FACE FOUR
EYKXIXQ IIOSHUURG HEVTEW,. MONDAY. DErEMlll'U 4, V)il
EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW
ISU'I I DAILY EXCEPT SLXDAY
1IV
liKVIKW Pl'lilJSHIXM COMPAXY
Entered at Jioseburg, Oregon, Poatr
oiii-e us second cln.43 iimtUT.
I j. VlMIli:iil.Y.
DA 1 1 A'
I'er yc;ir, ly in;iil J3.00
lvr mouth, rielivfrotl 50
Pit wf'k, ilHivervd 15
.si-jmi-wkkk ly
Per year $2.00
.Six months 1.00
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Kli titiii ovnr. kii now Tor your-
hnllriav lol'js. Clark's Studio.
C. A. Mai
tu i' s bin k
dux. of Oniuliii. arrive.!
last c cniiiK lo p'luain
for a few (ia.-fi.
F. M. Kyki'S and wife, of Cliicn,
Calif., have arrived h'-re to hioikI
a f;w days on lnisines.s.
(ItMHu1 Lawrence, of Portland, ar
rived here la.st evening to pass a tew
drive looking alter husine.s.4 matte-rH.
i;e;;t and cheapest j;lft Ir a first
clans folo. Your friends can buy
everyt liing else. Hit now. (Mark's
Studio.
Sam Wardwoll was able to r'-Hurm;
his duties in the tax roltectiiiK of
fice this morning alter being ill for
Kevenil days.
Loo Itapi' has rolurned to Corvalli.s
afler spending bis Thanksgiving
vai.ilion with his parents, .Mr. and
,Mi'H. Ceo. Y. Itapp.
Coos Hay Times: Mrs. Walter
I.aird ,ol Sitkuni. went to North
Hend loday to upend Thanksgiving
with her brother at Mercy Hospilal.
M . II. Nichols, of Ihe Western
Klectric Company, arrived in Itose
burg this in o ii i ii k to upend a couple
of days looking after business mat
ters. ! ratlin Pass Courier: H. W. lluber
and wife ret urned to Itoseburg last
nigh I .afler speudlnir a week with
Mrs. Ruber's brolhers, Ira and John
May.
(rants Pass Courier: Mr. and Mrs.
Wise, who spent Thanksgiving wlih
their daughter, Mrs. Kalph Davis, re
turned to their home at Youcalla last
night.
S. C. Mart ni iii, of t he local for
est ry offices, is spending a few days
In Portland attending the Oregon
Spoil smell's League. lie will plot)
ably return here about Wednesday.
Coos May Times: Misses Helen and
Lois Uussell, of Itoseburg, have been
visiting in the city at the home of
M. '. Uussell. They lel'l today for
Coiuille to spend several days there.
Mrs. O. L. Jones and children, of
It iddle, stopped off at Ldcnhower
Sat unlay evening to visit wil li t he
termer's mother, Mrs. I'. W. Andrns.
Mrs. Jones and children are enroule
to their home nTter spending some
time at Caribaldl.
Mrs. lidward Jordan returned on
I he morn i n g train to her home at
Itecdsporl after spending Thanksgiv
ing with Miss Virginia l.yster. her
sister, says the Coos May Times. Mr.
Jordan also ca me from lioedsport
and went to Myrlle Point this morn
ing. May Henderson, who has charge
of the schools In the Looking Clasr.
dlst rid , is spending a few days in
Itoseburg lsiiing wilh his pa reals,
lie will remain here until the schools
of the Lonking Class district are
ordered reopened by t he heal I h an
tliorities.
Yelma Pates entertained a mini
her of her girl friends at her home
nt t he corner of 1 lunulas and LI la
M reets Sat ill da v e wiling. C allies,
music and social converse furnished
t he chlel cuter! a in incut leal in es ol
I lie e en lug. Delicious rel t eshineiils
e't m'I ed.
