Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, March 05, 1913, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFORCED TO SELL-PRICE NO OBJECT We have been forced to take over the stock and fixtures of the Oregon Gafe and in order to save storage and raise the money at once we have decided to dispose of them at public sale thereby giving the people of Douglas County the OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFE TIME To secure, possibly, the very things they have been wanting, at a price ranging from 10c to 35c on the dollar READ THIS LIST CAREFULLY-YOU WILL SURELY FIND SOMETHING YOU NEED 1 Peerless Electric Player Piano, 1 National Cash Register, 1 set of gold plated, hand carved border freize, 1 pearl inlaid mahogany chair, 80 dining room chairs, 40 dining room tables (some extension,) kitchen tables, percolators, coffee and tea urns, glassware, crockery, minors, wall cases, electric fans, oil and gasoline lamps, table linens, knives, forks and spoons, cooking utensils, range, heater, sinks, cigars, tobaccos, all varieties of canned fruits, fruit jars, hat racks, hot water tanks, linoleums, and hundreds of other useful things too numerous to mention Including a keg of sour pickles, for those that need them. RptYlPfTlhpv Sale begins Thursday Morning, at 7 o'clock and Saturday, March 8, is the Last Day 1 VVl 1 1111 JJtl . and the Place is 120 Cass Street ) W. D. BELL, Salesman in Charge Old Stand of 5c, 10c and 15c Store EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW MAIU'll 5, 1018. DAILY 'VEATHKR REPORT IT. 8. Weather nurcou. local office, HoBHburg, 24 hours endiug 0 a. m., toils?. Perclpllallon In Inches and hun dredths: ' Maximum ti-inpiTiitiiro C4 Minimum temperature 4 1 I'ri'ciiiitallon 0 Total precip. since 1st. of mo. . .24 Normal pret-lp. for this niuutli 3. US Total precip. from Sepi. 1, IH2 .'!). 20 Aver, pri'iip from Sept. I, 1S77 21.96 Total defieiency from Sept. 1, 12 4. Til Averrgo precipitation for 35 wet seasons (Sept. to May.) 33. 28 WILLIAM HELL, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Occasional rain tonlnht ami Thursday ltOSEIll'UC MOUSE WAXTEl). ItKI'OHT OK THE LADIES' .U'XII.IAItY OX PLAYS. At their regular meeting Monday evening a detailed report was Riven the Ladies' Auxiliary of the results and proceeds of the plays recently staged under tho auspices of the Auxiliary. A summary follows: "A .Night Out." This play was given on two even-.' lugs. .Ian. 23-24, 1913. Admission receipts $ 1 "7..ri0 Ad vs. on programs 21. no .. . . .' JJ.- - .J- '. . went to tho Troubadours, leaving $2T.13, and from this. there were ex tra expenses to be deducted, amount ing to $.1.ta, leaving the net proceeds 21.48. "Perkins, tint lrinUT." This play was given on two nights, Feb. 2i and 26. Total receipts $.15". 90 Expenses 141.92 LOCAL NEWS Total Expenses . . 1 1 "9.00 . . C3.4S N'et proceeds J I l.Vr.r, As per agreement with Mrs. t'ulil well, tlie roach for this play, she r. reived one-half the net proceeds, or $ . . 7 . 7 s . leaving a like sum for the Auxiliary fund. "Tim Troubadours." This play was given on Feb. 1 Sx under the auspices of the Auxiliary. Total receipts $1.".4.2.". Paid Troubadours T.'.uo Paid Club for expenses 2.".. Ilalanco $ r4.2." Kitty per cent of this balance also Ten acres In fruit, 20 ncres hay or grain land and good plastered house; ham, windmill and well, to trade for a good house In Host-burg; 2 14 miles' from Koseburg on best kind ot roau llox 473, Koseburg. 1'alf of the success of cake and pastry baking lays In the purity of tho spices and extracts. You will always bo sure of success If you use tho celebrated Hill's" extracts and spices. Kor salo and guaranteed h the Dee Hive (of course). dtf See McDanlels' adv. t ' back page. mwW m ml ' J leister ladies' Tailori.; College Bell Sisters' Building, Room four Net proceeds I21.V9S As per agreement, the coach, Mrs. Caldwell, received one-half the net proceeds, leaving a balance of $107. 