.OCA I, XKWS
When you are physically 111 you
immediately call on a doctor. If H'a
your eyes that are ailing, you con
sult an oculist. If It Is your earH,
un aurist. If it's your heart (unless
you aro in love) you consult a spec
ialist In heart troubles. This being
the case, why not consult a grocery
specialist when you are affected with
the "high cost of living" trouble.
W'o are specialists in the grocery lino
and guarantee you relief from your
troubles If you consult us. The I!ee
lllvo (of course).
The shoemaker that knows how,
C. 1'. Haddox, niakor of ladies' and
gentlemen's fina shoos, now located
at 3:15 North Jackson street. Repair
work done while y-u wait. Call and
see me.
Oougias County Creamery butter
only H"c a two-pound scpiare. Ask
your grocer for It. Hatrcnlza homo
Industry.
"Pride of Douglas," a Hosehurc
product, and "Queen City." a hard
wheat article, made t Vancouver,
Wash., are thu two best varieties of
flour on tin) market. Why use any
other kind that costs niore? It your
grocer doesn't carry either brand.
Just 'phone 13, Douglas County Wills
and a sack will be delivered at jour
home.
.J. AXXOI'XCKMKXT.
I have re-opened my course ?
4 in instruction In painting, and 4"
j. those wishing to join the class
4- are kindly requested to call any
A afternoon, corner Flint and 4"
4 Oak bI recta. V
A MRS. J. II. DARTHOLOMAY. A
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A IlIO CARLOAD OP A
A I'AGK W1KK FKXCK. A
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A S. D. Crouch has Just re- A
A celved another larpe carload of A
A the celebrated Pago woven wire 4
4 fence, illrect from the factory. A
J. He Is now prepared to make A
A satisfactory arrangements for 4
A supplying fence in any quan- 4
4. til y on reasonable terms. Call A
A and see him without delay, or A
A telephone your needs in this 4
4 lino. 4
A Aluminum Ware.. A
4 See that splendid Una of new A
A Aluminum ware on display at 4
.J. Crouch's hardware store, op
4 postte the S. P. depot In Rose- 4
A burg. Hera are articles that A
4 ara needed In every household. 4
4. Always bright and last a life- A
4 time. dswtl A
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AHt"T"t"I"I"I"t"l"!"T"M"it-I-
FRUIT TREES
MI ARK MAKING A VHRY LOW
I'ltK'H ON AITliM, I'BAR AND
niK.HItY THBRH FOR A SHOUT
TIMF. NO FINER STOCK GROWN.
WRIT! I'S AT ONCM AND BAVH
MONKV.
TUB STANDARD NURSERY
RIDDLE, OKU.
TYPEWRITERS
New Machines $5 Down and
$5 a Month
A. S. HUEY Co., Roseburg, Or.
SHOULD Y0U WIS"
a Suit of Clothes that is
up-to-date
call 119 Oak St.
For style, fit and workmanship.
Wc have few equals. We also
Clean and Press
Repair and Alter
Gentlemen's Garments. We're
Tailors ami second to none.
:. I te
Turk and Jones Streets
San Francisco California
Within two ttlo.ks of all tin main
theaters n ml places of anmse-
llll'llt.
Hiul.lii;irtiTs for Oregon people.
Rates $1.00
Per Day aiul Up
Auto tm nirets all trains, or take
any tuxlcab at hotel's expense.
CHEESECLOTHMFOR TRUCK.
Better Than Glass si a Shelter For
j Growing Vegetables,
f The post hu miner, fur tlie tlrst time. I
tried cheesecloth shelters In our kitch
en Kimlen, sayn u Country Gentleman
writer. Next BUiamer I am going to
have more vegetables under cheese
i clotl.. for It is Kfeut stuff. Some old
Iwmrdu were lyiiifj round half-Inch
lumber ubout eltflit inches wide. I cut
them up into pieces 11 f teen Inches long,
i Four of these pieces nailed together
! made ft square f nunc ft box with
out top or bottom. Over the top I
I tacked a piece of cheesecloth. There
I wns lumber for only twenty-four of
j them, and. I put eight over some cu
cumber plants started in the house,
; elpht over watermelons and eight over
J mnskinelous. ItesuHs were most defi
nite. We had cucumbers from the
sheltered vines two weeks earlier than
usual and watermelons as big as co-
the open had formed fruit. The white
shelter has a forcing effect and yet
permits hardy growth. Cloth has an
advantage over glass in that it lets
In moisture. It Is also a protection
against bugs.
