Roseburg review., July 20, 1914, Image 2

EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW to Hamat "or auy man, who'tTETKLY IXliVSTlUAL REVtEW. .
. . deliberately caused a panic, but be
also said: SALEM. Or.. July 20 W. R.
AXXOUXCEMEXT.
ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT BLXUAY
BY
REVIEW PlBUStllNO COMPANY.
Entered at RoseaurB Oregon, Post
office a Second-Class Mattel
Our stockholder! have Instructed
mere is a nasi deal to do, and it scott, general manager of Cf.00 miles 'n. .ii ....i. i
can heat he dnn hv fnt-pottlnv via rtt Ilia H p cviium n v. n0..;l I ' "i"
SHERIFF'9 .NOTICE OP SALE OF
I REAL PROPERTY.
L. WIMBERLY.
Notice Is hereby given that bv vir-
are pagans oXr & Coast? w'K earnings win I dlrCC," m" deBm ,0 K "tT.heCiU Cou" ofMll 1
honor and prosperity of the Nation soon bo on the upgrade. tlie advantage of the stockbold- j?,u d u0rJL tr lh r 1 '
Itself.'' I Tho bridge across the river at ers. After several months' effort to and bearingTho da o June 2: '
ln ra. .Ke 10 l'onBre" on Jan" Ba,em "a" Deen eonuemned and the get a satisfactory bid for the Btock 1914, and to mo directed command-1
DAILY
Per year, by mall
Per month, delivered . . .
Per week, delivered 16
SEMI-WEEKLY
Per year $2.00
Sx months 1.00
uary 20, 1914, recommending antl- two counties and the city will erect
trust laws, he said: a $200,000 structure.
"The masters of business on the A. 11. Hammond, of San Francisco,
great Bcale have begun to yield their says ships costing $1000 a day to
$3.00 preference and purpose, perhaps operate will soon he sailing from As-
uo judgment also, In honorable surrend- torla and a railroad will be built
er. - - - The antagonism between down tho coast.
business and Cloverniuent is over. We The old Long placer mine near
are now about to give expression to Cottage Grove is to be worked for
the best business Judgment of Amer- sold.
lea. to what we know to be the busl- The Vesuvius mines In the Bo
ness conscience and honor of the law." hernia district are getting out much
The President Beems to have been ore.
consistently pursuing one purpose, as Canneries all over Oregon have
expressed in these utterances. This run on restricted output, and paid
was to secure, If possible, the co-oper- prices on iruu on account oi loo
,, Ju """'""" ntlon of big business In translating '" legislation.
Wilson has on two recent occasions ,.., tha Oft-exnrossed verdict of Eugene Iron Works has taken
emphasized his desire to conciliate lu,jc opnion ngalnst monopoly; if contract to manufacture f.00 of the
uiB ...... ii.o. ... ... tne rofuged their aid and obstructed """"'I urumiug roun
statement defending Messrs. Warburg ,,, work , artlflclllI panlc and r0. tains.
and Jones from the criticisms leveled ,, i,i , -, t ,i the Representatives of the Oregon
at them by the Senate banking com- fc anyhow and to punish recal- California Electric Co., or Medford
mittee he pronounced "the vast ma- cltrant h business men with the nave becn at Riddle to install ser
Jorlty of men coneclod wlth what we . . . . . (, wlth e XIKJ8ure on v"i?: ...
nave come to call big bus ness non- . . ... d,BKrac Some big .7n" Clackamas Gas Co. passes up
est, incorruptible and patriotic," and h,",n m mr,M.nv mmoso him Millwaukee and
Ji'LY ao, inn.
XSISTEXT IX OXE I'CRPOHK.
will supply Oswego.
