Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, March 04, 1914, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texti Savoir Vivre "JVTICE discrimination in choosing. your Hat should lead you straight to our store, where we are showing a selection of Spring Stetsons that will do justice to your every perception of style. , Soft Hats Stiff Hats Self-conforming Derbies Harth's Toggery Florsheim Shoes For the Man Who Cares Roseburg Douglas County Creamery butter, Patronize Farmers' Public Market only 70c for two pound square. Ask every Tuesday and Saturday. This youi grocer for it. Patronize home will benefit both consumers and pro Inrtustry. ducers. Prices always reasonable. Do Your Hens Lay? If not, there is something wrong. Now is the time when every hen should be do ing her best. If yours are not laying as they should, give them Talbotts Poul try Food, it tones up their systems and puts them in shape for spring laying. 0SBURNS PHARMACY Roseburg, Ore. I Opposite Hotel Umpqua Roseburg HUM OlttB 53 Premium Parlors Aft Ik ! trattaf stamps r shocks that do not take a lrgs aasost t Out of Town Every dollar Invsstei in them remains At Home There are at UUs Urns l,00 worth In circulation. All Cash Savers to the Consumers fffctak carefully what ft MTlag this m.ane ni Irf.do whore yea get mt tEB that art go la whang at 68 strw. 53 Premium Parlors rail Stamp Company, Inc. Oregon 53 Premium Parlors 53 Premium Parlors DAILY WEATHER REPORT U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m., today. Precipitation In inches and hnu dredths: Maximum temperature 58 Minimum temperature 48 Precipitation .. 16 Total precipitation since first of . . . . 49 Normal preclp. for this month 3.98 Total preclp. from Sept. 1, to date 20.29 Aver, precip. from Sept. 1, 1877 24.S3 Total deficiency from Sept. 1. 4.B4 Average prealpltatlon for 3S wet seasons (Sept. to May Inclu sive.) 33.08 WILLIAM BULL-, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Rain tonight and Wednesday, In creasing southerly winds along coast. MARRIED. bt-NCKR PATRICK At the home ot the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Patrick, Tuesday even ing, Marach 3, 1914, Aloiizo C. Spencer and Merle Patrick, Rev. A. R. Maclean officiating. The groom is a fireman on the Southern Pacific system out of Port land, while the bride is a popular young lady of this city. They left this morning to make their home iu Portland. CATARRH VICTIMS. I'se llyoinei You llrentlie It. It's the right-to-tho-polnt remedy not only for catarrh, hut for head colds, sniffles, bronchitis, laryngitis or croup of children. You breathe it no stomach dosing. You will like Hyomei. It not only gives instant and lasting relief, but Is entirely harmless, pleasant to use, and economical Money refunded by the Red Cross Pharmacy if you are not benefitted. Hyomei Is a combination of nntl Beptlc oils that mixes with the air and quckly reaches the Irritated and Inflamed membrane of the nose. It s sure and safe healing begins immedi ately you feel better at once. If suffering from watery eyes. husky voice, discharge from the nose. or that choked-up Teeling, try Myo ma! now today. All druggists sell it. Ask for tho complete outfit $1.00 size. Clever Scheme. "Blink's wife seems to be quite a mush-Inn." "Yes. She Is a flue pianist." "How does she keep in practice when she is away from home?" "She carries a large muff." . "What for?" I "Just to keep her hand in." The Retort Caustic. Miss Itlnkles Everything costs much nowadays! 1 suppose I'll have to live plainer. Miss Sharptung Why my dear, you couldn't be any plainer and live. London Telegraph. Well Helped. Ethel-So Kate Is llimlly married. How did shu come to take the plunge? Marie She didn't. She was shoved off by three younger sisters. Boston Transcript. Man's great fault is that he has so many small ones. Rlchter. Old Time Sores And Ulcers Healed Old Wounds Often Bother Many Years After. Pmnle who rinre born poult kin and an nolnttDg id old ore tvr y'ar and jr-nra marvel at the way It heals quickly after using 8. S. 8. When you come to renllzo that the akin nrf tint llenti beneath are conuiosM of a oetwork of tiny blood vcaaela you aolva tho mystery. There aro wonderful medicinal properties (n 8. H. H. that follow the rnuraa of tho alood utreamn Jtutr an naturally aa the mHt aourlahlnii food element. It la really a remnrknhle remedy. It nntnln one Ineredlcnt. the aetlve purpose it which Is to itlmulato the Utifl to the Qestthy selection or Its own wttnai nu triment. And the medicinal Hcuienta of ;bls matchless moon puruier nre jusi is tssentlal to well uaiaiicca