Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, February 16, 1916, Image 5

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    IXHWL AXn PKRSOXAL
1AH h AMI l'KltNAL
I
ror Your Baby.
The Signature of
is the only guarantee that you have th
Genuine
9 1 ?8 9aW
$9
Ki-hiT' (lour at Ktonumy Grocery
Try tin; Tm.so chews. Just made,
at Tim Hose.
Mr Aluirt Hanson, of Cortland,
:mi..l here last
with tririuls.
wa
lard
prepared by him for over 30 years.
YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST
O mm
Your Physician Knows Fletcher's C-storia.
Sold only in one size bottle, never in bulk
or otherwise; to protect the
babies.
The Centaur Company, Ct&M&ui!
.Tvhan pinoehe, fresh from the
V it lu ti, at The Hose.
V. L. Anderson, of Redding. Callr.,
arrived hire lasi evening to spend a
, v. days with frieuds.
Jilnvy service, c'uy and country,
rail K.xall Hit.r Store. 1'asn street,
idiom- K. 'I. W. Case Ai Sons.
Miss NYllle Leonard, of Ktacadu,
armed here last evening to spend
a tew da with friends.
Nothing like coal for a steady
fie. Ask about the genuine i'ta-i-oi
k IUu k Spring, at Page's.
Mr. and Mr. J. 1). Wiuiher were in
yewieriiay from the Illinois Valley
and went to lllendale tor a short
stay.
Ask for a demonstration of the
new power-plus Indian Motonyi le.
I. H. l:lak, amnt. ijo W. Dak St.
Ceoige r. l erguson. of La Crande,
Ore., left hero last cvenini; afi'T a
few days spent in this city witii
friends.
(let the kinds of seeds that grow
in tin- Vi
other seeds fresh at the People's Sup
ply Co.
Charles I,. Graham, of Portland,
spent the dav in Koselmrg looking
F. O. Good. Of I Iiip.jiu,
Hoteburs isttor today.
Couutr ha in, bacon and
Economy Grocery.
veiling to isit Henry Weinstine, of Portland.
spent the day in Uoselung 011 busi
ness.
Mouldings, fancy gran finish,
wide ci dar. and cedar po-ta. Page
Investment Co.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
A. H. Cunningham, of Portland,
s pent liie day m this city.
For best jitnev fervl.e call Palace
of SweWs, phone Tti. City mid coun
try calls answered until uilduight.
t; A. Iteed, of Portland, was In
l'os lui g today, looking alter hust-
m-fri made; it.
A. 1).
S. Dlgettrlve Tablets relieve
a:ter eat. tig. For tale by
A. T. Itestul returned home lo Ku-! liuiiiillou Itrug Co.
g ne this morning, alter a business
visit lure.
Country sausage span-rib and
backbone every Tuesday and Friday.
Kconoiny tJrocery.
Mrs. Charles Chase, of l'oilland. Is
spending u lew das in the city with
friends.
Pei'ore buying a cream separator
investigate the new Sharpies suction
fe: d. I)ou;'ias County Creamery. .
William llager and fat
gene, stopped here last 1
route to California.
I. It. Diamond, of Portland, ar
rived lure last night on hi regular
business trip.
Wanted, hides, veal, poultry, eggs,
potatoes and oni.ms. Soot Cash Has
ket Grocery, 2;ts N. Jackson street.
V. W. Luekey, of Portland, arrived
here last evening to pass a few days
on business.
son,
P. ) 1. llarth. of Portland
lu re last evening to iMt his
tlenry Hart u, and family.
Harry Walters, of Lebanon, ar
rived here last evening to spend a
lew das v, ith friends.
Count ry cured small pig hums,
."mall shouhllers. and breakfast bacon
iH. of Ku- smoked with smoke. Tender and
ning. en- swet. At the People's Supply Co.
I O. P. O'Neal, of Seattle, arrived
irrlved 1 here last evening to spend a few
days on business.
