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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1912)
.J EVENING ROSEBDRG R VIEW LOCAL NEWS bKC'K.MUF.K 1(1, 101'J ohixjox aitlk ki!i:k;iit HATH DOWN' ii( l'KH V Claud Cunnon Is sDenriin? a few I Jays In Portland. LOCAL NEWS :xt. WASHINGTON, Dec. The ln- terstuto Commerce Commission held unreasonable existing rales on fruits and vegetables from' Louisiana and Texas points; on apples and other deciiiuous fruits from Oregon, Utah and Idaho, and on citrus and decidu ous fruits, canned goods and vege tables from California points to Crawford, Neb., and other Middle West destinations The Commission ordered an aver age of approximately JO per cent re duction in rates, the reduced rates to come into effect about two years from February 1 next. MOOSK DANCE. A grand ball will be given by the Loyal Order .Moose at the Armory Monday evening, Dec. 16. Everybody Invited to joiu in and have a good time. Music by Moose orchestra, Professor Ott, leader. The following committees are in charge: Entertaining committee George Neuner, Jr., Carl D, Shoemaker, Rob ert E. Smith. Reception committee IT. S. French, Chas. Greenmnn. Floor committee Win. Pogard, L. J. Neuner, Claud Stout, J. W. Wright. Tickets now on sale at Club Cigar Store, corner Rose and Cass streets, and at Palace of Sweets. "Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil is the best rcinery for that often fatal dis eas! croup. It has been used with success In our family for eight years." Mrs. L. WMteacre, Buffalo, N. Y. Oeorge Hnynes returned to Port land Sunday. W. Hoover, of Portland, is look-i Morris Henderson left Saturday lng after business matters In Rose- night for Portland. burg. Wesley Nowland and family Koseburg Richardson Art Embroid- turned Sunday from a visit with ery club will meet with Mrs. Oliver relutlves in Ashland and Gold Hill. Johnson on Wednesday, Dec. 18. H. H. Moak and family left today Mrs. J. W. Perkins left this morn- for- Cliico. Cal.. where they will be JOHN CLEMENTS HEAD IX PORTLAN D AT AGE OF 81. HOTEL ARRIVALS. John Clements, a well knowu resi dent of Koseburg for over 'AH years, died Sundav. December 15. at the re-1 home of one of his four surviving sons, David Clements, In Portland. He was 81 years of age. The remains will arrive here tonight on Train No. 17, and they will be laid to rest ing for Portland, where she will Uu the guests of friends until after i Tuesday in the Masonic Hotel McClallen. F. W. Hawks and wife, Dorothy Hawks, MrB. M. Ford. Oalesburg, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon, Camas Valley; E. L. Sin clair, Rochester, Minn.; J. C. Kaegl, Wilbur; Oeo. A. Crane, Tennille; 1,. W. Jones, tlorden Fuller, lillde; J. E. Shearer, lilendale; S. S. Morrison. White Rock; Austin Wilson. Ceo. Hansom, Kiddle; F. Vlncll, Medford; J. S. Lyons, Conuille; C. 1. Pendleton. IVmetiTV the guest of relatives until after the Christinas. I ,,r.-p, nv nervines m 2:su o'clock holidays. Mr. Perkins follows later Eugene Christiansen, of Palo Alto. ! i, m ihn inalivtrimi church 1 A. A. McDonald, Everett; C. A In the week. Cal.. will arrive Wednesday to spend i conducted hv Rev. j! MarAlllstor. I Peterson and wife, Poland, S. I).; Leather traveling sets make Xmas tlle holidays with his aunt. Mrs. E. L. .Mr. Clements was Hie father of F, J. Smith and wife, Dayton, Ohio. gifts that both the giver and receiver Mcintosh, the dressmaking instructor, j. p, Clements, the local contractor. " will be proud of. (Jet the best at the J. E-Van Carman, a stationary en-, His other sons are Jess Clements, of All the talent for the ontertaln Koseburg Kook Store. , giueer, and Mrs. Hlancho E. Bates, ! Glendale, and Charles Clements, of , pient Ib donated, no coach has been Portland Journal: Bankruptcy pe-1 married in Kosenurg. insi sat-La Grande, both former residents of , employee,, ana tno orchestra ana Justice R. W. Marsters. I togther with