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Newspaper Page TextEVEXIXG KOSEBUIIG RSVTEW, FRIDAY, MAISCH 0, 1017 PAGE FIVE BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY Prompt Jitney service. Phone -H. Arundel, piano tuner. Pnone 189L. Safety First Jitney Service. Phone I We now have coal. Puge InveBt 46. Two cars. I ment Co.. Dhoue 242. W. A. Newton was here from Myr tle Creek yesterday. We now have coal. Page Invest ment Co., phone 242. H. H. Wilson and son were in from Green yesterday. Broccoli knives made especially for broccoli, at S. K. Sykes. Jitney service, phone 2. F. H. Smith, Casa and Rose streets. A fine lot of step ladders at reason able price. Churchill Hardware Co. W. II. Sykes went to Drain this morning to look after business mat ters. Mrs. Emory T. Smith left this morning for a visit with relatives at Kugene. J. A. PinUerton Irft this morning for Oakland, where he will spend the day on business. Mrs. R. A. McCauley, who had boon visiting at Albany, returned home last evening. It. IC. Johnson, of Kiddle, was in this ciiy yesterday looking after business matters. A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Dru Co. Mr. and Mrs. James Lamb, of Pil lard, returned home last evening af ter a day's visit here. J." P. Smirk, of Canyonvil'.n. re turned home this morning after a few days spent here. A. 1... Martin, of Portland, arrived in Itoseburg last evening to spend a few days with friends. Mr. and M rs. James Norma ml. of Portland, have arrived here to spend a few days with friends. Now is the time to buy your bulbs for bedding. Call at 124 Cass St. Mrs. F. D. Owen, Florist. The Pollyanna serves as good a cup of chocolate or coffee as can be had anywhere at any price. If you are looking for nody. Hi wood, it will pay you to write or see J. 11. Kinney, (Jlendaie. Oregon. Mrs. S. I. Alexander left for Dil lard this morning, where she. will visit friends lor a iay or t wo. Pillows, comforts and blankets, best finality for least money. See H. W. Strong, the Furniture Man. Spirella, the corset, sold only thru trained corsetierres, can bring out your best lines. Bell Sisters' Bldg. Drop in THIO POLIYANNA after the show or dance for a hot chicken tamale or sandwich. The best ever. I'M win Weaver, of , Myrtle Creek ret tu ned to his home this morning after a couple nf days spent in this city. Uiihard Baldwin, who had been here from Canyoinille for the past lew days, returned home this morn ing'. Miss Margaret Seott, who had spent a week at Silver ton visiting with friends, rel urned home last evening. Mr. and M rs. Ceorge Anderson, of Portland, arrived here last even ing to Miend a few days with friends. Melrose coal delivered to any part of citv from Kmpire stables, phone (10. Price $8.00 per ton in ton lots. S. W. Cox. Itev. A. .1. Sianner. of Albany, is visiting here a few days to look af ter business matters and visit with relatives. L. A. Blarkwell, of Kiddle, who was down lor the Ktks' lodge meet ing last evening, returned home this morning. Splendid vacuum sweepers and carpet sweepers combined into one implement. If. W. Strong, the Fur nit uro Man. Mrs. F. 1.. Johnson, who had been visiting with relatives at Jefferson for the past few days, returned home last evening. Be sure it is a Barcley, the only corset made to fit each and every figure. Will call and take orders. Phone 418-J. A cooked food sale will be held by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Chris tian Church at King's Cash Store, on Saturday. March 10. Bottle brushes, separator brushes, radiator