I hereby announce myself as a
New onion sets and all Republican candidate for enmity stir-
vex or at t he pviniiiry 1 ! t ion May
lit, liMtl. Frank Cain. 1 I'd. Adv.)
Miss Maude Smith, of Oakland, ar
riveil here last evening ami left this
morning for a visit 011 t lie North
rtnpo.ua.
Fluff Kin's made from all kinds
of old carpet: Mrs. Susie Hales.
Uoseburg agent for Western Fluff
Hug Co., Portland, Or. Phone tll-Y.
Nji holas Nelson and wife, who had
been here for some time. Kit this
DAILY WF.VTIILi; KKIDKT.
I. S. Weather Bureau, local office,
Rnsebtirg, 24 hours ending 5 a. in.,
today.
Precipitation Is inches and
dredths:
.Maximum temperature
Minimum temperature
Precipitation
Total precip. ninco riibt or mo
hun-
(i.i
AWOt MT.MKXT.
alter business interests and visiting
with friends.
Special sale of potted llyasintlis,
all colors. Saturday. Feb. 11. at tia'l
Son s Confectionery, on Cass St.
Mrs. F. U. Owen, florist.
Grants Puss Courier: Mrs. .1. C.
lifutier and little son left for the
north Sunday morning. Mrs. Bigger morning for Portland, where they t.x-
is planning a two weeks' rest peel to loeate.
I hereby ann uince myself as a V. C. Uunnavin. of Mrtle Creek,
Democratic candidate for sheriff of and c. It. Springer, 01 i.ien.lale, ar
Douglas Countv at the primay dec- rived here last night, having
tion, M:tv 111
1 Pd. Adv.)
To any one desirous of engaging
in the planing milt or manufacturing
business, I will offer a one-half in
terest in my bui-iness, with or with
out real estate. W. L. Dysingor.
MAP ai;ai.
Normal precip for this month
Total precip from Sept. 1, 1915,
Aver, precip. from Sr.pt. 1, '77
Total excesr, from Sept. 1, 'i;.
4.20
4-"i
3.48 ;
Average precipitation ror I'.S
wet seasons (Sept. to May
inclusive) ; 32.00
WILLIAM BELL. Observer.
WKATHKR FORECAST:
Fair tonight and Thursday.
L HlK!
Prune trees $0 per thousand. All
kinds of nursery stork at bargains,
and first class. I :! rose bushes,
711 So. Pine St., phone 42U-Y.
We will sell f( nee now for ( ab ,
t 31! in. ! bar fin e for l'7c per rod,
in. 9 bar heavier fence for 3 .o
per rod, :::: hi. S bar fence for "c
per rod. in. 7 ba- !iul; te.u-e : in.
stay for p-r rod '2') in. S bar
Page tt nee for m2c per i" d. :T in. 7
bar Pi.-e renen tri- j:c per rod, all
other kinds of pj-.jo ''ewe same obi
prices, ."m in. 1 : bar Page feme for
4."e. Galvanized barb wire for $3.00
per rpool. Also full stocK of all kinds
of poultry feupes ai pri es th::t Van
not be lion giit now v. nt! sold for.
Prices sub lee t to cliruu'e without
notice. Get hv.?? if von want a bar
gain while we have the goods.
ST K A If N'S CHi;()'VKTH,
Oakland and Yonenlla, Oregon.
ba ing lit
ll 16. Harry l'earce. summoned to duty on the graud jury, j
1 The place to buy your groceries '
nt account of the snicker and buy them nuiit Is at the Mill
lret store, so.i Mill. N. S . Crocker,
proprietor.
C. W. Martyn. formerb a resilient
of Rose!. org. but for the past few
years of Portland, arrived here last
evering. He is connected with the
Calls answered Southern Paili'ic Railroad Co.
1 0c. Spetdal rates , i,,,,.,,!... .,.. , , u .it a n
candidate for county coi-oiut at the
Republi' an irimarv elect ion to be
held Mav l:nh. Dr. C. II. Wade.
tPd. Adv.)
ai to st;i: LIXK 11-' POT.
