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Newspaper Page Textevening noaunrno review, tiesday, M.vnrn 27. mi 7. PAQH SEVEN 3 a . RRII7P F.WS ITF.MS OF THP PITY (let flaps at the Hook Store. Prompt Jitney service. Phone 44. Klza Manning, of Nonpariel. spent Monday in the ilty. We now have roal. Page Invest ment Co. Phone LM2. Broccoli knives made especially for broccoli, at S. K. Sykea." Mrs. Ilea Hartley, of Sutherlill. spent Monday here vftiting. Jitney service, phone 2. F, Smith, Cass and Hose streets, (i. XV. Dimmiik. of YX'instons, H. in the city Monday on. business. li. I). Dennis, of Itye Gale, Mon tana, is spending some time here on business. XX". S. Howard came over from Wilbur Monday morning to upend a short time. C. Powers, of Oakland, arrived here this afternoon to spend a few days on business. Ira XX'imherly. the Drain post master, spent Sunday witli rela tives in this city. W. .XI. t'oates, of Ten Mile, was in the city Monday looking after business interests. Arthur Hall, of Portland, arrived here Sunday evening to spend a few days with friends. Mr. Stanberry. or Dillard spent Sunday- visiting in this city, return ing home Monday. A. D. S. Digestive Tablets rellevt distress after eating. For sale t Hamilton Drus Co. Waldo Maisters returned Monday to XX'illanielle rniversity at Salem, where he is a student. Now la tho time to buy your bulbs for bedding. Call at 124 Cass St. Mrs. F. D. Owen, Florist. Italph Westenheiser, a well known Yoncalla fanner, was attending to husiness mutters here today. Tha Pollyauna serves as good a cup of chocolate or coffee as can be had anywhere at any price. Mr. and Mrs. Henry XX'allington. of Portland, arrived here Monday evening to spend a few days with friends. ' F. XX. Franz trrived here Mimchiy freiiii Siilherlin. where he has been looking after the broccoli interests in that section. Mrs. A. 0. (loettsclio. who had been the guest of Mrs. .1. II. Pat rick, returned to her home at (irants Pass Monday. Order bedding plants now, all kinds In any quantity. Prices right. Mrs. F. D. Owen, Florist, at the Pollynnna, on Caas St., .1. 1,. ('lough and daughter, MisH Bessie, came clown from Ciinynii vllle yesterday and spent the day visiting with friends. Jason liust. who came down from Kiddle Saturday evening, returned there Monday, after visiting with friends in this city. Harry Malloney, postmaster at Oakland, paid a husiness visit lo this city Monday. Mrs. Quant was also over fiom Oakland. Your present high living cost may be naturally lowered by judicious buying in quantities. Oct wholesale prices at the People's Supply Co. K. li. Elliott, of llitghton. Kansas, is here on an extended busincsc visit. lie had been spending sev eral months in Southern California. History, Biography. Travel, Fic tion, Poetry and Heferenco books at the Fiction Library. Masonic build ing. Oxer three thousand volumes. I-:. W. Iligginhotham. who is em ployed in a mill at visilillg here with his pects to ret urn to his Coos Day, is family and ex work in a few days. F.at Del Monte canned fruit and vegetables. They are good Th price is very reasonable at the lVu- pie's Supply Co., vholesale to the consumer. ' The windows in the offices of