99. The net proceeds from the candy booth for the two evenings were $23. 00. Ladles Extend Thanks, In our meeting Monday night a vote of thanks was extended to the public In general for helping to make a success of our plays, "A Night Out." The .Troubadours, and "Per kins, the Printer," also to those who contributed lo the candy booth. MUX. W. L. DYSINOElt, Pres. MltS. W. L. WALSH. Secretary. Two Oil leers Hcxlgu. Mrs. W. L. Dysinger resigned the office of president, and the unexpired frin will be filled by the vice-president, Mrs. C. W. Wharton. Mrs. W. L. Walsh resigned the office of secretary, and Mrs. H. (!. Wilson was elected to fill the vacancy. The school offers for the yenr 1913 two courses in dressmaking nnil tailoring. $25 course gives unlimited lessons in drafting of patterns and system, with 30 days sewing. $15 course gives system with full Instructions In drafting. $15 Sewing CnUIV' of :ti day. Agents for the lliill-lloicheit Dress 1- onus. Host for Skin Diseases. Nearly every skin disease yields quickly and permanently to llucklen's Arnica Salve, and nothing Is better for burns or bruises. Soothes and heals. John Deye, of (lladwlu, Mich., says, after suffering 12 years with skin ailment and spending $100 on doctors'. bills, llucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. it will help you. Only 2r,c. Recommended by all druggists. It Let Stone nine your plann. .J1. ." ' Jf.H.'JJ1".1 '". V.- I Do As I Advertise HISLOP The Shoe Man Perkins Building, Phone 125, Roseburg I Do As I Advertise Sk i ' fti Here Are the Startling Fads My Early Spring Shoes Have Arrived and Nowhere on the Coast Can the Selection Be Beaten I Will Leave It To You Women's White Buck Button, Black Buck Button, Golden Brown Velvet But ton, Black Velvet Button, and all the pop ular leathers of the season. Can Fit the Narrow Foot As WeUAs the Wide One H V a John 0. Call returned Tuesday night from Roscvllle, Cal. S. Ludd, of Deer Creek, left this morning for Ulackfoot, Idaho, In search of a new location. The Jubilee Quartet will please all nt tho Palace Theater tonight. Will you bo there? dlt Tho services nt tho Christian Church will this one evening be at 7 o'clock and close before 8. Mrs. MeCloud. who has been the guest of Mrs. John C. White, left Tuesday night on her return to Oold- entlale, WaBh. William Johns, brother of II. E. Johns, of this city, arrived here from Indiana this morning, and will spend several days In this city. Dr.. and Mrs. A. .1. Fnwcelt, of Ash land, are spending a few days in Roseburg. preparatory to moving to Springfield, Or., their future home. Mrs. Knweett Is a daughter of Mrs. R. A. Reagan, of South Deer Creek. J. C. Mulvey, former S. P. car re pairer here, left this morning for Wendling. Lane County, where he will do similar work for the Ilooth- Kelly Lumber Co. Ills wife will Join him ns soon ns she Is able to leave the hospital. A. L. Kitchin. the locnl nursery. man. has won the final round of his legal battle against the Oregon Nursery Company, of Washington 'I'onniv. Or., where he was awarded damages in the sum of $901 for shipment lo bhn of a quantity of un sound fruit trees. The Supreme Court has just sustained the Juilg meat. Twelve young friends of Miss Mildred Marshall tendered her verv pleasant surprise parly at her homo In North Roseburg Tuesday night. In honor of her tilth birthday The hours were passed with music and games, and the lunches brought bv the guests were also enjoyed. Mrs A. T. Marshall, Mis. A. E. Mclntyrc and Miss Nina Marshall assisted serving. Till' gllesls were: Clifford Marker. Willi.