If you have Pomethiug to sell, to
trade, to rnt. or have lost something
or found something, use a want adv.
in tho Review.
Daily stages and ,t;(os for Marsh
field and all Cno'i p.ay points, nlso
f(;r Peel and Millwood, leave G. W.
Rapp's prccery st ore, i :;: Sheridan
: treet. Ca:;h paid for prodme along
the line.
RELIABLE
I
Brands of FLOUR are the only
kinds we carry. Wc Guarantee
every sack of FLOUR we sell
to give SATISFACTION or
your money back.
Queen P.ose Flour 1 .35
Pride of Douglas Flour 1.35
Queen City Flour 1.50
Crown Flour 1.G0
CORN MEAL, GRAHAM ani RYE FLOUR.
Bran, 601b sack 35c
Shorts, 801b seek 1.23
Rolled Barley 701b 1.35
Beet. Pulp, 100 lbs. 1.20
Cracked Corn, " 1.9 )
Whole Corn " 1 .50
Oil Meal " 2.50
The Douglas County Mills
L. BASUFOKD
In a rec
tejui red in honor of Attorneys Dex
ter Rice and A. X. Circuit, the name
of Attorney W. W. Cardwell was un
intentionally omitted from the list
ol" nues-ts.
Prhiite hire, Studeh;ker car. com
fortable, clean
jromptly. l'rie
(or shopping, call inc. parties or the-
iiteM. Call "The Auto,' phone ll'-J.
II. D. (i raves.
Mrs. Kls'e .lennincs, of ChehalK
Wash., arrived in lioselmr yi :der
day to speml a f w days. Mrs. Jen
nings formerly lived in Dough's
County, where she is well and favor
ably known.
People's Supply Co. stand for
quality, as well as economy. In fact,
it va not economical to buy inferior
riualily Koods at any price. The very
bes t oi ever tiling will ist you less
in umuitities. People's Supply Co.,
wholesalers to consumers.
The past two days of deliijhtf il
weather has hail the etloet of briiur
ins out many automobiles. The most
unntibsr (hive at the present time is
from RosehurK to the Curry bridge.
This road is said to be in good condi
tion, retard less of t he heavy rains
of the past few months.
S:ib'in .To.irnal: Charles Vernon.
,:!; d about o vears, was found dead
yesterday alternnon In a hop liouse
j ttst east of t he I !i dependence ferry,
near the Rose hop yards. Me was
found by a ounn m.: n wlio tiad
elimbed to the top of the hop hous
to sr-e whet her th1 low lands were
under water.
Work of teariiiK down and remov
ing t!ie ruins of the burned I lanan
dwelling at i muulas and Tow b-r
Fir- et-: was be-uti vest rday, and
some tine in the near future it is
the intention of the owners Jo erect
a nut lit r d wi-llittu in its pi are. Mr.
Sti.mli'f has has the rontra-1 for re
mo .i.a t he old st rm t nre.
P. S. C. St el fit Coffe coniaiiis
tu:-t rolTee of the wry ll;f;he-l iiial-
if-'. nothin nm;e. No chali, no dust,
no expensive paekane cost. Call for
P. S. C, brow n park ate, it is the
best, i io-ts vo l I-ss. than coffee of
qnal quality. Alwas flesh at the
People's Supply Co.
Caiutal .lournal: State Treasurer
T. 1(. Kay returned to this city last
r.iutt f? out a 1 1 ip to Med ford and
It - -"bur, w it h Cuv-rnor Wit h.. -l
eml.i-. v. ho return d this afiernooi.
t r attendinn the IJti'olii baii'iiut
:.t .Medifird Sal'irda niiiht, the stale
::: iaN were pr- M-M ;,t the IJnroln
,.i : oi i J e'-ri'iei4 tt hi h were held
n the ( Impel i the S,.dl--rs" llofi.e
it Rt.s. buri; Sun da a: 'ernoon.
Al Perkins, of C.ardlner, returned
here last evening alter a couple of
days spent at points in the southern
part of the county. M r. Per I; ins Is
a candidate for county comiiii.-ioner
at the Republican primary lit he held
May l!t.