brushes, toilet brushes, scrub brushes, paint brushes, we have them. Churchill's. (iet our prices on flour, feed and poult ry supplies. We always save you money. People's Supph Co. Wholesale to the consumer. History, Biography, Travel. Fic tion, Poetry and Reference books at the Fiction Library, Masonic build ing. Over three thousand volumes. L. -B. Sandblast, of the local In dian Hueiirv. left last eveninK for F.ugeno and Albany, where he will; look after some matters before th"j Indian officials. Never before Mich prices on lo'cl. Fruit. S.-e the people Supply Co. orange Da v. March D'th. r.inu. at half price. People's Snplv Co. j Wholesale to the consumer. The Fiction Library, represent in u j all branches of literature, Faves the j People of Koseburt: about two thou- sand dollars each year, which would have to be contributed toward the support of a public library. lv.. C ASTORIA For Infants and .Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears tr,e Bignature of 1 Kay Class, of Fugene. spent last night in Koseburg on business. J. W. Rust, or Sutherlin. spent last night in Koseburg visiting with friends. 10. W. Kiddle and wife, of Riddle, spent last night in Koseburg visit ing with friends. J. M. Casey, of C. rants Pass, ar rived in Koseburg last night to spend a day on business. K. K. La Brie, of Harden Valley, spent the day in Koseburg looking alter business matters. F.. S. Fletcher, of Portland, ar rived In Koseburg yesterday to tjpeml a lew days on business. L. A. lilack'well. of Kiddle, spent hi::t night in Koseburg. I le was registered at the tirand hotel. Harry Kernan. of Portland, ar rived here last evening to spend a few days looking after business mat ters. F. I. Lyle, of Pasadena, Cal.. ar rived here last evening to spend a couple of days looking after busi ness matters. Masquerade ball at the South Deer Creek Grunge hall on Friday even ing, March 9. No objectionable characters admitted. Order bedding plants now, all kinds in any quantity. Prices right. Mrs. F. D. Owen, Florist, at the Pollyanna, on Caws St,. We will observe Orange Day. March Duh. Oranges will go at prices at which you can afford to eat them. See the People's Supply Co., March 10th. I lead in both quality and price. Let those who can, follow. Every day is bargain day. Wanted, eggs and hides. Spot Cash Basket Gro cery, 238 N. Jackson St. Oranges are a good spring tonb , ert lots of them, (iet them by the case. Going at unheard-of prices next Saturday. March loth, one day only, at the People's Supply Co. Come to M rs. Berg, the Port land di essmaker, for your up-to-date wearing apparel. Just received a hemstitching machine. Plqueing lone also. Hemstitching at in rents per yard. :I02 Perkins building, Phone 4 IN. residence :I1T-.I. Don't forget, you are not charged with expensive fancy containers or high middleman's profits, when you buy P. S. C. Extra Fancy Steel-cut Coffee. You get all pure coffee value. Call for the brown package. People's Supply Co. Wholesale to the consumer. 11. Evans slated this ' morning that a number of local Socialists had written letters to Cnitd States Marry Lane complimenting him on the stand taken in the ici-ent fili buster proceedings at Washington. A l the next meeting of t he Social ii t organization to be held here resolut ions will probably he adopt ed. according to Mr. Evans, laudln t lie ( (regon Senator as one of I he really big men of the Cnited Stales. Copies of the resolution will prob ably be forwarded to Senator Lam and published in the local press. Sloan's Liniment