Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, March 11, 1916, Image 5

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    IXXAL AMI I'KKSOSAI.
LOCAL-AND -PEKSOX L
KK'AL AXU TEIWOXAL
Sherbet today at Galls.'
V
WITH WHOM
ARE YOU DOING
YOUR BANKING?
This la a matter that should
- hate your serious considera
tion. We Invite' your investi
gation and your' business.
THE
mm h
The personnel of our Hoard of
Iilrertors is a guarantee of our sta
bility. Ciiplrnl and Surplus l:0,HMI.M
Try Kluffy Kuitle.
ttuu, at Tlie How.
Fisher's flour at Economy Grocery.
Mift Harriet Laswell. of Fresno.
ChI.. has arrived lo Koseburg to re
main permanently.
For but i-hieken tamales. go to
Calls.
.S. S. Johns, of Mrtle Creek, vi.-itlns with friends.
speut the day In ltoeburK lookmn
alter buttierg matters.
a new coufec-
Ur. Suell rlurned here Friday
af-
$3i to the winuers of essay con- ternoou alter a brief viclt at Myrtle
test on Osteopathy. Ask Hr. I. Lapp t'leek. !
Mr and Mrs. Harry Woik. of Coos liry bloek fir wood at JJ.tlO per!
County, were in Koseuur rruluy tier, delivered. 1'liouu .it,. SIukk
it Son.
DAILY WEATIIKK IlKPOUT.
U. S. Weather Bureau, local office,
Roseburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m.,
today.
Prerlpltatlon In inches and hun
dredths: .Maximum temperature 6S
Minimum temperature ....... 4S
Totul precip. sine rirtn or uio.
3.40
Total precip from Sept. 1. 1S15.
:io.ao
Aver, precip. from Spt. 1. '77,
:.-..o
Total excess from Sept. 1, '15,
8 4.40
Average precipitation wt 38
wet seasons (Sept. to May
Inclusive I 32.00
WILLIAM BELL, Observer.
WEATHER FORECAST:
Fair tonight and Sunday.
FOB DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
I hereby announce m candidacy
for the Republican nomination for
I the office of district attorney of
! DoukIus County, Oregon, at the pri
imary election to be held on May 19,
1916.
If nominated and elected, I will
i during id y term continue to discharge
the duties of my office fai'hfully and
I to the best of mv ability.
I'd. Adv CEORUE KEL'XER, Jr.
I-'OK JI STICE OF THE PEACE.
1 hereby announce my candidacy
cn the Republican ticket for the
loi.ice of Justice of the Peace fur
lieer Cr.ek District, subject to the
'will of the voters at the primary
eleition to be held Mav 19th, 1916.
(I'd. Adv.). CHAS. F. HOFKINS.
At TO STAtiK LINE DEPOT.
Dally stages and autos for Marsh
field and all Coos Bay points, also
for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W.
Rapp'a grocery store, 133 Sheridan
street. Cash paid tor produce along
the line.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
To any one desirous of encaging
'n the planing mill or manufacturing
i business, will offer a one-half In
i te Tt in my business, with or with
r'.it real estate. W. L. Dyslnger.
Review Want Ad vs. bring results.
The Care of The Teeth
Decav if the tccili. is caused by the action of
bacteria. It usually occurs upon those surfaces oi
the teeth which are not easily reached to cleanse, or
where food lodges between the teeth. This food be
tween the teeth makes an excellent place for bacteria
to grow. The bacteria forms acids which etch the
enamel, and. having penetrated the enamel proceeds
to destroy the dentine, which is a softer structure and
more easily destroyed.
(To be continued ).
R. L. BATH RICK
DENTIST
Roscfuirg Xatl. H.mk liMtf.
Rosdmnr. Oregon.
Mouldings, fancy grain finish,
wide cedar, and etdar posts. Paso
luu-stinent Co.
J. M. Martin returned to hi? honif
at Myrtle l'ret'k last evening, alter
a day wpent here on buslnest.
Hefore buying a cream separator
Investigate the new Sharpies suction
feed. 1 tout: I as County Creamery.
Frederick McCulloch, of l.owlston,
Montana, arrived here last evening
to spe-nd a few days on hinducs.