T ldjH1"th.e.H,,'V,.?.'t?,U8i"?l!Nnd when their opposition becomes, A Federal court and postoffice
of statesmanship at this turning point ,', .,'. ,,, wh,n anri . building will be erected at Medford
In our development to recognize abll- '.',.. ' . hniiiitC in l,i,in,.uu the Hood River has voted $75,000
road bonds, and dedicated an open
u our IB,.i. w.i .,..- accUBod of hotmty to business, the
liy ana cnuracier wnurever n hub uuen ,.,,,. !,., i,,- . .iinrlFnltiaia ia-
displayed." On the same day he wel- " 7 ' . . ,..., amD air theater.
comed approval by Chicago business : " llintarllv .ubmit to the law Tlle Worklngmen's Compensation
men of many features of the antl- i"""" "?,... ' " V" .i . Commission has put out nine travel-
J" "1:1.7.!f iL".on? and "ply the .ive "J -,n b.io. for
. ' (branch or conciliation becomes prom- , ' ,
tures. Ii.,. Th. . . ,,,. Orunts Pass has paid out on the
This mentnl attitude of the Presl-j .;., , ,,, ,., Crescent City railroad to date $83
dent is taken by the New York Even- ' , . " ' T,.'" u .hr hfc'-
Ing Post as an evidence that ho Is " , .,., .,-, nl A San Francisco firm will erect
wooing big business to enter Into Hill- a brick block on Sixth street. Port
ance with him; that he realizes tne . " V i.. ., ...... a ,k i, land.
.-.-.,.,ln ,.nnnn..l.ril., f 0,)mlt.lB.!"UB BUU ouiinj . I-lon.l Inn-.-ntl-n 11..
rrntlon and that he seeks co-opera- re,Bnl"'"',l'u,t,w', 'iaveT,eQ Z ', "" 't the courts
tion of big business In order that he hellion against the law. Those terms on ,he discriminates
may make this time a "turning volve, 1,0 "irrcndor on his part of , fc ,
point" In another sense, namely, "In "'" the meat trust,
nnn tl.nt lhA Mm- hna nAn. nnmA UUL-D Jill IIIIUB IIIIII IIMHV 1U IV) . .. ,. hrIO . . ,
to turn and rend his political ene- V8 advice as lo the work in hand. 'Marlon Coul)t on twl,,ve grollIld8 to
mics." The Post holds that ho has H? refll80 ' treat as outlaws men ,. the c0stlutiollalltv of the blue
tirlin nirii pilnri ai u Hnnrl I w far' n li ur "
succeeded In showing an open mind "!- - " Kky juw
and that he Is no child In polltlcsjwn'cn , renin nea une.iiorcea ana Nehaem ,ms vo(cd boluls to pur.
and It suggests that he mny recover)"" " """" u...-... . ci,nso the present water plant
hjs popularity by his conciliatory at
titude.
When we look back at tho Presl
dent's utterances on tho Government's
been given, rendering lis meaning in Krut ptt(.klnK wil, start AJ lst
. nulil X?.u II, nt llm Inn. hna haon '
In the Rogue River district.
In his position, but that his recent
expressions of opinion nro Intended to
emphasize that, which hns been over-
connirumi uy cuiino nnu uiuciu uj , T . i,i,lunri f.nl.l n.,lln n,i
popular verdict, he Invites these men .m .-,., o,,,,.),... jr.i . n.
relation to big business, we are led to "' '""" """ i--- ' -bumpter gold placer mines,
bellove that there has been no changO(lnK It- ... , . , A $10,000 creamery will bo erect
men i me iwo uin.'i ;- ed at Alvadore on Fern Ridge,
understood Ilia .'resident 1 no iast- Lu)or t:omil,is8loner Hoff d,,cUiud
men hub nueii over- . .. . . , ,. me uiiuno i;iew on llie wranis
lnnkeri III hln sni-Bch nt Clilpiiirn irieiuuy overillies lor suiiiiimui, ins i..,sl. rllron,i onulit nnt ho nnn.l,vnrt
soon after his election Mr. Wilson ap- display of the whip for unswerving ovor clgnt ilourif. The men got $;j
pealed to business mon to "come In" enmity. The radlcul trust-bUKtors a day ttnd overtime, but were slopped
and help In tho work of reconstruc- ,-i"ii"uo u him..p ..u m,... Hy nnn claiming It was public work
tion, expressing hlB readiness but his nooi on any uuu ..- UllU au enl(.rKon(,y eXiSieii. Tlu
reluctance to use "tho whip of the or, nnu inoy oostruci ins uuoriH i ium was cut to eight hours.
