LOCAL NEWS.
Attorney Albert Abraham la In
Albnay oa business.
Miss Cloe LuBrie Is visiting with
friends In Eugene.
Sea "Itouieo and Juliet" at the
t'KESCKNT tonight.
No use to suffer from colds; use
Msrsters' Couch Balsam. tf
Umpqua Cold Cure la a guaran
teed remedy. Quick and sure, at
Hamilton's. TF
Glenn Wlmberly went to Eugene
today to attend the Waahlngton
Orcgon football game.
Ed. Larsen, a barber, was received
at the county hospital from fllendale,
suffering from typhoid.
John Stoekol was In from near
Looking Class this morning. He has
a large lot of rooted grape vino sups
for sale. I
Mre. Sam White Is tired of buy- I
Ing ground coffee. She buys Polgcr's
Golden Qate whole roast and grinds
It. 4 I
Chapped hands are quickly cured
by applying Chamberlain's Salve.
Price, 25 cents. For sale by Hamil
ton Drug Co.
Examine the construction of a
HuBb and Lane piano and you will
readily underiitand why they guar
antee them for twenty yearB. dtf
The football gamo at Eugene to
day betwoen Oregon and Washington
reeulted In the first half In a score
of 0-0. Second half not reported yet.
at 6:00 p. m.
Kemlck Fate and O. W. liurnett
were down from Myrtle Creek this
afternoon. Everything U reported
moving nicely there. Mr. Fate was
making final proof on his timber
land claim.
For a mild, easy action of the
bowels, a single dose of Doan's llegu
lets Is enough. Treatment cures
habitual constipation. 26 cents per
box. Ask your druggist for them.
"Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlc Oil Is the
Lest remedy for that often fatal dis
ease croup. Has been used with
success In our family for eight years.
Mrs. L. Whlteacre, Uuffalo, N. Y.
A -supply of the new edition of
the Oregon mining laws haB Just
been received at this office. It In
cludes everything to date In legal
mining procedure.! Copies only 40
cents each. TF
Stops Itching Instantly. Cures
piles, eczema, sat rheum, tettor.
hives, herpeB, scabies Doan's Oolnl
ment. At any drug store.
THE ItOND RKALTV CO. Or
charda, farms, timber and city prop
erty. Some fine bargains. Jackson
street, Roseburg, Ore.
For good printing of all kind
The Review leads.
Oyster season Is oiiened. Olym
plas or Eastern In any Htylo nnd the
rlght kind of style at the IttweburK
Hotel, near the S. P. depot. Special
Sunday dinner from 6:30 to 7:30 p
m., for 60 cents. DTF
8. W. Ilance, an elderly gentleman,
who was associated with C. I. l.ea
vengood In the land locating busi
ness In this city for over a year, died
hi Portland Thursday night, Nov.
12, of heart trouble. Ho was a
single man, but leaves relatives at
Kllensburg, Wash. Mr. Hance left
Hotteburg about Bix weekB ago.
While here he lived at Miss Anna
Long's boarding house.
The new mileage books, 2000 mllett
for $60, or one-hnlf cent per mile
lower thnn the regulnr rate of fare,
will be placed on salo by the Houtti
ern Paclflo Co. tomorrow. Simultaneously,-
tho $30 script books, which
carried a rebate of S4.60 lifter be
ing fully used up, will be retired.
The $90 script hooka, on nccount of
the large number on hand, will not
be retired before the first of next
year.
Portland Oregtmlnn: Judge Cle-
land, In the Circuit court, granted n
motion for a non-Bult yesterday In
the case of F. J. Ilelllwell against
the Portland Hallway, Light A I'ower
Company, In which the plaintiff, who
Is a grocer at Kern Pnrk, sought to
recover from the company $1000 on
accouut of an acculent whl.ii occur
red February 11. Ilelllwell snld he
was walking along a platform at
Kern Park when a Mt. Scott car
struck him from the rear. Witness
testified that he atepped directly In
front of the car, and that the motor-
man had no chance to stop It. He
was reading a newaimper at the
time. (Helllwell was a former resi
dent and business mau of Yoncalla,
this county.)
Mow to Treat Hprnln.