I hereby announce myself as a
Republit an candidate tor county
treasurer at 1 he priinn rv elei tion,
Mav lutli. Mrs. Inez Miller. I Pd.
AdM
D. L. Nitknlel, nf Sin Kranclcn.
is sp'Tiiinj; a few dav
isitiiiK ith ft iends.
formerly lived in Cm
is well acquainted her
the rates
occasions.
in Roseburn upon several
1 hereby announce myself as n
Republican candidate for clerk of
Douglas County at the primary elec
tion. May i'.t, laitf. Charles W.
Clark. - (Pd. Adv.)
Miss Mullen, of San Francisco, ur
rivu here last ev'entnt;. She Is reg
istered at the CnipMUa.
I liertdty announce myself as n
candidate for the Democratic nomi
nation for County Clerk at the prl
marv ebction on Mav H'th. lit Hi.
K. II. Lenox. (Pd. Adv.)
C. W. Ross, of Portland, trans
acted business matters in the city for
a few hours today.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for county commissioner nt
the Republican primary election to
! held on May la. W. K. St. John,
t Pd. Adv.)
John Iarmore, of Vancouver,
Wash., arrived here last evening to
spend a few days with friends.
J. H. Lare. of Sutherlin. arrived
here this morning. Mr. Large is a
member of the grand Jury.
Charles Maple, of Astorfn. arrived
here last evening to spend a few
days looking after business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Nystrom, or
liellingham. Wash., arrived here last
evening to spend a few days visiting
with friends.
Mrs. A. li. Marsh returned to her
home al Kiddle this morning, after
a visit here with her sister, Mrs. S.
K. Sykes.
A. K. Nichols, of Riddle, arrived
here iate last evening to remain un
til some time next week. He Is a
member of the grand jury now In
session here. ,
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the Republican nomination for
County Assessor, believing that ueven
vears experience under Assessor Cal
kins has qualified me to efficiently
"erforin the duties of this office,
(iuy Cordon. ( Pd. Adv.)
II. W. Jones, a candidate for the
in Roseburg nomination oi county assessor at the
Mi. Nickobf coming Republican primaries, spent
County and today looking after business mat
lie attended iris in Uoseburg.
M. K. Meyer and daughter, of
Wiiitietka. 111., left here this morn-
I hereby announce nnsfilf as a Ite- enroute to their home, all'-r
publnan candidate tor the office of 1 ; :p.ndiiig a few days with R. K. Hunt
County y-M':,Mir subi- t to the prl- ';,nd tamily. Mr. Meyer is an uncle
marv .d-rCon to b- hi Id May I'.Mh, of ir. Max Meer.
IHH;. D. P. McKay. I Pd. Adv.)
Renew your linob urn by uing
"I Jn ii-lac'' It will ii ake a hat d
wearing surface that 'lib-H nady for
use within a very short Mine. Church
Ill Hardware Co. Don't forget that
it is an ei ually gand coal ing for
painting floors.
To the voters of D. rights County:
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the ofiic eof county !iool suprrin-
efldellt. Subject to t he Will of I Me
Vote;s of the Rcpuhii..!) party. Sec
ond term Very re-pt' tfuRy K'ib.i rt
led. u. C. Hrown. i I'd. Adv.
The members (:' i 'ie Ro'-eburg
schofd board held a i her meet iin;
h'st nii: lit , let I not !im . - was dote
nt her than the 1 1 a n - i if hi of r-iu
biitin-'i-s. Sine.' t i- biirnin
ONE DOSE KUEVfS
A COLD-NO QUIKINE
'Pape's ( 1 1 r 1 ( fMlipollIld" I mU Ita
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h'-id m-.v i:t, l : l
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MH. K. A Sillier.
t id.,y at U Mbur I
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iu;; She n-piM iy t 1
Ii M le tins- iu.-re e,
ill i!d i en haw j-.-i i . -d.-r
p- ri'ni-e to i'l '
trouble.
