Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, December 15, 1916, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textpage rocn EVENING neSEBTOO REVIEW. FMDAY, DKCKMlitfl IS, 1814, Don't Forget to In clude us in your shopping trip We offer these an a few suggestions as to what you may find TOYS, 9c and up 5, I AIK Itll'LF.S, 75c and up. , . JJ :? PKUCOIiATORS, $2.00 and up. CASSi:il()l,i:S, $1.75 and up. i HAl-'ETV HAZOItS, 25e and up. KODAKS, $1.25 and up. Tockot Knives, Holler Skates, Flush Lights, Silverware, Alum inum Ware. Churchill Hardware Co. ROSEBURG, ORE. IRONMONGERS P. 8. Don't forget that a "Mystic Mitt," a "Chamois Clean er," a can of "Orono," or other little useful article makes an acceptable reminder. XMAS Doll Buggies Bonutlful Heed doll buggies ar rived yoHtcrduy al Strong's Furniture Store. Thoy look llko the Heed cur rfitKOH which people tiro buying, and a io Hiiro to plcuHO tho particular mot her and (lin little daughter. AIho hv.q tho doll sulky carts which Strong Is selling. Blackboard For Children Teaches them to writo and read more quickly thnn anything In tho world. Two daudieH at Strong's. Convex Glass and Oval Frames Perhaps you want a convex glass and oval plcturo frame. Then see Strong, for ho Is selling them for one-third tho price asked by agents. All manner and kinds of picture frames. Other Suggestions Are PreHHlng Tallies, several real bargains; Jardiniere stands; rockers, recti and leather, or plain wood; car pet sweepers; suit cases, or club bugs, etc. B. W. Strong The Furniture Man Quick Profits Count When you buy a sack of th-ur line aim save fmin tn :!'c it counu You can save In the same mHM'iioii ti everv tiling in the GROCERY LINE Buy Your Fall Supply Now and You'll Save Considerable No bad debts if you trade with us. THE CASH STORE OYSTERS ANY STYLE At your home Order the Fresh Olympia Oysters. We get them fresh, in bulk twice a week. They are by far the best oysters on the market easy to serve at home any style you like. Soft drinks Also. Phone your order Roseburg Soda Works LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Reduction la Parisian Ivory goods at Huey'a. E. L. Parrott lrt this morning for Etteue to look after business a feu days. Xmas Cards, Xmas Bpoka, Toys, Dolls and (James, at Tho Koseburg Book Store. A. D. S. IJlgeBtivo Tablets relieve distress alter eating, f or sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Why not give a kodak for Xmas. A large stock to select from at the Koseburg Hook btore. Mrs. C. W. Clark arrived here from Kugnno last evening to visit relatives for several days. The Pollyanna serves as good a cup of chocolate or coffee as can be had anywhere at any price. Arthur W'alch, of Portland; ar rived hero laHt evening to spend a coutde of days on business. Miss Emma Knoles, of Tiller, ar rived in the city laut evening to spend a few days with friends. J. O. Day, of Olalla, arrived here last evening to spend a few days. He is registered at tho Grand hotel. Drop in THE POLLYANNA after the show or dance for a hot chicken tamalo or sandwich. The best ever. J. W. Hunter and wife, of Myrtle Creek, left for home yesterday even ing after passing the day in this cityv Miss Grace Taylor went to Port land this morning, where she will spend several days visiting relatives. DRAIN TILE. 3-inch, 4-Incu, 6- inch and 8-inch. Page's have brick, also lumber, shingles, windows and doors. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Webster, visit ors in tho city yesterday from Spo kane, left, last evening Tor Los An geles. Miss Anna White, of Portland, Is spending a few days in Koseburg on business. Khe is registered at a lo cal hotel, Alfred Wollenherg loft for San Francisco last evening, r where he will spend the next few weeks with his family. Mrs. E. A. Johnson, who had been visiting friends here for several woeks, left yesterday for her home at Sacramento. Edwin Weaver, a well known Myr tle Creek resident, spent last night In Koseburg. Ho was registered at tho I'mpqua hotel. O. It. Carpenter and wife, of Mel rose, arrived in Koseburg hfst even ing to spend u day or two. They are registered at the Grand hotel. Mrs. C. 11. Livingston, who spent yesterday in this city, loft on her way to Southern California Iai evening, where she will spend the winter. W. II. A. Williams arrived home last evening after spending tho past two weeks at Portland. Mrs. Wil liams, who is In a hospital there, is said to he Improving. " Do not buy a poor grade of can dies, liny gondii that you know are Freshly .Made and Pure. You will get loweivt cash prices at the Peo ples' Supply Company. Thomas A. Kdlson's favorite Inven tion, tho Kdisou Diamond Disc. Whalevor you do be sure and henr it beforo buying a phonograph. Plays any mako of records. w. E. Ott, Dealor. Kay Wakefield and wife, of West Concord, Minn., arrived here last evening to visit with the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Wake field. They will remain until after the holidays. W. D. Moore, who has ben a pa llenl at tho local sanitarium for some time as the result of his ner vktus breakdown, was taken it his morning to Salem. He was in the care of an attendant of the state hos pital, where he will be treated by the state authorities. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shattuck, formerly of Canada, who are on then way to reside in California, left last evening after a visit with A. P. Dean, at the Soldiers' Home. Mr. Dean was their neighbor both In Michigan and Xortli Dakota, where their families lived for many years. Their visit was greatly enjoyed. An immense stock of Freshly Made pure, toothsome and nutri tious Xmas Sugar Plums. Well ns- sorted and at astonishingly low prices. Come early prepared to buv while tho assortment is good. Whole sale prices will prevail on quantity purchases. Peoples Supply Com pany, wholesalers to the consumer. I For WIRE FENCE Write or Call on Stearns &Chenoveth Oakland Oregon. We have several car loads at lowest prices. Best wire staples and brace wire. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189L. Jitney service, 4 cars, -corner Kose and Cass. Phone 211. " Fountain Pens cleaned and re paired, at The Roseburg Book Store. William Emery and son, Loyal, of Coles Vallev, spent last evening In the city. C. A. Blanc-hard, if Los Angeles, has arrived in Koseburg to spend a fed days. Lawrence Hemiinger, of Oakland, spent last night in Ilosebui!; visiting with friends. Henry Davis, of Portland, arrived here last, evening to spend a few days with friends. F. Fortin, of I'mMua, spent last night In tho city. Ite was registered at tho Grand hotel. Peter Lacey. of Chehalis. Wash., arrived here last evening to pass a few days on business. Charles Henderson, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. C. M. Trumbull, of Portland, ar rived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. Charles I). Frank, of Oregon City, spent the day In llosoburg looking after business matters. Howard Montgomery, of Umatilla, arrived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. Mrs. II. L. Smith, of Sutherlin. spent last night In Koseburg look ing r.rter business matters. Fred IJeetlo, of Portland, arrived here last oveuing to spend a few days looking nfter business matters. C. A. llarker and wife, of .Myrtle Point, spent last evening in the city looking after business matters. Mrs. Harry Good of Salem, left lor ner borne last evening alter u rew days spent here with Triends. The Stewart phonograph and 12 selections of music for only $8.75. Come and hear It. W. K. Ott, Dealer. Mr. and Mrs. II. Q. Drown, of Kid dle, spent last night In Koseburc. They were registered at the I'mpoua notet Henry Osgood, of Vancouver, Wn., left for his home last night after a few days spent here visiting with mends. SHINGLES Another car of those fine shingles nt Page's tho last car went in a week; get your order In quick. Air. and Mrs. Charles Pellock. of Dunsinulr. Cnlir., arrived here last evening to pass a few days visiting wim mends Books for the children and Books for the grown ups mako good Xmas gifts. A large stock nt tho Roseburg uook storo. Mrs. Charles Wheeler, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a couple of weeks visiting with friends and relatives. Cut prices, duality the best, all strictly fresh groceries, flour and feed at the Spot Cash Basket Gro cery, 238 N. Jackson. Picture Frames made to order at The Koseburg Book Store. Bring your pictures for framing early to get. mem oeioro Atmts, Bargain day, Monday only, men's suits 1-reiK'h dry cleaned i, other days $1.25. Koseburg Cleaning & Pressing Works. G. W. feiu,,t.