law" against them if they continued sain voluntary buiiiiiishioii o unnuj -pile (jroenlmck mine In Douglas
to resist the law and to oppose tho wnom inuy wuiuu iif'i ""-.uoiiniy lias been Hold to a Mexican
popular will. In his speech at Now law. 'syndicate and will be operated on a
York on December 17, 1912, ho prom- ' no i-resmeni nus enuu inuai mm uuge scale.
Ised "a gibbet of public dlBgraco as Krlovoumy, but lie nus oeen at leusi union Oil Co. builds a $10,000
consistent in ine puiiiosu 10 tinmu- storage plant nt Eugene.
Hull business on a sound footing, sO -pi,,, Hoot h-Kutly Co. is erecting a
tar as ann-irusi niws no uiun:i-i in, mrgo nre-proof dry kiln at Spring
which shall Impose only onough re-, fluid.
stralnt to safeguard himlthy compe- a motor road will bo built from
tltlon and which shall leave nmpio , Mapleton to the bench nt Florence
Skin Health Comes
From the Blood
Eren Slight Eruptions Such As
Acne Should Be Treated
rtmplra nod otlier akin trouble do not
light on the fce llku fllm. Tliry ronir
bubbllDtt out from within. Thtj ire ioipur
ltlr. And If )t Hi o r grrimril with
Mlrn they become chronic. Imply hecaiuif
the CAU-m li at III at work within. Rhoulil
tM tttaclced wlih H. R H. antl tho tmpurltlea
la the blood tbim rendcrrd hnrnilMiti.
The akin li but a net wnrk of nno Mood
Teaaela, And It la a perfectly natural con
equmce that any lnnuciici In the hlood
that la a condition of 111 health make lla
llrat appearance In ttie nk In. Tticre are
crialD medicinal iiropertlea that follow the
rUMf of the blood atreain und the Influence
or ineae properuea la that of an antidote.
Hcnpo Tor loKitimato cxpaiiHlon.
. o
WHAT IH Till? OHKCOX
iutioxal tax UK-
form ASSOCIATION?
Who Arc Ha MtMiilwra? What Are
Ite IiirjH?
(From Tho Tax Liborutor for July).
LET ua ariBwor tho Inst question
firat. Its purposoH aro, flrnt,
to Invuslluute syatoms of tnxn-
tion and matters of public expeiuii
turo which will moat boiioflt the av-
oraKO taxpayer; Becoon, to uho ite
bout ofTorU for tho pukhIiik of Bitch
lawn as will inaura Justlco to tho
farmer and tho man who owiib hU
own home or olhor property the
rHt malnrltr of people who are
neither plutocruts or non owners of
property.
It was originally formed In South
ern Oregon by u number of farmers
of Pou gins County, and those im-'pMe.
Thi-
A Htreet cur line is to bo built from
Uiiker into tho KiikIg Vallty.
The stato press ia flKhting the
15P0 exemption for "every person
aK a sIiikIo tsix measure In disguise
mat would further complicate in
vestments in Oregon and drive out
capital.
A schooner arrived at Marshfiold
loaded with skins, tusks and oil of
Hen Hons, a new industry on the
Oregon coast.
Congress gave $150,000 for the
fish hatching stations on Oregon
win era.