A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve
distress a!fer eating. For sale by
Hamilton Drug Co
Miss Heat rice Jones, of Oregon
City, left for her home lait owning,
after a few days spent here with
lriends.
Kat Del Monte I ietlc;ic1es. They
are the best. Tiny cost you less at
the Peoples' Supply Co. Uny a
dozen.
' Charles Krederb k?on. who re
cently arrived here from Cortland to
look after business affairs, returned
home last night.
I hereby announce myself as a
Republican candidate for sheriff of
Douglas Coinily at primaries, May
ly. Frank Barat;ar. ( I'd. Adv I.
Fred Weaver, of Myrtle Creek,
spent Friday in the city look inn af
ter various business nia tiers. He
returned to his home last night.
By request of my friends. I again
announce myself a candidate for
Coroner at the Kei-iiblk an primaries.
N. T. Ji'wett. (Pd. Adv).
II. II. Stapleton, cashier of the
Douglas National Hank, yesterday
pun-based a Bui k automobile Jlmi
the A. D. Bradley agency of this city.
! hereby announce myself as a Re
publican candidate for county com
missioner at the primary election,
May null. J. T. Bridges. (I'd. Adv.)
Miss Dorothy Lane, of S.dlwood,
a suburb of Portia ml, arrived here
la:t evening to remain for a few
days. She is registered at a local
hotel.
Try the Tango chews. Just made,
at The Hose.
Harry Mills, of Kstacada. arrived
here Thursday eveninK to sp ml
few days with friends.
Country ham, bacon and lard.
, Economy Grocery.
' "Soldiers Are Needed." is the sub
ject for Sunday night at tlie Chris
tian Church.
I Mr. and Mrs. lieorge Stallmanu, of
Portland, are spending a tew days
In the city visiting with fri -nds.
1 Hawaiian Coffee, freshly roasted
by us, 3 pounds for $ 1 .", " "tc per
pound. Sanitary Cash C.roeiy.
1 Mr. and Mrs. George Harper, of
Portland, arrived here last evening
to spend a few days with friends.
i Special price of $1.00 for cleaning
watches this month it Pair's Jew
elry and Aguto Store.
The defendant in the case of Dr.
K. V. lbum-r vs. Mrs. Anna Mcliee,
has filed an answer to the complaint
In the Circuit Court here.
I hereby announce myself as a
Republican candidate for county sur
veyor at the primary election May
ID, lit Hi. Frank Cain, t Pd. Adv.)
Rev. . A. Dissins, who has been
located here since last August, left
Fri.lav for Walla Walla. Wash..
where he expects to locate perma
nently. 1 hereby announce iivself as a
Repuhlkan candidate for cbunty
treasurer at the primary election.
Mav mb. Mrs. Inez Miller. (Pd.
Adv.)
(rants Pass Courier: .Miss Ft hid
Morgan returned this afternoon from
Rosebui g, w here she spent a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs, Harry
Cook.
It. K. Tombs, of Portland, arrived
In re last ewning to spend a tew
.i t on business.
Flour for ll.l.'i per sack, mode In
Vancouver; guaranteed. Sanitary
Cash Grocery. j
Mrs. 1,. II. Smith returned to Oak-:
land yet-tci day afternoon alter a
lew days spent here. I
We pay the highest price for beef,
horse or mule hides. Staggs & Son. '
Phono .'.0.
Mr. Sussmilih, of Garden Valley!
spent Friday in Roseburg looking af
ter husimss matters. j
Ask for a demonstration ot the '
new power-plus Indian Motorcycle. ;
P. II. Black, agent, W. Oak St.'
i
Mrs. B. A. Ituusak'T returned here1
Friday afternoon after a few days
spent at Mrlle Creek. j
, "Soldiers Aie Needed," is the sub-'
night at (lie Chris-
.1
j et for Sunday
Han Church.
!
R. .1. Hubbard, of Portland, ar-,
rived here last evening to spend a '
few days with friends.