oca no me autrltlous elements of tho mfals, grains, 1st a and sugars of our dnny food. Not one drop or minerals or urupi jsed In Its preparation. Ask for n. H. mi tiiflt Insist unon hnvln It. And fou desire skillful advice and counsel upon msittpr ronrprnfns the ool nnd skin, jrrlte to the :n'-dlsl depsrtmnt. The Swift periac Co., 2l HWin Looraiory, fliiann, 1)0 Dot alloW Som EaimiH cut i" mrr-.i mt atmosphere, in r-ioqumf-e yr i""'"s 'tmt ss booO' as a. o. caiv ta Institutes. M. C. BURLESON Sale and Exchange of Realty Accident and Fire Insurance Homes and Apartmci.ts To Rent. Notary Public. Cor. Cass A Stephens Ms., Koseburg LOCAL NEWS. W. H. Kenny, of Leona, came down last eveuiug to spend the evening here. Miss Cnldta Rlshou left here today for Riddle, where she will remain la-! definitely. Nephl land plaster at J. F. Barker & Co's. daw ,,,, ., o,.n.. in his morning for Portland to make their home. i Mrs. Eva Spencer left for Portland this morning, where she will visit for a few days. Long's Pickaninny Cooking Mo lasses, the best made, at the Econ omy Grocery. Mrs. C. L. Pearson, of Sutherlin, arrived here last evening tor a short visit with friends. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Vernon arrived here from Eugene last evening for a visit of a few days. J. A. Buchanan went to Wilbur this morning to look after business matters for tho day. Get the habit and have your horses shod at KiBner ft Marsh's, tho Far- riers. Mrs. Sadie Copeland arrived here this morning from Oakland for a visit ot a day or two. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green re turned to Green last evening, after a day's visit in this city. Sheriff Qulne left for Myrtle Creek this morning, where he conducted a ouple of Sheriff's sales. Everybody's Cafe will keep open hereafter from 6 a. m. until mid night. Ill Cass street. J. I. Chamnan was over from Wil bur today, looking after some- road district boundary matters. Mrs. W. S. Howard and Mrs. W. R. Kinsel were visitors In Roseburg a short time today from Wilbur. Mrs. Gporgo Stearns arrived hero this morning from Oakland and will visit nt the home of H. D. Graves. Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Krenr, who had been visiting the past few days at ?ugene, returned yesterday evening. Sunt. O. C. Brown, of the county schools, has gone to Yoncalla to visit the schools in that vicinity lor me day. Picture frames made to order. A new lot of mouldings Just received. Tho Roseburg Uook Co. Mrs. I). R. Shanibrook, who hnd been visiting some time at Chehalls, Wash., and In Portland, reiurneo homo last evening. Mrs. W. P. Willis, of Myrtle Creek, who hnd been visiting her mother, .Mrs. Serena Adams, for a day or two, left for home last evening. Kor earache, toothache, pains, burns, scalds, sore thront, try Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil, a splendid remedy for emergencies. larrv Pinkston. commissioner of the County Court, arrived here this morning from Oakland, to attend the monthly session of the court. Another hlKh school entertainment for the benefit ot the "Umpqua" will be held at the Lane school building Krldny, March 6, at 3:40 p. m. lfivcry- ono invited. (1. S. Tillev and wife, of Ames, Iowa, who arrived here recently, left this morning for a few days visit at Medford. They are thinking strongly of locating In this city. There will he a dance at the Eden- bower Socialist hall Friday evening, March Gth. Everybody Invited to come and have a good time. dBW Hon. O. P. Coshow left today for Salem, where he will argue before lie Supreme Court in the case oi Crow vs. Crow. He is opposed by Attorney Albert Abraham. Mrs. N. C. Thompson, of Reldsvllle, M. C who Is v siting her son, u- liam Thompson, at Dlllard, returnod to lllllard this morning, alter a lew days visit in Itoseburg, accompanied by her son. Mrs. I. L. Thompson and Mrs. J. H. Adams returned here yesterday evening, after several days spent nt North Yamhill, where they attended tho funeral of their brother-in-law, A. C. Goodrich. Still have 25 cords dry body fir 16 inch wood, while It lasts $2. B0 a tier, or 17 a cord. Economy wood yard, Phone 123, cor. Short II Byaes oia. Mrs. Katie Walker nnd two child ren. who have resided In Roseburg for the past three yearB, left this morning for Sterling, Kansas, whore they will remain. Others of tne lam II y will remain here. Prof. J. llovard, of the Univer sity or Oregon, relumed to Eugene this morning, nfter a lecture luHt nhcht at the Baptist Church. A large crowd was present and greatly en Joyed the entertainment. The ladles of the Missionary So- cli.li nt tho