The Interurban Telephone Co
asks to be allowed to raise rates 25
cents per month on account of in
creased expense caused by minimum
wage and eight hour law for women
The Coast Itridge Co., of Portland
gets the bridge at Yamhill for one
dollar less than the Cortland Bridge
Co., lis closest competitor. $H!i9,
The ItMMl.POO gallon reservoir of
the Mend Water Co. is nearly com
nimlifitnlv rnniinnln.l uilh )!. n.rrl.
puriflrj. TiaJ IJiir h" a " V ' 1 "i r?1 j o 1 1 u r u 1 Interests, for tho purpose of
akin There In one iiitrredient in H. H. H. securing moro Justice and equality
which Peculiarly lliiuilmi-n rlloii
glandular activity to arle.t from the blood
or from thin fine net work of Mom) veaaela
la the akin, thow eleiueiita which 11 re
qnlrea for retreneratlon.
Ttiua pimple, acne, enema, lupua, or any
other blood condition thai attacki the akin
or aeeks an outlet through the nkln It met
with the antidotal i ff.rt of H H. H.
Thla la why akin trouhlea vnnlidi ao
readily and why they do not return.
Ccder the Influence of H. H. S thU flae
net worlr of blood Team-la in the ekln ia
constantly taking from the hlod the nutri
tion reoulred for henlthy ilntuie and the
rauae nt dUeaae n Jtut nn cnntntlf belnc
rrirnTtti, Hcniiereii aim rentlerei n arm lew
The facta are more foil fnlnliii.l in
book on nkln irouMc nut hy 'Pie Rwift j to include any citizen of Oregon
-"-' 'V f""!! , Aiiaiui. fi. mum xiru i hi l nnw rnmimu...
In taxation. Its founders, being
farmers, were particularly interested
in removing some of tho discrimina
tions against farm lands which have
always accompanied the administra
tion of the Oenorat Property Tax in
Oregon. KenHtlng, however, that
taxes on all forms aud classes of
property are so closely Interwoven it. per mouth
would bo Impossible to aecuro Justice I Free factory sites are being of
t n farm taxation without revising the j fend on Coos Hay.
taxation of other classes of property,' Clatsop County has 700 men em
its membership was broadened so as ployed on tho Columbia Highway.
Its Kugene r mil growers' Association
of will manufacture loganberry Juice
F re in o n t Hot el rece n 1 1 v d e-
st roved by fire at Salem will be
rebuilt of brick, to cost $20,000.
Representatives of Swift & Co.
have been hammering the Oregon
cheese Industry with importations
I'roiu Canada and Wisconsin.
tliils are being taken for a $110,
ooo high school at Kugene.
The :t. 1. Co. bridge payrolls on
Willamette Pacific will bo $2;i.OOO
Tnn will w.A t (I u .. -1 - j
etore Oet a bottle u-daj aud baoiah all .farmers, wage earners, clerks, office (Jranlte Hill mine la Josephine
and fixtures as a whole, we have de- InK me to sell all of tho riht, title
elded to put tho entire stock on sale na interest of Orvilie h. Melin, M.
, .. . . . II. Lvans and Hattie G. Evans, his;
""co B"ou,u 11 oul wire, in und to the hereinafter de-
withlu a few days' time. Scribed real iiroperty on tho 2ot!i
Accordingly, on Saturday night, day of December, 19U, or at any
August 1, 1914, the store will be tlnie since, or that they or any of
closed for two or three days to give them now have in and to said prem
us a chance to get tho stock ar- lse3- to satisfy the judgment of J. P.
ranged for a Bale. Keinert for tho sum of Might Hund-
We have no old, stale articles In red Fifty-five and 50-1 Ud Dollars,
our stock to work off onto the public, with interest from the 2 1th day of
but are offering our entire stock of April, 1914, at the rate of G per cent
clean, fresh, staple and fancy gro- I,t?r annum, and the further sum ot
cenes at prices many of which will neveniy-iive uouars attorneys feet-,
he below cost. The entire stock must costs and disbursements in said ;
go, regardless of price. suit taxed at Thirty Dollars; said j
All our credit accounts will be execution having issued in that cer-!
