectured at Olalla Wednesday
evening, his topic being the Philip
pine islands.
We are glad to hear that Mrs. A.
3. .Bushnell is improving.
J. O. llarnes is farming the Ir
win ranch. He is assisted by Chas.
Selgle.
Churles Kaiser, who has been vis
iting In our valley, returned to his
home at Melrose, accompanied by
Ned Hushnell.
Services will be held at the church
Sunday, April
This fine weather should bring ev-
ervone out to church. Kev. Iilack-
wcll will preach.
APACHE.
A DOLLAR'S WORTH
FOR A DOLLAR SPENT
Assurance Is Given That AH
Funds Will Be Economi
cally Expended.
GM1K GLIDINGS.
John Alexander, tbe Glide mer
chant, has made several trips to town
in the last few days on business
matters.
The '"all Creek school will end
its term of school next Monday, hav
ing five pupils ..o take the state examinations.
Archie Alexander and wife are
here on a visit. They will leave for
their home at Klamath Falls in the
near future.
There was a flag raising at Peel
last Sunday and there was a large
crowd there. There was a basket
dinner at which many of the old
bachelors of the country wero found.
U. F. Doss went to Rose burg yes
terday to attend to business matters.
There will be a short program at
tho Fait Creek school house next
Monday as it is tho last day of
school.
The sun has succeeded in shining
quite a bit this week and everybody
hopes that it will keep the good work;
going. j
While on her way to school last
Thursday. MIkh Kthel Smith received
several Injuries from her horso fall
ing on her.
All the farmers about Glide and
vicinity nre busy plowing, this week,
and putting in their crops.
IKEY.
CALL FOH SCHOOL WARItAXTS.
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" FOR DOUGLAS CO. " " 1 1U11IV orders FOR ICE "
h CREAMERY BUTTER ''.V;'," CREAM, SHERBET L
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4 Douglas County Creamery 4
Q PltOMl'T ISICIiViniC AUTO DKMVKHV Q
Notice is hereby given that school
warrants of district No. 32, Douglas
county. Oregon, Number 470 to Num
ber 587 both inclusive indorsed
April 8, 1916, "not paid for want of
funds" and prior thereto, are this
day called for payment by the under
signed, and all interest thereon will
cease from the date of this notice.
Dutcd this first day of May, li17.
CHAItl-ES C. WA.MSLEY,
Clerk School Dlstriot No. 32, Yon-
calla, Douglas County, Oregon.
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81'ltlN'U SAMPLES A It ft II EKE
The Iloseburg Cleaning & Pressing
works have just received their line of
spring samples a swell assortment
of the finest fabrics. Get your order
in early for a choice, selection. A
porfect fit guaranteed nml the best
workmanship, a. w. Sloper, the
cleaner and presser. tf
AIVI01tTISKI MAIL.
The following Is a list of letters
and cards remaining uncalled for nt
the Hoseburg postoftlce:
Hntes, Mrs. Kdlth; Colo, Itcv. 15.
.1.; llrlm, itev. W. S.; Hnrton, Cros.:
I.lnsey, A.; Mott. Theo; Nolk, Win.;
Poo, Roy; Painer, Jim; Stafford, C.
W.; Wnier, J. I).
fnnls.
Angst, Miss Violet: Bromner. Hill;
Morgan. W. M.; rvilay, Mrs. Delia;
Reynolds, Miss Mablo.
b. V. UK1ZKNSTEIN,
Postmaster.
W. J. Martcngale. Wolls-Fargo
route agent, who spent somo time
checking up the Hoseburg office, left
Saturday for Kugene whero he makes
his hondunnrters.
SAGE IEA TURNS
It's Grandmother's Recipe
Bring Back Color and
, Lustre to Hair.
to
In the selection of a Hlghwaj
Engineer at an annua! salary of J3600,
the Stato Highway Commission threw
another bombshell Into the camp of
those opposing the road bond bill.
Opponents of this measure had been
predicting that a 55000 or $8000 man
would be given-this job. The action
of the Commissioners in this import
ant matter only corroborates the as
surance previously given that they will
safely and economically expend all
funds entrusted to them. It Is entire
ly in keeping with the announced
policy of the Commission that it will
give a dollar's worth of value for
every dollar expended In all matters
connected with road construction. Sir.
