Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, December 04, 1916, Image 2

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EVENING ROSEBUHQ REVIEW.. MONDAY. DECEMBER 4, JIMO.
ROSCBURG MAN FOUND
BY OFFICERS AFTER A
SEARCH EARLY SUNDAY
W. D. Moore, who suffered from
a nervous breukdown recently at
VVinnemucca, Nevada, while enroute
to polnta in Kentucky where he ex
pected to piiHB Boveral months visit
ing with his mother, early Sunday
morning made hla escape from a lo
cal sanlturium and was captured two
hours later by Night Officer Grant
Wilcox and a Roaeburg physician. At
the time he escaped he was clothed
in his night robes and suffered con
siderably from the cold and expos
ure. Hince his return to Kottcburg a few
days ago Mr. Moore had been housed
in a room on the second floor of the
sanitarium and was under the almost
constant care of a physician. Dur
ing the temporary absence of the
doctor at 3 o clock Sunday morning,
Mr. Moore got out of bed and made
his way out of the building. When
it was discovered that Mr. Moore was
miealng, Night Officer Wilcox wan
summoned. A search was then in
stituted and two hours later the
missing man was found standing in
the center of the street about two
blocks north of the sanitarium. He
made no resistance and returned to
his quarters with the officer and the
physician. His feet and legs were
covered with mud and he was shiver
ing from the cold to which he hud
been subjected.
Mr. Moore left Roseburg about
three weeks ago for Kentucky, wTiere
ho had planned to remain witfl his
mother during the winter. Upon his
arrival at VVinnemucca he sirTIered
from a nervous breakdown and left
the train on which he had purchased
transportation. Ho was taken In
charge by the railroad officials there
and his brother was notified. A few
daya later Mr. Moore was returned to
HoHeburg, where he Is now under
the care of a physician. Mr. Moore
owns considerable properly In this
vicinity and is said to be quite
wealthy.
Forgot Your Aches.
Stiff knees, acning lhnns, lame back
mako life a burden. If you suffer
from rheumatism, gout, lumbago,
neuralgia, get a bottlo of Sloan's Lini
ment, the universal remedy for pain.
Kasy to apply; it penetrates without
, rubbing and soothes the tender flesh
Cleaner and more effective than
niussy ointments or poultices. For
strains or sprains, soro muHcles or
wrenched ligaments resulting from
strenuous exercise, Sloan's Liniment
gives quick relief. Keep it on hand
for emergencies. At your Druggist,
25c.
HOHOES TO HAVE COLLEGE.
Law, English, Journal ihin and
tui-e Study Among Courses.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2 Announcement
of the opening here within a feiTUays
of the International Hobo College,
offering courses for migratory work
ers In law, English, journalism, hy
gtrne, mathematics and nature study
was made today.
The college will be condulted un
der the auspices of the Internation
al Hrotherhood Welfare Association,
it was stated, and is fortified by an
endowment of 7D0 given by James
tJads How, of St. Louis.
I AUM WAS LEASED.
F. M. Cook has rented his Lees
Creek ranch to Moffmeister Broth
ers, two young men from near Itose
burg, says the Myrtle Creok Mail.
Mr. Cook has reserved 40 acres and
one of the houses on the nremises,
but Is planning to get back Into the
timber business early in the spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Cook have, by home
steading and by purchase, acquired
title to a tract of 420 acres in one
body, every 4U acres of which is
touched by an irrigating ditch, an.l
while the greater portion of the land
Is covered by timber and brush. It
will make a great stock farm when
cleared.
Clear Bad Skin From Within.
Pimply, muddy complexions are duo
to Impurities in the blood. Clear up
tho skin by taking Dr. King's New
Life Pills. Their mild laxative quali
ties remove the poisons from the sys
tem and brighten tho eye. A full,
free, non-grlplng bowtJ movement in
the morning Ib the reward of a dose
of Dr. King's New Life Pills the night
before. At your Druggist, 25c.
DftAI.V AND VICINITY.
If you have something to sell or
rent try an Adv. in Tho Review.
S. M. Wilcox and family returned
homo from Portland Wednesday
night to spend the Thanksgiving
holiday. The family are residing In
Portland this winter for school ad
vantages not procurable here.
Prof. Harry Hrookhart came up
Monday from Albany, where he in
teaching the junior high school, the
ichool being closed for the week on
account of an epidemic of rash among
the children.
The Misses Madallne Ileitis and
Mable Gardner went to their respect
ive homes at Corvallis and Muploton
dii Wednesday to spend tho Thanks
giving time with home folks.
Mrs. Emitly Hrookhart returned
home a week ago from Dlsston,
where hIig spent a few weeks on busi
ness. v Miss Velma Cook came homn the
fore part of tho week from where
she Is teaching on tho lower Sluslaw
to spend Thanksgiving with her
mother.