closed Saturday night, August lst, tain suit entitled in said Circuit I
after which time all goods will be Court wherein said J. P. Keinert is
sold for spot cash only. All persons plaintiff und said Orviile L. Melin,!
owing us on accounts are requested M. H. Evans and Hattie G. Kvaus, '
to settle same with ub either before jhis wife, are defendants; I
or promptly after the first of August,! Now, therefore, in obedience to!
so that we may pay off our creditors said writ of execution and order of
and close up our affairs without uu-jBale wil1 on Saturday, the L'.'.th day
necessary delay and expense. ot July, 1914, at the hour of one.
Remember our big sale opens 'o'clock in the afternoon expose for j
about August 5th, so save your cashiBa,e ut puonc auction ai me maiu
aim taKe advantage of Its genuine
bargains.
Watch for sales opening announce
ment.
KOStiBURG ROCHDALE COMPANY.
CHANGE OF DINNER HOURS.
The usual Sunday chicken dinner
win be served at the Roseburg Hotel
from 5 to 7 p. m.. Instead of at noon.
as heretofore.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
B. P. JONES
Attorney-at-Law
Will practice in all courts. Ex
Register U. S. Land Offiffce.
Office In Masonic Bldg., Cass and
jacason streets.
OIIA9. P. HOPKINS
Attorney-nt-Law
Room 420, Perkins Bldg., Roseburg.
Espetlal attention given to con
veyancing and the examination of
titles to real eBtate. Practices in all
State and Fedewfl Courts.
Phones: Office 119. Residence 138-L
1)K. D. K. SNKI.L
ONtcoputhic Physician
Diseases of Women and Children a
specoalty.
301-3 Perkins Bldg.. Roseburg, Ore.
entrance to the courthouse of I)oun-
las County. Oregon, in the city of
Roseburg, and will sell to the high
est bidder for cash, all the right,
title and interest which the said de
fendants had and owned on the 20lh
day of December. 1911, or have had
at any time sinre or t hat they now
have In and to the Southwest quar-
M. C. BURLESON
Sale and Exchange of Realty
Accident and
Fire Insurance
Homes and Apartiuci ts
To Rent.
Notary Public.
Cor. Caws & Stephens Sts., Itoschurg
THE UKPQUA VALLEY FRUIT UNION
Beat These Prices
I, .a.. HICKS
BCRVEYOB
22 Perkiiui Building. Itosebarg, Or.
ALBERT S. HUEY
OPTOMETRIST
118 W. CASS ST.
Roseburg '-
Oregon,
lM. SKKLY, SKTIIKR & BTKWART
Physicians and SurK;eoDs.
Juite of Offices Rear Douglas Na
tional uanK, uround Floor.
Phne 867.
KUSEBCRO .... OREGON
GLUDON A. l'ORY
Vocal Lessons
Studio 312 East Cass Street
Phone 191-J. ROSEBURO. ORE,
MRS. CHARLKS S. HEINLINR
Pianoforte Instrustor
Miulcal Kindergartener
Studio: 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R.
Why Not Get Your
Gasoline
AT
Johnson's Drug Store
AND GET
JVC.
Green Trading Stamps
men, buslnpns and professional men t ounty Is to lie operated
it ml women. Anyono who Is willing tirants Pass box factory Is to re
to shnre their Just proportion of Jum sume after lying idle lour years,
taxes and who Is opposed to being The Oregon Public t'tilliy Coiii
domlnnted or led by tho interests or mission shows a disposition lo allow
freak reformers. rapttal Invested In these properties
It Is oraanlr.ed. therefore hv and to make a fair return and thus ell-
flr Minn tinrt n-nlllltn nt Ihu ml. I. II., COUrULO fllt'tlicr 111 Vl'St tliell tS. !
ground, so to spenk, ami wllh tho I Sherwood sels a new bank and
solo object In view of placing Its hotel building.
members In a position to work on a
Office Hours: Phones:
19 to 13 a. m Office: Main 171
t to 4 p. m. Rss: Main 17S
OR. M'CKTTA HJiriH,
Physician
Women and Children Diseases
t Rpeclalty
Office. Masonic Illdg. Second Floor
Campers
co-operallvo nnd collective baslB to
put the burden of taxation where It
belongs nnd to prevent men of wealth
and ihosn of political ambition to
shirt the taxes of this commonwealth
to the shoulders of Ihoso
least afford to pay them
kou iti-:pitKsi-:NT. nvK.