At torney .1. O. XX'atson were adorned with attractive gold I loda ".I et ell signs giving his prides and ot lice hours. Mr. and Mis. John Horner motor cd over from Sutherlln Sunday to spend the day visiting Mis. Ceo. II. Srllieliey. with Mr. and at their home on South Main street. Jerome Sacks left Monday for llnppv Valley, where he will be em ployed with helping 1 lit- broccoli in dustry. The broccoli crop in that vicinity is said to be quite large. The (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. ("n u ut t . prominent residents oi the Kiddle icinity. was brought here Monday and taken to Mercj hospital, where she will ree-rive medi cal treatment from Dr. Seely. one hundred rents. This is the value von g'-t for every dollar you pcnd at this store, honestly bought, and I have no ambition quick." A legitimate me. No special baits of i- ,-ry I hinir for be Basket Grocery. A. G My goods are hotiesily sold, to "gel rich profit satieties - just the b-sl s. Spot Cash . Dun la p. l'ro- prit'tor. 2'!s N. .lafksnn St. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears this Signature Congoleum Rugs , 0 Arundel, piano tuner. Pnone 189L. Ask for I'liipqiKi Special pahu! Kec, at Dole's. Safety First Jitney Service. Phone 4 6. Two cars. We now have coal. Page Invest ment Co. Phone 1M1 Mrs. l' K. Iioelise arrived Monday afternoon from llillarcl. Spravlng done. Call 340 Spruce St. Phone 101-lt. W. J. Hughes. William Thlel. of Yoncalla, was over .Monday on a husiness visit. Mrs. V. A. Terliiine left. Monday for Portland, after a brief visit here. A. I,. Kitcliin left .Monday for Kid dle, where he will make a short visit. XX day M. Steward arrived here Mon frotu Portland on a husiness trip. I'mpquu Broccoli served at all hours, at Dole's Kuropeau Cafe and Cafeteria. W. S. Barton, of (Ilendale. came here last evening on a short busi ness trip. Catherine ltreiteuhucher. of Ten Mile, is spending a few days visit ing here. Mrs. Z. I.. Dimmick went over to Oakland Monday afternoon for a short visit. 11. XX'aggoner and son. of Siilher lin. were visitors in this city for a short time Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Parker, of Portland, spent Sunday in Kosehnrg visiting with friends. Miss Margaret XX'e.x. of Itllckles. came over to the city Monday aftet noon for a .short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Frank llalverson. oi Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. Drop in THfci POI-L.YANNA utter the show or dance for ft hot chicken tamale or sandwich. The best ever. Dr. F. B. Stewart spent Sunday at Drain, where he was called Into con sultation with a physician of that place. Albert Cerling, who had boon liv ing at. OnklanVl, went to Myrtle Creek yesterday after a short time spent here. Be sure it is n tiarcley, tho only corset made lo fit each and every figure. Will call and tnkj orders. Phono 418-J. Mrs-. C. W. Ilopn and children, of S.clem, who had been visiting with c. XX'. I. Inn, lell Monday nlteiimon for their home. Mrs. XX'. XX'. Dickson, of Kllgene. arrived here Saturday evening and will visit with her daughter. Mrs. William Peterson. XX. W. Dickson, of Fttgene. who h.iil been visiting his daughter. Mrs. W. Peterson, returned