David Clements, to at-1 spend all of the money made at to- Mlss Hazel Peterson, who has been ' te.1(i tile fulu,rai. Mr. Clements' wifu I night's entertainment at the Palace titlou papers have been filed bv W. T. Fogle, printer and publisher of the Linn County Advocate, of Leb anon. Assets are $1S90 and liabili ties are $l9L9.2f. (Fogle got his start In Koseburg about 15 years ago, when he ran a bootblack stand). for Portland the annual convention of the Oregon Electrical Contractors Association which opens tomorrow In Moose Hall "Municipal Inspection." "The Natlon- the guest of Mrs. Louis Kohlhagen Rian survives and was with him when nnd other friends in Roseburg for a 1 110 passed away. month past, loft this morning on her I m,.. ciementB was a native of Eng- return home to Marshfleld. I land. He came to the United States Warner left this moraine' Mvs- ""Kei uuu u.iu,, nu .;, in early manhood and ss years ago ,nd - h Zn i ,..rf been visiting here with her brother, I ho seltlcu permanently in Roseburg. v . r.. iiubki umu, itiv .... 11Q wn8 a quiei, inuusmoim cuixeii on her return to Springfield, accom-. all() pursued a constantly active life panied by Mr. linker, who arrived un(11 1891i when 10 waa accidentally here Sunday from Marshfleld. Inll(j severely Injured In alighting Attorney Dexter Rice has gone to from a freight train at Dillara. whore he will nrguo an ap-, Thereafter his health gradually failed al Association" and "Costs nnd Effi ciency" will hp nmnnv tha oiliiocta Salem discussed peal In the Supreme Court in the case nnd four years ago he became a prac- An Oregon City dispatch says: Iva Henderson has filed suit for a divorce of F. E. Kincart and John Siren vs. 1 tically helpless Invalid J. L. Shambrook, an action to recover taken to Portland about a He was year ago. from D W Henderson Tliev were commission on u married July "T 1M6. The" plain! Mtt unnt th" tiff Bays her husband deserted her lower c0,lrt' , , November 15, 1909. (Mrs. Hender-' The Roseburg Book Store are loeal son was head milliner for James A. distributors for Waterman's Ideal Perry when he conducted a ladles' Fountain Pens. They make n Xmas toggery in Roseburg). j present with a futuro worth while, llenvv. iiiinnre blond mnknn Jennie Hi-Ice has disappeared and muddy, pimply complexion, head- so will your cares and rrowns ir you sore lips, chapped hands, chilblains; aches, nausea, indigestion. Thin 'H1 attend the entertainment at the heals burns, cuts nnd bruises. Un blood makes you weak, pale and Palace Theater tonight, Dec. 16. This equaled for piles. Only 2Do at oil sickly. For pure blood, sound dlges- entertainment is for the benefit of druggists. B tion, use Burdock Blood Bitters. 1 the High School Orchestra and the o at all stores. High School Pnper. Review Want AdB. Bring Tlosults. Fninous Stage Heuiitles look with horror on skin eruptions, blotches, Bores or pimples. They don't have them, nor will any one, who useB Biicklen's Arnica Salve. It glorifies the fnce. Eczema or salt rheum vanish before it. It cures Theater lu Roseburg. There Is noth ing to be curried away by an out sider. Come and help us. You will be well entertained. Drives Oft a Terror. The chief executioner of death In the winter and spring months Ib pneumonia. Its advance agents are colds and grip, lu any attack by one of these maladies no time should be lost In tnklng the best medicine ob tainable to drive It off. Countless thousands have found this to be Dr. King's New Discovery. "My husband believes It has kept him from having pneumonlu three or four times, writes Mrs. George W. Place, Raw1' sonvtlle, Vt., "and for coughs, colds and croup we have never found Its equal." Guaranteed for all branchial affections. Price 50c and $1.00. Trlnl bottle froe at all druggists. B Try a sack of Blue Ribbon flour, fl.BO per sack; always reliable. Costs no more than many Inferior brands. Harvey-Eastman Grocery Co., phone 103. I NO