The management of the Koseburg
Klectric Company late Saturday in
Hailed a siring of incandescent elec
i dc lights in front ol bis business
establishment. The eliects of the II
1 1 1 in ma lion were quite noticeable
Sa I urday e ening and resulted in
much I .t ol aide comnieiit,
'edneday evening the Coos Pay
Li in iled t out h bound, was d era i led
m a r the i nek u a t ry a tew nub
this side ol Mvrlle Point, sas the
Noiib Mend llaibor. A sleeping cow
mi t be t rack was not ti In t i no
lo slop ! lie 1 1 a in, and d i ailed t be j
engine and the iir.- t baggage car. The
engine was t urned cro'-w b-e of t he
C. S. 1 leliilf tie, dl the local India!
Agen.y, lett tor Portland Satuida
night in p'V'.mim' to a t- b-gritin an j
iniiiiiiiia: i 'e f-erions Uliie.-w of Mis j
( . Ltoi id.:e. Mis. Kl.li id;e is the
i m. I her ol Mis. 1 lei uli lie and w a a
I id-li! el linv Lin ; oj 1 w o r.H'S.
lb r hu.-n.ind a w . II I, now n Ore
go u minister and was at one t i me
pa- or ot the M.-tliodisl Lpis.o)'al
i hurch ot tins city.
1 he home ol Miss.-.-. Alwiia. leda,
He:Sie and ( Llislilie I I a fen Wild the
M-.-ne d a .b lit btul old n.aid"'
pa I ty t'C'd.iv ex . n M i. 'I he e t lung
was spt'hl in it;i in' mi g, t I'm bet Hig a tot
iV'Iidei'itig IHIUir,i! s.-lec! inns, alter
Wbh'll del icloll I el i e-h In nt;-. W ere
at'V ed. 'I hoe pt i n I w.ii , 1 ma
Warner, Km h ai n i . Pai n.u a
.lanier, iola lu ni, eliua t. we-,
Crace Prior and (lie bo le
Arlhur I o.n li. ho h.id l
fin. d In (ln connly lull, h.i
.:m d and i- mil n I'otwl
M .. t .h I it l. l;,, old Mr Co.
;,i i. -i.d -lor all't'.cl 1 1. 1 :i i -
in i.
HHICHESTLR S PILLS
I tl I . Itl IHtMl nit Ml. A
il nf h... !.. ,' n ni l m rru
IM m l:t( M l
DRlGGISISnilllttHtKE
several persona Just after hia
brut her, Joe Coach, nhut and killed
G. T. Treadgold and then ohot him
self. Arthur Coach now has u nuit
pendiiiK asking that Col. It. H. Ifuaa
be made his guardian instead ot his
Hibter, Mrs. Leo ,1. Cary. The hun
band of Mrs. Cary is one of the turn
Coach 1h alleged to have ihr-aten-d
to kill.
twixvk ;itK. r m:i:i is i ni
Some of these are story-groups
like those inimitable stories of tli
old home down in Maine in which I
A. Stephens shows himself a master
There will he Serials for girls, serials
for boys, serials that hold the rapt
attention of all readers of either sex
and all ages. And the Hot ion is only
i corner of The Companion. It i
brimful and running over with all
manner of good things. There's nol
,i belter $2.00 worth of periodical
reading anywhere. Head for Ihe ! ore
cast lor 1!)17, which discloses some
of the delightful secrets of the new
volume.
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cember Issues of The Compan
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The Companion Home Calendar
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LODGF. CARDS
iVOODMIO.V )!' TIIIO WOULD, Oak
Caruii No. 1 2fi. .MrctH In Ihu Oihl
I'VUowh' hall III Itux.'luirg ewrv
1st & lird Momlay evening. Visit
ing iHtiKlilmrn alwayri wi'lrotiu'.
T. b. WKA'rilKHh'Oltl), C. C.
AI ,M I J . 1 . K 1 1 . CIit 1.
IIACI.IOS, Hosi'Iiihk A ill- nicotn In
tlirli- hull on .lac-kuon St., on 2ntL
anil 4lli Monday cvcnliiK-s of t-ach
month, at S o'clot U. VinllinK hicth
n.Mi In M(nnl HlamllnK alwayK wi:l
ooine. IIOW'Altl) 1 1 KriS, W. 1'.
11. tiOOIl.MA.N, V.
rhono M is:l.
V()Mi:. Ol'' WOOIH'lt AI'T, I.lhio
t'lri-U. No. III. Mi-olB on tho 1st
and ;inl Monilay cVfiihiB of each
month at Odil rt-llowH' hall. Vlslt
Iiik mt'tii Imm's In kooiI tandini; ar
Inviti'il to att"titl.