When the vines under cloth outgrew
the frames r removed them. Just then
I was nursing along a dozen eggplants.
Willi bugs, dry weiMher and other dis
advantages, it seemed as if they would
not live. Twelve of the frames were
clapped over these plants, and In two
days the effect could be seen in whole,
lien It by preen leaves. Then some
hrussels sprouts came for transplant
ing in .Tidy, when t he sky was like
brass. I put them right out ns soon
as received, with a cheesecloth frame
over each, and they grew as If they
had been transplanted in a week of
rain.
Cheesecloth Is cheap. If you buy a
bolt of it. about seventy-live yards. It
costs about 2'.j cents a yard. The
coarse, unbleached variety a yard wide
Is what you want.
CLOVER F03 THE SOIL
It Will Make Poor Land Richer and
Can Bo Grown Easily.
Tho trouble with soils when they
cease to prmlnce ns they did when new
is iut that the elements of plant fond
are actu.'iily exhausted from the soil,
but the necessary forces for the libera
tion are exhausted. One of these
forces is bacteria. It Is estimated
that In the common soil there are 100
million hiK-tcriii to (lie ounce. These
bacteria must have humus (decayed
vegetable matter fur their food: then
they will liberate food for the growth
of plants. .
The supply of humus, the supply of
nitrogen, the physical condition of the
soil, the penetration, aeration and
porosity of the subsoil, can be estab
lished by the growth of sweet clover
nt a cheapness that is startling. Nor
Is it n hard plant to grow. It Is one
of the hurdlest of the leguminous
plants. It seems to establish itself
on old. wornont soils where other
legumes will not grow at nil and where
field crops grow so poorly ns not to
pay. Owing to these characteristics
and to the fact that Its bacteria are
capable of living and prospering on
the routs of alfftlfa. It is perhaps the
best possible plant with which to pre
cede alfalfa In sections where there
is dluVulty lu securing a successful
j growth of that plant. Kansas lndus
1 trialist.
w GOOD FOR THE BOY.
The boy who hu pnenped In n
corn contest, whether successful
ly or not, hits gained practical
trniitlng of fnrreiuiilng value
ami lusting slgnhlcuncc.
i.S,!xS-?-S.j.8vf.JNj,
Good For Shelling Corn.
Any one can make ami use this corn
heller, Nays the American Agricul
turist. fn.ru which the picture and tho
description are taken. It Is made of a
piece of Uianl six or eight Inches long
iiiul about one nml a half indies wide.
At Intervals of one-half or throe-quarters
of an Inch notches aro sawed on
each edge and enlarged so as lo take
' UOUr.UAUX OIIHN KHSLLIH.
In a No. 10 or 11 wire. A hole is bored
near e;ich end and olio end of a wire
Inserted and fastened.
Then the wire Is wound ns tlirhtiy
ns lossti,io around the vo",l and titled
In the not. hos till the other end la
reached, when the wire Is passed
throiich the other hole and fastened
securely. All th.it Is necessary Is to
rub this doi Ice over the corn and eara
to loosen the vnitn.
We nave accepted the agency in
lioiiKlas County for the famous
"New-Hone" self reducing, made to
measure corsets. If you are lonXIng
for a good comet phona 294-T. or
call til Room 7, I'arrott building. I
Sidewalk lumber cut ready to 1st.'
Paar Investment Co. Phone 242. tf
jCLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
YOUNG LADY desires correspond-
ence with an industrious and hon-
est man. Address C. P., care He-
view.
FOUND. Locket with chain, mono-
gram on locket.
Owner please
call at this office and describe it.
LOST. Hrown. linen handbag, con -
taining small purse with chain, be
tween Palace Theater and ball
grounds on North Side. Finder
please leave at this office and re
ceive reward. i
MISCKLLAMXH'S.
MANDOLIN AND OCITAR LESSON3
Itapid advancement and tlior
nti:'li inst ruction. A. Ferguson,
'Z 1 i W. Washington St.
WANTED.
WANTED. Experienced laundry
girl. Apply to Lone Star Laundry.
WANTED. Good, reliable man to
take logging contract at Drain.
