Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1911)
ii mymm E. M. R FLANDERS 66 30 95 THE NEW MODELS WILL 44 ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS 99 Flanders "20," Racy Roadster Flanders "20," Suburban 4 Pas- As shown $835.00, delivered in Roseburg With genuine Mohair Top and Glass Front '$890.00 delivered in Roseburg. sender, $860.00, delivered in Roseburg With genuine Mohair Top and Glass Front $930.00 delivered in Roseburg These little cars hold several of the most importaut world's records, among which is the "Longest Nou-stop Run" iu the annals of motordom. Running for nearly 31 days aud nights continuously, without an instant's stop of the engine, carrying four passengers all the time, until 10872 miles had been traveled on the country roads aro 'iid Los Angeles. This distance is as much as the average motorist will cover in three full seasons. v THE E. M.F. TOURING CAR AT $1240.00 Is the greatest automobile value in the world today. They have absolutely 110 legit imate competitors at so small a price. You can pay $2000.00 for a car and get no more than the W E.M.F. "30"g:ves You For $1240.00 They stand without an equal at the price. x Only six Flanders and six E. M. F. "30" allotted to Douglas county for the entire sea son, so don't blame me if you fail to get a car later in the season. A small deposit now will hold a car for you until you're ready for it. Send for descriptive pamphlet if interested. C. B. CANNON, AGENT LOCAL NHWS. Mm, l.u'u WiiHen If ft Suhml.iy night on her return to I'tirllund. Mm. ( L. Hiulloy returned Satur day night from Southern Cullforniii. AHHlKltiut Snpt. T. V. Younger, of the S. V. Co., wan hero from I'ort Imul today. Mr. jiftd Mth. Frank Howard and hiiii, or AimeiiMtla, Mont., aro new arrlvalft In lioscburg. They may In cnlo here. A. C. Hexroad returned Saturday from a visit with IiIh brother at Mil ton, Oregon. I A. K. Cornutt, of Myrtlu Creek, Isj visiting hero at the home of hiH hIh-I ter, Airs, b T. tlreen. j II. II. Hurt. "Hutch," an his friends call him, left Saturday night on a, business trip to Seattle. i Mr. (J. K. Mlew. wife or the S. I j conductor, arrived here Saturday from Portland and in the gutmt of. friends. Old Colds Do not know what to take? Then why not find out? Your doctor knows. Leave it all to him. If he says. "Aycr's Cherry Pectoral," then take it. If he says something else, take that. Do as he says. ;,ft'r,;' If in doubt try The Rochdale Specialists in Good Things To Eat Phone us your orders Phone 145 o W. II. Wells, former Janitor nt th IiIrIi school. loft Saturday night for Fulls city. Ni'h.. neeompuniod hy his wile mid children. KiiKeiio Register: Henry W. Clarke, the veteran traveling nuin. has taken n position us c!ty coliegtor for the Oregon lower Company. Mrs. J. 11. Ilooth went to Ornnts Pass today to nttend the funeral of her uncle llcnjnmln Dlinmlck, who died ther ns u result of a stroke of panil.vsiii. Hon. J. II. Ilooth this morning re ceived n large consignment of gar den seeds, through the courtesy of Senator Oeo. K. Chamberlain, and today was distributing them to his friends who have gardens to plant. "(Jranduia" Kuykendall Is re ported In n critical condition today. Her son, Dr. (leo. Kuykendall. Is ex pected here tonight from Pomeroy, Wash. Her daughter-ln-luw, Mrs. Win. luiykendull. is here from Ku gene. Articles of Incorporation have been tiled with the Secretary of State by t ne Myrtle C eek Mining Company, capital stock, $114,000; principal place of business, Portland, Or. : Incorporators. Philip W. Fran cis. .1. S. Tyler and A. II. Poineroy. Although sugar la a very common article, you all have, no doubt, dis covered the difference between the product of beets nnd that of cane. The cane sugar Is superior for most purposes. It will not he necessary to specify cane sugar wheu ordering from the Hoctulale. dsw Mrs. A. C.'Seely and little son went to Myrtle Creek Sunday to visit with her parents. While being escorted to jail for raising a "rough house" In a local resort, a stranger broke loose from City Marshal Huffman at the city I hall last Saturday night. Dashing to Jackson street, the man ran a block to Washington and then turned wets toward the railroad track, dis appearing In the darkness. Deputy Sheriff Sam Sinrmer ran after the fugitive, hut the darkness made it Imposalli e for hlm to overtake him. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Shlrla were 'over from Sutherlln Saturday even ing. They report the .ri0 Eastern peo plo brought there last week by the j Luso Lund & Development Co., In . their special cars, were simply de- i lighted with Oregon nnd their Invest ments in the Sutheiiin Valley will aggregato fully $130,000. A choice tract of about :t00 acres near town had Just been aliened there and they bought It all and other tracts be sides. They are a class of investors who would be welcomed anywh'ere. Anyone wishing n stilt, dress or coat tailored by the Sindard Ladies' Tailoiing Co., of Chicago, and made to your measure:, should crll on Mrs. J. K. Sawyers, and exan ine the latebt styles aud samples o nirtorinls just received. Perfect fit guaranteed, dtf Rolled oats and barley, cracked and whole corn, whent and all varie ties of mill feed at the Douglas County Mills. Phone 13. dtf O New Spring STYLES Just received a complete line of Men's, Ladies' and Children's ox i fords and pumps. All our goods 'are direct from the factofy and for comfort and durability they cannot be excelled. v Lowest prices andofull value . for your money is our motto. R. L. STEPHENS, The Shoe Man. 313 JACKSON ST NtXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE. LOCAL JEWS Fritz Siau rt or was Id from Melrose today. 8. M. Kelley went to Dlllard this morning. Mr. Frank Carman returned home to Portland Sunday. Slier in Qulne was at Riddle on official business today. lieo. J. Stearns was over from Oak land on business today. .Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Chapman were at Wilbur Sunday. F. P. Keele, of the Soldiers' Home, left Sunday for Portland. Ulenii Wlmberly visited with his parents in Drain Sunday. Vernle Puell went to Eugene Sun day to remain for a few days. Mrs. J. It. Chapman and Guy Mathews were visiting with relatives at Wilbur tuday. Chaa. Erlckson left for Dallns. Oregon, Sunday, to visit with rela tives for a cnuplo of weeks. 'JameB Stepiuiiison, Sr.. left this af ternoon for Portland, where he will spund the next, two months. Mrs. B. F. llyan, who has been visiting with relatives at Brockway, returned home to Albany today Mrs. Florence Itynrs nnd baby went to Cottage Orove this afternoon to visit at the home of her brother, V A. Doss. Mrs. lluldu Scott left Sunday for her home at Centrnlla, ill., after a month's visit here at the home of her sou, 8. M. Scott. Frank Newland was here from Portland Sunday. He is now em ployed with the O. W. P. Co. on their electric railway line. Mr. and Mrs. I). Williams, of Pres ton, Iowa, arrived here this . after- noon and are visiting nt the home of : tneir niece, Airs, awaiuie reiersun Mr. and Mrs. Frank ("Tip") Cioodman arrived here Sunday from 1 1 1 oi ii Ui in . Wash., where he has been working In a sawmill for the past several months. S. K. Uinstott, who left town Frl day night without settling with all the men employed on the Sugar Pint road, was here again today, clearing up the small balunees due. He hud onlv been to Portland. It was not thought, after his departure, that hi had intended to take advantage anyone by leaving them unpaid. The last will and testament of Carl Sieverts, deceased, of Oakland. -wat admitted to probate In the County Court today, with the widow, Cor delia Sieverts. as executrix. Mrs Sieverts Is the sole beneficiary of tht estate, which is unofficially valued at $iir00. The appraisers named are Fred Hand, C. A. Mc.N'abb and J. J. Vandlver. Surveyor Frank Cain and Road Viewers Grant Clayton and Peter llallf returned Sunday from the Loon Lake district where they located a new road. They were at Vlnnhesei today nnd go to .Melrose Tuesday on similar du,ty. Later in the week the will locate a new road at Anchor, on upi.er Cow Creek. They are making it a rule, to eliminate heavy grades Portland Journal: The handsomesl residence provided for by permit last week is the new home to be built foi the Episcopal bishop of the Diocesi of Oregon. The home Is to be ol brick and English half-timbered con strucilon. two stories high, with full basement and will cost $20,000. II will occupy the half block facing Elm street, between Eighteenth and Nine teenth, on Portland