For EXCUSE NOW m T gry omes usic nun Eilers Great Manufacturers' Demonstration Sale brings Prices and Terms within reach of all. Highest grade Pianos and Player Pianos at Great Savings. mmmm.wuw m mm 111 mi if i immim. imw An Every Day Scene at Eilers Music House. Superstition Keeps Some Persons from putting up their Umbrellas in the house. Pride keeps others from putting them up iu the street the Oualitv siitious, will ection. " s We pride ourselves on (if our Umbrellas, and not beiug super gladly put them up iu our store for your Prepare for the Rainy Day." A. S. HUEY CO. "THE QUALITY STORE." $55 Diamond Risg Free! Wo are going to make oue of our customers a h.iudsonie pie ent. It May B3 You. At TO HTAUK USE HKl'DT. Ol.: Dally stages and antos (or Mainli field and all Coos Hay points. aU tor l'oel auil Millwood, Inavo Ci. W. Rapp's grocery store, 183 Shoriilan. Cash paid for produce along the lino. I'.ie finest holiday displays to In seen In the city Is the novelty u;;?l.i,ni ware on display at Winnie (i.-.udis,' the Piuniher. Whn! ii the iliffewil'.'O heiweon a lo rtniniiive mul n (enipeiance move llientv NOT1CI0. We, the undersigned taxpayers and residents of Road District No. 30, herohy give notice that a public meet ing will lie hold at tlm l'oel postofflcn In said Itoad District No. 30, of Douglas County, Oregon, on Satur day, Decemher 28, 1U1L', beginning at 1 o'clock p. ni., for the purpose of voting an additional tax upon h 1 1 per sonal and real property situated lu said Itoad District, for the purpose of improving the public road In said Hom.I District. Signed: 0. V. Watson, N. Nelson, O. lliiHtafKon, O. SllinluB, II. 1,. Kn- W. C. S. K. Kngcls, A. A. ling W. Ilogard, C. D. Talrott, Smith. irst publication Dec. 6. 191 Ornamental shrill. tiory, new just received by Kitchen & lUnck, nlirservniell. Douglas County Creamery butter. only '.Hie. a two-pound square. Ask) your grorer for It. Patri nix noin't Industry. ' Umbrellas Repaired At N. E. Corner Robo & Cass Sta. Roseburg Shoe Shining Parlors ()iu:(;oxi.s know, Tliope who have lived In know all about the reliability of Kilers Music House nnd Its inoney sitving methods. Of course they in variably purchase musical instru ments here. Hut we wish to call the attention of tlio thousands of new comers who have not had opportun ity to gain personal knowledge of I he advantages to be secured by deal ing with Kllers Music House, to the uneseelli-d array of the world's very it,. st pianos and player -pianos nnd all makes of talking machines, etc., that are to be found in Hi is great es tablishment. i-'inin ronipanittvely small begin nings this institution lias grown, and it nourishes because it furnishes, first, the highest quality, nnd, sec ondly, this highest quality at prires lower tluin can be made by nny other establishment. OXTAllT AiiAIN'ST Al'TOMOIlll.K. W'e ask you. In all candor, to make rareful investigations before buying. We tell you frankly to escrcise your own judgment. We want you to nnal)Z'' carefully the statements nnd claims made by salesmen snd dealers who have pianos of their own to sell and who. because of lark of facilities one way or another, cannot openly Orcenn compete Willi ail ninunm.,.. o...... uregon ... .. ,,,, , ,i,( (..,.( that one must not expect to hear of the good qualities of Kllers Music ! House s pianos and of the reliability ;nnd utmost trustworthiness of the j firm from people who have pianos of their own to sell. As an old-tltne ' oxcart cannot possibly compete for service with a modern high-graft I auto truck, so It Is Impossible for ' tacky branch houses or for round 1 about dealers or so-called factory branches and consignment houses to i compete w ith a modern commercial Institution such as tilers .music House. XMAS PKICKS. and find here the exact same grade and quality for only $2K0. Would not you decide to purchase of Ullcrs Music House? Of course, yes. And that Is what, buyers