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Newspaper Page TextIV AND RICE The House Furnishers, Wholesale and Retail ftp OPF.X AIU SCHOOLS SHOW RAPID GROWTH The Store That Serves You Best. Always Fighting the Mail Order Trusts. More Than 100 Heaters in Stock Prices from $2.00 to $20.00, most any style or design. We never were better prepared to quote you prices that will make business. 2 I 1 y i Always Remember Rice & Rice Pays the Freight i This cut represents our No. 22, a Chair that cannot be duplicated by any mail order concern, or any other firm. Special at $1.25 each. Also complete assortment of diners, all grades and finishes. Our popular No. 150, reg. $2.50 at $2.00. Solid oak box seat in all finishes. Special Sale j". on Sewing f&'vfti Mflfliinnc ' !'! "'i'-uc.- -sf Eight slightly used machines, In eluding While, Nlllgors, Now Hnynl and other makes, at special i,& price, aiul In Homo Instances les than Ui price, while they Inst. COMFORTS! COMFORTS! IHiiiiIicIh! Illanliels!! Illanki'ls! ! ! IlKll.'iii Knhcs mill ('lib llliinkclK. Wo defy cnuipolltinn. We bought heavy atid direct from (lie best fac tories and we guarantee tin; best value fur the least money In quilts and blankets. Whllo thero aro so many exports testing tho NICAIt RISER wo liavo got tho Heal Article. Not beer, but litisa, and we Invito (ho public to come In and exnmlno them. Wo have tho largest line ever shown In Itosebui'K and we welcome tho homo owners to Inspect our lino of full rugs. Hero are a few of the different klndH and prices: Montgomery Brussels, 9x12 $12.50 Body Brussels, 9x12 33.00 Oneida Brussels, 9x12...... ... 30.00 Lenox Tapestry, 9x12 16.00 Wilton and Axininistcr, 9x12 27.00 I )eltox Grass Rugs, 8x10 ?.50 Wilton, 9x11 42,50 Body Hartford, 9x12 32.50 We Solicit Your Mail Orders and Can Fill Them For Less Money Willi the opening of the fall school term, over 200 open air schools and fresh air classes for tuberculosis, and anaemic children, and also for all children In certain rooms and grades, will be In operation In various partB of the United Slates, according to a statement published today by the National Association for the Study and 1'revenilon of Tuberculosis. All of these schools, the associa tion says, havo been established since January, 11)07, when I he first Insti tution of this rharnctcr was opened in I'rovldence, R. I. On January 1, in in, thero wero only 13 open air schools in this country, and a year taler the number had increased to 20. Thus, tho real growth in this movement has been within tho last two years. Massachusetts now leads tho states with K fresti air schools and classes for tuberculosis, anaemic and other school children, Iloston alone having over eighty. New York comes next with V.i, and Ohio Is third with 21. Open air schools have now been es tablished in nearly r.O cities In 19 different states. Ilased on figures of population and mortality furnished by the United States Ilureau of tho Census, it la estimated that not less than 100,000 children now In school In the United Slates will die or tuberculosis before they aro 18 years of age, or that about 7000 of theso children die an Dually from this one disease. Est! mating that on an average each child who' dies from tuberculosis has had six years of schooling, tho nggregato loi-s to thiB country lu wasted educa tion each year amountH to well over $1.000,1100. This loss and much of tho Incident suffering could bo materially de creased if open air schools or classes for theso children and tboso who are slcklv and anaemic wero provided Tho Nallonal Association estimates that there should bo one such school for every 2r,,000 population, especial ly In cities. 