to that city Monday afternoon. I.. Still, of Pitget Sound, who had been traveling at different points oa the coast, is stopping here a short time before going to Seattle. Mrs. A. K. ColTell. who spent the P ist six months visiting witli friends and relatives at Jennings. I. a., re t'ltnecl to her home here Monday. Mr and Mrs. D. K. Wood, of ProwusHlle. Texas, and son and daughter, arrived here Monday af-t'-rnoon to make their home in this city. .Mr. ami Mrs. II. A. Miller, of Cot l ige (iro've. who had been the guests of their daughter, Mrs. How ard Hess, returned to their home today. Buy fresh spring seed, varieties b.-st adapted to Southern Oregon. Biggest assortment of bulk and package, garden and field seeds. People's Supply Co., wholesale to the consumer. MAD AGAIN. We will sell fence for cash now: A :;!)-in. !i-bar fence for 34c rod; a 9 3 9 heavier fence for 38c; S-bar 32 good fence for 34 14; 4 5-in. S-bar good fence 43c; 720 fence for 31c; a 3.1-in. 7-bar Page fence for 34c per rod; 47-in. 13-bar Pago fence for 5.1c net- rod; heavy 4S-in. 1.1-har Page; fence 05c; heavy 58-ln. 20-bar loop top 70c. Several other kinds stock fence; many kinds of poultry fence from $1.00 roll up; barb wire, staples, etc., at lowest prices. Prices subject to change without notice and stock on hand. Get busy If you want a bargain while we have tho goods. Stearns & Chonoweth, Oakland and Yoncalla. " DAILY WEATHER REPORT. t'. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Koseburg, L'4 hours ending .1 a. in., today: Precipitation In inches and hun dredths: I'iclie-st tern perat in e yi-st e-r'la y Lowest te'liipi'liilllie- hist night ..I- l're-e ipitation. hist ;M limns ,. .1: Total pree ip. since nrst of mo. N'oin.iil prf ip. fn Total prt'ci,;.. ironi - tins month : S"pt. 1 to date r .OS from SM't. 1. Tola deficient from Sc-pt 1, 'Ifi Average prvti. fr '!9 wet fni aon (ri'p- to M.iy. Inrlusivi-i.'i a: WILLIAM Hr.I.L, OhM'rvnr. WEATHKU KOKKCA3T: i -.i.-ioil tl ! :tll) t'i;i li ' .1 l:d CLASS NED (CM AU Classified Advertisements In aerieJ new today will be found on Paxe H, under "New Today' head. MU.NEV TO LOAN. MORTGAGE LOANS. We have In surance money on the Hural Credit plan 20 year loans on im proved farms. See Kice ltice. WE Vx'lUTK 1NSURANCK whereby tho assured gets the most protec tion for the money. Expert advice given on any line of Insurance, ltice & Ulcc. LOST AND FOl'ND. LOST Bicycle lamp. Iteward. Leave it lleview office. LOST. Suit case containing ladies' ami children's clothing. Was lost between West Side store and Em pire stable. Finder return lo Em pire stable. Liberal reward. WANTED WOOD CHOPPERS WANTKD.- f. Brown. Phone ll-K -I. WANTED. Canary birds. Call 725 West Lane, or Phone 257-Y. Mrs. D. H. Brown. WANTED. From owner, second hand Ford in good condition. Ad dress W. O., care Heview. XX'ANTED. Experienced girl .or woman for general housework. Apply 4!l!l East Cass St. Cillii, W ANTED. DiiiTng room girl immediately. Apply opposite Ho tel I'mpqua. European Cafe and Cafeteria. WASTED. Two Foxterrier pups. C weeks to C. months old. XX'ho can furnish them soon? Address P. XX. 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. WANTED. 