Klrst BantlHt Church will give a Silver Tea at the residenco of Mrs. O. P. Coshow, rrom i 10 o, rn ilnv afternoon. March 6. A cordial imitation Is extended to all We have Just received a fine lot of English Walnut trees graiteu on Black Walnut roots. Are offering these at very reasonable prices. Hose' burg Nursery Co., Phono 162. ds Recent applications filed here for widow's pensions are by Mrs. Ilattle Mathews, of Myrtle Creek, I17.no per month, and Mrs. Emma Fitzger ald, of Myrtle Creek, $10 per month PILES rj ctirabW AIIIiIimIi mean ufTrttiK arid dawr. Th CAUSE uwwi inurnil. Or. Lt onhtrdt'i H E M. R O D Ul.l' tn prodtir tmiitnff fmuIU by attacking th IN'IkRNAL CAUSK. Tkm oilM ara dril Dp and Enrmanontlir ciirnrl. 24 dayt" tratmnt, 1.U), K. UvONUAKlT CO Buffalo, N. Y. Iff buck) R.d crou Pluraix7 " U snailrta. The cases were taken under advtoe ment. C. C. Cain, of the Wells Fargo Co., who is working on the case of Fred Martin, the tralu robber, left here this mnrnlnir nfter a o nnaultntlnn with local officials, for Portland. It is expected that Martin will be brought here for trial. The latest invention in California 1b a gas heater to set under the trees ,keo"., "'T. fro" gettl"f 'r,oa.,e! i"u"n " """ in triiiiuu in iuaci'iii ih c mufac i0 keen hubhv from gettlnu warm during a hot noon meal. M. If. Larson, who has been con nected with the Economy Grocery for some time, leaves here Thursday tor San Francisco, where he is thinking of engaging in some business. He disposed of his interest here to Ru dolph Harness a short time ago. Itching piles provoke profanity, but profanity won't remove them. Doan's Ointment Is recommended for Itching, bleeding or protruding piles, 60c at any drug store. George Riter has moved his office Into the new building on Onk street wltere ho opened a real estate office today. Tho building Is now com pleted, and G. W. Burnett has al- ! ready placed sevoral Ford automo biles In the big comer room for dis play. E. E. Kendall, a retired merchant (of Chicago, who visited In this city a nionm ngo, wrues me commercial Club that after looking over a num ber of cities in this state, he has de cided on Roseburg as his future home. He stated that he will pack up immediately and bring his family here at once. Patronize Farmers' Publlo Market every Tuesday and Saturday. This will benefit both consumers and pro ducers. Prices always reasn"B.ble. G. Stierwald is a recent arrival here from Two Buttes, Colo., who de clares Roseburg Is the finest place he has seen, and manifests his sincerity i,v mirehasine tho Hayden property in West Roseburg, where he has made ihs home. He was induced to come here by the literature sent out by the Commercial Club. The reality, ho thinks, outdoes tne pic tures. Everybody's Cafe will keep open hereafter from li a. ni. until mid night. Ill Cass street. The publicity subscription commit tee of the Commercial Club will hold their next meeting Friday morning at 9 o'clock, when they will continue their canvass for the $400 fund needed each month to carry on the publicity work. About $00 was raiBcd on tho first round of the business houses, but as only a few were asked to subscribe, the fund la expected to assume large proportions within the next few days. Kodaks, developing and printing for amateurs, prices modorato con sistent with high class work. The Roseburg Book Co. Finis Dillard. a local real estate dealer, reports two big sales of prop erty to outside parties yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Augustine, ot lmper- nl Valley, Cat., bought the 100-acre ilaco of Harry Boardman at ten Milo. They left for home this morn lug, to return In a month and take up tier residence on inoir new ranch. To Charles A. Bessie, or Cirando, was Bold tho George Staples place In Edenbower, near tho post- onice. The family took possession today. Most disfiguring skin eruptions, scrofula, pimples, raBhes, etc., are duo to Impure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters ns a cleaslng blood tonic is well recommendod. $1 at all stores. A dozen fresh eggs, somo bread meat and other food In sufficient dunntlty for a good sized lunch, were found missing this morning at tne I and J Restaurant on North sneri- dan street, near the depot. A panel In the rear door was also gone and denoted the direction probably taken bv tho missing lunch. Marshal Wll lianis was looking ror suspccieu par tics thlB morning, but had little hope of locating tho right oncB. Ho be lieves it was some hobo who was nearly starved. The panel was re moved by splitting It with a knife which when removed allowed a man's body to