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Newspaper Page TextPAGE) FOtfB EVENING ROSEBtma REVIEW, . WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20, 1010. EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSl'EO DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BY . REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY Entered at Roscburg, Oregon, Post office as second class mutter. It. WLMBEHLY. ' DAILY Per year, by mail $3.00 Per month, delivered GO Per week, delivered 15 SEMI-WEEKLY Per year $2.00 Six months 1.00 LOCAL AND PERSONAL, Oeoi'KO .lurKeiis, of Sulmn, Jiub ar rived here to pans a few clays with relatives. L. C. Green, of Portland, arrived here last evening to ikihh a lew days with friends. II. T. Jlolden, of Portland, arrived here last evening to pass a few days with friends. Henry 11. Thuiher, of Portland, ar rived hero last evening to pass a few days with friends. Mrs. Harold White, of Portland, arrived here lant evening to pass a few days with friends. Kred P. Peaison, of Portland, ar rived here last evening to pass a few days with frionds. C. P. Hell, of Portland, arrived in Itoseburg last evening to spend a couple of days on business. Miss Ada Tiller left this morning for (Jlendalo, where she will visit friendB the next week or two. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Whitman, of Portland, arrived here hint evening lo spend a few days with friends. P. J. Kirkpalrick left this morn ing for Medi'ord, whore ho will Join his wife and visit there for the next few days. Attorney Elbert Hermann and Roscoe (ireen returned here last evening after a day spent at Kulber lln. Mrs. '.. C. Urown and little daugh ter left Tor Medlord llils morning, where she will visit a lew days with friends nnd relatives. Mrs. .1. L. Chaney returned to Myr II! frock this morning. She bad been visiting the past lew days with her Bister, Mrs. Roy Elmore. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. (J. havls, of Yon ealla, who spent lnnl night at tin home of .1. T. Bryan and family, It'll this morning "on tludr way to Ash land. The new telephone- directories an belujc distributed aboul the city to day under the direction of Clark L. Hargar, of the I'mpqua Advertising Company. Mrs. Carl I). Shoemaker and ebild ro u expect to loeuto in Portland as soon as the llltln son, Milton, Is able to travel. Ho has been very 111 for some time past. Mrs. F. T. mount and W. J). Mor ris, of Albany, arrived bore this morning and expect to viidt Die nti few days with their brother, It. M. Morris, who Is qtiHo 111. 8. Hard, of Elklon, arrived here this morning on his way to Wilbur, where be will spend Thanksgiving with relatives. During his slay In Koseburg he made the Iteview a pleasant cull. M rs. (ittorgo K. Hon fit and son, (ieorge, Jr., left this afti'tnoon for Eugene, where they will be enter tained at the home of Mr. and Mm. Yoran. They expect to return ben1 Sunday. Quito n number of Koseburg peo ple expect lo leave for Portland to-, night to attend the football H4in there tomorrow between the t'nlver slty of Oregon and Multnomah teams. The Southern Pacific Kailroad Com pany has granted special rates for the occasion, Mrs. C C. Koberlnon left for (iranlti Pass this morning, where who will enjoy her annual Thanksgiving dinner and also atteird Hie wedding or her friend, Miss Hilda Lenipke. The latter is a former resident of this city and will marry a fireman en (ho Southern Pacific. Miss Theresa Dennalh and As: Andrews, the former of Elkton and' Ihe latter of Scollsburg, were mar-; rled recently at the home of the, bride, according to a ret urn filed , with the co'inty clerk here today. Mr. j nnd Mrs. Andrews will m;ike their hit ure- home near Si ottilnii r,, where' Mr. Andrews owlik a fine latuh. Dave