2 or 3 furnished rooms in private family for housekeeping or small furnished house. F. C. Howard, at Roseburg Hotel. RESPECTABLE, sober single man. expc rienced private places, care grounds, horse-, cow, poultry, raise vegetables, wants situation city or suburbs; state- terms. Address George I-'. Walsh. San Francisco, Cai., General Delivery. FOR RENT. FOR 11 ENT. Typewriter. .Book Store. FOR 11 ENT. Two furnished bolisc-kc-eping rooms, $1 per mo. 710 Mill. FOR RENT. Furnished nparl mcntH. Call Hill W. Washington St.. Koom 11, or 1'iione -t.'-l. FOR RENT. T-wo furnished rooms, steam healed, at 010 So. Main. In quire Room I. Bell Sisters Bldg. FOK SALE AVn TRADE FOR SALE - Bronze lurkcys, 4 hens, one gobler. .1. M. Judcl. GOOD OLD GROWTH FIR WOOD, E. Rhoacls. Pnone 3111I-Y. FOR SALE IJXL Jlld.l FOR SALE. - -Hay, hay, plenty hay. Empire l.iv.-ry Barn. Reel Irurham bull, one S. M. Ke-lley, plume vear old. .1-1 '2 4. FOK SALE wood range trie Co. CHEAP. Two Oregon Gas-A- geiod Elec- CABLE & NELSON piano at bargain, erlin, Oregon. upri Box ; lit grand 102 Suth- FOR SALE. Ne-w "-inch wagon, or will trade for second liaild Ford. !in;: So. Stephens. FOK SALE. Horse, buggy and hal-lie-ss. Satee tor lady to drie. Che:cp. Illcjllite this office-, JERSEY COW FOR SALE. Will be fresh in about two weeks. Phone 37-F.1, or address Earl Agee, lloseburf. FOR SALE. Four Douglas Coonty, lliliete-e-l lllilli'Hl licit, Roy, Wash. timbe r rhiinis In re-iisonabli- price, f.-.-t. Kay Ben FOR SALE.- Fine, large barred t rem I'llC'll Plymouth Ruck cock'-rels good laying strain, 1 1 -10 Frank J. Norton. Suth'-rlin Ore. FOK SALE.- fi-passenr-r Overl ne newly ove-rhaule'cl, $:;2.1, terms; passe-nge-r Studibake r, newly ov hiitcle.l and painted, 2ou a Se c. Wallers, at Mo'or Shop. FOR SALE. loo Be. blue- -lone- e I. Mode-pot (lie. vitriol e at $1 x f. n. b. R. I! Write- o. XVa'zig. Gaz-lcy, KOIl SAMv 4-rnniuff furnilifd Iioiipo and two lots, (orm.-r Itob-r-rts and Hamilton, n-:ir Ko.-'1 j--rlmol. Trie" $X oO, if taken ill onrp. 20T rtohf-rffl Rtr-t. fok s a u ; n r o v n k n . 1 2 arr's of tinitu r !;nd, X n.il' a wfU of Irain; pood timber. C;hrR. O. , And-ron. Hot AV., Hallard Hfa tion, H'.-n ttlf , Wah. F'f: SALK. 2T. SiriL-l" fr.n.!i It. I. ;m rorkr'-l-; al-o hens-. puNi-m and )uhv chU U. Writ- for j.rlr4 anrl n.atiML' liM. I,. H. Skinner A- S'Hi. l:n,-'hor(r. Or'-t-on ciSend B. FOR SALE OR TRADE. Three backs, will trade (or bay or grain or sell for cash; also four automcc biles for sale. Apply to either Louis Koblhagen or John Banks. STRICTLY FANCY SEEDS. Alfal fa, Sweet Clover fs.-arlfled), Ited, and Alsike Clover, Timothy and other grass seeds. Money-hack guarantee. Ralph XValdo Eldeu, Central Point. Oregon. LAND less than last year's produc tion. Age compels sale 55 acres, $100 acre; nearly 40 already seeded, mostly wheat: good road. near railway; $30(10 cash, balance i easy. "A," Canyonville, Oregon. REGISTERED Dl'KOC JERSEY BOARS. Farrowed Sept. 7, 'Hi. Large, fine Individuals. Have never known what it was to be hungry. See them and take your pick. Charles A. Brand, The Over land Orchards. PROFESSIONAL CARDS Refer all your collections and financial matters for adjustment to tho PACII'IO