4- Mrs. Charles Helnllne has JU returned from Spokane, where she has spent the summer 4 studying with the celebrated 4 New York artist, Eugene Hern- U stlne. She Invites all former i pupils, as well as new, to call 4 upon her this week at her real- 4 dence-studlo, 423 Ella street. 4 relative to terms and hours for A the fall term, beginning Mon- 4. y. September 23. Because of ? uenianu ror piano Kinder garten, Mrs. Helnllne has ar ranged to include morning j4 classes for children of four to j4" seven years of age la her studio 4" work and will be pleased to 4" explain the system to any in- 4 terested parents. Phone 33-K. Orvllle Thrush, a resident of Camas Valley, was arraigned beforo Justice Marsters In this city this nf- ternoon on a charge of larceny. He' furnished $300 bail to Insure his ap-l pearance for examination on Wednes-t day, Sept. 25. Thrush Is accused by his sister, Mrs. Sarah Helieu, or stealing $r.o0 belonging to their father, Abraham L. Thrush, of Camas Valley. LOCAL NEWS eating, returned homo this iiften ti. f -T--J-J.-J J-J-.J.-J-JJ-J. Henry Marlli, Hie togcerv denier .! " .j. Miss Maude I la vis. or drain. Is Is a patient a I .Merry lloapilal, i-o-!.J. V. f; l ,,.,., v,,,.., ,.,, .t. visiting Mrs. .1. .1. Ill-amis, of lliis reiving livnttuciit lor a rhnniir nil-J.. Momlav. Sepi All old pu- .. "'- "ICHt. (.lis as ,w ,. w hit,. .1. I,, li. uiill.llll, l in iiiegnn i.iie rmlinil'i livuoliiiin : .Mayor Ifuslt- .J. inc. !n l,ke tip well, ni'e invited f. agent, is intending m business ni iir iii tins rereiv. l a Idler from Hub .;. I., i 'li d. .,hi. Ill i ler hours, .j. Siillierllu and 1 1 li. .i- Noilli limi;l:is erl .'i .-in. is. of I Main, nr.. nsi, hie, liini .j. ral.-s. . !.. ' X liolllls tills week. In : 1 1 : , 1 1 1 , I In I in, I KdWIlo Klns.'ll, W. .1. l.amlT. e.MiiiU forestry war- wliu Is III -.lit In lie in I'.n l land. den, and son, Karl, arrived from 1'url- .Many a d.ili.u- wilt lie added lo In land tills niniiiltig to attend to stale p.tcliel nf icm It ry miners In ami forestry business ill this section. alnillld llnsi lnng as Hie result nt u W. I' Miinson, ot Salem, who has caiionl.lne liulusli-y to be c.indu.i.-.l been here for tile east we. -It InnMni; 1,,'l-e liv l It. Ilailev. nil en.il in I in kimi- a. i--iii;v. :' I - I'nss St. t. -M"H-:-!MM--H-M-r-H' i '"'' .. I'M.- In I'nrlliiml last week. Ibis section uitli a view nf In- Hint work, who lives on South I leer !."'"'' 1 " 1 "Ht liict with a . . i leaiiinu n .lsiii.i MAKE YOUR WINDOWS SELL ..AW A r.oi'il wlmlmv tlh:,!;iy is si it lti;i1it:iMi' ;nh .Tl isiiLU-tit , tint 1111 hvx inui.Mly llhli'.l. will n.it wink .it nii;li(. Slh-lliy M;iil.i I. anil's t;if ;i vr;ir, utillr lli;1it, 1IK- .iaylh.'lit iiii.l t liow niturii trui'. Tlu'y jtro inni't rriiiHHllii iil, tmi, yA Ihr-i1 1 1 tin's; t In1 ii nidii ill H r; 1 1 1 I I'm1 Kind. ;it lln' s.iiui' i-i't. 'I'Ih'v will tiMtisi'nnii jiuir mIhiw wunlnws Inlu pinlil:ilii' s.ili ;-ui' n. A .k u to i'Hi' It. Osburn's Pharmacy 117 N. JACKSON ST. R0Si:iU'UC. OKKCOX oo OPTICAL NEEDS The value of cm d r . s i ; in . Iliaile perfect Willi Hie a I. Ini. . ' ' very Inillntii of npti..il m I. n.'.- net UlleiiutiK d. If you would be n.-.-n Hum from work or m lio.d w, L :lll 1.. M ' I'. I .I e. - ! Wi- li.ue ,K i;i I . I . .1 I n iln I il I ini; II-,,. I i II .1 Mil In.'.ei v , p ien, e. loss n nf ;ir c:.i.-"S. jovclm A S. HUFV CO. ()pliii;ins lit and two lintels tn jlilllie.il tllelll Willi ;imIU; i':in:: I -I ' ;- '' i;U imiiii. AitlioiiKli an i t n. i . rti r.ii .i i- liinisi-H . Mr. I;ail'-V r. ian.it 1 1 ; 1 71 . 1 1 . III.MII'll cocker e!s on lie: nun nl.ir.- tn 'ii liis ren-li-.ii l. bill In- wi'l r,'I on other pnul li men tn li. lp ,. Hi,-, ailvertise- : tr i-'. l.. -.'ls ai.i-:irs ill The ( ' 1'f -:-l'.ili.'ll nf ties,, row Is ' !-'i- iiarkrt r.-nuir.it ih-ir t'ei'diiu- i' h r"i n mill Ini'l. aiter tliey ari-iiie-.'.'.l, "I'li.