Sprains, swellings nnd lameness
are promptly relieved by Chamber
lain s Liniment. This liniment re
duces Inflammation nnd soreness so
that a sprain may be cured In about
one-third the time required by the
usual treatment. 26 and 60 rent
sixes for sale by Hamilton DrtiK Co
Pbooe 1053 All Work Guaranteed
H. C. R1TZMAN, Up-to-Date Plumber
Special Sale on
Fixtures, Including Towel Racks, Soap
Dishes, Tumbler Holders, Sponge
Racks, Etc
Lot sis n.h. tn animal on Tour work. PtMtn and Hot Wnier Npivl ai'y
FoeC of Jackson SU Repair Work Neatly Done
The Birth Stone for November is
Ike TOPAZ
WE HAVE AN IM.MKN.SK LINK, MOUNTED AND UNMOUNTED
W have full llrt of U Wu, N.-ckla.-, I VllHr, IVo-Unl. Kt
Onr tin 1 watch tnoTiuuii ami run, la all ra.U aul !, I the muai complete
la HatAarn Orffon.
invito jon to clL ,
J. T. BRYAN, TTw Waictnwkcr
R.OJUURG, - ORICON
ii vmtmi)wiiiiii)iiimMiitiw) wiw
28 VKAIW A IIRUM.MF.ft.
Walt Jackson to Vult Kuud uud Llve
lu Albany, where he has btore.
After having carried a sample case
for 28 years in the northwest terri
tory, Walter Jackson, than whom
perhaps there to no better known
commercial traveler III America, Is
now about to retire, says the Ho
qiitain, Wash., Washingtonian. Mr.
Jackson owns a tobacco business at
Albany, Ore., and he will make that
city his home when he gets through
with Kosenfeld, Smith & Co.. of Port
land for whom he haa traveled 16
years.
To every cigar dealer in the states
of Washington and Oregon, Walter
Jackson Is known. During his 28
years' experience as a commercial
traveler In the west he haa made
practically the same territory and
sold many thousands' of dollars
worth of goods. Everyone likes him
and everyone has a good word for
him, because he has nlwnys sought
to do the right thing. He in the dean
of Northwest commercial men and
many a knight of tho grip will sigh
when It becomes generally known
that "Grandpa" Jackson la to quit
tho road.
Mr. Jackson comes from fine old
Southern stock. Ho was born (10
years ago in Missouri, a,nd his falhcr,
Hancock Jackson, was the governor
of the Btnto In 1856-00.
About 30 years ago Mr. Jackson
came to the const and for three years
traveled out of San Francisco. Then,
ho enmo north to Portlnnd nnd for
26 years has made that city his home.
le Is In Honuinm on his last trip.
introducing Ed. Sommers, who will
succeed him. .
How to Cure a Cold.
Re as careful as you can you will
occasionally take cold, and when
you do, get a medicine of known re
liability, one that haB an established
reputation, one that Is certain to ef
fect a quick cure. Such a medicine
1b Chamberlaln'B Cough Remedy. It
has gained a world wide reputation
by Ub remarkable cures of this most
common ailment. It acts on nature'?
plan, relieves the lungs, aids expec
toration, opens the secretions nnd
aids nature in restoring the system tr
a healthy condition. During the many
years In which It has been In general
use wo have yet to learn of a single
case of cold or attack of tho grli
having resulted In pneumonln when
thlB remedy wns used, which snowt
conclusively that It is a certain pre
veutlve of that dangerous disease.
Chamberlnln's Cough Remedy con
talus no opium or other narcotic and
mny bo given as confidently to n hahy
as to an adult. For sale by Hamil
ton Drug Co.
FROM COI NTV EXCHANGES.
Drain Nonpareil.
Horn, Nov. 8, 1908, to Mr. nnd
MrB. 1. W. Haines, of llnrdscnibhlc.
a son.
Horn, nt Drain, Nov. 12, to Mr.
nnd Mra. W. G. Karrar, a son.
After a long siege of sickness
caused by dropsy and oilier compli
cations. Marsh N. Kllslcy b life pas
sed away peacefully In East Drain
Wednesday night at the home of I.
II. Sneed. Tile burial took placi
next day, Hev. llrowne conductinr
tho funeral services. Deceased win
aged 69 years and was a native ol
Indiana. He came to Oregon In
1861 nnd tins resided for man
years In thlB vicinity, where lie wai
held In the highest esteem by all whe
knew htm. Karl Ensley, aged about
16 years, Is his only surviving child.
