Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, October 12, 1911, Image 4

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tint N.Liiuo.il ): .i.l ii l I n I :
writ t'tt, liiH ;irk il (.ow-inur West to
proclaim ()clil.'i !l of iMi'li Vf.ir
"Fit'j I'lVWfilfull liuy.''
C(iiIiO' W'f-t fctJilixi f,!mi;iV liC
All! n.'tku ;i i.iiMul li.Ki.'tiion of
ni her tiiii.t mi limit it-i! 1 (i hi in by t h-N.iii-Miiil
i:i;inl ui ,'iri l'inl'i -writers.
ill') if HV-i!t' ari-.iiiKe to h-t aside
.1'ini" KMiulli lav mi wiu ii tile peo
;.ir tit iitfunn may rarry mil plans
n 'i.-citi tw r- Mil li iti tlx- rith'H itiul
ll the foii-M-.. Ml. Itiill. Ill W.'itillK
rl,' tjnvci nor, s;ih in part:
"T!ie -(.'a i ! pmiterty tnH In
it. in iMiniiiv- lor t!n' .v-ar I !i l ' was
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The Houw 4 KuHwuheiiBtf
725 Sore fe
Answer to
theFallClothes
Question.
LIIS l.il.r Ihiu nil, -Hon
,r ,l,,ili.- ,,r I .Might
jn-l il II ill il mm, In
lallvi' yi,i an K""! l'
l l MMitr ni-u Ihiiius.lii ifiir
very miimi, if Jim don't mi'il tliiin
now. Wliillii ! Iih a suii, over
run!, hut, Nliirf. i,r iirrkui'iii', now
lw I III linn In itiiiKi' your rl
lioli, lH-i-iillM' ;oll liiivr your piik
III' tin- Im-sI wlli-ll our Mill k is
most ollllll'tl.
Am liy Hie u.'iy. we Willlt to Kiiy
rlulit hiMi', Hint vim will Hciiri'li a
linii: tinif li..fnii. win find ns giiml
iinil cotu ( a i 1 1 1 - s. n i :i i i i, ii of
tllO HI'iliilMI 8 Ill'St Illi'ilS III Hl.vIC illlll lilHlM IIH Hi' l'i nllllW 'lll 111 H IT
Full Ktork nf I'liilliiiiK, I'linilKlilnnii nlnl Hutu.
Von mi' i-nt:ili'il tn not ti 1 1 ; u but tin- lirst In ntyli mill ciuallry mill
.'licri' Ik iki ri-iisiui Ah iiii nlinn!il nut Ii;im it. If ynu Inly lien, priii'
will tint pivvt-ni ymi friiin fnii Kit i iHf Ink your kiiihI tiisic ami Jinl-
llli'llt. We Hl'i' KiiliMU'tl to linilkniir Ki'O'l ils Inw 1IH n ri'.-IKiillii till
lirnllt will liiTlnit. Tlnit nifiiiiK 111 it vim pay an little ln r as you will
anywhere fur i lie n.nne value.
Hetililes. ymi will llnil It Julian e.isy ami ili,isanl In return u inir
rhue ax it was tn make It. Il it in t riclil. Kvery nislhle miiirvn cif
illsKiitfHfiirtiiiii is c(ereil dv mi r j: u.-i r;i ui v nf mimev'it w iii th or liioni'y
hack.
Tills Is Hie Store of a Sill,'ile Ileal. Service, Sallsractlnli mill Savins
()iiortuiillieK. It s your mure --make the most of it.
Clothes That Wear
You are mire lo l,e -ileahcil w II Ii Hie sii.i iiv. t isteful Klyle. the
pprfect lit anil the many pleasiliK shaileM mxl pallet hm In theMe unfl,
rich, nil-wool faliricH.
We Kiiiiianiee these clolhei to kIvc Mullnfactory wear mill Hervlce,
lllltl W keep thelll pli'sseil Tor Volt.
Kven ill high inlcis, our I . ,i I, , h wmilil he i leu 1 1 1 it value. At
to we nli. r a rial opi.omiultv to );,.t Kn,ii clothes, wllhout
pavliiK the usual liiuli nhi s , I 1 1 , ri 1 1 , 1 , , I ror equal iiialil.