-v fallen and l inin,. esc T'lni:,h leii'l: ,- in n short time ami lln- ch.ir;i' l.'i- ,.f ,,. ,..t Klv..s i;i- I"' --h a fi.i. a.iiil n i-.or. They a'.' a ll'. .Kill mi Ilia in. nils of the lilr.he .t ,ri. .-,1 i-i M'.i. Tills Is the I li M line I he , ni ini: in lnslry lias been alleai.le, in Seu-h rn Ore mil II i a-; a v. ry prnl j talile l'ii'1,1 for lin-al i..ii!lri nn n. w lie mvi' Mr ' I'ail.e a viae of ih,ink lor his ni- . r I I -v (l-,. I I'rll. Ms ! notice lll.lt Hie I cuii leal In Sutllerlitl llevl 'I'i'lM-'I.ii. Seo'.-e -li- I- la. leaves K,,se ( bine, al 7 o'el,.l p. in.. Nor 7::'.(t. as 'i i. ionsly aillion-a.-ed. ! Sprrl.il bargain eff.-r mi Hie Week 1- tii-emmian only 7.'. i-elits fer a 'years siit.sel-i.-en. rec.al.ir price ;l r.O. This oiler holds fond fnr a .short time only. Leave orders at Chai'PKilf s il.-iis; rtei-e. dsL'J T' !"' l iters tor ule and rent at i the K.'seh in: lloek Store, j Vail call r. Ill :he Lit est navels nt I :he I- i, 'I. ni 1 . 1 1 .;. i -. u;..lalls 111 the I'.ii'-.'l building, th.-r lilti-en liiind- i. -I o!umes tn se e. t from. d'.f W.itei-nian's l.h al I'o'inlaln Pens Is the I t lennlaiii )., a iii.ele. Thi I:. '-'. ai I' .. I. m,m: 1 . ai Jistriliu . tors. .1 1 : I -.Ireet ililuin.ll ins: 1 11 meals. I'l tees very r. aana hi... ('.ill and see dt f i lh.iii:las Coniily Creamery butter en y sac a lw.i .nniiil s.ni.ne. Ask I your gi-ercr for It. I'atn libs home ' Industry. j What We e.r I'murl ' ai-. .Mdlln: lo srlel .e. ate Hie llllnns .-i-.-ai-'.ih-.! with i.nr earlv hnme life, iil'li as line!, len s Arnlia Salie, that l am v.- or i ainluie: Iter used tn cure ' nir bums, I. H-,, se.tlds. sor.M, skin enil'tinns, cuts, si'lalns or bruises, l'mlv years nf iiires proirs Its Iner jit. I nrlxa'cd fnr piies. corns or cold- sores, duly ;;.c st ail drugslsts, II J 1 l...i. at SUM Mill caches su-nlii. r rhissi s mi all With Carl D. Lnckmund procured as dean of music at the University of Oregon, the music department as sumes proportions in quality that will make It one of the strongest In the Institution. Mr. Lnckmund wns formerly professor of the Scharwenka Conservatory of Music In Merlin; and for sixteen years was director of the l nckmund Conservatory In New York, which position he resigned to estab lish ills piano department In Port land. Mr. Lnckmund will continue to operate his conservatory In Portland, and will divide his time between Port land and Eugene, Uncle Ezra. Says "It don't take more'n a gill uv effort to git folks into a peck of trouble," and a little neglect of con stipation, biliousness, IndlgoBtlon or other liver derangement will do the same. U ailing, take Dr. King's New Life Pills for quick results. Easy, safe, sure, and only 25 cents at all druggists, B vor WANT HETTY I.ACI Cl'KTAINS. This department Is one of the most complete outside tho large cities. Our linn consists of a careful selection of both Imported nnd domestic curtnins, slaplo as well as many exclusive novelties not seen elsewhere. Here lace curtains are marked at a modest price for dependable mer chandise. Nolllngbams. Cablo Nets, Irish Points, llrnssel Nets, Renais sance, Lacet, Cluny, Hand-made Novelties, Woven Novelties, Ituffled Muslins, Printed Muslins, Kronen .'ilet. Curtain Kods. Sash Hods, Stair Kods, Hrasa or Wood, tloros, Draperies, Curtain Net Scrims, Kronen Madras, Etc. KICK & KICK. Tho llouso Kiirnlshers. and dew CALL LOU SPECIAL HANTS. CITY WAIl- MKS. II. JAY STONE Toucher of IMnno and Harmony Fall term begins September 23rd, Studio 219 South Jackson. Homo Studio 717 Hamilton St. Phono 302-J. MILS. C'HAItl.ES S. IIEINL1NE Pianoforte Instructor Musical Kindergartener Studio: 423 Ella St. Phone 33-It. No! ice Is hereby given nil persons holding special city warrants drawn on Hie Soulh Itoseburg sewer fund to present the same to I ho City Treas urer for payment, as Interest thereon will cease alter tho date ot this notice. Dated this 1.1th day of September. 