Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, January 30, 1914, Image 6

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    Gold and Wet Weather Items
Worthy of Your Attention
$10.00, $1250, $15.00,
$1650 and $20.00
All Wool Caaelmtre Svlta
flood assortment at these prices.
W giva d iron clad guarantee
with avary suit. It is Ilka chaag
laf If I wltb you to give you a
dark nary blue serge at
$18.50
worth $22. SO any place. See us
bafore you buy your overcoat,
craveaaette or raincoat. We bare
the mosey savers.
We Give Triple Trading
Stamps During the Month
RIDDI.K AM) VKIXn V.
V. Bounds, of Ruckles, la building
a fine new residence. Two cars of
lumber to be used in the construction
ware ordered recently from the Hart
ley Lumber Company, of thin city.
P. W. Ileyer, cashier of the Kiddle
Btate Bank, expects to leave Sunday
for a vialt of several weeks at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. II.
F. Ileyer, at Kdgewood, Iowa.
Emory Maraters la fitting up the
flam Ball building, opposite the hank
building, for a barber shop, the
plumbing fixturea now being In
course of Installation. He eiiecta t
open the shop Monday.
E. Cameron and J. K. Kelr have
t opwed up a new business house In
the Stuller building next donr to I'uul
Gary's cigar store, and will conduct
a general feed and produce business.
They expect to buy and aell for canh
flour, feod, grain, hay, poultry and
poultry aupplies, wood and fuel, and
their plan la to relieve the producers
of the marketing problem, buying
and shjpplug all kinds of farm pro
ducts. Ed. Joeselyn was In Monday from
his ranch, bringing 19 skunk scalps
for the 16 cent bounty offered by the
KB club. Besides the skunks Mr.
selyn recently captured two
eoyotea and several bobcnls in his
trapa.
Mra. Mary Ward and daughter.
Sadie, of Siskiyou County, t'al., are
hero visiting relatives aud may buy
property and locate. Mrs. Ward Is
a stater of Mra. James Yokum, Sr.,
and Mra. Olive Harmon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. I.okhiIoii re
turned home Tuesday morning from
MAJESTIC
THEATRE
It's the Place Where
Everybody Goes
Notice -Extra
Friday-Saturday
DOU'I III irtH MtTill; thirl. T.I 1 1
or tho town
HlK two rvil iv.ttiiri
The Escape
of Jim Dolan
Jim linl.ih. tlx- .noM !.i; in
tOllKh rhlrr ni:1 ;ti, ,n ur.,1
i-hiu ;itn nittltm. M'- i. mim ii
rlrcuinstaiit ,it .. m iMP
miimI 1 tti.- S!..-i t IT In.). -
that nh.u i mttit . ii.ii io;, of
tlx law lv ,,.!.:
water uiut 1m mi hm ,.; 'V..iikh
111 lirif l..1IT. I
A Daughter of
The Wilderness
A io-nul iltiiiii.iii' t.ut
the Citii:iil.,r.
John 1 1 11 u :i y in ,! mi.u! an
W hlpih'tf i.
5c-10c
Coinlni: Sniul.i, am .. a'trur
lion, One mii Muhk 1,1 I i.
7 fllir Thturt-a :
fill Hearts
Wear a pair of our No. 421 or
o. 906 shoe and you won't nave
to worry about rubbera. Men's
heavy work sboea, build solid
from the bottom up
$2.50, $2.95, $3.25,
$3.50 and $3.75
They will aland the teat, lllfh
tops. II to 1 Inebea
$4.75 to $7.50
will turn water ai near aa any
leather boot, and made to wear.
We curry Harrya Dress Hhoes,
to 1.1.1)0. Every pair war
ranted to give autlafactlon.
T 1 f Ti JT
ill ft rC tfY VlOYI
KiiKne. Mr. LoKmlon has been at
tiMidltiK a iiit'rchuiita convention for
a few duyu, and Mrs. UK8doii nun
Hjient tho pant month with relative
ut Jasper.