I.KNA lilO.NN, (!. N.
fl.AIIA CAW LR l;i .1 1, CM'lk
(. H. S., Itosi'hlirn (liapli-r No. H.
IIoIiIh their regular tn.'ctin on
thu 1st ami ;t id 'I'hnrKilay III oai'h
month. VIsIIIiik nii'inbcrs in i; ood
HtandlUK nro ii'HiutI I ally Invllod
to atl.'ml.
.MA It IK A. III'I'KII. W. M
J'' UK H .l 0 1 1 N SI I ,N . Siv.
Ki:i'.i:i MIS, Itos.-liurK llolifkali
l.udn.', No. II. I. o. o. I''. .Mvols
In Odd lVllows' T.'in ilo I'V.ry
'I'ni'Sday .vtniiiK. VIslliiiK Pisl'Ti
and lir.dlu.'ll In il.Ml to attrnd.
MltS. KI'FIK Sl'IIWAItZ, N. C.
MILS. Til. I.IK JOHNSON. S.n
101. SI H IllMi'HUKY. K. S.
I. (I. O. 1'., HislllK Star UmIkp No. 171
moolK In tho Odd I'Hiinis loinpii'
ovory l''riday iivi-nlin;. VlHltinK
hndlin'i' nlwaMl wi'li-onu..
.1. II. I1AKSII, N. a.
CAHI, OILMAN, It. S.
M. l'ICKt.K, K. S.
K. of !'. l,OI)(JI0.--Aliha l.od.ui No.
4V, ni.'.'t H oory W.'dni'sda.- I'vrli
lilK In I. O. o! V. liall. VisiliilK
Knli'.hln always wi'U-onio. l'ay dn.'s
lo Hoy I'. IHirldn, M. of at
' Imds for Moil" ntoro.
W. II. 1IOWIH0N. 0. 0.
10. 10. W1MIU0U1.Y. K. li S.
. I'. .i A. M.. l.iniii-1 1i.Iko No. lit.
ld'f'.nlar Colninnnii'ations L'nd and
fourth 'odiH'sda s rat h linmth at
Mantnili' 'roinplo, liosi'lniri:. Oi.
V li.it i in vrlconn
11. II. WILLIAM:?. W. M.
V. II AliKIS. S.'fV.
I. OVAI. OliHl lt Ol' MOOSIO. U..si..
Imi-K I "tl.'..' No. I Hi'. -.Moots Moll
day o'ilil!K of caoll Hook, at S o'
rlo. k In Mat ralo o hall. All isilliti;
lii-olln i h art- In. il.-. I to allond.
W. .1. MOON, lii.t.ilor.
II. O. r.WitlK TlOli. Si,y.
II. ! 1 lk. liKsolmrii I -liif. V.
il'Jll. ll-t'th; r.--.:nlar i-oiiiiuunira-tlon
al tlio 'romido on tl'.o
;'lltl n ml -llli Thursda.s of oath
ninmli. All n;,.iil-r ro.niosto.l I"
allil.il n-ciilaily. and nil WMIIm:
hrolluls aio ti.iill.illy Invllod to
alli'ild K H S l'i: '.Mi l', 10. K.
II! 1!. I! 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 ;. S.h'v
I. o. O. I-'., I nion l'iiiinitniont No. 1.
M.m !- in odd V'vlh.w T.-nipl.'.
i'orv Tlnnr-d.i'. tt-iulu: Vi'it.ni:
In i-lli:- li ah.. i iii'liutMi'
.1 K I'- Mi l' V. C I'
1' S I I .CM. I'KKASC. II. IV
j i! ii mi i v. i: s.
j m rs vu r. i' s
I. O. o I".. I'lill.lalhin lo.li;.' '.. K.
M. . K 111 I l,!d I'. 11. . s- T. illt'.'.
rniiiif k nii and C.i -. Sis., on
Satm.l.iv c.'nllit' .if oai'h work.
Morn'.i ! i of tho ordor In ,.',ll
t t .i ti . 1 1 ii aio Invlt.Nl to atlond.
O II. I'ICKKNS. N. 11.
J. 11. IIMI.KY, !'. a.
M. M. M ! I.I.Kit. It. S.
All 1 1 1 hs ftel A J rort Lseinen t a in
MtTtcft new (xlny will bo found on
Pafi 0, under "New Today' head.
MISCIOI.I.AMOOl S.