- Anyone wishing a flno turkey ror Christinas or New Year will do woll to order it now from O. Gordon Stewart, Laurel Crest Ranch, phone 4-F14. Make Xmas gifts of jour own kodak pictures. A choice lot of folders nnd calendar mountings for kodak pictures at The Roseburg Book Store. Dr. A. C. Seely, who has been 111 with rheumatism for several days, is Improving nicely. He will prob ably be able to resumo his duties early next week. Mrs. W. G. Waiie. of Drain, spent last evening In Koseburg consult ing wllh local physicians. Mrs. Wade Is a frequent visitor here nnd Is well known in this vicinity. County Clerk K. 11. Lenox will re turn here tomorrow evening nfter a few days spent in Portland, w here Ho attended the annual convention of tho Oregon County Clerks' Association. A Ton of Fresh. Mnde in Oregon. Pure sugar candy. In this week. Our quantity prices are Wholesale Prices. Save money on your Christinas order. Peoples' Supply Co., Wholesalers to tho Consumer. County Judge Mnrsters nnd Com missioner It. I-'. Nichols will return hero tomorrow after passing a few LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Cash paid for fresh ranch eggs at the Cafeteria. French Ivory at reduced pricB at Huey's. Miss ' Blanche Wilson, piano teacher. Phono 176-R. J. L. Stanley has changed bis Jit ney to 1U9 Sheridan St., phone 258. Roy Stearns came over from Oak land this morning to look after busi ness affairs. Mrs. O. A. French, of Sutherlin, came over this morning to spend the day with friends. -John R. Truman, of Portland, has arrived In Koseburg to spend a few days on business. Victor Phipps deturned home to Dlllard this morning after a couple of days' visit here. Arthur Pollock, of Portland, ; rived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. Harrv Bennett, of Portland, ar rived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. G. II. Dyer, of Myrtle Creek, re turned home this morning after a brief visit here on business. G. C. Moore left for Riddle this morning, where lie will visit the next few days with friends. W. S. Hamilton went to Myrtle Creek this morning to look after some business at bis ranch. Popcorn for Christmas, 6 sacks 2!c; 3 lbs. raw, 25c, at Popcorn Wagon. Order for Xmas trees. Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Nichols re turned to Kiddle this morning after a visit here to a local physician. Harry Welch, of Los Angeles, ai rived in the city last evening to pass few days spent hero on business Charles I!. Kiland, of Salem, lett for his home last evening after a few days spent here on business. Splrella Corsets can fit all types; made to order. Belle Case, Corse tlcrre, Bell Sisters' Bldg., Phone 320-J. A good book, regardless of its cost, always makes a dignified Xmas gift. Get the best at The Koseburg Book Store. The Krohn Drug Store prescription files are now at Chapman's Phar macy foi' those desiring a prescrip tion refilled. Mrs. W. C. Dement, of Myrtle Creek, who had been spending a few days with relatives, returned homo this morning. W. C. Harding and wife will leave here soon for Portland and other Northern Oregon cities, where they will spend the holidays. .Mrs. Louisa Underwood and Miss Mlna Metcall. of Pomeroy, Wash., left tills morning for Los Angeles, after passing a few days hero. Attorney Klbert Hermann re turned here this morning alter a couple of days spent at Portland on business. He says Roscoe Green and wife will return trom tnat city tomorrow. Tho Ladies' Aid Society of Chris tian Church will hold a ba.aar and home cooking sale in the room for merly occupied by Guest's bakery, on Saturday, Dec. ICth. There will also be a samplo booth. Al. Kent has begun tho tas. k of Installing a steam heating plant in tho gurago conducted by Maker & Patslaf, and situated on North Jack son serecl. The work will be com pleted within the next two weeks, according to Mr. Kent. Reports received here today from F.ugeno Indicate that L. K. Bean, of that city, has the almost solid sup port of the Southern Oregon repre sentation in the House for Speaker. Among Mr. Bean's supporters arc Chas. A. Brand, or Garden Vellev. Roy Griggs, of Comstock, and W. 11. Gore, of Medford. Attorney A. C. Shaw, who spent yesterday In Roseburg. left last night for F.ugene. lie recently arrived here from Klamath Falls, where he appeared as an attorney in the suit brought by the state to recover lands formerly In the possession of the Hyde-Benson interests. The state i, being represented there by Attorney General George M. Brown. For Your Baby. The Signature of is the only guarantee that you have the Genuine prepared by him for over 30 years. YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST MOl Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castoria. Sold only in one size bottle, never in bulk or otherwise; to protect the babies. The Centaur Company, Fw'l TKACHKItS' EXAMINATIONS. Notice is hereby given that the County Superintendent of Douglas County, Oregon, will hold the regular examination of applicants for Stale Certificates nt the Methodist Church (Sunday school room), as follows: Commencing Wednesday, Decem ber 20, 1916, at 9:00 o'clock a. in., and continuing until Saturday, De cember 23, 1916, at 4:00 o'clock p. 111. Wednesday Forenoon. U. S. History, Writing, Penman ship, Music, Drawing. Weilnesdny Afternoon. J