Martin, proprietor of tin Poseburg hotel, has ret ut ned ben1 after spending some time In the (iih bered distiicts. He was employed by the Coveinmeiil chu.idty ini; ibe lands of t be i eoii & Call t orn in land grant. Mr. Martin will pass the win-; ier in Koseburg, but will Join ilifj (iovt'iniiuiit cruisers as noon as the! work is resumed next rprlnr.. ! ACP Ol'lt KLV 1 Dcln' Has lUvn Dangerous In llose bllitf. Do the right thing at the right time, Act quickly In time of danger. In time of kidney danger Dean's Kidney Fills are most ctlYctive. Plenty of KoM'burg evidence of iheir worth. Mrs. L. T. Thompson, ;;l'". Washington St., He:ehurg, ;is; " back felt weak and lame, more when 1 got tin ill the morulni Mv kidney s were cong. sted and the a. Hon waB Irregular. The first few doses of lloan's Kidney I ill g.ive iue great relief and 1 only hud to lake one box when 1 was cured of tli.tt misery in iny back and my kidney were normal. I have never bad any F.vlllptolll of kidney trouble since." Prlte r.uc, at all dealers. Den t Hi iii ply at;k for a kidney remedy i:.'t lloan's Kidney Pills the same that Mm. Thompson hud. Foster-Milhurn Co., Props., Uuffalo, N. Y. 1 HEAD AND NOSTRILS SIUFffD FROM COLD, 'Pupo's Cdd 'oiiipo-uiid j-mls ( obi or irippo in a J-Vw H till 14. Your cold will break and, all grippo misery end al ter taking u dose of i "Pape's Cold Compound" every two hours until three doses are taken. It promptly opens elogged-up nos trils and air passages in the head, stops nasty discharge or nose run ning, relieves sick headache, dull ness, feverishnoHs, sore throat, sneez ing, soreness and stiffness. Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blow ing and snuffling! Kase your throb bing bead nothing else In the world gives kucIi prompt, relief as "Pape s Cold Compound," which costs only I Z' cents at any drug store, it acts without assistance, fasten nice, and causes no inconvenience. Accept no substitute. (Adv.) DAILY WKATHKIl IlKPOHT. L S. W Koseburg, today: ather Bureau, local office, '2i hours ending 5 a. Precipitation In Inches and bun dredtbs: Highest temperature yesterday Lowest temperature last night. 7.84 Total precip, since tm or mo. 3.9 Normal precip. rot- mis month A.'.V Total precip. from Kept. I to date 4.9. Average precip. riuiil Sept. 1, '77 7.:. i Total deficiency ivum rcpt. 1, 'HI 2 Average precip. inr wet sea sons (Sept. to May, inclusive) VI. 12 WILLIAM DULL, Observer, WKATHKK i'Ul';CAST: Tonlgii t a nd Th u rsday ocaslonal rain ; warmer tonight. Live advertisers orrer tho best bar 1 lins. Patroni.e He view advertisers. LODGE CARDS V()I).MH OK TIIH WOULD, OalC Camp No. 125. Meets 111 tho Odd 1'i'llowH' nail in Koseburg every 1st & 3rd Monday evenliiKS. Visit hiK neighbors nlwnvs welcome. T. IJ. WKATIIIOUroitlJ, C. C. II. Al. MIW.IOU. Clerk. lOAC.'I.ICS, Roseburg Alio mcetB In their hall on Jackson St., on 2nd and 4 1 li Monday evenings of each month, ut 8 o clo'k. Vliming breth ren in aood standing always wel come. HOWARD IIICSS, W. P. II. GOODMAN, W. See. I'hone M 1811. WOAIK.N Ol'' WOODCHAI'T, I.illlO Circle No. -HI. Moots on tho 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each month at Odd Fellows' hull. Visit ing members In good standing ure Invited to utteiid. I. UNA 1U0NN, (1. N. CI, AHA CAWI.KIIO 1 ,1). Clerk. ). K. S., Itnsobiii-K 1inilei' Xo. 8. Holds their regulur meeting on the 1st and 3rd Thursday lu each month. Visiting members in good . staudlug uro reKiiecllully Invited to uttend. iMAltlU A It IT Kit. V. M VUV.V. JOHNSON'. Sec. Itlllll lv V1IS, llnsebiiri; Itebekah Lodge, No. 4 1, I. O. O. 1''. Meets In odd I'ellows' Tcniplo every Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters und brethren Invited to attend. M US. KI'TIK Hl'llWAUZ, N. G. MltS. Til. UK JOHNSON. See. KLSll'i lll'Ml'IIUKY, V. S. O. O. 1'., Rising Sun- lodge No. 17 t meets In the odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethien nlwavrt welcome. .1. II. HAUSII, N. O. CAUL OI1MAN, It. S. M. FICKLIO. F. S. li. or V. I.OIKiK. Alpha Lodge No. IV, meets every Wednesday even ing In 1. O. O. F. ball. Vlsltlug Knights always welcome. Pay lines to Hoy F. Durbln, M. of F., ut "linds for Men" store. W. 11. 