.luriK" (!. VV. Itlilille wiih here from
ItoHetmrK Tuettduy. I'pon hfa mic
t'fHKur takliiK over the duties of re
ceiver of the V. 8. land otTire, he and
Mra. Kiddle expect to remove to thin
place to make their home. JihIku
Kiddie Iiuh purchaned and shipped
here a lurKe aprayliiK outfit and ex
pects to eiiKHKv In commercial npray
Iiik. He Iiuh employed Harry WooHter
to operate the plunt for the eimuiiiK
year, which la one of the larKeat llean
outfits made. I
The following nomlnationa were
made ut a matt meetliiK of Canyon
ville iltlzena held lunl Saturday for
vlty offleea In the coming elertlon,
which will he held in JaekHon'H More
hulldltiK, TueHday, Feb. 3, from 1 p.
in. to ti p. m. Kor counellinen I five
to be elected): Mra. (;. W. Carter,
Dr. A. HiirtwIJ, . K. Burnett, M. 1
Hopkins. J. H. Cook, (1. (). McCilvrav.l
Zed Chaney. Kor treaMiirer, Max W.
Klminel. Kor recorder, J. M, Uroaa.
Kor marahul, (. ('. Heale.- The Trl
hune. QVIVK HKMKK KOK
STOMACH MISKHV.
Ml -inn it Will Put Vour Hour, tlnn),
VptHfi Htomarti In Order Try
oue Ihmn ami I 'rove It.
If vou are a tstomarh aufferer, do
not duapulr. Immediate, safe and
uire relief la at hand. Ml-o-na Stom
tch Tablets, sold In fifty rent boxes
at all drug stores, are a Bpcclflc for
out-of-onler Htomuchs.
If HiifferliiK with Indigestion, dyH
pepnln, RaatrltlH, or any of the vari
ous forms of Btomach misery, utmally
Indicated by nervoiiHiieHS, dint reus af
ter eating, headache, dizziness, bad
breath or sour stomach, do not wait,
do not suffer any longer take Ml-o-na
today delays are dangerous.
Ml-o-na Is always sold by the Kvd
Cross Pharmacy on money back If
lot satisfied plan.
NOTH'K TO ITIH.IC,
A. 11 Knster having Hold his lifer
ent In (he West Side (irocery, would
respectfully unk all persoiitt luilebteil
to the ft nil of Unwell & Koster to
call and net He ihelr accounts,
dsw liOWKLI, & KOSTKK.
Cumplala line of Hills tiros. ' high
est gruda coffees. Inns, splcca and ex
tract for sale by the lie 11 1 to gro
cery. NKW TOUAV
WWTKl) To n-nt acres or more
wiih kmmI lioiise nf .' or rooms;
hImi Itiiin. fne soil preferred, and
mil) Ite laitl vUisv in IVnlir
!! tM'.-riy mi it name prde tn first
le'ter to S . i:i So. Klltlt St reel.
Uoselm I
KOK SM.K tlt Tit AUK t :t acres. I
Mill'- tnnu Sullierlin, all set to ap
!!.. n llh pVaeli t'llleih. Ul title
utulii hni . all I reo s.iil . lair liarn .
null' in lainl niiap at $:'l'"mi
I i in- Will 1 1 a .! tor -it i' i 'iipi-r -(
ln'io ul mi I'oitl.uid. mniul.is A:
.i hi. ), I 1 o Cass SI.
I'l'l! SM.K i. It I K M'K It"." a- iv
III 1 Took I 'oiltil . I M ixoti , he. I o!
uli.iii r uuli -oil. 2 artei. in (ill
t i at tot , I .'.o a. i mi tt a tile, w at
r'f.l i inn ii'tt.tlih did ht-j.. tin
I i n eii.i 'tits I. ill . t -e ilih'S f'Mii-fil.
land In. -!ii;!it to ln.i; rilir
' T I ! a 1 1 I'.nloil auloliiolil'f It to
Mi ou .leal I'tt.e fl"'"1 Will
t a W- l oi I.Mi.t an v place in allr .
1 M'iflaK W .ill. i e I Hi Caih St
A M'l.i l.l Is K tl 111 I. M MMiie
a 'w t v in I'ii' ! alule ot I " lo
:i il - ei Ko-- I'll k iM-xeti W ould
1 I a' .1 Mil p: n nl. or 1 1 I'll '
! .oh t-.-li t.l lo . i! not Ml too mi
i. il..l . a . l.ii i V I. It --s . s liat'den
. - S.. u I ''. a". I'-i tt Cat
I li V
IIOV
'K
a. i s
.r ton, I ai t i
. li-aied all 111
Ml t
w , M
t.,
at tti
oi
till I '.ico ttiiii n
s fair I'ttie
11 iimwi.Ii'I i:ool
ouia iV W .1.
I lorlda Humatra
LeaT. hint Tobacco
Umpqua '; f
Chief
Heavy ribbed underwear per cult
$1.00
Lewla union nulls
$1.25 to $5.00
Made right and fit right.