Marry Eecleston arrived home the
fore part of the week from I jiko
Dec. 2
Every Socket in Your Home
Is
a Gateway and it's up-to-you how wide you open it. Back of the Lamp
Socket lies the Mighty and Powerful Genii,
Ready to do your bidding. You turn on the socket and the Genii will light your lamps, heat up your electric grills, irons, etc.
Come to our store and see all the appliances that can be used; demonstrated; take one home and try it.
Watch for our
Specials
for each day of
this week
ALL THE WEEK
$3.50 Guaranteed Electric
Iron $3.00
Special for Tuesday
A $3.85 Toaster for $2.00.
Headquarters for Universal Electric Appliances
OSEBURG ELECTRIC CO.
Everything Electrical so You can Make This An Electrical Christmas
County, where he hail spent several or Mrs. Barker's health, the high al- sary on Thanksgiving day to which E. .1. Hertford. h. Sharp is foreman, who lire cruis-
inontha. tltude where their homestead is a number of their relatives were In- C. .M. llenderer recently sold his ing the timber on the O. & C. grant
itoy Pntchen arrived home Thurs- located not agreeing with her. Hoy vlted, among them being Mrs. Red- fine farm five miles north of town lands in this vicinity, moved Into
day rrom Harney County, where ho says that Douglas County looks good ford's mother, Mrs. J. A. Sterling to Mr. B. Klynn, of Ilaker County, town on Sunday from "loe Bullivant's
went last August with l.ee Barker to li i m. and Iter son, Ed. Sterling, Hurley who has taken possession of the prop- place five miles east of town, where
anil family.. The Barkers are resid- Mr. and Mrs. .1. T. Fledford celo- Mattoon and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur crty. tu.v nave been located for several
lug In Burns this winter on account hratcd their 17th wedding nnniver- Thiel, of Oakland, and Mr. and .Mrs. A party of five men. of whom T,. days. X.X.
Firing the Shot That Finishes This Business Forever
FINAL PRICE SMASH STARTS TOMORROW
Selling out what's left of the Square Store stocks in a monster farewell bargain offering eclipsing former low price
sale records in our final efforts to sell with a rush every last dollar's worth of this stock, emptying the shelves of all
yard goods. "Quick Sale" prices on all men's, women's and children's suits and coats wiping out the furnishings at
whatever price they'll bring. A sensational dispensation of the balance of the stock in the shortest possible time.
Must Sell Out What's Left of This Stock in a Hurrv!
XMAS BOX HAND
KERCHIEFS, REG. 60c
45c
CHILDREN'S GAUZE
UNIONS
19c
JUSTRITE CORSETS,
REG. $2.50
$1.85
BATH MATS.
REG. $1.50
$1.19
Merchants
Take Notice!
Merchants wishing to pur
chase goods during the final
selling, will not be restricted
in any department. Prices
we quote arc below present
wholesale markets. Investi
gate before lots are broken.
Burchard & Downey.
LADIES' DRESS
SKIRTS, REG. $11.50
$8.19
GUEST TOWELS.
REG. 30c
19c
LADIES' COATS,
REG. $11.50
$8.90
LADIES'
SILK LISLE SUMMER
UNIONS, REG. $1.25
83c
CARSON'S $2.00 WORK
GLOVES
$1.35
MEN'S $3.00 AND $3.50
KINGSBURY HATS
$2.19
XMAS BOX HAND
KERCHIEFS REG. 75c
55c
GEORGETTE CREPE
AND CREPE DE
CHINE BLOUSES
REG. $6.50
Now $4.39
$3.75 LADIES' FLAN
NEL MIDDIES
$2.89
MEN'S HEAVY COT
TON HOSE
Per
Pair
10c
B. V. D.'s, REG. $1.00
AND $1.50
73c
MEN'S SILK FIBRE
HOSE, REG. 35c
21c
MEN'S FLEECE
UNIONS, REG. $1.25
79c
MEN'S CAPS, VAL. TO
$1.25
69c
MEN'S 50c AND 75c
TIES
35c
Doors Open Tomorrow Morning at 9 O'clock.
Store alterations for our new exclusive Coat and Suit House will soon be under way, forcing us to
wipe out the balance of our present stocks in a hurry. Full details of our future plans will appear later.
Final Selling Qn QfnrO Cfnnlr0 Star Tomorrow Morning. Lewis
of the OHUaiC OlUI C OlULIVd Bros. cSc Co. of Spckane, in charge
Attention
Xmas Shoppers
Shipments of new blouses,
dainty Xmas handkerchiefs
and numerous other articles
that we were unable to can
cel shipment are now on dis
play, selling at the same low
prices that marks the entire
stock throughout. Don't buy
until you have seen these
dainty holiday gifts.