I'SIO KALOMITIO. - No washboard
dntd.-ry or inhblni. Sold at
I'.ii.-lmi & II. II.
I-'OU MANIiOI.IN, VIOI.l.N. CI'lTAR.
HAN.Io lessons, see l-'oruson at
I'llisltiw ti II. II.
IM.lONTy or money to loan on good
real t'S'atn security. Agent Mort
Kai;o C'ompany Holland America.
Isaac Host, Grants Panu, Ore.
LOST AMI FOUND.
Kol'.Nli.- Modern Woodman pill.
Owner may have same by calling
al l his oi l ice and describing pin.
I-'OI NO. Automobiie gauntlet
glove. Own.-r call at lieview olflce
and bring other glove for identi
fication. roi'M). On Mill Btreet, a parcel.
Owner can have same by ile.scrlb--
Jug articles and paying for this
adv. lnijtlirc at lieview office.
WANTKI)
'A' A NT 10 1). lO.xiiorlenced chocolate
dipper at tho Hose Confectionery.
I.AIiY would like house keeping or
oilier steady work. Address 11. V.,
care lieview'.
U'ANTIOD. Canary birds. Call 725
West I.ane, or l'hone l'57-Y. -Mrs.
II. 11. Iliowu.
WAN'I'IOH. --(iirl wants work or
hoil-ework. Address A. .M., Ilox
I ol. Itoseburg.
IVA.NTIOll. - lOxporioncod man and
wife, no children, for bunk-house
cook and general farm work at the
Overland Orchards. full per
month. Must have good references.
'I'll" overland Orchards.
I'OI! ItlONT.
KOOMS. lint water heat. Ke.ison-
il.le. 'j::o N. Slepliens.
I'OK ItlONT. House on North Hose
street, liniuire at Hie creamery.
I-'AHM TO ItlONT.- Sell siook and
tools at a low rate. !HI-I Mill St.,
l'hone li'.x-Y.
I-'OU H I0NT.--Nice sleeping room.
with baih, in private family. 1-or
Information phono L'a-L.
I'Olt KIONT. 'I'hree 2-rooni apart-
liietltH. Illl'llished for housekeep
ing. - I luiuire Tin 1 So. I'ine.
Colt HIONT. Two well furnished
lei ping rooms wilji heat, close In,
private family, no children, l'hone
1 aii-lt.
l-"oli lilONT. A six room moilern
hiitiL-alow and one sev eii -room fur-ni'l.-'d
hom e. liniuire al al. I S.
I'ille Street.
I-'OU lilONT CIIIOAIV Uancli of 15
it res, wilh good house and barn,
i.' c. miles from Itoseburg. l'hone
T -1-" I I.
'ol; WIONT. :: furnished rooms
.suitable lor housekeeping. Cheap
if taken soon. liniuire at 'ICS
Cow lor SI.
I-'OIS s.M.K ANI 'I'ltAIHO
holt SACK. Sleam boiler and on-!
cine, about li II. 1'. l'hone I li !' L'. !
Hi S A 1 .10. llulbs of all kinds al
I I Cass SI. .Mrs. V. . Owen, 1
Florist.
CO li SAI .i: Small la I in at a bar ,
rain. Mil-I lie sold al once. Se "
Merrill, f.o I Mill St.. phone 1 lis Y.
I'll 11 1010 buggies ami harness for sale
or tratle. What have you to ox
chance'.' Call at Mi! South Kane.
I-'O It S M.IO. Klne driving horse. X .
vi lli's old. weight 1 1150. Will sell j
cheap or trade lor hay. I'lumej
1 ii K 2 J
KO It SM.10. - One 3 "j Mitchell
vvaoll. liti;h seat, good order; 1
0 'on tr tk. In.pilie .1. K. Culver.
l;..'i.-b!ir ;
Ml Mil. .. its and v. I, h seed for .ale.
: , ni i p. i-i : . I . al-o i le.ir v eli h
, I'h-'iie i i. K 1. Mis Anna
M l.ons CL v .Cunt
l-'OK S .i: I nn i4 vear nl.l inare
coll'.. lualcb. .1 ami gentle. Also
1 he.iv v 1 1 ra 1 1 h,.r so It. A. Her -
eliel. I'll!. II
l'Olt S.M.i; Ol! TK.M'l:. I'Ue liaeks.
i will Il.nl.. for hav or ri.uli or sell
I for cash: al-o lour ameai.ibii, for
! s.ile. Ai'idy to eiiher Louis Kohl
haceti or .l.ibn llaliks.