Special prices on watch, agate.!
ring and all jewelry work this month
it Baker's Jewelry and Agate Store, j
Mr. Snueerninn. of Suthejlln, re-'
turned home yesterdnv ntternonn af
ter a few hours spent here. J
.1. M. Martin, mayor of Myrtle ,
Cre.'k, spent Friday afternoon In the
: ity looking alter business matters. '
Peter Kelly, local Southern Pa
cific agent, returned Here Thursday
night alter a day spent at northern
points. j
I hereby announce myself as a Re
;mblUati candidate for the office of
County Assessor subject to the prl- .
(wary election to be held May I Hi h.
The Glories of Spring
are refleclcJ in the new Coals and Suits. Brifiht
luiod fabrics graceful lines and the sprightly
flare or ripple typify the joyousnessof the season.
The master designers of Per
clval B. Palmer have created
garments of rare beauty. The
master tailors of this house
have built these creations iu
faultless fashion. There Is ffTT
such a wide var
each one authoritative, that
every woman may be garbed
In accordance with her own
personality. Come, try them
on and see for yourself. New
goods arriving all the time.
We have nothing old or out of
date to offer you.
I 'tcreby announce myself
Democratic candidate for sheriff ot
Douglas County at the primay elec
tion. May l'J, 1916. Harry Pearce
( Pd. Adv.)
I hereby announce myself as a
Republican candidate for the office
of County Surveyor at the primary
elettion to be held May 19, iI.
Milton H. Uermond. I Pd. Adv I
Urndale News: C. O. Garrett left
for Rnseburg Monday, where he will
remain for two or three weeks, inan
ity hig the shipment oi broccoli from
that point. The farmers near Rose
burg -Mr. Garrett states, will have
many ears of this vcgctable-possibly
in to ship out.
I Del Monte Tomatiws i'rom juicy
Try Del Monte canned Spinach. California whole ripe Tomatoes, solid
Kasy to prepare. 2 cans 2- Del jmiT. The price the same as ordin
Monte Cream Pumpkin and Spinach my stoi It sells for, at the Peoples
H'r, at the peoples' Supply Co. Buy Supply Co. Buy a dozen.
an ushortcu dozen.
IK16. D. P. McKay.
(Pd. Adv.)
Time is valuable. b? cn refill you
don't abmie it. If you are iu need
of a new time or the repairing of nil
old -time, see the busy watchmaker,
J. T. Bryan.
M r. and M rs. .lames Porter, for
mer residents of Roseburg, but for
several years past of Portland, are
spending a few days In the city with
frienda.
John Scanlon, of
pi lining a week
RELIABLE
Brands of FLOUR arc the only
kinds we carry. Wc Guarantee
every sack of FLOUR we sell
to .give SATISFACTION or
your money back.
Queen Rose Flour
$1.25
Pride of Douglas Flour 1.35
Queen City Flour 1.50
Crown Flour 1.60
CORN MEAL, GRAHAM and RYE FLOUR.
Bran, 601b sack 85c
Shorts, 801b sack 1.25
Rolled Barley TOlb 1.35
Crkd. Corn, 1001b. 1.90
Whole Corn 1.80
Oil Meal 2.50
We Invc somi of the fi.iet Seel OjU Ever brought
to Roseburg
The Douglas County Mills
BASH FORD
E. L
M. and Mrs.
Sout h I inkota, ;i
t-dMni; with Mik. Anna McCoy and
!;umhter, CI aril, on I )oUKlas m n-et.
Tiiey npwit km me time in this city
several years nKo.
XolhiiiK more faii'-y or dainty.
Not h in k of iln kind ho delicious aw
the lame Melba halves of rip" Y'd
low Pt a lies. Ask for I 1 Monte nt
the Peoples' Supply Co. Ituy a dozen.
Mrf. C. M. MultbewK. of South
.Iakson Rivet, rnt"rl;iin'd a num
ber of school children at h'-r home
last evening. K-f reshments were
served and an enjoyable time w as
had by all present.
I hereby announce myself an a
Ki'puhlican candidate for clerk of
Itougln County at the primary elec
tion. May 11 , tit 1 ti. Charles V .
Clark. 1M. Adv.)