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f"l the li M1 i.' i. .i I
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YOU GET A
SUIT TO SUIT
YOU
WHEN
WE
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MEASURE YOU
The Reason our Suits Suit our customers is because
they ate nuule for them and them only. Our clothing
is cut anil niaile by the Scotch Woolen Mills. The com
bined sales of nearly 5,000 Dealers make it Possible
for us to tailor to measure Real $25 and $30 Sn its for
No Less than $!5 and No Mere tliau $20. That's why
you can get the same quality of material in a Scotch
Woolen Mills Suit fo $15, that you would get in the
ordinal y $25 and $30 suit And you will find that the
wear you will get from one of our suits will prove the
truthfulness of our claim. A fit to your perfect satis
faction is Absolutely Guaranteed or we dou't want you
to wear it.
Come iu and select your material from over five
hundred snappy new Spring samples. Let us slip the
tape around you to-day. It will be ouly a few days un
til you are a well dressed man.
We give Green Stamps
You cau TRADE and SAVE at
The Square Store
OTiri: TO NTUA4rollS. House, or wilt be malted on deposit
. of five dollars. RiKhtn are reserved
Staled bids will be reeeived until reject any or all bids,
noon Saturday, February 2ii. lit Hi, KATHKR K. WALSH. Pastor.
tor the eieiilim or an uddltioii and . o
the completion of a conrrete, and If you nave flotnetbliiK to sell, to
frame church building, Uosebuitf, tin do, to rent, or have lost something
OroKon. Plans and speclt ieat Ions can or found something, use a want adv.
Pe seen at lb' Catholic Parothlal, in the Review.
toy Candida' i
iet for lb.
r.ey for i urn :
the wil ol C '
.-leclmli to b
Ira It. Rid.ib
I You all know Snidcr's Catsuit. It Is
iio d. Weil, Snider has now on the
market Tomato Soup of equal merit.
In fact. Solder's Tomato Soup leads
itiem all in quality. It has the rich,
ereamv, tomato llavor. I.are wize,
:: ior :'".e, as your first trial order.
II will pay ou to try Solder's. Peo- i
;di 'k Supply Co.
The members of the RosehurK
.un Cieb have arranged another
1 .:.ot lor nei Sunday. The shoot
will be h. hi at Winchester and will
eP'bablv lie one of the mo-t delmltt
tal events h'-bl by the club for the
.-ii. .Medals and other pri.en
Will be HA;i!-l"d ttl tht! Willlierrt of
1 ii" several events.
Kern iim pticcw revised aain ami
"puard. will cive mi the bene-,
1:1 t,f Nov.-retM-r pric-s unlil March1
'ii-i. front slock. A lo p.-r en! ad- I
MM'' will be necessary f . Itippi-d '
i : otn Tort land.. I bis is for
i .hi l-'cni nm the ht st, you
tii:rchlll Hardware Co.
You need an Electric Starter
We h.ive what every Household has been needing
THE NEW
t Fiteless
Cooker
Roasts, Hakes, liuib, Sieams, Stews or Fries
And dors it better than e,as, wood or coal. All heat is
conserved cost of operating the I lot point FirvL'SS is
very low. See it in our window. Try it iu your home.
Roscburg Electric Company
Ml. lilr liulil Is Hit- Irani i- Iit. t It.- i i :iiu'sI anil sjif. liulit ynu
ran lni. Hi' lnili Hi.il iTinil K-."iK .r Ih'sI j I . : . I i I only.
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STOPS f AILING HAIR,
.e Your Mail ! Make II Thick.
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THE UNIVEHSAl CAR
M'.tc iliau .in- niillii.ii ii'.w in use
5i; .ikk: in., re an- .. he . 1 1 thi. rar
i i . .1 ln-r ni. .1 . i- "Mi" in I In- cut ire
w . . 1 1 1 1 1 ; i -u Ii a U"!h1im'u1 rci-'inl
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price mean tin- -am.- I e. 1 car "i
ili;ilil v : 1 1 1 1 1 1-1 1 : 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 s l'..r le-- iinaicc
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