I'KK S VI. I"
in . .1 :i
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1 iv ii an. I 'n ti
I i ., 1 1 a l li i ,
I'OK SM C IT"' lei li'- No 1
b. ai de. I i-lul w 'n il. 1 '.' ' . I
b'l- llel. bin '-r lo fi:i!!!-h ,',. .! -liv
el.-d in K.e . leu f. Ill 1 i. lei -N
l,,s or mere II. .v. 1 I .'. i; 1' 1..
No. 1, Ho--ehill C.
KOI! TKAin: lairre lainh. s.
nail
I, km en n
I I
I'll,' rit.'i-el.iM l.l.i.e. Ill Kl1.iini..v
!'i..V '.! ie1''" 11 I I' 1 ''u -'el i'l' l' ',;,t ,H ''u di',''1''U'' l'clvveon a
i'-ii 1.-.' V"-'"i,Il t-,','i ' i i;oe-t l.-avinii ill I a. in. mid a
- ' - "'- , .n-l l v uirl -ecdinu mi unto'.'
l-'oi; sail ok tuahi: Cued lmn ,,,, , , n,,, m m iuw- I
;"k " I .,.' f I a y xr34 i 1
1 ,i -1 1 eili ii.nl I'niii ',' i.i.il Av.- I - '-;'?ii..'J4Hbtlt.jV'J
Iivmi an. I b.ri.' ,. I,.-.. l...','tv,ii T. 'f NU
i c.,u ,n ii : n " .i...i.-.misj a ittm B
I .'ii a, ie- . ; ii ' ' tl l'i:
I,.-, . .".. l"'b lle'il K ! ', W.il.'l
M '. d I'l l! "',-' III H "i O" "" '
! "11 So V !' ' K, .-.'. r
farms, hotels, stores. Income
blocks, rooming bouses,' houses
and lois for trade. See .Merrill,
the trader, for bargains. 504 Mill
St., plioue 13JI-Y. v
mi. r- i'on srkvic'k.
Good grade Ttetl Uurham. Terms
$2 Id advance, with return privileges.
At Fanners' Teed Shed.
ItlOI.IAHI.i: MUSKIiY hlOC'K.
Quality first; prompt, careful at
tention given to all orders'. L'mpqua
Valley Fruit Union.
Al'TO STAGE I.fNE DKI'OT.
Dally stages and autos for Marsh
field and all Coog liay points, also
for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W.
Rapp'a grocery store. 13a Sheridan
street. Cash paid for produce along
the line.
MAKKKT ItfOPOIiT.
Cattle Steers. $5.
to $n.90;
cowh, $1.00 to $.".00.
Sheep Wethers, $5.75 to
t7.r,n;
, $s.no
ewes, $1.75 to $5.75; lailihf
to $8.75. '
Hogs- $S. 5(1 lo $:.55.
Wool Val!ev, 3.1c to 34c.
Hosebllri; Market.
Ilutter fat :i:c per lb.
Tlutter -she per siim.ro.
Kggs 1 cents.
Potatoes $1.50 per cental.
Poultry Hens. 9c to 12c. snrlngs
1 2c.
XOTIOH TO lillllllOHS.
Sealed bills will be received at the
office of Uoscoe X. Oreen, Clerk of
School District No. I, Douglas Conn
ly. Oregan. mil II 5 o'clock p. 111., Dec.
11, lalli, and opened at a meeting
of the Hoard lo be held at 7 o'clock
p. in. on said date for the furnishing
of hardware for the High Svhool
Huilding. Specifications may be ob
tained al Ihe office of Ihe Clerk in
I ho Itoseburg National Hank Huild
ing. Itoseburg, Oregon.
Tho Hoard reserves the right , lo
reject any anil nil bids.
Doted this 24th day of November,
I a I (!.
KOSCO10 X. C.KIOION,
School Clerk of Dlst.- No. 4, liosc
hurg, Douglas County, Oregon.
DAII.V WIOA'I'liiOl: KIOI-OltT.