Heights. A meeting of the executive board of the Rosehurg Chautauqua 'Asso ciation was held Saturday evening The most important topic discussed was grounds upon which to hold the sessions. So far ns, present develop ments go, the most favorable loca tion available for the big tent -seem? to be the north half of the Catholic Church block on East Washington street, although several sites art under consideration. I lie commit tee on grounds will probably look over the several mentions nviumuii again tomorrow afternoon. Soint program features were also discussed at the meeting and the development point to a line Chautauqua session here this year, with an excellent list of attractions. The sen duled wrestling "out ue tween Peter Huzukos. of Portland, and Knimett Hall did not take place at Oakland Saturday night, because a large boll developed on one oi Huzukos' hips. Returning to Rose burg Sundav. Huzukos stated that hi was offered $50 and half of the door receipts If he would go on the mnt anvhow, but under an assumed, name. Knowing that his affliction would prevent him from Miming and valu ing his record above any monetary consideration, Huzukos refused the offer. He tried, however, to nuraiige for a match with Hall in Roscburg ten days hence, winner to take all. hut did not succeed. Hall lefuslng to wrestle nnywbeie except nt home. Huzukos will probably referee the Ilitsch-Menislc bout in Rosehurg next Thursday night. The latest and best lt.au noveit can be obtained at the public library In the Fnrrott building, upstairs ovei the Rose candy kitchen. Over 1200 volumes to select from. da3 ItOSKIU lt(i I'OSTOKFICK ( LEItli AM) CARRIER. The fulled States Civil Service Commission announces a competitive examination on April 15. 1911. for the positions of clerk nnd carrier tn the local nostoiriee. The Civil Service Commission has experienced consid erable difficulty In securing eligible for appointment to these positions. and all persons Interested in the ser vice are urged to apply for applica tion blank nnd full Information to Hh commission's local representative nt the postofflce In this city, or to the Secretary of the Eleventh Civil Ser vice District. Federal Building. Seattle. Washington. White House Coffee In the berry mid have them all up tree. Take home a can. Satisfaction guaranteed. The Rochdale. dsw Hotel The Grand Corner Cass and Robe Streets Furnished rooms, with or without private bath. Hot and cold water in each room. House is steam heated throughout All new furniture and furnishings. A strictly first class European Hotel. Rates reasonable. Fred Schwartz Proprietor TIXCI'I KB OP ARXICA Still a favorite and a good one for .'ubbing sore muscles, at the Rose lurg Pharmacy. dtf Cheapest accident insurance Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil. Stops the pain -ind heals the wound. All druggists aell It. The offico of the Producers' Fruit Co. Is now located in room 5, Review Building. Facklng house. Barker's warehouse, opposite depot. We sli-ill handle a full Hue of shook, fruit and berry baskets. See us before buying elsewhere. D. Donald Wilson, local agent. dtf Putrnnl.e Revln advertiser SUNSHINE SPECIALTIES (Cookies and Crackers) They are the best Cookies aud Crackers ever put on the market. Something Entirely New Try a box and note that good taste. They are the kind you have read about in the magazines. laving investigated we put iu a stock and we want every customer to try Sunshine Biscuits. I'liOXE 2:18. COMMERCIAL CUB HL'ILDIXG. mmmm It's e..sy to delight everyone In the party. Just serve some of our first-class carbonated drinks. Phone 'us your orders. W deliver to any part of the city Phone 186 Pine Street, between Cnss nnd Oak. Roaeburg, Ore. Roseburg Soda Works Garden Seed Time, Plant a Plenty this Year 7 Plaut Plenty of Potatoes, Corn and Beans Do" you know it is a fact that our hpme markets are always under supplied. We buy everything you raise and we have 10 ship iu all kinds of produce to supply our own home trade It's a shame to tell it, but it's a fact. A car load of Spuds just lame in North Side Grocery. Fruit Trees, Shade Trees, Berry Vines, Rose Bushes-All Kinds COME AXI) SEE. Whether you wan one or a thuuinnil, I ran supply thrm. 220 West Oak St. A. L. KITCHIN The Nurseryman. Itoseburg, Oregon.