1IOW11KN, C. C. K. F.. Wl.MIIICULY. K. R. S. A. V. .V A. M., Laurel IMlge No. 1:1. Uegular Communications 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month ut Masonic Temple, Uosehurg, Oro. N'tsltors welcome. H. D. WILLIAMS, W. M. W. F. 11 A lilt IS, Secy. LOYAL OltDFK OK MOOSI1, Uose- burg Lodge No. KKi7. Meets Mon day evening of eaoh week, at 8 o' clock lu Maccabce ball. All visiting brothers are invited to attend. W. J. MOON, Dictator. 11. O. l'AHUF.TKK, Secy. II. P. O. Llks, il'JII. Holds i Hens at the Uo-a'hurtf Isnlgo, No. regular cimimunlca- KlUs' Temple on tho I 2ml and 4th Thursdays of each mouth. All members requested to attend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to uttend. F. 11. STFWAHT, E. It. 1 H A 11. KIDDLE. Sec'y. I. (. O. I., 1'iilon l-'iicainptiieiit No. II. --Meets lu Oild Fellows' Temple, everv Thursday evening. Visiting liielhreli alwavs welcome. .1 II HAIl.l'.Y. C. P. f s i'oi ki.i:ki:asi:, u. p. J. 11. UUl.F.Y, It. S. JAMFS FWAIil'. F. S. I. O. O. I'., I'lilletarlilil Ixnlgt- No. H. -Mi els In Odd Fellows' Temple, coiner Jackson and Cass St., on Saturday evening of each week. M. inbei s of the order In ROOil standing aie Invited to nttend. O. II. PICKENS. N. 11. J. II HUI. FY, F. S. M. M. Mll.LEK, H. 8. mm (oiutiii All Classified Adrortlsenientu In- M rtta new today will be found on Page 0. under "New Today" head tllSCHLLA-NKOLS. liOST AMI FitUS. LOST. Kur neck piece, on Cass or Jackson streets. Kinder please re turn to Churchill Hardware Co, FOUND. Automobile gauntlet glove. Owner call at. iteview office and bring other glove for Identr fication. PLENTY of money to loan on good real estate security. Agent Mort gage Company Holland America. Isaac Best, Grants Pass, Ore. FOIJNIJ. On Mill street, a parcel Owner can have same by describ ing articles und paying for tills adv. lnfjniro at Iteview office. TAKEN UP. There came to my place, five miles east of loncallu in ScottH Valley, Oct. 21, 1S10, one red and white spotted steer, age 2 years past; no brands except un derlet in left ear. Owner caif have him by paying charges. James Toner, Yonealla, Oregon. WANTED WANTED. Experienced' chocolate dipper at the Hose Confectionery. LADY would like house keeping or other steady work. Address JI. . care Hovlew. WANTED.- Canary birds. Call 725 West Lane, or 1'bone 257-Y. Mrs. D. H. Urown. KOIt ItlSNT. 'OH KENT. House on North Hose street. Inquire ut the creamery, FAIt.M TO KENT. Sell slock and tools at n low rate. 501 Mill .St., Phone 138-Y. FOIt KENT. Nice sleeping room with balh, in private family. For Information phone 225-L. FOIl HUNT. Three 2-room apart ments, furnished for housekeep ing. Inquire 5lll So. Pine. FOH KENT CHEAP. Ranch of 1 acres, wllh good house und barn, 2 1,4 miles from Koseburg. Phone 27-F14. I'Olt SAI.H AND TRADE FOH SALIC. Steam holler .and en Phone 1 O F 2. glue, about G II. P FOH SALE. liulbfl or nil kinds ut St. Mi-h. F. D. Owen, 124 Cass Florist. T1JHEI3 buggies nnd harness for sale or t null). What have you to ex change? Call ut 143 Booth Kane. I'OH SALE. Fine driving borso, years old, weight 1050. Will sell cheap or trade for hay. Phone ltl-F 2. FOH SALE. One 3 M, Mitchell seat, good order; 1 Inquire J. K. Culver, wagon, high 0-ton tr ck. Kosebitrg. MIXED oats nnd vetch seed fo'r sale. 2 cents pound; nlso clear veti b seed. Phone 10-1'' 4. Mrs. Anna M. Long, Cleveland. FOI! SALE -Two 2 Vj year old mare colts, matched and gentle. Also I heavy draft horse. H. A. Iler cher, Dlllard, Oregon. The Fitzgerald place. In Flournoy Valley, containing 240 acres, for $5500; terms. .1. E. Fitzgerald, trustee, .Marshfleld. Oregon. 