I'. S. Weather Dureall. local office,
Itoseburg. 2 I hours ending 5 a. in.,
today :
PriM tpitut ion in inches and hun
Iredths: Maximum temperature 50
Minimum temperature . -10
1'roelpltntfon 34
1'otal proeip. sTnce I si of mo.
50
Normal proeip. ror tills month
5.02
Total precip. from Sept. 1 to date
li.10
Average precip. imiii Sept. 1. '7 7
S.7H
Total deficlencv iroiii r.-pt. 1, '10
2.00
Average precip. lor ai vvet sea
sons (Sept. to May. iiH'lusi ve il 2. 1 2
WILLIAM H10I.L, Observer.
WIOATIIIOIt Oe; IOC A ST:
Tonight and Tuesday occasional rain
Live advei'llsers orrer the lies! bar
ains. Palronl'e Itovlevv advertisei-s
Douglas Hide and
Junk Company
Highest Cash Market Prices
Paid for Hides, I'ltrs. Wool.
Copper. Hrass, Auto Tires. Ka'is
ami all kinds of junk. We also
buy and sell tools, helling,
blocks and machinery.
Siinn- Deal to All Our Motlo
Call Phone 2 1'... .Main Oal;
Itoseburg - - Oregon
MEW YORK QAVE
:. WON'd, M..nni;er
Ol I0 DAY AND MdllT
MDAI.S AT ALL IIOl'KS
U.'iiular meals 25 reals
Chicken dinner Sundays from
12 noon to 2 p. m.
Chop Siiey, Noodles, Krcsh
O.Mo-.-s. I'isll. lOl.v. nt all times,
t orner Jin kson .V W ashington Sis
vVitrtf?u.'- i
f ' IP.---;v. i n
One U uo.ne prellv eal'tv, llli' l.tliel
a pi ell cit lie uoinv; '
vv .'ie are von ii.im:, 11! preiiy
. ( I'., iiii.ilitv M.-at M.uk. I.
" - - i -1 .
Ihe maid in question vva n iii.-ilil
l.i-. am! I.ollelii only lliertl ot llic
qualilv ,his! slie' lieiidcl licle!
The Economy Market
(iw). Kohlhmicn, lrp. Ptionfl M
SH00T
WITH A
KODAK
and send your
films to us foi
lli
DKVEr.Ol'IXG AXI I'ltlNTINO
Best work at moderate prices.
Kodaks, lOnstnian l'hoto Supplies
ROSEBURG BOOK CO.
Koseburg, Oregon.
4 4
.J. WHERE TO GET RESULTS.
4.
I You enn reach tlio people by
aflverliHing in The Kevtew.
J There are mere copies of the J
4 Imily and Twire-a-week Review 4
4 printed nnd circulated regularly J
J every week, than of all the other
4. I)oui;Ias County papers com- 4
hined, 4
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
L. H. S.AN'Dltr.AST
Attomcy-nt-ljiw
Perkins Building, itoseburg, Oregon.
DEXTISTTtY
Special attention glien porcelain
fillings. Prices reasonable as any
In the city on al! work.
J IS. CHAPMAN, I). 1). S.
Phones; Of.'lce 2R2, Res. 405-M.
Office rear of Review lildg., Rose
burg, Oregon.
OILS. SNEIX l6 LAPP
Osteopatbic Pbjsiclnns
Phones Office 119. lies. 216-L. 421-L
207 Perkins Dldg.. Hoseburg, Ore.
lilt. N. I'LVLKH
Idconseil Chiropractic physlcla.n
222 W. Ijine St., Roseburg, Oregon
Phono-15-2.
Consultation and Examination Free.'
Office Hours, 9 to 6.
Sundays and evenings by appoint
ment. Tllli II HI. I, INK .SCHOOL OK
, PIAHO Ml'SIC.
Mrs. (.'buries lleinllne, Dirci'tor
Mrs. -Max Combs, Assistant Toucher
Beginners a specialty. Concert
Plauists developed.
Morning classes fn Kindergarten,
children called for and taken home.
Studio 42il Klla St. Phone 33-R.
SKW COUNTY MAI"
Showing railroad lauds, price $1.50
I.. O. Illt'US, Surveyor
P. O. Mox, 477, Itoseburg
2pi'. Perkins Hh'.g. rtione I27-.1.
IMt. r. It. WAKK
PHYSICIAN AXI tMtGKON
Phones: Office, 384; Res. 126-n.