are doing each day. The situation in this town and along the entire Pacific Const Is ex actly this: Kor $2K(i cash or on lit tle paymenlB extending over a period of thirty months, for the inert) addi tional simple interest, we fiirniHh a better piauo, a higher grade than can he supplied by any other Instlttu tlon In their slow way for $42;",. This is no mere Idle s'alement, but can be proven to anyone who will only Htop to Investigate. We supply In this Manufacturers' Demonstration riale the very fanciest selected cases, large sire, for $:UH, and plainer, less expensively cased models will cost only IJ04. Same high-grade works, same exceptional durability, same guarantee. And, because of the fact that we know we can make our sales during Xmas greater than ever before, we undertake to mnko our prices still lower than ever heretofore. It Is well for those who do not know of us to Investigate carefully all pianos before coining to Kllers Music House. Ask to 1 shown the very best piano obtainable elsewhere for 42.". Do not be satisfied for anvthlng less In price. Demand to u.e the vitv best obtainable at 1121, and then come to Kllers Music House Instead of prices being arbitrarily TIIKSK OXI.Y l.-.7. Come prepareil to .et Kib rs Musir Honse show you how the regulation $20 and $275 pianos, brand ne, can be bought for 1 10'.. etc.; little payments If you like. MtlllTllAltV HKill I'ltK i:h MINK. $!ino or $1000 or $lir,0 or more, wei offer these instruments upon the same little profit per piano basis Hint clianiitterl.es iho conduct of our establishment, effecting in each In stance a saving of a very substantial amount. ri.AVF.lt I'lANO 'I Itl HT lU'HTFI). Conic prepared t o buy the finest player pianos at the price charged elsewhere for a good upright. We an nihilated tho "Illgh-I'riceil-Cliarging-Iting" In the player piano business. We brought down prices of p layer pianos so that, these truly much needed Instruments can now bo se cured by any home, even though not exactly well to do. As pioneers In player piano selling, we know posi tively that we have the very best of player pinpos of every grade and ev ery dependable quality up to and in cluding the most superbly beautiful of all, the new t'hWkerlug Flexotone de l.nxe, as well us the won ier f u 1 1 y expressive new' Kimball Acltielodic and the genuine Autopiauo, Then there Is the crowning achievement of I the master builder, C. II. I.awson, Iwlio formerly superintended the making of the Weber and now builds for us the exquisitely elegant, player piano do Luxe. Conm here first or come here last We are sure that at the low price! now established upon these pianos, playnr pianos nnd baby grands, you will get your piano at tbu big piano storo mid you will get It now. Till' FA MOTS (I'AHAN'TFK. It will be well In making Invest! gations to hear In mind tho Kllers Money flack guarantee. No transac tlon, largo or small, at Kile Music House Is right or completed unless It melius positive satisfaction In th purchaser. SAFKTV AND HATISFA l l '. One and the samu price to eacl and all alike. Your child can buy ol an KllerH store as safely as can th moat experienced shopper. TIIKSK ONLY WlliS. This Is the greatest effort of Kller Music House. Wn must sell, and w are going to sell dozens of pianos each dav In order lo make these low prices possible, Our (h(h ( stop th iriiln, tho other Mi-niits to (flop tho tout! lot tho TOOT I TOOT1 Slop Voiir Anton, .Molorryi-U'M, .itoii1iiih-s, t'lUTingt'-S Kuril's, Whkoiih, 1'ooMps 1 (US TMIO 1U0HT AT orit HTATION I'rcsh Ut-vf, Million, Cork nnd l anilt, SinoUcd itiiil Suit Meats, - SaiisitK" mihI Ham. The Economy Market (ton, KoIilhAgon, Prop. PHONE 38 A Gift for Everyone 'introducing the frst on. I only musical, insli uinenl of itsjypo under 75J Mm? t 1 .V".- ' "'.t,',l''"l LI yv;; ;.i f Roseburg Furniture Co 116 Cass St. 17TT T?P MT TQTP RHT TQR 116 Cass St. ROSEBURG JACKSON STI.IiKT ROSEBURG, OREGON