'Ol! SALE OH THADE.- Good work team, waon and harness, also two light rigs. W. C. Oleics, East lith and Commercial Ave. 'OHDS, I'SKD FtlliDS.- W'e have several second band Ford ears for sale cheap. Call or write W. A. Hurr, Ford Garage. Uosehurg. Ore. 'OK R A I A'l OR TUAIK. TlvH hacks, will trade for bay or grain or sell for rash; nlso four automobile! for sale. Apply to either l.oula Kohl lumen or John Dank. KOIt S AI.K No n fliwed. : lots, barn, on North lawn and herric asonalde offer re -room house, .laeksou St . : nice s, fine location. fall at 1 1:17 North Jackson St. I'Olt liKNT Olt S.M.K - Kamli of 1 'Jo acres, part 1 1 1 la bit', pa rt Um ber ; :t.. miles from Kiddie Water piped in bouse. Inquire of owner,' !H1 So. Main street, lfosehtirt:. ' l''OK SA1.K, 175 bushels A No. bearded club wheat. $1.2a per bushel, buyer to furnish s;iel;s, de livered In Koseburg, in I m bushel lots or more. lln 112. U. K. 1). No. 1 , Koseburg. KOK Til AIM-: Large randies, small farms, hotels, stores, income blocks, rooming houses, houses and lots for trade. See Me the trader, for bargains. ;.( Mill St , phone 1 :!S V rou KxriiAMii:. s,m come propnly for stock and ranch, some alialia hnd m em I'aUlomia or Oregon. A James W. San lUeri 1'ai kin." m. Notice is In reby iritn all p. r-on hohltiif general fund u arrant -i of th t'ity ot Ko-cbun;. Ore , enditr-. i "Not p.iid for want of fun N." pt io to and including November except Warrant No I;"'1', t ttie sumo to Ibe Tilv Tri-.i: pax men! as interest t lu r cease on date of this notice. Pated Nov. iMth. I'M; t'OKi.NNi; i Al.l.KY t'ity Treasurer, 1 . 1 1 I i . irtT for tn will iiTi,y..T..Tnf i.Ti pT, ifi.TnT. 1T4.T--T-.T .iTmT.iT.iTi.Ti f. iiiio; jtitsi-.j uijAit i on r Hf-.K ILK. Very fine, large, registered boar, A months old, out of the famous, prize sow riun klst Lady Wonder. Fee $2.60. At the Overland Orchards. Phone 21-F5. CHARLES A. BRAND. j j j ! Ji 4 iEI JJ NOTICIS. To whom It may concern: Notice is hereby given that M. B Clermond, engineer in charge of the bridge across the South Untnqua 1(1 ver, in Happy Valley, Douglas County, Oregon, has hied in the office of tho County Clerk a certifi cate of completion and final estimate of the total cost of the construction of the Happy Valley bridge across South Umpo.ua HIver in Douglas County, Oregon. Now, therefore, any person, firm or corporation having objections to tile to the completion of said bridge work or the final estimate, or to the imount allowed for the construction of said bridge, may file tho same In writing with the County Clerk of Douglas County, Oregon, on or be fore two (2) weeks from the date of the first publication of this notice. Dy ordT of the County Court of Douglas County, Oregon, dated" this lGtb day of November, 1916. Date of first publication of this notice, the 17th day of November, l!)l(i. K. IL LKNOX, County Clerk NOTICIS. ro whom it may concern: Notico is hereby given that M. H. Germond, engineer in charge of the construction of Mio Camas Valley road from Sta. 0 1)0 to Sta 117 00, In Camas Valley, Douglas County, Oregon, has filed in the office of the County Clerk his certi ficate ot completion and final esti mate of the total cost of the con struetion of the Camas Valley road Improvement in Douglas County, Oregon. Now, therefore, any person, firm or corporation having objections to file to the completion of said im provement work or the final esti mate, or to the amount allowed for the construction of said improve ment, may file the