Oakland Owl.
Stearns llrolltera nre going to dig
up a portion of their hop yard anil
set out loan prune trees.
Hev. II. H. Shangle, llnauclat agent
'I have nsad rnnr alnbls rirsri srid And
lain par fact. itiulJn'l do wtllmiil stir, in. I !
il tli -in fur ouia tlrua for linl!nt!.in ami 1II-
B)llj i It 111 lu
astsr ! tttliuut tt
e. win-) ripu, juu will
lUntrd A. Man, Albtny. H.Ti
Best For
Plaaaanl Palaiatil Pnaont TaaloOnod Do flood.
Haiar Strhoii. lVaan or lrlr Iff . UV Nsnar
oU In bulk. Th (-nam tl-tat alamffxl U V 0.
Uursniaiu so a or or four tuiir oaf a.
Starling Remedy Co., Chicafo or N.Y. 6c
INHUL SUE. TEN Mil HON BOXES
Biliousness
CAMDY CATmftnc
of Columbia College, at Milton, and
presiding elder of the M. K. church.
South, Is visiting friends lu the
city.
Myrtle Creek Mull.
C. O. White disposed of his Inter
est In the Myrtle Creek Water, Light
a Milling uo., last week, to E. Bond.
Arter nits deal was made Mr. White
purchased the one-third interest of
the H. Dyer & Co. Store, held by the
Jefferson Coruellson estate, then re
sold It to the administrator of said
estate, W. C. Hales, who in turn sold
to Iteinli k Fate, who now holds two
thirds of the stock of the company.
. v. underwood and daughters
departed Sunday for Marion, In Mar
lon county, where they have decided
to locate.
D. M. Held, of Medford. was here
last week visiting his father, E. F.
Held, and looking the country over.
He has decided to buy land In this
vicinity and locate permanently.
uonaiu Morrison Is having the
tract of land which ho bought of S.
W Uayless last summer, platted off
into acre lotB and has placed the en
tire holding on the market. Several
sales have already been made. E.
r Held, lately here from Medford.
nan purchased 6 ucres, at a price of
$800. Mr. Thompson and Bister, of
Arletn, have taken 2 acres and Ed
ward J. Falrbank, ono aero. At this
rate It will be only a matter of a few
weeks before the whole twenty acres
will havo passed Into tho hands of
prospective home builders.
At a hearing before the boundary
board at Hoseburg last Friday, the
prayer of Edwin Weaver asking that
he be transferred from school district
No. 19 to district No. 116 In upper
Missouri noiiom was granted. Prop
erty amounting to some $70,000, the
grenter part of which Is represented
in me roauoea or me 8. P. Company,
was placed In the new district, along
with seven children of school age. In
oroer ror ins children to reach th
new school It will be necessary for
Mr. weaver to build a foot br dee
across the Umpqua river, and this he
proposes to do at once. nlnelnir the
linage across the, stream at the Cleal
Weaver place. The structure will
ho some 300 feet long and will cost
about 1300.
(lemlule News.
W. H. Leah tins opened a clothing
"ore ill tne building recently occu
pied by the Homo Meat Co.
Hev. It. o. Casey, of the M. E
hiirch, has been sent as pastor In
hurgo to this city. He will preach
at Glendale twice a month.
T. W. Hillings, or the Mule Creek
nines, and Miss Ilcssle Shlnn, who
formerly lived at Fernvaie. were
married last week and passed through
tilendalo last Monday on a bridal
tour to the central cities of Califor
nia. Mr. Hillings is superintendent
ind Joint owner of the Mule Creek
mines.
Watched Fifteen Years.
"For IB years I have watched the
working of Ilucklen's Arnica Salve
nd It haa never failed to cure any
jore, boll, ulcer or burn to which 11
wns applied. It has saved us many a
loclor bill," says A. F. Ilnrdy, of
I'.ast Wilton, Maine. 25c at A. C.
Marsters A Co's. drug store.