Simon Ciiro, candidate for joint
repicM ntative from .l.tt kson anil
lnoiKlas counti's at tin !! publican
pri mary elcc lion, last even in f:b-d
h's f r;nal nominal inu pet it ion wit h
Secretary of St::te lb n Ob ott.
I hereby announce mydf a a
Republican candidate for the off ice
of County Assess-or, subjts t to the
nrinwrv eb-ction, May ll'th, 1 1i 1 C.
Cburb-s K. Kole-it?. ' (Pd. Adv.)
MOTHER! YOUR CHILD i
IS CROSS, ftVERISH,
FROM CONSTIPATION
(ihndalo News: S. H. Itothermel
left for ItuachiirK V niKht
where lie was joined bv JudKC Mars
ters, and fhether tliev went to Sa
l-'in to atlen.l a met nun of the Pa
rifle Highway Comuiis-ion and State
Adilsory Hoard, which convened at
the capital Vedusd:i for the pur
pose of dis:-ussinn matters pertain
im; to the state highway.
Improved over all oiiiers. you will
t i'd Monte Tomato Catsup su
perinr to them all. Made of finest
ripe tomatoes. Conl.un no chembal
preservatie. (let it at the Peoples
Su pply Co. Huy a dnzcn.
Local hotel proprietors are much
pbased with the new r.iilroad sched
ule, which will brum train No.
southbound, into Ho- burs at 4 : :tn
o'clock In Hie aften n. Instead of
at s:l". o'cloi k in tii evening as at
pre en t. The early arrival of the
train will mean tnal many drummers
a 111 spend the niu ht in Kosebur
in.-tead of proceeding south In the
evening us at present.
Tori'-'iie I, i nute.l, p.rcntli Had,
Stoimti h Snir, li'an l.ixer
aixl lbuds.
1 hereby announc
candidate for count
KepuMif ;tu primal
held Mav" liith. In
( Pd. Adv.)
Marsbfield Iteeord
tiie iiiii'iitnist, has
iM- rts tii oen a pa:
Sh(.p ill Heedhpoil
will 'nun leave for t
the et.t rpri-ie. Tin
t cuurt Is coiisiru
a'ong the 'irpiii i
l hui eriion and it
lt :,i the ben!.
f:ni.-b.-d it will be
from Jar, is landi'iu
an auto.
:it
(live "California S-rup of KiK-
om e a teaspoon nil today often
savis a siik child tomorrow.
I f your lit' lo one Is out-of-r..rts,
half sick, isn't re-1 ik, Mtmi; and
act ing natural! v liwk. Mot her! see
if longiie is coated. This
sign that its lmle Munich, liver a:id
b.iwels fa.re i liLyei w:fh w.isie. When
crss, irritable, fe rif h, stntmich
four, brea' h bad ot Ikis r trua'-b-acbe,
diarmlea, sni" tbrnat, fu'l of
cd 1, Rite a te:i.-pm.nf ul of "Califor
nia S; ru ; of Pig-.," and in a few
hnurs all the const i( a:'d p'd-on, un-dig-
-td f r - 1 and -nt biie gnil
moes out of Its iittle bowels with
out, griping, and yrti have a well,
p:t'f'll l.llld HKaill.
Mothers ran rest tuny after hiving
thU h'it riil-ss "Irui; iaxali'," be
cans it never fails lo (lea'n. the
little iiih-'h lier and bnwels a 'id
nweeti n the stomach and tln-v dearly
lo-.o lis pleasant !;' I'il l d -rct
ions for In hies, eh lldren of all
HK'W ami for grow r. -u ps printed on
b bott'i.
l(-uiirp of ron n'erlelt f Ur Mniiie
Ask ynur drut'srl-t for a fiO-rent tiof -lo
of " CalilHiiil.i SMp of Kit-''."
tlo n nee that it Ik made by the Cali
fornia ritf Syrup Company.'
I here -a Itli Riinoni
on the Itepubiiciin
ol lb e of Asse. (,r .
ty, snhje-1 to the v
.-;t ti:i priinarv !
May 1 1 ' . 1 1
. eii'S i- Jjeii- Hi ,, ill
d. .ndisn.g b'iv:iie
j.-n kn') b due tf
sine io the taNpay. r a
Mui'tit A A. i;
mysf If ns a
oroner at tin
i lection lo be
C. If. Wade
Arthur lirews.
made arrange--e
and mac bine
...s spring, and
;t tiiwn to start
I louglas Conn
' ng a highw a .