For I then mat Um. The tort ure of rbeii mat ism, t lie pains and aches that make lite un bearable are quickly relieved b SI ( tan's Liniment, a clean clear lhp tid that is easy to apply and more effective than mussy plasters or oint ments because it. in-net rates quickly wit bout rubbing. For I he many pains and aches following ex posure, strains, sprains and muscle soreness, Sloan's Li ni men I is prompt ly effective. A la wys have a bottle handy for gout, lumbago, toothache, back ac lie. st iff nec k and ail external pains. At druggists. '2',v. TIM TT 1 1 1 ; S A TT K X T I O X . Dance this Friday night, March U, al the armory at 8 o'clock, prompt. ,m:v i g.zim;s today. Cosmopolitan, Adventures, Motor, Smiths, Harpers, Popular. Kail road Man's, Outers Book and Black Cat. Itoseburg Book Store. .MAD AGAIN. We will sell fence for casli now: A v.!t-in. It-bar fence for tc rod; a ri;lft heavier fence for :JSc; K bar '.! good fence for 4;Vin. s-bar vroud fence -Cic; 12' fence tor life; a r J -1 . 7-bar Pag' fence for ?,r per rod; 47-in. 1 :i-bar Pate fence for 'i'h nor rod; heavy 4s-in. l-'.-bar Page ft nci ;!"; heavy f,-in. 2-bar loop 1 up 7 nr. Several ot her kinds si ock ft are; many kinds of pou M ry fencf from il.tn) roll up; barb wire, Htiiptes. etc. at lowest prices. Prices itibjert to change without notice and Hock on band. Get husy if you want h bftrgain whib we have the roods. Stearns A Chenout-ih. H,,klarid and YotK alia. orm- Make 'Inblreti I r et fill. ("nil'Iren e dull ; -ak. "ft.- jilt ffi'i - I i! ( t 1 1 1 .-r. t crin.! tl.ei W OHII' j y and; pun i-i h ami' cun-t:tn1 parent j a mild ! . I. ,1.1m i I;imv ; illl'l 1 1" I v nut in s!i!' inrie of wurry i ' k m t' 'f'i ni 1. vatiM' ri-ni' ilv f, mi that ' !.:!'! 'li.tn.!ly efffti tl AOt 111 f'tiMi lip ;,;-;e!ite and . k of tnt'Te.-t ), of WririliS. thi.i burden, c. in pi U .-Ib-'.e At all j& DEPARTMENT of CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. j& 0 Here's the place to get. Large Results at, Small Expense. Three lines 3 times for 25 cts. ( All Classified Advertisement! In serted new today will be round on Puge tt, under "New Today' head. MOXLY TO LOAN MORTGAGE LOANS. We have in surance money on the Kural Credit plan 20 year loans on im proved farms. See It ice & It ice. whereby I WE WHITE INSIUAXCE the assured gets the most protec tion for tho money. Expert advice given on any 1 i n e of ins u ra n ce. Htce & It ice. MONEY loaned on stock, implements, furniture, live-' etc. Transac-; tions private, possession retained. Write Union Loan Agency, 217 S. High Street, Salem, Oregon. lost axi rori. FOUND. Bunch of keys. Owner please call at Heview office and describe keys. LOST Purse with about two dollars iu change in large pocket and two leads or revolver bullets in small er pocket. Also an AAA-l jack knife. Finder please leave at Re view office. 1 WANTKD WANTED. Canary hlrds. Call 725 West Lane, or Phone 257-Y. Mrs. D. 1L Brown. WANT EI). Two Foxterrier pups, t! weeks to (1 months old. Who ran furnish them soon ? Address P. W. George. Kellogg, Ore. WANTED. More men with axes to . .cut poles for wood; pay by the hour. Apply at ranch, across river from town. O. J. Lindsey. KOI I UKN'T. FOU It EXT.- -Typewriter. Book Store. At the! FOK SALK A.VD TRADK FOR SALE. Thoroughbred pups. Phone ,J I ti-.l. GOOD OLD GliOWTIl Fill WOOD. E. Uhoads. Phone .".IM'.