To the voters of Pouglas County:
I nm a regularly uoiuliinted candi
date for Representative in the I.egis-
ho can'lnturo from DoiirIus County, on the
nemocrattc ticket. I favor less taxes
Yon. Mr. Small Business Man. vou. nl 11,1,8 laws, and If elected will use
Mr. Farmer, you, the Office Man, rny best efforts lo secure such legis-
Wage Karner, Small Property Own- lntlon ns will bring that result. On
er, aro or are privileged to bo a Ihui pledge 1 respectfully ask your
member of the Oregon Hnllonnl 'lax support on Nov. a, 19H.
Reform Association, to assist 111 tha
many fighta that we have and will
have before us; to contribute your
Ideas; lo lend your moral, and If you
will, (Inanrlitl aid so that we may
bo strengthened not only In num
bers but in the mural and Intellectual
aid lhat you will be able to render us.
New County Map of Ponglas Co,
Paper 11.60, cloth 11,00. L. 0. Hicks.
P. 0. Box 477. Roseburt. Oregon.
W. S. HAMILTON.
Have Arundel tuno It.
STOP AT
Hotel Grand
Cass Street Rosebure, Ore.
Buy Your
Groceries Here
And you will get groceries thai
will please you and add pleasure
to your camping trip. Every
article In our store Is bought and
priced with tho object of making
you a permanent customer. Give
us your camping order nnd we
will save you the trouble and
worry of Inferior groceries.
NEELY and NEELY
119 SHERIDAN STREET
Insurance
For fire, accident, automobile,
stuam boiler, burglary and lia
bility Insurance and surety bonds,
see me. My companl s are the
oldest and strongest, my rates the
cheapest.
F. G. Stewart
420 Pine St., or phone 112-Y.
IF YOU CAN.
;oi.n:: n.ut i:st i i.oi it (per ,-o n. sack) . . .$1.00
This is our le.ider a splendid Eastern Oregon
liiglw;riide flour. This Is not a sale price. It is
our r.Kiilar price. We can do it for two reasons:
I'ii i, this Hour does not cost us what It would
cot your dealer; aud, second, we only need to
ma ke" e.xpeiis-s, while be has to make expenses
mid his prt'tit. We do not carry any third milling
or olbor K..V grade flours. Vou can get those
el.-ewliere if you want them, though hardly for
le.-s money. When you buy from the Fruit Grow
ers .vim (jet Hie profit. The same prices to all.
I'riies linve nothing to do with membership in the
as.-ociar ion.
A soviiii; i. f .!," or III cents a sack is worth mnk
ii', isn't it?
!:i:i), WHITE AMI PI. I E I'l.OI'R (.-D lb. sack) $t.0
Tho same grade of flour lhat you are paying $1.60
for now. Absolutely the finest high-grade hard
wheat flour that is made In the Northwest. From
the hst mills in the Xorihwest direct to you at
just about wholesale price.
A saving of :IOc a sack is wortli making, isn't it?
MILL FEED PUK ES:
Rolled llarley (70 lb. sack) J1.00
flroiind Hurley (ST 11). sack) $1.25
C round barley is especially good for cows and hogs
Bran, ordinary (CO lb. sack) 80c
llrun, extra (CO lb. sack) 90c
This bra n has high feeding value because It con
tains a !:-ri:e ptrcciit of shorts.