1913. D. S. HOUSEK, dsJO City Treasurer. LOCAL NEWS Dr. Lowe Krlday and to noon ''2?" "lllv Saturday. (lotul Pasl ui-age. Close In. See W. C. C.addls. the plumber. A new stock of handsome felt pen nants at the Kosehurg Hook Store. School books at the Hoseburg Hook Store. "Tabernaett Shadows of tha Bettar 3ao, ificsa." This little Hook Is not for the ordi nr. ry render, but most docldiilly It Is what every advanced lllblo Student and earnest Christian should possess nnd sie.ly th.-roughly. It costs but Ten t eu.s, 1 Illustrated and draws Its lessons on the higher life from tho types and shadows of Israel's typical Ateticuictit Day and other sacrltleir barely e cry -earnest Christian should bale th!. little book ni .1 llnd In II a mine of spiritual wealth, health and refreshment, order It new from thu Hible and Tract Society, 17 lllok "treet, Brooklyn, N. Y. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Pear tho ftlgnaiuro of '-t-J The hardest thing for a man to organize la himself. IRS. SEELY, S ETHER, STEWART Physicians and Surgeons. Suite of Offices Rear Douglas Na tional Bank, Ground Floor. Phone 3G7. ROSEI1URQ OREGON ALBERT S. IIUEY OPTOMETRIST 118 W. CASS ST. Roseburg - Oregon GURDON A. FOIIY Vocal Lessons Studio 312 East Cass Street Phono 118-Y. ROSERURO, OR Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. m. . Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 172 DR. LUCETTA SMIVH, Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty Office, Masonic Hldg., Second Floor. G. HICKS SCHVEYOK. 'J2:t Pei-klus lllrig. Itosehurg, Ore. OTEL SEWARD Alder and Kith Streets PORTLAND. OREGON H CV-r" JtaKifi'i. wa-vriv. .".fa-. IIOTKI. SEWAKI) Is one of the niost artistic, modern and elegantly apolnted hostlertes in the Northwest, it Is located In the very best and most respectable part of Port land, being In the retail dis trict and within a few short blocks of all tho leading theaters and other places of amusement. The niunagemeu; respectfully solicit your patron age and good will. Take Hus at depot, or car marked "W," anil get off at 10th street. Rates $1.00 and up. V. M. SEWARD, Proprietor. Keister Ladies Tailoring College - Room 324, 3d Floor, Perkins BIdg. Tuition $25, full course. This includes the system with full Instruc tions in drafting, cutting, fitting, and making all styles of ladles' gar ments, with 40 days sewing on your own or any one else's material. 15 course. System with Instructions in drafting and cutting without sewing. $15 sewing course, without system or drafting, gives 40 days' sewing. $5 course, gives ten days' sewing. We take pleasure in Introducing Mrs. A. E. Gilkey. who will do dress making and tailoring In connection with our school. Leave your orders with us for a Keister suit. Mrs. E. L. Mcintosh, Instructor & Mgr. Miss Florence Mcintosh, Assistant. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS LOST. Breast pin, round, solid gold and black enamel. Finder please return to this office. Re ward. ! LOST. Black shepherd dog, with white ring around neck, also end of tall white. Kinder please re turn to S. M. Kelly or phone 71-Y. j Reward. dsvr, FOUND. A bunch of legal docu-l meats. Owner can have same by' calling at this office and descrlh Ing same. FOR RENT. Furnished front room, suitable for two gentlemen. In quire 12G N. Kane. FOR RENT. Furnished house on Pine street, Roseburg. Inquire of Mrs. L. A. Marsters, nearby. dtf FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR SALE. Second-hnnd buggy very cheap. O. II. Cash. dsw WANTED WANTED. Lawn or garden work. Address Box 355, or call Phone 362-R. BOY WANTS WORK. In or close to Roseburg, for hlB board; wants to attend school. Phone 1IIF13. WANTED First class tin nnd sheet metal worker. Apply to Winnie Gnddls, Cor. Lane and Pine. FOR SALE. Milch cows, one fresh and others will be soon. Thos. Hat field, Rosebug, Oregon. R. D. dsw FOR SALE. 700 acres see adver tisement on first page of this Issue. FOIl SALE. One .two-year-old Polo Durham heifer, fresh in Novem ber; Al slock. Price $40. if taken nt once. R. F. D. No. 1, Box 65. WAN."