pass through. SEE IF THE CHILD'S TONGUE IH COATED, Mother! Don't hesitate! If cross. fcvnrhili, constipated, (five "Unll furula Hyrup ot Figs." Look at tho tongue, mother! If coated, It is a sure sign that your little one's stomach, liver and bowels need a gentle, thorough cleaiiBIng at onco. When peevish, cross, lisiiess, paio, rinnnn't sleep, doesn t eat or act nal- nrnllv. or Is feverlsli, siotnaca sour, breath had; has Btomach-ache, sore illnrrhoea. full of cold, give a tcnspoonful of "California Syrup of kiir nnd n a tew nours mu iu .nnui nntpfl waste. unuiEPBieu food and sour bllo gently moves oui of its little bowels wunoui gniiwin. and you have a well, playful child K,ln' You needn l coa hick niuum,, . take this harmless "fruit laxative;' they love Its delicious taste, and It nlwavs makes them feel splendid. Ask your druggist for a ftO-cent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs, which has directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown ups plainly on the bottle. Beware ot counterfoils sold hero. To be sure vou get the genuine, nsk to see that it is made by "California Fig Syrup Company." Rcfuso any other kind with contempt. .V nmicn IdTll.Q H TRIAL BOX BY MNik" Fin P1AMTTN M M ENKVST MJOKtyMMT. I -tltw" of miTurijija "THE OLO HEMABI.,E- a f M p mr FOR MEN m ' JSMSWTSW'l ROYAL Baking Powder Saves Health and Saves Money and Makes Better Food WE ARE INDEPENDENT. Dealers In Photographic Supplies, not only In amateur, hut In profes- slonal supplies. We are now fur nishing several professional . photog raphers with their supplies. We are ablo to buy from anyone whose goods are meritorious. We enrry a full line of Ansco cameras and photo supplies, as well bb a good many other articles made by other factories, namely, the Defender, the Seneca, the Haloid and the Eastman companies. So you see belng an Eastman agent amounts to , waa duly ndJllllicated bank nothing. We can furnish anything,' ;. . . ..' .. . mptln o( made hy Eastman or any independent or will he helda? ufe 'o'fflce doaler or manufacturer. Having , tjq Bpent tho best part of our llvos in this businoBB, we think wo aro thor oughly conversant with all the best goods manufactured In this country. We buv. sell or trade second hand cameras. See us In any case, whether you wlBh to buy, sou or trade. We are alBo making irames. imoui- ing old and out of dato. Everything new and up to date. CLARKS' FRAMING AND KODAK SHOP 112 Cass Street, Ground Floor. Photo Studio Upstairs. "Ton first prizes at Salom In the past two years." o AUTO STAGE LINE DEPOT. Dally stages and autos for Marsh- field and all Coos Bay poinlB, also for Pool and Millwood, leaves G. W. Rapp's grocery store, 133 anonuau street. Cash paid for produce along tbs line. K (Innntr Man of Douglas Co. Paper $1.60, cloth $2.00. L. G. Hicks, P. O. Bol 477. Roseburg, Oregon. Health is Not Put Up In Bottles and can not be bought at the drug store, but wc put up pure food drinks iu bottles which is the next best thing. ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Pure Sweet Apple Cider. AuthorUed Bottlers of the Qvnulne l!lre' Root Beer. Phone 188. Bear Sez: "You can't make goo;1, soup to cans: I've tried it." No need to make your own soups when you can buy the best condensed soups now so economically. The thrifty housewife will find our Camp bell's Soups a splendid addition to her own "soup stock," snd then it saves so much worry and trouble besides pleasing every palate from the boss to baby. Just one thing after another at MARSHALL'S The Pure Food Store RBMEMI1GR, we give Hosoburg Trading Chocks PHONE 184 Roseburg, Oregon NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OP CREDITORS. t the District Court of the United Stntes for tho District of Oregon. In tho matter of the Iloavens Com pany, a corporation, bankrupt. To tho creditors of tho Heavens Com pnny, a corporation, in the County ot Douglas, district aforesaid; a bankrupt. Notlco is hcroby given that on the 19th day of February, 1914, the said. The Heavens Company, a cor- of C. L. Hamilton, referee, in Rose burg, Oregon, on the 6th day ot March, 1911, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at which tlmo the Bald creditors may uttend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt nnd transact such other business as may properly come be fore said meeting. C. L. HAMILTON, Roferee In Bankruptcy. Dated Feb. 20 ,1914. d Roots and shoes ninde to order. All work guaranteed first class. Josef Kvapil PRACTICAL SHOEMAKER it;tO Jackson Street, North AH nMiir work neatly done. Trices Kcuao liable. Ronebiirg, Or. i tom, t-- i I'. V