AD.Il'STMF.NT ,Xi COLLECTION SI'.ltVICE, Inc. Room 222, Perkins Bldg. No charge unless collection or ad justment made. llt. C. I.. l'EAItSO.N DENTIST Office Masonic Bldg. Phone 240. lilt. N. TLY'tcEB Licensed Cliiropractlc Physician 222 W. Lane St., Roseburg. Oregon Phone 102. Consultation and Examination Free. Office Hours, 9 to 6. Chiropractic and Electrical Treat ments. THE II KIN LINE HCHOOL OF PIANO Ml'SIC. Mrs. Charles Heilillne, Director Mrs. Mil Combs, Assistant Teacher Beginners a specialty. Concert Pianists developed. Morning classes In Kindergarten, chiniren called for and takeu home. Studio 4 23 Ella St. Phone 33-R. NEW COUNTY MAP Showing railroad lanciB, price 11.50 L. a. HICKS, Surveyor " P. O. UoJt, 477, Roseburg 2n3 Perkins llldg. Phono 427-J. DIE. ('. II. WADE PHYSICIAN AND Phones: Office 4.".:I: SIKGKON lies. 1211-11 Rooms 4 1.1-4 10, Perkins Building. . i : MISS PEARL STI'AIIT (jruduuto Nurse Phone ICS. Res. 218 S. Jackson DBS. SEELY, SKTIIKIt . STEWART rliysleliun unci Surgeons Suite of Offices hear of Douglas Na tional Bank, Ground Floor. Phone 3 tii'. ROSEUURd - - - - OREGON Office Hours: 10 to 12 a. in. 2 lo 4 p. m. Dlt. Li t Phones' Orflce: Main 171 Res: Main 172 KTTA SMITH Physician Women and Children Diseases a SDeclalty. Offh'a: Masonic Bldg. Second Floor Phono 278-L. Offlco Hours 9 to 0 Dlt. J. It. I'ORMAN Lie e-o-e-il ( liiniprne I if Physii lnn Office at his home. 1127 Harvard Ave. Evenings anil Sundays by ap pointment. Phono concerning Jitney son lee. ConMilti.lioas and examina tions free-. Alio STAGE LIN I', DEPO T. Daily stages n ml autos for M.irsh field and all Coos Hay points, also for Peel and M .llv.cocl. leave G. XV. Rapp's grocery id ore. 133 Slie-iidan stiee-t. Cash paid for produce aleelcg Hie line. Live advertiser "fver the best. Iin gains. Patronize Review advertiser HUMAN UAIK GOODS First quality hair exclusively. Svv it h'-lies. 1 1 anvieiritial ion-, I'ysclic-'!, ,nlf. nirli wigs. I la '. e v oar o n combings made up " I be lle-tle-r Way. VV. II. GIKARD Thorn ton, 4 ft 1 . 10C K. VnshiriK rorijtT of Jeiirkson St. Douglas Hide and Junk Company llii-he-rt Cash Marl:-1 I'rlc.-J I'.uel for lli'b-. Knrs. Wool. Coi,ee-r. lira-". Auto 'I'm-''. Itai:s uti'l all Hud' ol Junk. We alMl loiv an.) -ell toolee. Ie-;t 1 n ; . bi-e l:n anel inachine ry. SiiHre Ileal lo All Our Meitto ( all i'hi 1 1 '-. Mam ft (Jak l:ii-li ire - - (Ire-non W. Strong, Ma,,: LODGE CARDS KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, Alpha Lodge No. 47. meets every Wed nesday evening Cor. Jackson and cass Sts. X'isitors ulwava welcome 1. T. XX'HITNEY, C. C. KOV F. lll'RBI.V. M. V. E. E. WIMBEKLY. K. R. S .WOODMEN OF THE WOULD, Oak Camp No. 12.1. Meets In the Odd Fellows' hall In Koseburg every 1st & 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbors always welcome. J. M . T1IKONF. C. C. M. M. Mll.l.F.li. Clerk. EAGLES, RosiMiiirg Arie meets In tlieir hall on Jackson St., on 2nd and 4th Monday evenings of each mouth, at Si o'clock. Visiting broth leu In good standing always wel come. .1. C. KOENIG, W. P. II. F. GOODMAN, W. Sec. Phone M 1S3. WOMEN OF WOODCKAl'T, Lilac Circle No. 4B. Meets ou the 1st and 3rd Monday evening or each month ot Odd Fellows' hall. Visit ing members In good standing are Invited to nttend. LENA DENN, G. N. CLARA CAWLFIELD. Clerk. O. E. 8., ItoM-burg Chapter No. H Holds their regular meeting on tho 1st and 3rd Thursday In each month. Visiting members In good standing aro respectfully luvllcd to attend. MISS MARGARET PAGE, W. M FREE JOHNSON, Secy. UEHEKAHS, Roseburg Robi-kah Lodge, No. 41. 