-Y. CABLE & NELSON piano at bargain, erlin, Oregon. upright grand Box 1G2 Sulh- FOR SALE. 5-passengor Ford, also light one-horso wagon, l'arslow & Bell Second Hand Store. FOIt SALE. - .".u lots in l-'.i versbie, will take t he price assessed by county in lit It'.. Win. Van tdtren. FOR SALE. Team, weight lb; also nearly new wagon anil har ness; prices right. Glenn Frier, Drain, Oregon. FOli SALE CHEAP. My 40 II. P. "bug" auto. First class shape. Also lnja three speed Indian mo torcycle. Glenn H. Taylor, Per kins building. FOR SALE BY OWNER. 120 acres of timber land, 8 miles west of Drain; good timber. Chas. O. Anderson, Box 4ti'A, Ballard Sta- tjn.SeatUe. WtuY FOR SALE. - 2fi Single Comb R.. I. Red cockerels ; also bens, pullets and baby chicks. Write for prices and mating lists. L. B. Skinner & Sons, Itoseburg, Oregon. FOR SALE. .Inst arrive, :' hlood-j ed Gt't inan rollers and Euyl ish i canaries. Now is Die lime to i;el breeding stork. Mrs. 1 1. II. Brown.' "lTp W. Lane, or Plioiie L'.'T-Y. ; FOR SALE OR TRADE. Three hacks, will trade for hay or grain or sell for cash; also four automo biles for sale. Apply to either1 Louis Kohlhagen or John Ba n ks. STRICTLY FANCY SEEDS Alfal fa, Sweet Glover rs a ri fb d t . lied, and Alsike Clover. Timothy and ot hep praf-'s -ed-. Monev - b:n k guarantee. Ralph WaMo Eldf'O. Central point. Or'cn. REGISTERED DI'IMU' JERSEY BOARS. - Farrowed Sent. 7. '1 V I.aiL'e. lin" indivbluals. Have n nr known v lust it w;m to be hungry. See tle-m and t;il;' your pick. Charles A. Biaiid, The nor land Orchards. Hi'vIpw Want Ails. tjrliiK rfHiiltn. MITK i-: or i. MrrriMi or i in i; lin; si'ocmioi.di:iis or liol (M.A- (H 'H 1 si ii.n AMl LOW A---OI I X I IOV. N'nl annua nf till r.lfi. - is hoi-l.y Li'. 1 llll't t I.,. k!i.i lil. -if lililum :ini I, i. lit :ii t!..- ! ni'-'tnii.' As-oi'ijitifii df ll.c .-'rr unity Hill !i i- .1 r . Hi V il'W I: I'unc in Hie ' It i linr 'outity Hi :'nili. I'H ;l da-. tin l! nf ! Hire. m". .-n i 7 i di 1 1 anilili.l-- fi.r Hi to ti ;:n-..i t i - o II. -u ft;tT'- ran r .-dily be n,;-1, b iiudit or rxclian:'-d Uim.: b fb" rb--Uu d ad.ertiyt re nt tn 'J'h" view A Wan? Adv. i, nallsfactory ruauHs at ill bnti-r ou i AUhll to.t. Ye olde towne crier Was once the principal conveyor of news of important events, as well as m making known where goods and wares were offered for sale. Now this is done by the Modem Newspaper A a ! Our "Want" and "For Sale" ads. on this page are read every day. To get desired results Use Our Classified Columns. i i" J. D1L LKHIUIACH j Has changed his offices and J- is now lorn tori In rooms Suit- ? ' t- ;',10, third floor, - Building. Phono -147. erkins ji J4I-I'I4H"l"I,i4"I"I"II" '.'i;:lr 3 iS ;,!!!!. -;rr r hi r -". '.'",r:' im Ri- -:'.'.:tl Stop at Hotel Umpqua New and Modern Nephi Land Plaster We have a few tons 'WIZARD" Fertilizer for your Lawns and Gardens J. F. DARKER & CO. h'lisi'lmiu- f" il"i I in jtfiiicrits I 'eh if !s HIGH GRADE Life Insurance EXCLUSIVELY Five years iu RoseburK as Dis trict. .Manager for Tie- Mutual Life of N. Y. Writing LiTe In surance Ih my exclusive and only business. See the new in come polity. J. F. HUTCIIASON Olfin-. I'ilfl Sljli' & Savllips Hunk HMk. You like Square Dealing j Yon ji tI'r-'i;i t en irlt onn lre;tt u nieiit. ben wi tt-ll o'i u thine in i , -o and o'i tind ft to ! ; i onr faith c'lti U:' In vu " to rrow Afti-r we have 1 ; told you I;. any tin:"1 how tborouivbly r'v.e an rbitnve and imh'W io n and , i woii!'