FOR SAI.K Genuine Marshall straw
berry plnntB. No disease. Fifty
cents per 100 nt Hlversldo Fruit
Gardens. Louis Harzee, owner.
dn21
LOST Wednesday night, a gold
watch and hair fob. Finder please
return to Hess' barber shup, Sheri
dan atreet, and receive reward. dtf
III Tbc Pressure of
H Laundry
iWork
tloiio nt home is felt ly
(lio lu-ml of (ho Iiouhi' mid
nil tho family. Why not Ih
nlltmtl of it? 8,-iul ill
your work to this lnundry
nnd the ri'sult will Ik lunh'y
kjiI Nfnrtory. We uno (In J
Honp, pun vn I or nnd a lilw
eral amount of fiklll tud
KoihI unit.
HhlrtM, roll htm, cult mid
Ntnniittl rimmIh nra a hkt. al
ly with un.
WnCeli for rlrc8 licit
wrrk. Thorn? TIM.
Roseburg
Steam
iff Laundry.
RACE MEETING
Thanksgiving Day
Thursday. Mov. Id
Races start at 2 o'clock
sharp
First Race, 1-4 mile dash, purse
$50.
Second Race, 3-8 mile dash,
purse $50.
Third Race, 1-2 mile dash, purse
$50.
All races open for any horse,
entrance fee 10 per cent of
purse.
V. G. Winningham,
Lessee.
Does not Color the Hair
AVER'S HAIR VIGOR
KDENBOWRR W. C. T. V.
Tho local W. C. T. U. met at the
home of Mra. 8. M. Munson Friday,
Nov. 6. After a few boiikh, Mrs. L.
Burzee led in prayer. Following this,
Mrs. Helen FerKUson entertained the
union with a recital of her trip to
Portland to attend the 25th annl
veraury of the order.
Douglas county was counted, the
banner county of the Btate, of which
the workers have Just cause to be
pround.
There were 12 ladles present who
attended the first organization of the
W. U. T. V. in Oregon ?5 years ago.
Mrs. Ferguson Is a tireless worker
and on the following dajr entertained
tne u. r. Li, at her home. The
ladies will meet In two weeks at the
home of Mrs. Leu is Barzee in River
side. A cordial Invitation to attend
is extended to all Interested In the
cause. M.
IllllouKiies and Const iput ion.
For years I was troubled with bll
ousness and constipation, which
made life miserable for iiie. My ap
petite failed me. I lost my . usual
force and vitality. Pepsin prepara
tions and cathartics only made mat
tors worse. I do not know where I
would have been today had I not
tried Chamberlain's, Stomach and
Liver Tablets. The tablets relieve
the ill feeling at once, strengthen the
digestive functions, helping the Bys-
tem to do its work naturally. Mrs.
Rosa Potts, Birmingham, Ala. These
tablets are for sale by Hamilton
Drug Co.
INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC.
Mrs. R. R. Wood will accept pupils
in vocal Btudy (Old Italian method).
Call at Burr's Music Store. dn26
Get a fine, three-sheet wall chart,
In colors, free with a year's sub
scription to The Review.
V. A A. M., Laurel Lodge No. 18 Holdi
l regular meetiugiron '2nd and 4th Wednei
daya of each month.
, G. G. Giuham, W. M.
N. T. Jawarr, Secretary
AO.D.W. KoscDurg Lodge Ho. 16 Meet
the '2nd and 4th Mondaya of a:b mont)
at 7:80 p. m,, lu the KorMters" Hall. A
metnuera In good staudtnr are Invited to at
tend J. w. Dowkll. M . w ,
k. a, uiox, Kecoraer
BP. U. EI.KB, RoMburg l4X.se, :vo.86- Holds
regular communication! at the Klkt
Temple on '2nd and 4th Thuradaya of eat b
month. All member requeited to altp d
riwularlv. and all vlaltlnv brothara are nnnll
auj Invited to attend.
r.. 14. rivni tt, n. ti.
Geo. W. aTALk v, riecratarv.
D
KG RE K OP HONOR, My tic Lodge No. 13-
HeauiDa tDa m jnumuny evening of
each month In MaofHbec Hall. ViaftlnR
member eordlallv Invited to attend
UlNNlI K. Cavkndir. O. of U
A. H. Lenox. Kno.
I. W. Duwrll, Receiver.
EAOI.KH, Roaffbnrg Aerie meet a In Odd
Pellowa Hall on '2nd and4lh Monday even
lnaa of each month, at 8 n'clork. VlMt
tug brethren In good tamllng alwaj welcome.