Physiology, Reading, Manual' Training, Composition, Domestic Sci-1 ence. Methods of Reading. Course of Study for Drawing, Methods in Arith metic. Thursday Forenoon. Arithmetic, History of Education, Physiology, Methods in Georgaphy, Mechanical Drawing, Domestic Art, Course of Study for Domestic Art. Thursday Afternoon. Grammar, Geography, Stenogra phy, Americain Literature, Physics, Typewriting, Methods in Language, Thesis for Primary Certificate. Friday Forenoon. Theory and Practice, Orthography, Physical Geography, English Litera ture, Chemistry, Physical Culture. Friday Afternoon. Sscool Law, Geology, Algebra, Civil Government. Saturday Forenoon. Geometry, Botany. Sntnitlny Afternoon. General History, Bookkeeping. O. C. BROWN, Countv School Superintendent. Absolutely Wholesale Prices on quantity orders for Xmas Candies. Special prices on family orders. All goods guaranteed Fresh, Clean and absolutely Pure. See our immense stock and assortment before you buy. Peoples' Supply Co., Wholesalers to the Consumer. Canned Goods Fruit or vegetables shnuld be in the proper condition for canning and the canning pro cess should be sanitary. Diamond '"W' canned goods are packed under Sanitary conditions. A full line at. Neely & Neely, The Cass Street Grocers uosf.iu im; nkau 111:1, fa.mim:. For Sale West Side Grocery Fstuhllshcd business on ft pay ing basis. Must be sold to set tle estate. Stock will be sold at Invoice price and fixtures at 0110-hulf cost. Will take rrt rash and balance on bankable paper. CI. W. Young & Son 1 10 l'n SI. Phone 417. At the present rate of fuel con sumption, Roseburg will be absolute ly out of dry wood after Jan. 1st. Af ter that date nothing but green wood will be obtainable. The price of wood has advanced 30 per cent In tho last six weeks, with another advance probable in a few days. The follow ing offer of fuel is absolutely your last chance to secure seasoned wood days In Portland intending the an- Bt B reasonable price. Staggs & Son, mini convention of the county clerks'?' Nor'h Roseburg, offer until sold .mil commissioners of Oregon. avw ,10r seasoned slab wood at Barcley Corsets, the only corset f.2L25, ??"ve,reJ1; Tllls woou guaranteed throughout, made to o, each and every Individual measure-1 "oe 'V ;.',.?" , " ,r9t cla?9 nient. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. , " !"UT'mJsu- item. M. Miller, representative. 4 4 2 f "A '"' .JTlL bon' Nor,n Uo9- Commercial Ave.. Phone 41S-.1. fc' 1 """" "' ! Mrs. George Slopoi. who has been ill nearly a year as the result of an Injury to her fool, lias practically recovered. She was h;'d'.ast for sev eral weeks and her condition was omi.iiierod gmvo on several occa sions. Klahorato preparations are being made for the semi-monthly dance to le held at the armory this evening under the auspices of the Trotters' t luh. oil's Voluntary Assignment? NO. We conduct a first class eating place for ladies and gentlemen. Facts You Should Consider nr1e..Eet-hel.br9t home cooke(1 rol. courteous service, moderate nl, ,tn h ,f , .? "r own sllPeri"- pastries. Our sincere aim Is to Pl.ase, both In the preparation of foods and In courteous service. Phone 81 Dole's Cafeteria 122 Cass Street RF.i.i.vnLi; NrrtsF.iiY hiock. Quality first; prompt, careful at tention given to nil orders. Umpqua Valley Fruit Union. l-'ORIi GAKAt.i; TO Du tiri: vi mmmzim; The Ford Garage has installed n vulcanizing t hint, with II. C. Walt- Ml f.. I.. I. ' 1 " -nm-nu miii I in iiti-ii . t.ra r.it.t.,.-lv .xf .1... :..... .i ilme'ufl,'',,,!i,, T;aS'"n ",Ul " 'H"1 i lUir '-'" I'lrst class wars I-red I.. Strang, county fruit in-i rare cf p.orintly. Let us do your sinvtor. returned here last evening mlcaniiinfl. after n few ilavs sjient In the rural ' -o . AN'M'.X I, 1IOMKOIMIXG. districts looking after matters con netted with his offlclel duties. Mr. i-nang says consiuertliue nursery! Ittsinu Star toi re 'n iti i n stock Is being received In Douglas ! O. F.. w ill hold their annual Iiollcali County at the present time, and that and Homecoming on Frldav evening hundreds of trees will be planted j Dee. is. AH members of the order within the next few weeks. In most Mn good standing are cordlnllv n iiistames the trees receded here are1 vited. Kntertainlng features' and healthy nnd were accepted by the refreshments, fruit Inspector. I COMMITTEE. The Finest Sight In -TOWN- Is our Beautiful Stock of Xmas Gifts. Bright, Fresn, New and Novel in Watches. Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware Genuine worth and un questioned value. For really desirable pres ents, get something different at mi SALZMAN'S All our goods Engraved Free. See our Line of NOVELTIES