IHg allowing of flannel alilrta,
mllitury and lay-down collars.
lloyer waterproof hats,
Cravennette cups.
Kinck's Detroit Special overalls
and JuckwlH, f 1 .00. Beet (lenlm.
A. . HOCHRADEL
John Aloxanilcr. (iliil.-; I!. T.
Kluki'ly, .Ml. Siuli; W. II. Mellon,
lii't r Crei'k, were uiikiiik IIiu Hoe-
liuri; lhltors Unlay.
t II. .1. WilHtiii is In town from Cuh
youvllli' lookliiK lifter ti iih I n i-hh mut
tiTN. He may hecome a candidate
for the Itf'iiulilli'iin nomination fur
foil n t v (.oiinniHHlotui.
' Did yon Vir notice that niter tt
lady has once rooked with iran, tihe
Ih never sullarieil with any other
fuel? We make it easy for you lo
intttalt one.
i
I Mary .IoIiiihoii, Kitarillall of the
minor children. Unlit Km her. Dora
MclisHU, Andrew CruiiKton. and Ar.
tlnir Kdward Johnson, has filed her
report tf (lie eKtate, kIiowIhk a Ital-
ume or lllin on ha ml. or l:2 each,
to he distiiliuted umoiiK the helm.
less certain other expenditures made
In their liclialf. An approval of the
account Is asked of the court.
"Ir. ThomnB' Kclectlc Oil Is the
beet remedy for that often fatal dis
ease croup. It has been used with
success In our family for eluht years."
Mrs. I,. Whltacre, Ullffalo, N. Y.
Sidewalk lumbar, cut Just six feet,
reader to lay. rage's is the pluce.
l.adv WnshliiKton beana six cents
a pound this week at tiiu Kcouomy
t.rocery.
Special Sunday dinner served at
Hotel I'nipiinu, 0:30 to 8 p. in. Music.
Just arrived, another car of gen
uine Itock SpriiiKS coal, at Page's.
tiood sweet Navel Oranges, 20c,
.10c, and 40c a dozen. Kcouomy (Iro
cery. Aladdin chimneys and mautlos for
sule at the llee Hive Grocery.
Alphnnctlc'il noodles ut the Dee
Hive (lroce-v.
Call up 340, the Douglas Count
Creamerr. for cream
Ki.EOANT front rooms at tho Joseph
sou's, 1 block So. of Klks' Temple.
Terracotta chimney pipe, shoulder
joints, tees and cape uow In stock at
Winnie (iaddis's, the plumber.
Split cedar posts, nrown Lumber
Co., Oak und I'lue streets.
If you have your shoes repaired by
V. S. Howard, add soles sewed ou,
ttiey will be Just as comfortable as
now shoes. Ladles shoes half-soled
aud heels, 7f cents. Next door to
postofflco, rear of Stephens' shoe
ior.
Fmt .
Ju.lue Thlm (;is. 'rlnher-Oti.
ii ;i- dun t -rn. I in tn hill, .vnttr hon
or .lu-h:.- - Well. Hi. -n. I'll in !,. It $:io
llti IliittV lYi I'tiu' - ItufTnlo
l'pri'ss.
Wrong Again.
"Then' l nothing: iit-n nunVr the
111 ti." .iltitnl the S:iL't
"Huh jih"iit the ;iullitie furniture?"
usUeil the ImI. t'ln. ini.ntl Kiiiiultvr.
Thounhtlcst. .
"I niTi-ml i ht'HIe penny fur hi
thoiii:ii '
li.l .M .t tin-Ill-"
' No lie v :t (Hit nf thoiichtN flH
ii-.it;-l " lt,whn TrMii. t i)'i
Stuf-da v.
S.ittir-l-iy take ft n. me fnun Sue
let i (ii It 0111:111 Si 1 ti 1 un'. iiiul for 11
lottL- tin I it wits lookeil 011 as the I'Ji
hli kleI il.iy of the week.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears yrrf
Sitrnature of
WW. VUITII'M (IIMI'AMIW
t'AI l:HAlt I'Oll IUII.