Styish Shirts for Fa
You can present a n I front in H. woihl Jn am shirt selecleil
from II miiy siih iiilhl makes we show hi our I'. ,11 a-an -uncut. We
have seoui,, I lh,- maiket lor thehesl ami il will mil l ike loui; to Iinil
Jllst whal inn ill, iiiokilii; lor. I'I. in, in .l, aleil. ulul,- or laucv cnliilM
ami desivioi.
Iii iii In of tin Kuruii-iin riiun'rln
liDWert pvr cplta lout of only 23
i, -tits. In 1! in. 1.1 of the lartest
ciiieH in tlerniHtiy, Willi a cniulilncd
liopll lut loll ol a.lil li.KJi, Buffered d
llri- loss of $I.oi;7.ii.",, or a per capita
!s Of ollly lit ielllli. l-'iie Aiueri
i;iii rlilen ChlcHKo, rhiludelphia,
Itoslou, SI. Louis mid San Francisco
-with ii cijinliiiied population of
1 no. nun less, suffered a fire loss dur-
illK the smile period of $ i ., Illlll, Illlll.
'I he city of New Yotk Inst year Buf
fered a lire loss of nearly three lllnei
Hie loss ot London mid more than
Beven times that of I'iiriH.
"This destruction of our created
vahioB Ik not confined to a Bcction ot
the country or any particular Btate.
The records of the Insurance I)epart
ineiit of the Btate of Oregon bIiow
that the tire losses paid in 1910
amounted to $ 1 .1 flsx, and milling
la perVchl. for uninsured valueB (te
st royeil gives a property loss of 1 .
2H4 . 1 x . or a per caiiita loss of
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Df 1 u w'"17, o,topi,iic ni' Amttm imat- rom"-
IX)8T AND FOUXh.
FOUND. ljdy' ailk scarf. Oan-'r
pleaao call at Keview otttce for It.
FOWND. Lady'i kid glove. Owner
please call ut Keview olllce for It.
FOUND. fiold shirt walul pin. Ap
ply at Keview oliico.
LOST. Large gold belt buckle with
amethlst sot In center. Finder
please return to Mrs. Uavles' mil
linery store and receive reward.
I'lttVK Kl I K K IN KHIK lt.('r:lt
Litl AliS i;i:n,ititi) r Mi ll
STATK l-Allt TI'.ACK.
At the MIchlKan Htato Fair auto
iacei; held on Sept 2tlh. Frank
Kulick In his Model T racer broke
all proiioiiH .Michigan fair records
tor the circular mile course, hy mak
lug the circuit in .il :.econdB tint
The contest was an exhibition mile
from a standing Blurt, and there were
only three em limtB Bob Hurniun in
hlH 2IIII horsepower llenz racer. KM
Patrick In a L'uo horse, uwer llotcli-
kiss. and Kulick in Hie Ford T
Kulick won In the record time of .'ill
seconds; lliiriiian waa Hccoud In r,l
mid Kllpatrlck third In all
seconds. Here are the resiilta of
some of the other events In which
the Ford participated:
Fiv miles for curs under llim
cubic ihchoK piston displacement
Klixt, Ford, Kulick; Becond, Case,
.laggershiiiger; tiilrd. Case, Helne
niiin; time 4:."i2 -a. Fiistest la
made by I'ord In a 2 .'-.", secondB.
Five miles, for cars under 2110
cubic Inches displacement: First
Ford. Kulick; second. Warren "Jin,"
HoriiKcli: third. Abbott-Detroit, IIIII
Smith: time, 4:.., :!-.",. The best
lap Wiis inaile by Ford ill .ri6 3-T.
Khibllioii tulle. BlniiiliiiK start
Foul. Kulick. .Ml seconde; Henz, Hur
ni i ii . -", I 2-": HiilchklsH, Kiltuitrlck.
ii I'lirman used his 2uu horse
liower llenz.
ui(. iiiMiiuitow Kiirr.
$1.00 lo $2.50
No. 4K50 Clotlicrafl IJluc Serge Spetkil. $18.50
guaranteed to be all-wool, fast color, full weight, to
hold shape and give satisfactory wear and service.