same in writing with the County Clerk of Douglas County, Oregon, on or before two (2) -Avccks from the date of the hrst publication of this notice. l!y order of the County Court of Douglas County, Oregon, dated this lt;th day of November, l!tl(i. Date of first publication of this notice, the 17th day of November, 1IH0. L II. LKNOX, County Clerk, XOTH'K TO IWDDLItS. Sealed bills will le received at. the office of Itoseoe N. (ireen. Clerk of boo! District No. I, Douglas Coun ty, Oregon, until a o'clock p. in., Dec. 1, liUti, and opened at a meeting of tho Hoard to be held at 7 o elocft ii. on said date for tho furnishing of hardware for the High School Hu tiding. Specif leaf ions may be ob- lined at the office of the Clerk In Ihe UiiMbiirg National Hank Ituild ing. Uosehurg, Oregon. The Hoard reserves the right to eet any and all bids. Doted this '24th day of November. I !i I ItOSCOK N. (lltKKW School Clerk of Dist. No. I. Uosr- Mir;;. Douglas County, Oregon. m:m;h'K nuisi; Will serve roast goose and eriin rry sauce, etc.. Thanksgiving, Nov. til, from 12 M. to 2 p. m. Vrice 2.rc. Aiti.K m iisi:i:y mock. Quality first; prompt, careful at-! tention given lo all orders. Umpnia ! Valley Fruit Union. I INSUKANCK EXPERTS VK KNOW HOW to write your policies to give you tho great est amount of protection. WK CIVIC SKKVICE to our clients. Rice & RICE STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. i:'ing preiiy ctirlv, tho nlher ettv uitlie going: te are you going, iny pretty e'.v! '- r gualitv Meat Market, -he 'Vid. What is (tie difference lie! ween n mu's( b a ing at t it. in. nnd a lioil ii i 'l speeding n unto? j .lW:fP!",W"llW.lflfWT'OTBW!WIHI JUH I 1rv-',..oiii,)M.' ! : M 1 l.. N ( its.. n a ' r i'u i' in wmmmamm n1 , h The maid In question in n iiui1ity , lav and bought only meats of (be unaliii rlavI olio's hendeil here! j The Economy Market (ico. Kotilhnrn, li).. Phono (Ut. AUTO STAGE LOB DEPOT. Dally stages and autofl for Marsh- field and all Coos Bay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave G. W, Rapp's grocery store. 133 Sheridan street. Ca.-h paid for produce along (fie line. PROFESSIONAL CARDS fj. II. SAXDBLAST Attorney-at-Law Perkins Cullding. noaeburg, Oregon. DKNTISTRV Special attention glren porcelain fillings. Prices reasonable at) any in the city on all work. J. It. C'HAPMAV, I. I). S. Phones: Ofiice 2X2, Res. 405-R. Office rear of Review Bldg., Rose- burg, Oregon. IRS. SNEI.L t)B LAPP Osteopathic Phyolclam Phones Office 119. Res. 216-L. 421-L 207 Perkins Bldg., Roseburg, Ore. DK. N. PLYI-iEIt Licensed Chiropractic Physician 222 W. Lane St., Roseburg, Oregon 1'lnjne 1M. Consultation and Eiamlnatlon Free. Office Houtb, 9 to 6. Sundays and evonlngs by appoint ment. THIS HwxLixrc school PIANO MI'SIC. OF Mrs. Cliurles llelnlliie, Director Mrs, Max Combs, Assistant Teacher Beginners a specialty. Concert Pianists developed. Morning classes In Kindergarten, children called for and taken home Studio 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R NEW COUNTY MAP Showing railroad lands, price Jl.CO L. G. HICKS, Surveyor P. O. Box, 477, Roseburg p3 Perkins lildK. Phone 427-.I DH. O. IS. WADE PIIV8ICIAN AND SUUGEO.N rtiones: Office, 384; Res. 126-R. Rooms 416-410. Perkins Building MISS PEAHI, STl AItT Grndunlo Nurse hone 169. Rus. 218 S. Jackson DIM. 8KELY, 8 ETHER & STEWART Physicians and Surgeons Suite of Offices Rear of Douglns Na tional Hank, Ground Floor. Phono 3Y. ROSEBURG .... OREGON Ol'flco Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 172 Dlt. IATKTTA SMITH Physician Women mid Children Diseases a Specialty. Office: .Masonic Bldg. Second Floor COLLECTION EXPERT I liuilio a special! v of so-called bail deMs ami doud accounts. Xo bill too large or too small foi my tMT.sunal