-n wean hk iiii;ii'l, how nice ith-y will look :md b w lnUe it will 1 co-i ,;nid every litue o-i firnl it Just 1,1a- w told yon, -b'n oit will tabu ':oir word at ' f ire v:ilu-" and eore ult j nt v, beiievc-r your f 'iim-Mm need ' tdi-.ittiiiK, .r-sKiiif or I'p.tiriiH'. Imperial Cleaners Phone 277 342 N. Jackson' l ! ""V " "" ' !1jt$ SEE THE JPKpoint mm ? AI'TO STAGE LINE DEPOT. Daily stages and antos for Marsh field and all Coos Hay points, also for Peel ami Millwood, leave G. W. Kami's grocery store, E'.:! Sheridan street. Cash paid for produce along the Hue. PROFESSIONAL CARDS lli'fi'r nil your collections nml I financial matters for mljuHtnu'tit to tho i-Aciric AikirsTMK.vr as 'oi,iii:( tion sritviri:, inc. Koom 2i'i, l'crkins Uldg. No charno unlosH collection or ntl jllHtllK'Ht liuido. r. I.. rrAHso.N Kr.NTIST OITico Manonlc lllilt;. ll(. N. I'l.VI.KII IJceiiNiil (Milroprm-tlc 1'hyMlclnn 222 W. ljine St., lioaoburK, Oregon Phono t'i. ConBiiltatlon nnil Kxamlnatlon Free. orrico Hours, 9 to c. Cliiroiirai'lic itntl l-:iei't rh ul Treat inentH. tiiu 11 1:1 m.i M-: nciiooi. or PIANO Ml SIC. .Mrs. CharhH lleliillne, ire'tor Mrs, Mat ChiiiiIin, Ashislant 'leueltor HrKtnners n apoclalty. Concert Plunlsls developed. Morning clanHes In Kindergarten, chinireu called for and taken home. .Studio 4:i Kilu St, Phone :U-lt. Niai' COUNTY MAP Showing railroad InndR, price $1.60 I,. (J. IIICKH, Hurveyor P. O. Ilox, 477. Hosoburi! 2p!i Perkins HldK. Phone 427-J l)H. C. B. WADK, I'HVSICIA.N AND Il'IMiKON Phonea: OtTlce, 384; ltc. 1 ac It. Rooms 4I.-4IC, I'crklna Duildlng. MISS I'KAIll. S I I A ItT (irndiiutu Nutm Phono HPJ. Ites. 218 S. JackHon srri.v, sirunt & sti:waht Phyhii luiiti anil SilrKiHinfl Hulto of Offices Hear of HouKlas Na-1 tlonal Hank, (truund l'loor. ! Pho.'iu 361. ItOHKlil'ltd .... OltKUO.V Office Hours: 10 to I 2 a. in. 2 to 4 p. til. Phones Office: Main 171 lies: .Main 172 1)11. I.l't lOT'I A NMITII Phy-irlun Women ri ml rhililn-n Ilineasi'S n i-'peclalty. Offlc Musiinlr Iilili;. Kerotid Moor Pliiiiio 278 L. Out Hours !) lo 0. lilt. .1. It. I 'OILMAN lilriiplai I ie I'liysiriuri Office at lua home, 1127 Harvard Ave. i'.veiiiiic:-! and .Sundays by lip 1,'iintiiii lit. 1'liiine nilicerriing Jitney .-T l 'in lt.it .in and i-.i riitn.i 1" IIS II" ! 1. 1 v.. adw.-tlcri! Cat ri.nie S TOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. Jllll If you hnve fumiethtiiK to sell or rent try an Adv. In The Review. Mrs. F. D. Owen CUT "FLOWERS TOTPKI) PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS WEDDINC. l'.OQl'ETS PHONES Orcculioiiso i)-ria City 414 Douglas Hide and Junk Company lllnliest C;iir1i Mnrkot l'rlecs Paid lor lllia, Knrn, Wool, Cupper, llrass, Auto Tires, ltana and all kinds or junk. We also buy and aell tools, belting, bleaks and inaeliinery. Hiilare Deal lo All Our Motto Call Phone Main & Oak llnselui ri; Oregon HUMAN HAIR GOODS 1st Quality Cut Hair, Toupeea, WIjjh, Swltehert, TranKforina lioiiH, PuffH, Curls, ventilated pieces of all kinds. Have your coinbincH niado up. The llelter Way." W. II. GIKAKI) Phono -1 f I . lllG 10. Wushinn ton, corner of Jackson St. Why are It nod P (be mot Import' nut letters In the alphabet? llerall.i ynll liilililn't hac Iteef ol Piirk nltliiilit thi'tn! Wo cany a rompli'ii' line of beef anil pork, enpeelally di-.sic;ni'd for kaili' nml fork! Vim will lie pleased uiili 1 1n- mi'itiH we si ll you, IT It were nut -so, we would not till you! The Economy Market ecu. Kiilitihii'j:i'ii, I'tiip., Phone ,"H. FOK HI s r J IT N I $ Y SF.KVICH I'lione "Shorty" I5K10KI. ImyiiiU ii CRKAM Scpinitor i' -i i Si e the Latest. f- f ' Si i Mod.l SMARPl.bS Suction I eed at tbu .VIA DoukIus County Creamery fgABC DE pH F G H I J tp K'LMNO Mi U V W X Y 76 UAILV WKATHHH ItKPOKT. U. S. Weather liureau, local offlca, Itoseburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m., today: Precipitation in inches and hun dred I lis: HiKliest temperature yesterday. 