The Palare Theater hat tinnked the
j"NiKlit KitlciK." a feature picture in
(wo pat tn uith an IlliiKt rated lec
tun'th'. for one night only, tomor
row. Ort. lit. TIiIh will he shown in
addition to tin1 regular program; -Mt
renin for adulttt and 10 renin fur
thlldieii uiMler 11 will he chargi'd.
) our Fall Ties 1 1 'here You Col
tthoiild h' mi. ii a- mat k you -n
dfsii ilitiiLit in u ;md l,i't. Tut 'I'li.'v
represent (lie I, in l.lnu linn Ii
the piiMr of .ili. tiiimi to the ui. .
tie.-i of dless e hae Itielll Mill
aide fur rer li.u mi i mil mi-i rofii
tiiiiatieu in i iiinr . . t . in pt.i ii
ami fan silks it i ,. l,. -i , ,i r
Thai Hat
:i H't'l'im 'f lesn.t(i
iniei. .1 and a noni'll thrnt to our
"..! iiidrm.'iil 11' tl 1m tme select d
Hutu inn hiiiidsDMie and romidete
I oi i, mi .in Iiae anv of the
n. -w. -t sivl.-n iijnl i.dois and all
i'i it'. -in ...-Ii ;i-, if w.-re
" 1 Ii i d i.l.ir i I n iiinie I !ian
50c to $2.50 $.'.()() to $12.00
Good Clothes for the Children j
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siioi:s
Headquarters for Stetson flats
iti:;Aitin; i:s.
In (he eve hervice rost Hhould he
regarded aH a mcindary considera
tion. Tho nkill and experience of
the person to whom you trust your
eyes should primarily he considered.
Yet if price Is a consideration, cn II
and ask about my prices and you
will llnd them most reasonahle for
the high grade service rendered.
rWMIKNTKKL,
Jeweler and Optician.
TICKSIWSS NOTICK.
Positively no trespassing allownd
tn the lauds of th Curry estate,
law N. CUUKY ESTATE
NOTICE
TO HORSE OVNERS!
I nt 1 n.'fli. r iimIik- I mil U . a'. .1 i. it M i
dd h. t..nu. e-!i li- I Hill In plej Ii
fwriiH-'l p. in-. ii. in tti,. i..fH h'M-ltit; line.
ItlH llf f1
IRA A. PILK1NGT0N
If you ilou'l find what you want in
the vcKctahlc lino, come to the Roch
dale. We carry the lurKcst, most
cotiiilete and freshest stock In towu.
Our customers havo to bo Batlstled
hecauso if anything we do or send
out Is- not pleasing to them we Im
mediately make it rlRht with them
as soon as wo liud it out. The Koch-
i dale.
Kol I I'd tints and barley, rrackeo
! mil whole corn, wheat and all van
j ties of n.'ll feed nt the PourIm
County Mills I'hons IS ,dtf
I "The Winning of llarbarn Worth,"
by :iarold Hell Wright; "The Ne'er
1 Ixi Well," by Hex lleach; "The Com
mon Law." by Hubert Chambers;
"Mary Mldthrone." by Ceo. II. Me
I'lili heon: ' Tin' drain of Dust;"
WV.lo Urns Cattle Kings;" "The
tilery of Clcineiitina " and many
other new nuj pniuilar books on sale
;it thn Knselmrg Hook Store. tf
During hot weather you cannot af
ford to make bread when you can gel
sanitary machine made bread at th
I iiip.iua llakerv. dtt '
l:erylHidj says: "The piano at
4iiseplisoii'n is line." dtf
Call uii 340, thf. Douglas County
Creamery, fur cream.
Most Itosebiirg housewives ne
either "1'rlde of Douglas" or "Quran
City" flour. There's a reason for It
I'hone 13. Kouglas County Mills. If
your grocer iIocsp t carry either kind '
Smith' l.lvery. nil new rig aud
out His. first r asa driving and riding
hnri.es; automobile In connection.
1 . 'mis reasonable. Phone 60. Office
with new ladles' waiting room, cor-j
tier Dak and Hose streets. 8. T.
Smith, proprietor. dtf j
"I'rl.l of PougTas ' a Koseburg!
product, slid "Queen City." a hard .
heat article, niade at Vancouver,'
Wash., are the two best varieties of
flour on the market. Why use any
other kind that costs more? If your
grocer d.H'sn't carry either brand.