Hivcr bank in
t have an out
Ai'h this road
'silde lo illi'e
'o lteed.-po:t in
e my candidacy
txket for llo
Iou!as Conn
I of the toNrs
.fn to be held
ig bad twenty
e general mer
gives in" suffi
able me to give
t and fpnta'd'
lows. (Pd Adv)
.Indue and Mrs. J. V. Hamilton
left for Port land yesterday after
nocn, where they will spend a few
days. Judge Hamilton bits business
matters needing his nttcntion there,
while Mrs. Hamilton will visit with,
friends. j
I hereby announce myself as a can- i
If da tt for couuly commissioner nt :
he Republican primary election to
w held on May 19. V. K. St. John,
t Pd. Adv.)
John Park, a lot al Southern Pa
cific brakeman, who sustain"! a
rushed foot while switching cars at
Irving noveral days ago, was able lo
be abcut the streets Kriday. H will
lrobahy hi' some time before he will
be able to resume his duties on the
road. '
If you want to eat the best in
mined goods buy Hid Monte. The
price may be equalled, but the iial
ify never. Muy Minluhl or assorted
ases or doens at Wholesale Prices
roin the peoples' Supply Company.
J. ltvrd, an inmate of th' county
iail. l-'i iday sustained a severe cut
jii the hand while splitting kindling
wood a I Hie courthouse. The in
iuiles were dlessi'd by l; Wade.
Mr. Ity rd is sen a t i m in I he
ounly jail on a charge ol gamb
ling. I hereby announce my candidacy
'or t to Kepti hi lean nominat ion for
'ounly Assessor, believing thjit seven
ears eperieine under Asse sor Cal
:ins has iiallH-d me to efl'b-ientlv
ii-rfoi in the duties of this oft 1c
iiiy Cordon. ( Pd. Adv.)
The rimged, rocky soil ami I he
enotic climate of .Maine condone to
Impart a flavor to Sugar Coin that
s different. lie) Motile Maine Corn
;s freshly r.alhered and se cted and
an ned with t ae doiincHve ku eet
iesM and flavor uniniprovetl. (ief
r.ie Maine Ciirn al P-ks than I .'.r pei
an bv ibe doen, nt lb" peoples'
'iji'ly Company.
irty of tylw.;SY.
IT
Green
Trading
Stamps
Given on
all purchases
YOU CAN TRADE AND SAVE AT
Ufic SQUARE STORE
When Von Want The
Very Best Remember
DIAMOND "W"
Canned l;ruits ami Vegetables will Satisfy. Our stock
.oftlie.se is now very complete. The price is right.
C7e CASH STOPvE
Good Groceries Cheap Cass Street, Roseburg
WOMEN OF OREGON !
Women Everywhere Endorse this "Favorite''
Lentil Orfgnn. "Ill niy yonriRnr
I '- fj' i';'t'i,m ,ny ',',,;l, ;
i!l;9 smm J : il t-'ilv'" "" "'
1110 SKcY;tr..iilJ.'. I iiin
'.?, - f..'Vi;,i ujiiii! I ir. I'M '
mum -I-''
m
m eii i e i n e
ree e i v e d
I'ot
t o lit
til" I
(lo: I
. d Ofleial
e Of Hon
ei II I li eifoii
I'd to tin
The t.
"III'!
lilt V
to I -
due
- 1 Ml
1. k-, ! tl (,-
land lo at
Sotit! -rn Or K .
I ' e h'l fn 1 1"'
fit land.. i1
Hie I lilted HI it'
1 1 '.
I ;
1.
lld !
tawii ot lionvl
. :i. i::, 1 at ill.