O. I'l'LVH, W. I1.,
C. W. Ballard. Sec.
O. O. P., Rising tttar Lodge No. 174, intwta In
Odd Fellow' Ttmplft very Frtday eveulUK
Vial! ug brelherea alwarn weleome.
K. N. Kwart, N. U.
P. U Mk ki.1.1, R. 8.
M. PlCKLR.'P. &
10. O. P., I'MlrlrtrUn IxxUe No. 8 Mceta n
Oild Kellows Temple, rorner of Jacknon and
('aan H'reeln, oh ntunlay evening of eat h
week. Membern of the order In good a lauding
are Invited to attend.
J. . GoonNOw, N. O.
N. T, Jkwrtt, R. a
10. O. P., PnUm Knentnpment No. 9 Mroli
in Odd Pellowa' Temple on the lit and iinl
Tbnmlay evenltigt of eaeh month. Visit
ing brelliereu alwaya welcome.
11 O. Li win, l P.
J. O Gooiihow. iJcrlbo.
KOP P , Atnha IMlge No. 47 Meet every
WfKlrela-in I. O. O. P. IUII, at 7:M p. in.
MemLHsrH In good standing are luvlled to
attend.
Glim V. Wimhkily, o. o.
L. A. BiMMUAHT, K. R. 8
0
N. G., Co. D Repara'e Battalion Meeta
every Thurmlay evening at the Armory
Hall at a o'clock.
ll.O. Hlocum, Captain.
KO. T. M., Protection Tenl No. l.t-llottla
regular nieelinan nn every WethieiMUy
night In Maccahee Hall. All vloiting
mrmltera In good atandlng are Invltetl to at
tend. P. P. Patterson. Tom.
U. W. Rait, R. K.
LO. T. M., Rnarbnnr Hive No. 11- Holda
regular revtewa on every TueinUy afier
noon at -2:iV o'clock in the Mscratee'f Hall.
Hlntrra of otlieri Hlvea visiting tn the city are
cordially Invited to attend our reviews.
Man. O. R. Rohkhrakk, Com.
Man. Jkmir Kapp, R. k.
MOpKRN WOODMKN OP AM KRICA. Myrtl
Camp No. thi:w meet on the second and
fourth Weduesdavsof everv month In the
Pnrrestera' Hall. Travellnc Neighbora ar eot
dlally invited to visit our Camp.
A. C. Mawkk. Consul,
A. HiUmak, Clerk.
MOl'KRN RROTHRRHOnD OP AM KRICA'
Roaeburg Ixi1(e No. 4t -Meeta everv 2nd
aud 4th Thurmlay In Marcabee Teinple
Vltttug members always welcome.
K v ely H HoevRR, President
Rektha Wruiht, Hecrv'ary.
OK. B., Roaeburi Chapter No, -Holdsthelr
regular meeting on lat and 3rd ThurMlxyi
In each Mouth. Visiting memters in
good lUndlng are respectfully invited to at
teud. Mm. I. WOLLRNBIRil, W. M.
Frrr Johhsom, Secretary
RKRKKAHS, Reeeburc Rebekah Unlge. No.
41. I. O. O. P.-Meeu In Odd Frllows'
Temple every TneMs y evening. Visiting
listers aud brethren Invited to attend.
Ma. Maouik RonRRrmvt. W.O.
Mra. (rtRrHRMsoM, Secretary.
WOMKN OP WOOnCRAFT. I liac Circle No.
4Meton island 3rd Monlar evening
of each month at Od 1 fellow- Hall.
Vtflltlug members tn good, landing are In
vited to attend.
FLORINri TTtMrsox. O. N.
Clara Ht'RRN, Clgrk
1.001MFN Or T1H WORLD, Oak Camp .
W 1. Meetaat the Odd Pellowa' Hall In
Riwuuurt. everv 1st and 3rd Momtav
tvtnlnga Visiting nelirhbori always welcvuue
K. N Kt rt. C. r
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DAILY WEATHEK REPORT
V. 8. Weather Bureau, local oHice, Roseburg,
Ore. 24 bourn ending 5 a. m. Nov. 14, 1904.