attention. CIIAS. E. GRAY Office Masonic Temple, Koseburg Rural Credit. Loans PLENTY OF MONEY Kor good farm loans. Tho only fafe loan for tho farmer. Low interest and long time. RICE fS, RICE Kxclnsive Agents G. W. Young & Son REAL ESTATE Bonds. Loans, Rentals Fire Insurance, Notary Public 116 CASS ST. PHONE 417. mSSING11WB Is Our Business but we make no claims in the way of making new men out of old ones by pressing out their Joints and other deformities, hut we can make your fold clothes look like new by our Up-to-date Methods of cleaning anil pressing them. This will add greatly to your personal ap pearance. A trial will convince you of this fact. ij ' mm Mai Cleaners rtiono 277 843 S. Jiukson .NOTICE. To Whom It ilay Concern: Notice Is hereby given that K. A. Sinclair, engineer in charge of the John Perdue road, leading from Sta tion 0 UU to Station 72 U0, Doug las County, Oregon, has filed In the office of the County Clerk a certifi cate of the completion ana final estimate of the final cost of the con struction of the John Perdue Road in Douglas County, Oregon. -Now, therefore, any person, firm or corporation having objections to file to the completion of said road work or the final estimate, or to the amount allowed for the construction of said road, may file the same in writing with the County Clerk of Douglas County, Oregon ,on or be fore Two l 'I ) weeks from the date of the first publication o fthls no tice. By order of the Cunly Court of Douglas County. Oregon, dated this 17th day of November, 1916. Date of first publication of this notice, the 18th day of November, 1916. E. It. LENOX, County Clerk. RICE & RICE Real Estate, Investments, Insurance and Loans. Twenty-Five of the Largest Old Line Insurance Co's. We cau give you the most protection for your money. We give you service aud are always on the job. NEW YORK CAFE a. woxa, M..iMgcr OI'K.V HAY AM) XKJMT MHAI..H AT ALL IIOIKH Ke?ular meals 25 cents Chlckfn dinner Sundays from 12 noon to 2 p. m. Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh Oysters, I'ish, Etc., nt all times. Tomer Jiu kson Washington Sta Solid Oak Dining; Chairs I'ull box padded loalher seat, fumed finish VALUE $3.75 FOR. $2.75 Full quarter-Rawed Dining Chairs with best Spanish leather slip seals, golden oak wax finish. VALUE $4.50 FOR. $3.25 " ' "' " 1 " ' ' :Ji."S77TJg A FEW XMAS SUGGESTIONS A beautiful oversturfed Davenport, chair or rocker. A genuine Tennessee Red Cedar Chest, copper trimmed. A tilobe-Wernicklo Book Case. Dressing Tables, Dressers, Chifl'onii rs, Duffels, Dining Tables, China Closets, Library Tables, Leather Rockers, Oak Rockers, i:tc. We have all the above in a variety of styles and prices. Come in and let us show you. A. J. LILBURN & SON COMPLETE HOUSK FURNISHERS KENNY LUMBER COMPANY At Your TFe North Side Grocery Has full line of Best Quality Groceries, Flour and Feed to Sell. Wheat by the sack. We buy eggs. Alton S. SHOOT WITH A KODAK and send your films to us foi DEVELOPING AND PRINTING Best work at moderate prices. Kodaks, Eastman Photo Supplies. ROSEBURG BOOK CO. Roseburg, Oregon. If you have something to sell or rent try an Adv. In The Review. Real Estate City and Farm Property, Timber Lands GEORGE RITER 122 West Oak Street Member Portland Realty Board Douglas hide and Junk Company Jlighest Cash Market Prices Paid for Hides, Furs, Wool, Copper, Brass, Auto Tires, RaKs and all kinds ot junk. We also buy and sell tools, belting, blocks and machinery. Square Deal to All Our Motto Call Phone 210. Alain & Oak Roseburg Oregon Mrs. F. D. Owen Cut Flowers . Potted Plant Funeral Designs ' Wedding Boquets PHONES (ireenhouso B-F12 City 414 Count Your BLESSINGS And be thankful. Forget all your trouble?, except those that come thru lack of a Good Poultry house Service. Frey.JjProp.