Shorts (MO lb. sack) $1.45
Our mills make no middlings. This rich feed,
which is usually silted out of the bran and shorts
and sold sopa rntely, is all In our bran and shorts.
Compare the two before buying.
When you buy feed look for the weight of the sack
OTHER THIXfJS VOF WILL NEED
Farina (wheat hearts) breakfast food (10 lb.
sack) 40c
Or:,b:ini flour (10 lb. sack) 30c
Whole wheat flour (10 lb. sack) 30c
ALL Utl lT (;i:owei:s seppliks, such as
Apple and pear boxes.
Pencil boxes in any quantity
All our boxes are PINE. Spruce boxes are cheaper
bul not worth the powder It would take to blow
them up. The association advises ngalnst their
use.
All box papers, etc., at wholesale prices.
The Umpqua Valley Fruit Union
The Cohih rulivc, Xmi-profU. Association of Growers
u aivhoiisc Across 1 nicks From l)cit.
A. U KITCIILV,
Miiiingi'i'.
Phone 232
tor of the Southwest quarter of Sec- prescribed by the laws of the Stats
Hon 35 In Jownship 27 South, Range j(,r Oregon, and I am commanded by
, . est oi the illam.'tto .Meridian said writ of execution and order of
in Douglas County, Oregon, contain-1 sale to place Into the Immediate pos-
Sldewalk lumber cut to length,
while It lasts, $12 per M.
Dimension Lumber
of all kinds.
Finish Mouldings
University brand Star A Star
shingles, cedar posts, both sawed
and split.
We will give you a fair deal.
10.
Winchester St. and Kinney Spur.
Tolcphouo 170. E. J. Brewer,
Mn nager.
t'orlv ai-ri'S. together with the
'tenements, hereditaments and appur
1 tenances thereunto belonging or in
j anywise appertaining; said salo will
I be made subject to redemption as
session or said premises the pur
chaser thereof at said sale.
Dated at .Roseburg, Oregon, June
211, 1014. GEOUGH K. QUINE,
T Sheriff.
lUIlL II
Douglas County C.e.-.mery Co., rank
ers of Pino
Butter and Ice Cream
i
Phone 340. 420 N. Jackson St
I Roseburg, Oregon.
P. 9. We pay hlu'st market prtct
tof butter fat and ewett cro.im
T?ERN ISLAND
T GREENHOUSE
Roseburg. Oregon
Mrs. F. D. Ouvn, Prop.
Fse llll
Cut Flowers
Potttd Plants
Funeral Pesiijns
Vitdding IJoqiicts
Just received a fresh supply
of Terns of nil kiuils. A'.i.o
on sale at
The Palace of Sweets
TAKE YOUR CHOICE
COOKING AND HEATING SCHEDULE
For electric ranges, irons, chafing dishes, and other miscellaneous heat
ing devices or small domestic power devices.
METER RATE
Three Cents (3c) per Kilowatt Hour
Minimum charge. 11.00 per month
FLAT RATES
Klectrlc ranee for domestic purposes 5,0o per month
Electric water heater for domestic purposes $2.50 per month
The ,,boe rates are for permanent service only, and provJdeg for the
ins a. latum, by the company, of aseparate meter for measurement of
current used for cooking and heating purposes. """i
Douglas County Light & Water Co.
Phone 6 1 , Rossburg, Oregon
COUPON
for NATIONAL
Embroidery Pattern Outfit
ROSEBURG REVIEW
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lT!'el't'i!:ir!!n,y0U arC " "VRU,nrros,dcr ro must present one coupon
co ),!'!r:i-,:.''i!"''roi;'';ry "tflt ls Kd to be the greatest
,. !; ,' laiainin patterns ever offered. The 200
l' , T;', n"? " Br'nK ONE Coupon
. e'iv ,i I, L' . 7'" i'"" be Presented with One Com-
. . nt. ,, . h,; h:ic Book of instructions and one All Wood BeaJ-
iuti'zz: ovcr"ead ex,,e"8e9 r gotting
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