Nunn, the Highway Engineer, was se
lected because of his efficiency. He
has had years of experience in road
building and the records of his worV
show the most satisfactory results a
a low cost to these footing the bills.
IS MR. SPENCE
CONSISTENT?
Four years ago C. E. Spence, Master
of the Grange, advocated the Grange
bill which proposed the issuance of 6
per cent bonds by counties for con
struction of permanent roads, the
bonds to be paid by direct tax levy.
Mr. Spence is now . vigorously op
posing tho road bond bill which pro
poses Isuing $t,0u0,000 twenty-five-year
4 per cent bonds for hard-surfaced
roads. A direct tax Is not imposed for
the retirement of these bonds. Ample
revenue to pay the interest and retire
the bonds at maturity Is already pro
vided by law from the increased auto
mobile licenses and the existing one
fourth mill state road tax which har
been a fixed tar against all property
In the stato for the last four years
In other words, the bill to be passed
upon by the voters at the June elec
tlon will not increase the general
taxes of the individual.
If Mr. Spence was right in 1912 ha
Is wrong now.
MILITARY PREPAREDNESS
Moving of heavy gun carriages, and
heavy loads of ammunitions and army
supplies.Jiecossitatos better reads than
at present are available in Oregon.
Ii our state ts exposed to attack, the
railroad facilities arc not as well
adapted to carrying heavy guua as
are Improved highways, and it (s i'
to Oregon to get its through tjnk
roads in shape to facilitate t'-- move
ment of supplies.
Should the railroad ce'.ters become
too congested, owing tc war burdens,
or should they fall In'o the hands of
an enemy, the through roads would
be the only means A communication
left to get suppliei from place to
place in the interiot. Farmers would
of necessity depend upon the through
roads for marketing their crops. Every
resident of Oregon wilt see the neces
sities of the situation once this is
called to his attention and will see
the bearing this has ou the road ques
tion to bo voted upon June 4th.
The Dalles Chronicle.
That beautiful, cvon shade of dark,
glosny hair enn only bo had by brewing
a mixture of Sue To and Sulphur.
Your hnir 1 your charm, U mukfs or
mart the face. Wlion it fndes, turns
grny or utronked, jut an application or
two of Sojiv and Sulphur enhances its
apnpn ranee a hundredfold.
Ion't bother to prepare the mixture
you can pet this fumous old recipe im
proved by the addition of other ingredi
ents for "f0 cents a large bottle, all ready
for use. It is called Wyeth'a Snpo and
Sulphur Compound. Thin can always bo
depended upon to bring hack the natural
color and lustre of your hair.
Everybody uses ''WyetH's" Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because it dark
ens so naturally and evenly that nobody
ran tell it has been applied". You simply
dampen a sponge or soft bruah with it
and it raw tins through tne imir, taxing
one small strand nt a time; by morning
the gray hair has disappeared, and after
another application it becomes beauti
fully dark and spnenrs plossy and lus
trous. This resdy-to-uso preparation ts
a oVlightful toilet requinte for those who
desire dark hair and a youthful appear
ance. It is not intended for the cure,
mitigation or prevention of disease.
Good roads nre indispensable to the
progress and prosperity of any state
or community. Such improvements
attract the tourist,' encourage local
development, promote social life, im
prove market conditions and stimu
late thrift. Rural lire Is maile more
attractive and agricultural develop
ment is advanced in proportion as ac
cessible roads are established and
maintained. The further settlement
and development of the state's unten
anted -lauds add to their value. Tho
consequent increase in nssessiible val
ues gives assurance of reduced taxes.
Support the good roads bond bill June
4th and thereby assist to effect these
conditions.
Oregon has talked good roads for
60 years. Millions of dollars have been
expended in that time filling mud
holes. The state Is in third place In
commerce and population among tho
Const states. The road bonding prop
osition, ou which the people will vote
June 4th, Is tho ftrat comprehensive
road programme ever submitted to the
people.
With the main trunk lines, provided
for in the road bond bill, taken care
of. roail district 'nonoy will be ex
pendod on local laterals connecting
with state-Improved highways, bring
Ing the farmer, no matter whero situ
nted, in direct contact with tho city
markets.