40 Lowest temperature lust night.. 1.2' Precipitation, last 24 hours .. .1!) Total preeip. since tirat or ino. Normal precip. for this month 3.9S Total precip. from Sept. 1 to date 17.18 Averaso precip. from Sept. 1, '77 25.48 Total deficiency from Sept 1, "16 8.:!0 Average precip. for .19 wet sea sons (Sep. to .May, lncluslve)32.12 WILLIAM BKl.L, Observer. WKATHEH FORECAST: Fair tonlKht and Saturday; frost tonight. LODGE CARDS K Mia IIS or PYTHIAS, Alpha Lodge No. 4 7, meets every Wed nesday evening Cor. Jackson and Cass Sts. Visitors always welcome I. T. WHITNEY, 0. C. HOY V. DUHltl.N', M. F. K. K. WIMHKKLY. K. H. S. WOOn.MKN OF TUB WORI.II, Oak Camp No. 125. Meets In the Odd Fellows' ball In Koseburg every 1st & 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbors always welcome. J. HI. .THIIONK, C. C. M. M. MILLEH. Clerk. KAtil.lCS, Itoseburg Arte meets In their hall on Jackson at., on Sod and 4th Monday evenings of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth ren in good standing always wel come. .1. C. KOENIO, W. P. B. F. UOODMAN. W. Sec. Phono M 183. WOMION OF WOODOHAKT, Lllao Circle No. 49. Meets on the 1st and Urd Monday evening of each month at Odd FeiloWB' hall. Visit ing members In good standing are Invited to attend. LENA DICNN. G. N. CLAItA CAWLF1ELD. Clork. O. 10. S., lUMolmrg Cluipler No. 8. Holds tholr regular meeting on tho 1st and 3rd Thursday In each month. Visiting members In good standing are respectfully Invited to attend. MISS MARC.ARI5T PAGE, W. M. Fit HE JOHNSON, Secy. ItrillOKAIIS, Roseburg Rebokah Lodge, No. 41, I. O. O. P. Meets In Odd Follows- Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters and brethren invited to attend. MltS. EMMA LENOX, N. O. MIIS. TILL1K JOHNSON, See. KLS1E IHuVHIIHKY. F. S. I. O. O. V., Rising !itar Irfxlge No. 174 meets In the Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. W. S. POWELL, N. O. CARL VV. OHMAN, Rec. Secy. M. FICKLE, F. M. I. O. O. R, I'lillotarbui Lodge No. 8. Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple, corner Juckson and Cass Sts., on Saturday evening of each week. Members of the order In good standing are Invited to attend. V. T. JACKSON, N. O. A. J. OEUDES, Roe. Secy. J. II. BAILEY. Fin. Secy. II. P. O. Elks, Koseburg IakIko, No. Holds regular communica tions at the Elks' Temple on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays ot each month. All members requested to attend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to attend. K. B. STEWART, E. K. IRA 13. RIDOLE. Sec'y. A. V. X A. M., I-aurel IotlRe No. 1:1. Regular (!ommunlcations 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month at Masonlo Temple, Roseburg, Ore, Visitors welcome. HEN.I. CARO. W. M. W . F. HARRIS. Secy. I.OYAI, ORIIKII OK MOOSE, Kose burg Lodge No. 1037. Moots Mon day evening of eaoh week, at 8 o' clock In Maccabee hall. All visiting brothers are Invited to attend. W. J. MOON. Dictator. H. O. PAROICTER. SecT. . O. O. K t'nlon loiBnilmient No. 0. - Meets in Odd Fellows' Temple, every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. o. II. I'll'KENH. C. P. .1. It. IIAII.EY. H. P. J. E. VIC KENS. R. S. JAMES EWAItT. F. S. (1 W. Younj; & Son Kl'AL KSTATE Hontls. Loans, Rentals Fin: Insurance, Notary Public 116 CASS ST. PHONE 417. Real Estate VUy and I'nrin Properly 'I imlntr I aniU .K''i)t for Wcsiliiki nml tin best ur Uhj Town Iuts. CliOliCE RITER 122 West Oak Street.