The Kihllshera of The Youth's
I'lHtipanti.n ul.l, as always at this
is,. n. 1 r..i.'nt to every subscriber
hose s'lhsei H'tmu Is paid for 1I4,
i fiilete lur (or tbe new year. It is
i (Pin of 1 a'.endsr iiinkliig. The dec
tn 11 11 11 : 1 11 k Is rU-h, but tt Is
-.ili.irdnuili ,1 to tb main purpose tu
iMiuluie'a iMlendar that Is useful.
mi have otuethlnie to sell, to
ir.ule, !n rent, or have lost something
er r.uiml sxtiietblnf, use a Want Ad
'in fie Review.
i n
For goo- priming of oil kinds Tbe'
lii-vlcw alwari leads.
OR-iND OLD STATESMAN.
I Salem Statesman: Lord Stratbcona,
the eminent Canadian statesman,
who died lately at the age of (3, had
an enormous capacity for work, and
that was perhaps his chief character-;
Istic, even In his latter years. His
working day began at 9 o'clock In the
morning, und though ending nomin
ally at 7 o'clock In the evening, was'
often prolonged to the next day. De-,
spite his age, his memory was unim
paired and it was often a source of
embarrassment to younger officials.
He was likewise a great master of
detail. Once he was discussing some
big business deal, and the other
party dismissed some point with the
remark, "Oh, that is only a matter;
of detail." "Pardon me," said Ixird :
Strathcona, "but to my mind It Isi
'precisely detail that does matter." I
Lord Stratbcona would not talk
much about himself, hut he was oucei
Induced to give some advice to
young men.- He said: "lie content
with your lot, but always bo fitting!
yourself for something higher and!
better. Do not despise what you are. I
He satisfied for the time, not
grumbling und finding fault. If you
want to get higher, only cheerful
perseverance wIM bring you there.
Do the work yourself. Dont wait
for friends to use their Influence. Of
course, opportunity Is a great thing.'
and it comes (o some men more fre
iiuently than it does to others, llut
there are very few It does not visit
at one time or another, aud If you '
are not ready for it that Is your
ruuti."
An Ideal Woman's Laxative.
Whfl Wonts tn tnU a nulla r nBtn.
oil, when there Is nothing better than '
Dr. King's New Life Pills for all
bowel troubles. They act gently and;
naturally on the stomach and liver, '
stimulate nnA rAirnlnta vn knamla '
and tone up tbe entire system. Price
Co., Philadelphia or St. Louis. B
NOTICK OF SIIKHIFl'S HAI.K.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Douglas.
W. II. .Merserenii. plaintiff, vs. Lulu
.1. Veaasen und Frederick A. Kribs,
Administrator of the estate of
: John Veausen, deceased, und W.
N. Jones, defendants.
Notico la hereby given that by vir
tue of un execution uuil order of sale
duly Issued out of the above entitled
cou.'t In the uhove entitled ciniue
dated the lllli day of January, la .4,
and executed under tbe seal of said
court by the clerk thereof, to me
directed, which execution and order
of sale was Issued pursuant to a cer
talu decree made and entered in the
above entitled court and cnuso on
the Hth day of January, 1914,
whereby the above named plaintiff
recovered a Judgment against the
aliove named defendants for the sum
of Two Thousand Ona Hundred and
Flftr-one $21 r. 1 .00 ) Dollurs, with
Interest thereon ut the rate of 8 per
cent per annum from January 14th,
1914, until paid, and the further sum
of Two Hundred ($200.00) Dollars,
witn interest thereon nt the rule or
(i per cent per annum from January
14th, 19 14. until paid, and the fur
ther sum of Fourteen and Sevellly-
five hundredths (114.7:,) Dollars.
and a decree for the foreclosure of
that certain mortguge described In
(lie complaint in the above entitled
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
Special for Saturday
ONLY
CARNATION MILK
10c
Stubbs' Grocery
AETNA-IZED?
Accident and Health Insurance Protects
Your Chief Asset in Business Time.
It is remarkable what a $10 ill will do when cutinected up ni:b an
Aetna Policy.
You Ought to Know. Ask me.
W. H. Richardson, Aetna izer, Roseburg
1 have been suffering from itirma
for the last ;:u vearn. and found no
relief for name until 1 bcitau to use
hike Kcenia Ointment, which cured
mo i Sinned i John llerlzer. Hose
lniiK. Oreiioti Jan. 24. 1914.
Price
Krohn's
Cass
We Give Roseburg
Last Night of Thos. J. Culligan's
Nashville Students
High-Class Musicians, Comedians, Singers and Dancers .
UA tPAnn QTnBV" A Tvvo 1eel Pcture Story With Each
t JJJU O 1 Jt I , livening Performance.