!'!.'!! r.nnA lonn on income producing property valued at $16.-i 000, 8'c interest, paid monthly If desired. J. IL Moore, Glendale, ' Oregon. j SAFE WANTED. To measure In side near 28 Inches high, 21 inches long and 16 Inches wide. Address Box 387, Roseburg, Oregon. WANTED PRUNE PICKERS Prune pickers wanted at tho Itancho del Rio. Apply at the ranch at Glide, Oregon, or phone 4K12. dsw SPRING CHICKENS WANTED. Cockerels only; must be large breed; Ptymouth Rocks preferred, and weigh under two pounds. Highest cash price. Write C. II. Bailey, Roseburg, or call 14K2 I. dsw FOB RENT FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms In modern home; close in. 312 East Cass street. FOR RENT. Three furnished rooms for housekeeping; water, light and phono included. Prlco $12.00 a month. 4 20 North Jackson, Phone 1222-Y. FOR SALE. Shire stallion, weight 1750 pounds; will trade for team of mares or sell reasonable. In quire ot Scott Lander, Oakland, Oregon. dsw SAND AND GRAVEL. All persons wanting sand or gravel will please call at the o.!biual Empire Livery and Feed Stables. We have teams for makln pr mpt delivery. Ilniika & Welker, dtf FOR SALE The Franciscan Fathers tender for purchase the property abutting Washington, Kane & Chndwick Streets, nnd comprising half tho block at present forming the Catholic Church property. Terms on application to Box 683, Roseburg. dtf FOR SALE. 400 acres, about 80 acres has been farmed, more can be when cleared, balance timber anu pasture; a first class sheep, goat or cattle ranch; twelve miles from Roseburg on R. F. D. Price $10 per acre, cas!. or terms. Ad dreSB M. M. Care 1 he Review. dsw POLK'S- FOR RENT. Modern new store and two living rooms at Edenbower. rent $12.50 per month. A. W. Ferguson, Herrington House, Itoseburg. OREGON and WASHINGTON Business Directory A Directory of ench City, Town and VIllAgo, giving descriptive eketch of ench placo, location, population, tele-; praph, shipping1 nnd hanking point; also Classified Directory, compiled by Imslnoaa nnd profession. It. I- TOI.K CO., RKATTT.E i c- w i VOW LEAVE OCR MEAT MARKET with admiration for the perfect clean Iness which is everywhere apparent Your own kitchen couldn't be more free from even the slightest suspicion of dirt. So the.e is au added satis faction In coming In person to Belect the choice outs we always hav on hand. Give yourself and us tha pleasure of a call today. The Economy Market Oeo. KoliIhncn, Prop. t?ERN ISLAND r GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. F. 1). Ouvn, Prop. Thone 9F12 Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral Designs Wedding Boquets J ust received, a fresh supply of Terns of all kinds. Also on sale at The Rose Confectionery Commercial Abstrad Co. Abstract of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL CO ON YOUR BOND Insurance Conveyancing 20fl PERKINS 111 ILI.IXO ItOSLIll'RO. ORF.fSON You Don't Have To Go To Sea To See PAT .... ......... ,.,,r..,, , rnil'lll .-,.. l-ip,.,, ,., , ., rM. tement bolldln foundation and chimney l,,Hks. tVnu-nt sidewalk, ami cement work nf any kind. nionevYn.w V 1" h"",,8 1 en!'- " I ' " '" O K 5 P.,'.Ur',"T' Keemv "'TR'ar-proof window lock. Its or ren.i? vo, , L rf paint ,or r""- We build, move or repair your houses. liusless building a specialty. Over forty years experience In building. CONTRACTOR f-i . am. ..HI...KR F. F. PATTERSON