Just phone 13. Douglas County Mills.
mi J a sack will b dellve.ed at your
bonis. dtf
The rtnpuua Bakery has Increased
the slie ot Its loaf. d'.t
U The greatest gj-rm d. jtroyer
iaud disinfectant knowu. Will
destroy odors and germ life In
I'll second. For use In sinks,
toilets and sick room. W guar
antee this preparation to do all
4. we claim for It. Kor le by
.. M.i raters l'rtlg CP tf
4.
LOST. In Itoseburg, Oct. 2, purse
containing articles of Jewelry nud
small amount of money. Owner
will Identify property If lei t at Hee
Jllve Grocery. Kinder may keep
money If other articles are re
turned. So ntiestloiiB will be
asked. dswoU
A HA KG A IN".
Nice home of 20 acres, about
j. one mile from Oakland. 13 4.
t acres unaer ciiilivauon, oaiance
4 woodland eaBlly cleared, and
all gjod soil for fruits, grain,
4 lc. Three acres bearing or-
chard, 3 acres prunes, 2000
4- strawberries, nice four room
4 house, 6 chicken houses, lncu
4 bators, brooders, poultry, etc..
4- all for 12500, cash. Full par-
W ANTED.
WANTED. First class tinner and
Iron worker. Address R. C, ca'e
Keview.
WANTKD. Work by day or hour by-
woman of experience. Address
HDL" W. Washington, or Phone
8U-I,.
t
tlculars from
P. A. COPPARD.
Oakland, Oregon.
ItKAIi II A KG A IV. 4.
KVERYHODY send for free samiile
oi Biiccess .Magazine and the Na
tional Post, the vigorous, healthy
and sensible American home maga
zine containing 'he thrilling Op
penlielm story "The Girl of the
Thirty Thousand," and receive al
so our mnuey-making agent'a
proposition. Permanent winter
employment for the right persons.
Address Circulation Department,
Success Magazine, New York.
FOR ft HINT.
FOR RKNTV Office rooms centrally
located. I ho Douglas County Ab
stract nnd Trust Co. tf
HOARD AND ROOM for one or two
in private ranitiy. Also table board.
443 South Stephens street. d
TO RENT. Newly furnished front
room, fine location; man and wife
or one or two ladies preferred. In
quire at this office. ds27
FOR RENT. Furnished housekeep
ing rooms. No children. 302
West Washington. dtf
FOR RENT. Furnished suite of
housekeeping rooms, light and
water furnished. Inquire nt Royal
Club Hestiiiiiant, Cass street, near
depot. dtf
FCIt SAI.K.
FOR SALE. Homestead relinquish
ment. Address J. H. Herstine,
Dillard, Ore. dsw
FOR SALE. Ten-room, modern
house, in good locality on paved
street. I nil il Ire Cu:i .Mill St. dtf
Pretty, 6-room rustic bun
galow, delightfully located.
4 close In; fine well, outhouse.
chicken and wood houses; all
4 fenced. Owner leaving town.
4- Will sell at genuine bargain.
4. Price $1800, cash 1600. To
4- see this place is to be satisfied.
4 Address ilox 545, Roseburg,
4 Oregon.
3t
i I Tl 11 1 I'TTi 14 1" 1 I 1 "l
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FOR SALE. Lot 0 feel fiont and
extending to river; line river bot
tom soil.- Inquire at 608 North1
Pine street. dtf 1
FOR SALE. Second band single
Mitchell buggy and ham ss, S2S.
Penson Grocery.
FOR SALE. 20 acre fine frult'and
gat ilen land; 14 acres creek bot-1
torn, 6 north slope; free soil, gome
timber; running stream; 2 acres
In alfalfa; Ideal building site; well;
drained; 1 mile to school; 8 Mi
miles to Roseburg. Price $17SU
Ilox 6G, Dlxonvllle, Or.
FOR SALE. Four-foot cordwood,
seasoned oak. Inquire of B. S. '
Nichols, 818 N. Jackson, or phone
327-Y. ' dtf i
FOR SALE. Ranch of 200 acres, I
suit-able for stock ranch or dairy, i
9 miles irom Myrtle Creek. Price I
$.'!000. Mrs. L. A. Daugherty. !