Rooms 416-416, Perkins Building.
.MISS PK.UiL STl'AItT
tti-aduate Xurso
Phone 169.
ltes. 218 S. Jackson
DltS. SLKI.V, SHTIIKH iV. SThWAlCT
Physicians ani SlirgiHins j
Sullo ot unices Hear ot Douglas Ra
tional Hank. Ground Floor.
Phone 36 1.
KOSKI.il'Itu .... ORL'CON
Oflico Hours: Phones:
10 to I 2 n. m. Office: Main 171
2 to 4 p. in. lies: Main 172
lilt. Li t LTT.V SMITH
Physician
Women and Children Diseases
a Specialty.
Office; Masonic Hldfi. Second I'loor
COLLLCTION EXPKRT
I liKiko a i"' i.ilt oi so-1 al
l..ul (irhls ;ih.i iiiul m i oiint.s.
No l)ill t"o hiifii' or tot siii.iU for
my iMimiai attcuiion.
C1IAS. K. (;uay
Oil' I co Masonic- Tom pie, KortuuK-
UOuTlr
but we make no claims In lb." vvay:,
e! I'.akinc new men out of old ou-'S V
i.v iTess-nc out their J.m: ami o'l" r i
.l.'l'ol 'ail;, s, but we can make v.i'arjO
old dollies look like new by our
r....-.lal.' Melln.its i O
of lie, m. in: and piessi-ie Ciem. Tl -
w ill ad 1 ureatly to vnur p. rs.-.-.i! J
A trial will cei-.v luce yon
of tUir fact.
rhmo 277
312 N. J.uks,m
Imperial Cleaners
R.eal Estate
City and Farm
Property, Timber Lands
GEORGE RITElt
122 West Oak Street
ilnul.tr I'ortlnial .Vdly i.'ninl
G. VV. Young & Son
REAL ESTATE
Bonds. Loans, Rentals
Fire Insurance, Notary Public
116 CASS ST. PHONE 417.
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Aim to
Look around the City antf you will notice that nine
out of ten of the successful business men are neatly
dressed and meet you with a pleasant simlc and a
courteous manner Neatness and Courtesy are two
of the greatest assets to any business think it over
and send that bundle to us right away
ione 79
Roseburg Ke79 Laundry
Do
mas Shoppin;
NOW! '
Indestruetalde Doli Kuril it ure made of (lire
Chairs, 2oc and :'.oe; nickers. 2".c ami :l;",e
20c: doll cradles, 60c: beds, $1.2.".; dress,
doll houses, Jfi.Tiii. Child's . chairs. l.i;.",;
cliilds' desks. $:! 7.".. All Ihe ahove in Ihrei
st l onn and uui ahie.
All kinds of siuifed animals
I'nliKils, elc, lac, 2.".c and foic.
Camels, hull'alo. Teddy hears.
Kid liody dolls
wilh bisiiue
si. tin to sr.. mi.
Mocks, etc.
Toy waiious,
Chinaware, silverware, cat kImss. nil kinds of fiirnilure and
I'liKs, nil suitable for holiday Kills.
See our line before ninkinti your purchases. !
A. J. LILBURN & SON
COMPLIi I K HOUSK IT RNISIII- RS
ipatii'ia ;'Juju!es. -
HOUSE PLANTS
Health and Cheerfulness are all benefited by
good light in the house, and there's no better
way to get it there, than by the way of
A Bay Window
CONSULT
KENNY LUMBER COMPANY
C OO 0OOCvCkXhxO:c1v0v0
TfTe North Side Grocery
if "SS '"" lini' "f l!est
Flour and
Wheat by (he sack.
We buy eggs.
Alton S. Frey.Prop.
o
Mrs. F. D. Owen
Cut Flowers
Potted Plants
Funeral Designs
Wedding Boquets
PHONE3
firecnliouse 0-F13 t City 414
STOP AT
Hotel Grand
Cass St., Roseburg, Or.
Excel
Your
' ply veneer.
tables. 2dc and
is. $1.50; large
rockers, $1.75;
ply veneer, very
for tin
Utile folks, cats, dogs.
$1.2".: nlnsh (Iol'S J2 on
heads, sewed vvics. sleenlnir eves.
carts, erectors, huildillK
Groceries,
Feed to Sell.