All are. agreed that Oregon need?
sood roads. The only material riir
ference of opinion is as to the metho:!
of financing the movement direct tax
atlon or bonds, based on a revenue
already provided by law. The fan
that tnxes are already burdensome is
the very best argument fur Isstting
bonds. Tho combined revenue from
an increased auto license and the
existing state road tax will pay the
Interest and retire at maturity the
bonds proposed in the good roads bill.
The people will vote on this bond bill
at the special election June 4th.
A vote for the good roals bends
June 4th will bo a vote to pull Oregon
out of the mud.
tor rval news, read The New.
PHONE
FOR QUICK
& RELIABLE
JITNEY
SERVICE. DAY
AND NICHT
W. W. BOYLE, Prop.
Refer all your collections and fin
ancial matters for adjustment to
the
PACIFIC ADJUSTMENT & COU
MICTION 8KKVICE, Iuc,
for prompt attention. Room 222
Perkins Building. No charge un
less collection or adjustment is
made.
FOR THE BEST
JITNEY SERVICE
PHONEfS
'SHORTY' fl fQJ
Sale or Exchange!
166 acres, 11 mi. Roseburg, 7(1 a.
cultivated, balance pasture, part
ly fenced. 5 rm. house, born 30
X'iO, 30 ft. high. 60-ton silo. Good
granary and tool houses. Chick
en houses. Price $0650. Will
include stock If desired. Trade
for Oklahoma or Willamette Val
. ley farm.
Wanted
Ranch property to exchange for
city property. We have several
good pieces of city property to ex
change for ranch property. If you
wish to move to Roseburg list
your 'ranch with us.
G. W. Young & Son
Ileal Estate and Insurance.
110 Cass St. Phone 417
Engagement
Rings!
Give her a diamond for an
engagement ring. A per
fectly cut stone in an at
tractive setting is tho one
appropriate engagement
ring. She will appreciate a
diamond Irom this store.
Our stock Is complete, per
fect stones, in any style set
ting desired. Moderate
price. Engraving free. It
will give Ms pleasure to
show you our line of diamonds.
Quality Service.
BUBAR BROS.
Jewelers At Optometrists.
White River Flour!
We are still selling
at less than wholesale
For Gash!
Don't Wait, Our Stock is Limited
KIDD'S GROCERY
MAKES WHITER, LIGHTER BREAD
Work for a Greater Roseburg
GINGER ALE! VESS4 Made
Fountain Supplies of AU Kinds.
THE ROSEBURG SODA WORKS
130 N. Pine St.
E. T. UXRAH.
l'Vee Delivery
Phone 186
$1.00
Just a few days left of our special
offer on our
SEW-E-Z
Sewing Machine Motor
It will pay for itself on our easy pay
ment plan. Then you will have it
for 40 years:
FREE DEMONSTRATION
in your home.
Roseburg Electric Company
Kverytlilng Electrical.
Mike Kinny Says-
"You'll be taking a bath right soon now. May's al
most here and it'll be perfectly sate, and altogether
pleasing if you are sure to use
Rexall Toilet Soap
I trie., it last May and still recall with pleasure
the grateful sense of delight it gave me."
Nnthan
Fullerton
A Man is What He Feeds On'
. The housewife, looking to the family health, will buy
where she can get FHESlf, CLEAN GROCERIES.-
Our Stock is Clean and Sanitraily Kept
and all goods are of the best manufacture. Orders per
sonally looked after.
KeS279occry Walter Patterson, Prop.
Now Located at 225 N. Jackson
Ready to serve you bettor than ever, Monday,
February 6. Thanking you for your past favora
and soliciting a continuance of the same, yours
for better service.
THE CASH STORE
J. B. KING, Proprietor Roseburg, Oregorr
We ask you here to buy our meal
Because we know it s good.
We know you surely would!
Meat!
If you knew this as well as we,
There's nothing better than the best
This' you'll admit a fact
That we have It hero, to prove by I
test,
WOULD BE THE VROPKR ACT
THE ECONOMY MARKET
GEO. KOHI.IIAGE.N, Prop.
Glad to See You Come Always Welcome
Right now is the time to get after
that festive squirrel, and we have the
Squirrel Poison
That will put him in
dreamland on short notice.
MARSTER'S DRUG STORE
Promptness in Filling Orders a Feature of Our Business