Precipitation Id lucbenaoO buntlreilUia:
Maximum temperature 46
MlDlmnia temperature 44
Free iplUt ltm , 0.O
Total prevlp. tlnce first of month 0 01
' Avg. prePlp. (or this month for 80 yeara.,,.4.37
ToUl pre Ip.from Sept. 1, 1UUH. to dat 6.73
' Average p reel p. from September 1, 1M7.. . . 5.74
Total ezveM from Sept. 1, 1908 0i
' Average precipitation for 31 wet aeaaoni,
8ept to May (tuelmtve)..... 32.93
Wim-um Bkll, Observer.
For Roseburg and Vicinity!
Fair tonight and Sunday.
For a reliable cough remedy use
Marsters' Cough Balsam. tf
See 'Ilomi'o and Juliet at th
CKKSCKNT tonight.
During changes of weather al
ways use Marsters Cough Balsam.
A3 OROWEtia OUR.
EXHtH.lt.Nt
IMTTtES
PHUT L. M Vy aiBflvl
wtrrj
W isar.RisaiNa '
HOLLY
TREES
fTni'P KNru iflii tv t-w 1
Friaht In 11.. rl vnM UiUi 1
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Rk u. w; ..vr.; '.r::T,:,,v?.":v 1
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7 wpiani.rivatintiiebcK, jut
r" urm mi inpiT pm in
the iroaad tliun out tfaa trinj
MMPLHI WilTlllAl aisreTioss
jffon how to force arowth In ropr I
W barrlM will b (urnUhuil wilh tutoh
pporohaM. Grow your own Hi.llv
R08ESV.V.V.a.T.V
' mo novBiiies ana oia rmror-.
""I nnraj. veil-rooted
'vuoriDiirniieda
bk sot uataioffue
0W.OOA
VorUansl, Orcou titxku, Waah.
IT is not by chance
that the HOWARD
watch is the one truly
fine watch made in
America.
1 The Howard It the reasoned
combination ol the finest materia)
and workmanship ever put into an
American watch.
! Ever Howard ta adjusted ia
its teat, and price-ticketed at the
factory $35.00 to $150.00. The
price is ntvir cut. ' r '
I We are distributors for this dis
tinctive watch. .. - .'
Sold By
A. S. HUEY
Jeweler-Optician
NOVELTY
THEATRE
Program chnnges each Sunday,
Mumlay, Wednesday and
Friday.
PROGRAM
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
MOVING PICTURES:
"The Flrt'innn'ji Daughter."
"Half Sntunlay Oltfl."
"Advi'lUure nf a llnth Chair.'
"A Fish Slorjr."
ILLUSTRATED SONO:
"I Wonder If Yon Miss le
and
"Suthern lilrl."
MATINEE 2:30 TO 5
ADWSStON
Sc
Evsnias Perfmasce 10c
eajawio
A Word About Little
Things in Clothing.
Remember it is not only the outward appearance, but
the "little things" regardless of how attractive the style,
how beautiful the fabric Does the coat have genuine hair
cloth shrunken canvas hand padded lapel collar lapel
stay linen pocket stays linen edge stays button and
buttonhole stays non-puckering edges these are some
of the little things we look out for for you. Its a con
tinuance of your patronage we want. Can't sell a cheap
suit and give these things that's why we advocate
Good Clothes.
Glad to show you. Prices consistent with value.
We Keep Your Clothes Pressed Free
g sealing
of China
Commencing on November
H 7, we will make low prices
onHaviland China. Come and
buy while stock is complete,
so you can get what you
H want. This
H cash. 8
H You will always find the best 5
of groceries, fresh green vegetables g
and fruit in our store.
1
Alton's. Frey&Co I
GROCERS II
Phones 201 Successors to J. r. Barker & Co. H
if
H
Manuel Lopez
CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS
DENNING & KENT, Distributors
Roseburg, - - Oregon
WANTED $1'000 00 w0RTH of 2nd Hand
goods at
t Bradley's Second Hand Store
I handle both new and second hand goods. Try my
prices on harness. You will find that 1 am right.
A. D. Bradley, - -
GASOLINE, ENGINE OIL
and supplies for
Automobiles and Gasoline Engines
H. W. ALTHAUS & SONS
Electricians : Machinists : Autoraotfes
Cor. Cass & Rose Sts.,
Commercial Club Building
uui oaie n
99
tt
H
II
sale strictly for H
The 2nd m- Man
Phone 1441 fttcakusg, Osa. $
J. M.Thbum Clem
i hi nn n n irmrnionnnni nsyjyj