- Tnimbo,. Russc Mimes. Carl lllaek. Ceorge Wllletts, .lav Carter and the Missis l.ilith Clark. Maxlne. Rhea and Leah Skes, Velum Hales. Mildred Henry and Stella Krolill. .Vthluml Tidings: Rev. Mr. Wbld d"ii. formerly of Myrtle Creek, has arccpied Ik- joint pastorale of the Tab nt and I'hncnix Christian churches, and enniniences Sunday March 9 Kenneth McWilliams ireiur 1 from Riddle, Or., Saturday, j where In- drove a l-'old automobile tor Carl It. Ileeson. purchased from ' the Camp agency. Kenneth says the little I'oid went everywhere and nny wliere, even to climbing trees nnd doing stunts. Kenneth has the dls tlncliou of being the first one to drive an auto through the Cow Creek canyon In 1913. A fine, up-to-date restaurant If to I be opened about April 1 In the Wol- lenberg brick, corner Sheridan nnd j Cuss streets and immediately oppo ' site the Southern Pacific passenger il-pot. The proprietor will be .1 K. Kalbe, who conducts the restaurant I adlollilng the brick, litis to In- dls- continued by him w h- n lo- moves Into ' his new quarters. The sidejmd front I walls of the brick an- to be re modeled and fitted with plate glass 'and the Interior will b- completely i renovated and equipped with all ' necessary conveniences. A tile floor will also be laid. A small room par NEW llEIJOATKfWEN IX H1LDKI11HX IILOCK OPENS FOR lll'SINKSS. One of tho neatest and best ap pointed eating houBes ever opened In Roseburg began business today In the Hlldeburn block, opposite the 8. P. passenger depot. The Interior has been fitted up In a very attractive way with strictly new material from top to bottom, and nothing has been omitted thnt could add either to the comfort of patrons or tho conveni ence of the proprietors, Mrs. E. A. Sieber and Mrs. M. Relzensleln, both experienced In public catering. Tho place will be known as The Delicatessen nnd will conform to the method of that title, In that edibles will not only bo Berved within the placo, but to persona wishing to take them home. A fruit, confectionery and tobacco stand will be maintained In connection. Day and night ser vice will be provided, and nothing hut white help will be employed. In stallation of plate glass In the walls not only adds greatly to tho appear ance of tho front of the Delicatessen, but affords a ready and Inviting view of the Interior. Aro Yon Constipated? If so, got a box of Dr. King's Now Life Pills, take them regularly and your trouble will quickly disappear. They will stimulate tho liver, Im prove your digestion and get rid of all the poisons from your system flier will surely get you well again 2uc at all druggists. B EDISON 01 1?U RECORDS Ua-ll HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel McClnllcn I. N. Johns, 1)11 lard: II. Cavunnugh, II. L. Unguis Peel; I.. A. DeVuull, Chancellors; II llruaril, Chicago; S. S. Morrison White Rock; K. II. linkston, ('. I. Cln-nowelh, Oakland: J. C. Paige, New York: C. II. Willlson, Miss (Sraee Cook, J. W. Crocker, Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Tonklnsou, II. W. Ilolden ('has. lloyce. W. W. Shannon. Jr. W. V. Arthur. It. I' llrnudon. P. W Shannon, Portland; C. I. Pendleton Everett, WaBh. Clears Skin of Worst Eruptions Remarkable Action of a Rem. edy That Drive Every Speck of Poison From Body. PS Hera la your chance to lay In supply ot Genuine Edison Standard Wax dold Moulded Record! at a cut price. You max nav jour ehole ot any ot these record! in our stock as long ai they last. The regular prlca ot then record! la 15a, lo you aro aarlng nearly on halt. TMa la the first time aa Edlsoa Record baa ever beea sold at la the regular price. OENUINB EDISON GOLD MOULDED AMBEROL WAX RECORDS. are also ottered at a bargain price while the lupply lasts. We are now selling theee 60c records tor 8 lo eaoh aa long aa they last. Yoe