Pago Investment Co., Drain, Ore-
; gon. dsw
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WANTED. Tray-girl, must be neat,
and furnish references. Apply to
Mercy Hospital.
WANTED,
eling. I
Plain sewing and remod-!
50 Fowler street.
COMPANION WANTED. Lady of
mature years to attend home and
care for convalescent ladv. No
children; nice home, duties light. j
Inquire this office for particulars.
WANTED. Experienced farm hand,
married. Apply in person, 3 miles
east of Dixonville. Lindblom,
dsw:
LAND WANTED. Quarter section
near Roseburg suitable for stock
raising. Address 31)1 Constance
street, Portland. , dsw
WANTED. Men with teams to cut j
wood on shares. We have steam i
saw outfit; will give you half of j
the wood. A. O. Dunlap, South'
Deer Creek, Route 1. Box oB. dsw!
HOUSES WAXTKD. A team, ages
between 5 and 10 years, weight
1250 to 1350 each. Address G. A.
llradburn, Koseburg, or phone
2SF:t. dsw
VA.NTKD--Marrled couplo to live on
a ranch and take charge oC the
place. Address Thomas Taylor,
Mazuma, Humboldt County, Ne
vada, dsw
FOR r.KNT
FOR RENT. Modern 5-room house
near new school In North Rose
burg. Inquire of S. I. Thornton,
the rural mall carrier.
FOR RENT. Throe furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, $12 per
month. 420 N. Jackson, or
phons 122-T.
FOR RENT Modern house for rent.
Phone 23, or call at 412 S. Main
Street. tf
FOR RENT. Completely furnished
house, 8 rooms, bath, etc. Inquire
at this office.
FOR RENT. HnftinilBhed house oij
Flint street. Roseburg. Enquire
of J. F. Bar or & Co.
FOR RENT OR LHASE. Central i
Hotel, on reasonable terms. For
further particulars Inquire of J. W.
Wright, Room i. Douglas National
Hullding.
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ston. PosKiYwIy no experfonce cr literary ernellonca newwwirr. No "flowery language" Is wanted.
The demand for photoplay ks practically unlimited. Tha btg film manufacturers are "moving heaven,
ind eartfi" shelr nMomptato get enonnh good plot snppsy he ever Increasing demand. They. aro
jffortBit fit! ana more, tor single stcnatios. of wrlrtoo Idaaa.
We hare receive rrmar Jrttm-s from tha film manufacturers, snh as VITAORAPH, EDISON, ESSAN
AY, LU11IN, SOLAX, IMP, RKX, R15L1ANCB. CHAMPION, COMBT, MELIES, ETC., urging us to send
hotoplays to them. We want more writers and we'll gladly teaoh you the secrets of success.
WE ARB SHLUNQ PHOTOI'LATS WRITTKX TIT l'KOPl.B WHO "NEVER BEFORE WROTE A
LIXH FOR l"l UI.K ATIOK."
Perhaps w caa do the same for yon. If you can think of only one good Idea every week, and wlll wrlta
it out as directed by us, and It sells for only $25, a low figure, . . , .tas mad'otlcA
You Will Earn $100 Monthly for Spare Time Work
FREE
Don't hesitate. Don't argue. Write NOW and learn Just what this
you and your future.
NATIONAL AUTHORS'
INSTITUTE
FOB SALE OK TIlAl'E.
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yoR SALE CHEAP. House, and lot
i Tuxiuo, corner N. Jackson and 2nd
; Avo North, inquire o owner on.
nremises. A. L. Maddix.
for SALE. Good driving and sad-
. (jle norset 7 years old, weighs SMu;
, also buggy and harness. Ilox 671,
Koseburg.
A DIG SNAP. FURNISHED, newly
built, 7-room bungalow, all con
veniences, North RoBeburg, for
sale-at bargain if taken now. Ad
dress or inquire at 1003 North
Jackson streot.
FOR SALE. Thoroughbred Ancona
cockerels and Houdan cockerels
and pullets. L. E. Johns, Eden
bower, dtf
FOR SALE CHEAP. Cold storage
refrigerator, Carey coin safe, both
nearly new; also Gloria gasoline
light plant and a showcase, 2x4
feet. Address box 412, city.
FOR SALE. Property In Riverside
Addition to Rotsetturg at the as- j
massed valuation. Inyuire of Joseph:
j Schrems, owner. I
. )
FOR SALE. Good sound Spitzen-
berg apples. Address K. D. tntsch.l
Rosuburg, or phone 9X22. !