Popular Prices 10c, 20c and
cause, and executed by the said de
fendants and In favor of the said
plaintiff on the 5th day of August,
1909, and covering the real estute
hereinafter described. I will expose
for sale at public auction and will
sell to the highest bidder for cash at
the main entrance to the courthouse
in Koseburg, Douglas County, Ore
gon, on Saturday, the 14tli day or
February, 1914, at oue o'clock In the
afternoon, all the right, title or in
terest tho above named defendants
or either of them had In or to the
following described reul property
situated In the County of Douglas
and State of Oregon:
Lots two (2), three (.1) and four
(4), and the southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter of Section thirty
(30), In Township nineteen (19i
south, Uange eight (8) west of Will
amette Meridian, containing one
hundred and sixty (160) acres, on
the said 5th day of August, 19U9, the
date of the said mortgage, or have
since hud or now havo therein, or as
much tliereof as may be necessary
to satisfy the said Judgment in favor
of tiie above named plaintiff ami
against the above named defendants,
with Interest thereon, together with
all costs and disbursements thut have
or muy arcrue.
Date of first publication January
Kith, 1914. Date of last publication
February 12th, 1914.
Duted at Koseburg, Oregon, Jan
uary 14tb, 1914.
GEO. K. Q1.IN1C,
Sheriff of Douglas County, Oregon
T
Seeking H irm-my.
"ThN sum: In imt sitii.-.l to my voire."
Mil tti (he (illlUil 'liu;i
"Well." kiiIiI tlit ill.- itr:iitl in:. I.
atfiT ! sllitos' I'll li;iv. in net ynii
nnnlliiT nnn "There's" ii" use of try
ua to ii.n c your voire riu rlttiu "-
Wiisliiiiuloii St nr.
PILES
rf(urat)lf. A1lkin1i
mean ulU'iinx nti.l
daiivrr. The CAUSE
in klwaya Int'Timl.
Dr. LtjonhnrtJt'i
HFM.RDin
Ubli'ta orodure amazlnr renulU by nttm -kintr Lite
INTERNAL CAUSE. The til ai-e -ii i.l ui ami
ptmnanently cunxl. 24 day" twatnipnt, Ui.
DR. UCONUAKDT CO.. Bullalu. N. Y. if rvv I -oak I
Bed Oroii Pharmacy and all drujcglati.
50c at
Pharmacy
Street
Trading Stamps.
Theatre
30c.
Two
Picture Frames
ANNOUNCEMENT
from
Graves Art Emporium
llmili; so!i nut lexrpptlllK
needlework i to It. II. ('. Wood,
of I lie Koseburg Hook Co., who
Mill triiitimii. In the kodak, ur-tisi-'
material and truming
biisiii: -s ut their hook store,
IN'. 1 Niirtli .lacksoll treet. we
take i.iea.mire in recomniend
li;it lln'iii to our iiiiiny friends
and eii'iomerH. und tisk that
Hie same lilieral initronage
tli.ell us in the past be now ex
li'llileil to I he Itnselilll'K Hook
Co. II. Ii. (IKAVIIS.
FLOUR
REX IS KING
Eastern Hard Wheat
ASK YOUR GROCER
FLOUR
Antler'sTheatre
ONE NIGHT
SATURDAY
JANUARY 31st
Ed. W. Rowland, Jr., Offers
A Play of
Human Interest
Rosary
By E. E. ROSE
Like the Poem and Song, It Will Live Forever.
The Great New York. Chicago and Boston Success.
Complete, Magnificent Production
Cast, Costumes, Stage Settings and Electrical Effects
Beyond Comparison.
Special Prices for This Engagement
50c-75c-$1.00
Doors Open 8:00 p. m. Curtain 8:30 p. m.
Seats Now on Sale at Box Office.
Program
January 30
in Up-to-Date
Minstrel
Tabloid
Shows-7:00 and 9:00 p. m.
Made to Order
The ROSEBURG BOOK
COMPANY
Announcement
Having bought the stock
(needlework excepted of the
Graven' Art Kmporiutn, we will
carry In stock, after Feb. lat,
nt our book store, 2.11 North
Jackson street, in addition to
our regular line, a complete
stock of kiMlalu and Eaatman
plmto suppllcx, artists' mater
ials, picture frames and fram
ing ilone ri order. We will also
do itiol4 flereloplnjc and print
Iiik for amateurs, using only
the best materials and guaran
tee to do only first class work.
Vour patronage solicited.
TIIK KOSKIU'IUl HOOK OO.
FLOUR
FLOUR
founded Upon An
Emblem of Purity
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