Myrtle Creek, Ore. dtf :
FOR SALE. 5-room house, t lots
80x100, on Flint street. Address
D. C. McGhehey, Roseburg, R. F. ;
D. No. 1, Box 95. dtf
FOR SALE. One team work horses,
8 years old, ono weighs 1400, the
other 1200; 1 four-year-old colt;
1 two-year-old colt; 1 sucking colt;
1 set harness. Call at office of
Cobb Real Estate Co. dtf
FOR SALE Pure bred llurreil Hocs
for sale, hens pullets nnd cockerels.
Am discontinuing this breed. An-'
lily M111111, Edeuliower. Ilox 43, tl
FOR SALE. 20-horse power horl-
sontnl tubular boiler. Inquire at
ltoaebi.ri. Steam Laundry. dtf
FOR SALE. Parties wishing an
ideal locition l r fruit and poultry,
running stream, 60 acres In cul
tivation, 20 acres In pasture, all
tillable; eight miles east of Rose
burg; good road; free soil, good
drainage, some timber; one mile
to school. Bottom land could be
Irrigated. My farm ot several
hundred acres Is too large. If In
terested about thla fine 80-acre
tract, address Ilox 66, Dlxonvllle,
Oregon. dtf
FOR SALE. Owner has two 40-acre!
tracts, fairly level, drainage per
fect, free loam soil, all In cultiva
tion; 8V4 miles east of Poseburg.
Ilox 66, Dlxonvllle, Ore. dtf
Dressmaking.
Will go oul by the day or sew at
home. Fancy dresses a specialty
Mlj Mabel Stone, T17 S. Hamilton.
Phone 2N8-R.
"THE MERRY WIDOWS"
(FORMKRI.V THE ANTLKUS) Phone 281.
MRS. CALLAND, Proprietor
Modern Apartments with bath, and hot and cold water in
each room.
FIRST CLASS DINING SERVICE
We guarantee to please particular people.
112 Block way Street, Near High School
TOO LATE ?
No there is still time to place your order with us
For First Choice Trees
Why not get busy NOW while there is a certainty
of getting tht best.
A. L. KITCHIN,
The Nurseryman Roseburg, Ore
THERE IS BUT ONE
CHURCH BROTHERS'
BREAD
1h. HOUSEWIVES' FAVORITE
Order Church brothers' bread from your
grocer. It satisfies. Get the habit. It will
become fixed. None so good.
V. TOTES CDDO I
Mrs. A. C. Ridd (& Son
We are the Exclusive Distributors
IMPERIAL
THE BEST FLOUR
This Is a specialty with us. There are other flours but only one
Imperial. It makes the best bread. One trial will satisfy you and
you will want no other. For sale by
KENDRICK & KING
Jackson St.
GROCERS
Phone 63
"Pure Gold"
Butter
'Drifted Snow'
Hot Buiscuits
Drifted Snow Flour
Needs but one introduction to your home
after that you will always want Drifted Snow
Pure Gold Butter lii;;!?;1?
expression: "it's a brick" tco good to comment upon.
The I most modern sleek 01 Groceries in Southern Ore.
I "The Pure Food Store"
The BENSON GROCERY
WKIX SEASOXE1) AXU
SU'KUIOH
lumber is all that ever leaves oat
yard. Kor building purposes, cab
inet makers and carriage builders
we have the best quality of botk
hard and soft woods In rich colon
and In large variety. Our prices ars
the best for superb quality that yoi
can find In Roseburg.
The J. 0. Flook Co.
Rosrbunt. OrrKon.
VOl- LEAVE OIR MEAT MARKET
with admiration f r the perfect claag.
llness which is everywhere apparent.
Your own kitchen couldn't b more
free from even the slightest suspMoa
of dirt. So there Is an added satis
faction in coming In person to select
the choice cuts we always hare ot
hand. Gle yourself and us the
pleasure of a 11 today.
The Economy Market
Ctto. Kohlhajfra, Prop,
You Don't Have To a T
Go To Sea To See r I
IWt b.lldi. f00d.. d chlmn,, ,,Itrk.. Crmnt .SS
and crmrnt work of any kind.
rrSsT-" -
or 'IZttV! -sst is
rears uperience la building 7
CONTRACTOR .
AND BUILDER F. F. PATTERSON
it
4
CASS STREET PHONE 35
DELIVERY
MEN
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