hare never Before bought them tor less than too each. Make your selections today while the assortment la unbroken. Select a dosen or two and make a deposit on them and we'll bold them tor you. LENOX &OTT Roseburg, Oregon Talbott'a poultry remedies at Oa- Call up .14U. tbe Douglas Count burn'a Pharmacy. dsw Creamer, for crwam LISTEN to the demands ef reason and pru dence whea they oeuaeel yea te eare year time, year strength, year eleUee. aid but kit aot least, your eaaakle health ky eead!a yvar . lauatry te aa. We de your walking uleker, with leaa wear en the arxaent!, and a all werk la leae aader heelately miliary eeadiaeaa year htaadry n returned te yen free treat all gones aad last, hut net least, yea here a red year theie aad sareaftk tor mere haeertaat tnMee. Rxttcbnrg Stoain Lacmdry Strwt PIwm 79 UHi rtWNB KOH TUB VASVVM CLBAJOnB. For the first time ever shown on the Coast I am showing a line of women's patent leather and gun metal button shoes, made with the new Arnold welt process that enables me to sell swe shoes at sttk. A. "V Aa fair $3.00! COME IN AND INSPECT THE STOCK CARRIED BY Ther In a strange. mrteiiou8 power In a rem ark able blinxl medicine thnt flnl lta way throujth the circulation hy what l known rh Irivlno selection. The rem dy In Hwlft'H Hiiro Hrfx Iflr, or H. 8. H, Bctenre cannot ex pin in Juat why cer tain elnmonta In the hUmmI feed the bonea, othora nourtnh the hulr rootn, and no on. And tt Ih thla iwime myaterlnua action of B B 8- that attackn At dlaeaaed apota, driven away all K-rn all aorea and Rupplanta the fj t " ' dlaeaae Kormii with the Hna; action of leucocyte. Itenm, ; . Ji teatlmunlala ove beyond dlaeaiie but whut ran he curtxl bfa B. H. And In all those cawea that were treated with mercury. Iodide, nrnenle, eoprir and other minerals with n ierniano rffact, the mnt ntinlnhlnif rvcover 'av U-ti mnde ).y H. H H. There la nt a Mxm1 tulnt f turn thiit can remain In a y fled hy thin moat wonderful f Roseburg's Leading Shoe Store Order by Mail I Pay Parcel Post Charges i.i.......t ..tt rr.,i ft.., I,rl,k rin Inn I LiiK'ix-t ' .- " 'south nnd usi-il at various timi-s for i a ri al estnto office and fruit stand will form a oarl 01 in r'"1"1"- have wrlllon ant anil win column s lum n i:oinn--i . qutistlon there Is no Tin- main (trill will In- In tin- norm side of th- place, anil n full view of It will be provided at all times by the plate Klass fronts. Mr. Kalbe la a caterer ami i-ln-f of many years' experience, and his new location will Km- him Ih" means for larijer busi ness opportunities. It Is cenerally known that V"""'n i la nl.pe.luti-ly pure and en Wet V.-iciium I'acked tonne rannoi , ,(, ru-menta ih.i tho I.I u.. ,.v,...ll.. u I.e., II collies to f avor .ul.nll..i.. ul,l,li Ihn II ainl slreliKlh - the two ri-ilillslles for , fully nccM,t. II merer wllrl i,if,il coffee You ran secliru this well- , delicate st'imich, even In known brand at .Millcilce ft I'lckeni' 1 wlicre the iik i-f sir.,n ilrnim has wi ami It carries their absolute guaran- , wmkened the illKenllvo system lhat mul lee Nufsed kins rnnt be siren. (1st a It. 00 buttle . .1 .i. in ,.r ,i i 1 H. H. 8. at any drug More and thui b One of tho essentials of good cat- , uf ,on,rtet. enn ol ,n,p. ItiK Is good bread, and you cannot , ,f u have koixI bread unlesi you nave i tMV M yDU d1r ipK.w wrlu goon nour. i nai wny ..iiiicuk.- m lo Th Rwirt Hpeeifle Co.. Madlcal Dei I'lrkens feature I pper (.run ana an. i ,tj Bwut ma,., AlUnta, Oa. Hood Snowfall. Talbott i original 16c dog remedlea at Oiburn'i Pharmacy. nr SAVE TIME LABOR MONEY by using or only j rally ttrate moet irma raaea 8Uwmlk ImBlMf rat mlf Ul I PAM llTMllMt O. PIMM UJ I n I BUsMeilh e.gae sm maJm lakV I Star Naptha Washing Powder for sale and guaranteed by Mrs. A. C. Kidd & Soil