I inn - tor the
rm;."nv th.-t H
p.-.lled tO tV' h:
Hi. al defern, in..fi
tte noti"' re- . I
iittoti.'y did not '
! I a in ilton
( e'orn N
' e I i idav i ..at
County vs. tie
, i pan had l '(
-Ann Hu pr- no
a- brouK hi !
r tlii- in s at
I Hie ( Dli.pativ'f
- fUiii.tt. The
inpanv opjioi-d
:.t that titU' to
- ition, and thai
. 'rnitn'iit should
llie defense '
itliC here, .hid-'
a decision in
ount H w a
time by tbf at
-11 1 ! 'f II M eicon
i-" would be ap
er tribunal fo:
Cotro-'i u fit 1 .'
! by the di"irht
'lie n s h Kurpii"'
and
'relief that I ran
recommend tbein
V( "I have r.ii-ed
a laiL-e inmilv and
1 tun a t'nat yrand-
rriotli'T and li.tve al.vavs m-i-l'-d that
In v di.ij:liler.--:n l;iw U l'r. Pl rce'9
1" avonte Prewnpi i' m w ben etp'ciii'(
lo become a moth, r." Mit-'. II. r.
Hltl.V, Mil HHh Street, S. K.
'1 iioii-aiid f uottn-n ub ate ne.v
bl.-ed ih robn-t b-'.iith ca t
underMaii'l why tliou-auds of oth'-r
women contino'! to worry an 1 fiff'-r
from ailment-' H-cohar b wonn n wh-n
tlev can ol, i, i. n f.r a trilling hnn I"".
Piefci-'n FavoriU Pre-nptton, wbl-ti
I will r'ircly and ipiicliiy banirh u '! i 'i,
I d.firet- and iiorery and r'-"i- Ih'i
I womanly f'lt.ctiofii to perfect, J,. a. ib.
Young mother w ho prefer e th1!
j channfl of fa e lit I litire hi t- ''' oi
lit, io'-re;!- : f uiuly and tii' t.tt'! "f
,eroHing ct.ii'Ireii itre alvayi to t;(i
IIIMed. IK'tor Pierre' l ilVorit IV
pcription eirn the stn t.tli and I eai'li
(upon whib happy iinaiierbo'l h'
peteh. It pr.v ta-a'i'v tlo' M nvcnv wn!i
the ps rm t-i n.aterf! tv. It ennl !- -t th!
mother to ii'iiie-b tlie Infant h''a de
M iidmK on ber, Bit I enjoy the b airly
ii;ippiiieH of wathiiiK tin? dcl"p.
mcnt id a perfectly beaitby cbiid.
ini'ORT r Mi'M iti, i i rn to
lit till 111 Ol IHIS IMI'l" -A y P-r-iV
ifl l...r.f.tf cepv if Ti Pijrjj.li-'B (.n,n...ti
K.'f M-H'l A.lv1-r l-f.rti th t-.'i.'.i l
r ei-i"! kIkhiWI t'I tf.t tv.Or urit H
llir'- il.fn.-H r.f ArT,1i ) U 1T. Pl- r. Ii.'HImU'
It -t-l. H .'Tl.i. N Y. '.! a r.,Pv Uj ..t
ly rvtMiii ii.l, till itinr a piv.L
VOU t'AX -IOI KXTKXSKH
conslili'rably by buyins your
iiivats at thin niarkot. Not at
the narrlflre of aimllty, either.
You'll flnil our meats rlmiie.
prime anil tender. No better
to be had anywhere at any
prli'e. Hut wo buy direit and
in large quantities and are
thus enabled to nave you con
siderable of your meat money.
Ibe Cass Street Market
Louis Kohlhagen. Prop.
107 West Cass Street.
"Polly Wants a Cracker
ft
So dots Kv.uiK-linc and Margarita; lnt, lniiul you,
thi'y v:int a ltal tracker, wliolusoinc, slightly salted,,
sanitary ij.ukae, and labeled
"blue Ribbon Soda Wafers"
Hut llie small brother, just to be different, says:
"'Tru-Blu Grahams' for mine".
P
ICHENt
F.KKINS
B
IVOl 1IEKS
UILD1NG
SAFETY FIRST
The best t-!ii:.)p:'d sir) in town enables us to
DO YOI'R WORK lilv-U"
Mendrie Tires
Hold : ii-oi.d jilaee for ihe greatest nuuiber of miles
l n n by any single tiie. We have them.
KISNER MARvSH