EGGS FOR SALE. White and:
lilack Orpington eggs for hatching
from prize winning stock. White
Orpingtons, first pen, per 15, ,
$2.50; White Orpington, 2nd pen,
per 15, $1.50; lilack Orpingtons,
per 15, $2.00; baby chicks, each
25c. Phono 38F5, Brookside
Poultry Farm.
pgr SALE. About 100 thorough
bred Angora goats, mostly nannies.
Apply to or address J, E. Plaisted,
Koseburg, or phone 3F24. dsw
FOR RALE A BUSINESS OPPOR
TUNITY'. 2 pool tables, 1 billiard
table, 1 box-ball alley, all in good '
shape; the very best of location
for pool and billiard hall in
Sutherlin. Write or see J. W.
Horner, Sutherlin, Ore. dsw i
FOR SALE, Piano In first class con
dition. Coat S400 new, will take
$200 now. Address E, care Re
view, dsw
FOR SALE. Thirty-six nice pullets,
Bome thoroughbreds, beginning to
lay, for $24. Four Crystal White
Orpingtons, best strain, $5; one
Cycle Incubator, good as new, $5;
a few logan and Hymalaya berry
tips, 25c a doz. Mrs. Mary Whipple,
Roseburg, Phone 263-R. dsw
FOR SALE. Fourteen acres, all
river bottom; 3 acres in yonng
prune orchard In bearing, also ap
ples, peaches and walnuts. Very
reasonaoble terms. Onlv 1 miles
to R. R. station. Inquire at Re-
You Don't Have
Go To Sea To
for Onirnt Cnlverta, Cement Sewer PipeB, sizes 8 to 96 Inches
Cement building foundation and chimney blocks. Cement sidewalk
and oement work of any kind.
I have five or six houses I will sell cheap, as I want to use thm
money lu other business. See my burglar-proof window lock, Ha
O. K. Sea Pat's Elastic roof paint for leaky roofs. We build, mova
or repair your houses. Business buildings a specialty. Over forts
years experience in building.
CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER
F.
for Moving Picture Plays!
CAN WRITE PHOTO PLAYS AND
EARN $25 OR MORE WEEKLY
3HND TOUR NAMH AND ADDRESS AT ONCH FOR FREE COPY OF OUR
ILLUSTRATED BOOK.'MOVINQ PICTURE PLAYWRITINO."
Box T,.
FOR SALE. 1 gas heater, I pw
stove, and other household, turai--ture
very cheap. Will sell aiM
together or separately, as dcsirwS
Call at the Josephson house,, corner:
Mosher and Jackson.
FOR SALE. Farm and stock ranc
of 492 acres, six miles from Robo
burg and two miles from railwar
station; all fenced and watered by
two fine springs; house of sewa
rooms, two barti3, large fruit drier -and
other necessary buildings, nil
in good condition; bearing orchard;
of six acres consisting chiefly o8"
Italian prunes, remainder mixed?
fruit in abundance for family ue;
200 acres or more of good soil vn
be farmed. Will sell at bargaiB
if taken at once. Price and term--on
application at 235 Seconft
Avenue South. North Roseburg..
Review Want Ads. Bring Results
Eastern Oysters In An7 Styla.
Short Orders it Any Hour.
Quick Lunch
Restaurant
YK TOY, Vtof.
Regular Pinner, 2Bc.
Chicken Dinner Every Sunday.
Sheridan Street. Near Dooott
OPEN ALL II1GHT.
New York Cafe
Chan Jo, Prop;
OI'BN DAY AND NIGHT.
Meals at All Roars.
lingular Mollis 23 Centrt
Chicken Dinner Sundays, Crosci
12 Noon to 2 P. M.
Chop Suey. Noodles, Freeo Oyo
ters, Fish, Etc., all the time.
Cor. Jackson A Washington, 3tK.
Oregon Restaurant!
Open Day and Nlglit.
Flrat-clasB Meals at All Hour.
Fresh Olympla Oysters, Flab maS
Clama all the time.
Regular Meals, 33 Centa,
Have added a new balcony es
pecially reserved for ladm J!
families.
To
See
PAT
F.PATTERSON
new profession may mean for
view office, or adrtrew
Uosptmre. Oregon.
1543 Broadway
NEW YORK CITY
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