1. O. O. F. Me.-ts In Odd Fellows' Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters and brethren Invited to attend. MRS. EMMA LENOX. N. G. MRS. T1LI.IK JOHNSON. Soc. ELSIE HUMPHREY. F. S. I. O. O. P., ltlslnc Slur Ixidtto No. 174 meets in the Odd KcIIowb' Temple, every Friday evening. Visiting brethren, always wolcome. V. S. l'OWKl.l.. N. (!. CAKI. V. Oil MAN, l!ec. Secy M. FICK1.I0, 1'. S. l.OYAIi OHUKIt OV MOOSK, lirw burg LocIko No. 1037. Moots Mon day evening ot eaoh week, ut 8 o' clock in Maccubeo hull. All visiting brothers lire Invited to attend. W. J. MOON, Dictator. II. O. l'AKUKTKH, Secy. I. (. O. 1'., I'nlon Koeaiiiiiiieiil No. 0, Meet a In Odd Fellows' Temple, every Thurnclay evening. Vlslling brethren ulwnys welcotno. (). II. l'lt'Ki:.S, 0. I'. .1. K. 1IAII.KY. II. 1'. .1 .v VICKI'.Nrt. It.' S. JAM US F.WAItT, F. s. I. O. O. e, riilleetarlno IkhIkii No. H. Meets In Odd Fellows' Templo, corner .lackson and Cass Hta., on Saturday evening or each week. Members of the order In good standing nro Invited to attend. V. T. JACKSON, N. (1. A. J. (1 KIM IKS, Hoc. .Secy. J. II. 11AII.I0V. Fin. Secy. II. I'. ). lllks, Itoseliuru Iodgo, No. II'JII. Holds regular communica tions at tho Kllis' Temple ou the 2ml and 4 tli Thursdays of each month. All liielllliei-H requested to attend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invlleil to attend. K. II. STKVVAltT, 14. K. HtA 13. ItlDDI.I':. Secy. A. T. .V A. !., Uiurel Uwlge No. I I. Uiegular Commiinlcallons 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month at Masonic Templo, Koseburg, Ore. Visitors welcome. ItKN.I. ('Alio. W. M. W. I-'. IIAIIIMS. Se-.-y. A l"I i;M ION I -UIMI'.IIS. if inleri-sleil hi gas trartiirs. sle-ain I'lieine-H, SaWlllilb; or llire she IS, write lo Ho- A. II. Averill Machinery Coiobanv. of I'ort la ml. The tractors seelel lev this company are Hie best ami will stand the le st. ' ' Why are II anel I Hie iiiov.1 iiiieoii nut le-lters in Ibe iiliilmliel ' Om PQR 5T ilSl U VWX Y IliTansi oii 4 in ti I it t Imvi lli-i-r or ! Fink uilltoiM !lu:u! , W'f curry a ron.it'1 lino nf ln"r I nnd pork,' fv.pwlaliy d . 11:10 ii fur knife and for!'. ! ok v. ill Ik pli-a-. d f Willi i 111' meat -I V, : 1 lllt ! O, tt" W OU Id IHI t , if it wer (Ml '. The Economy Market (,e ee. Keiliiitiaueli. I " I . . I'l GuaranteedStrictly Fresh EGGS By the Com?. Cu iranti t-d as rrprn srnt d or mom-v refunded. Cash only NORTH SIDE GROCERY aBc d e WM F G H I J mM K L MNO! 1 f wm If your house is wired for electricity, the smallest child can turn on tho light without the least danfter. THEN THINK Oh' THE COMFORTS Ir your house Is not wired, let us tell you how you can xvlre It at a cost ot a few dollars a month. WE SELL MAZDA LAMPS EVERYTHING; ELECTRICAL. ROSGBURQ ELECTRIC CO. rt f i ( r -vVri'TA Atiy where You itfish '! theaidr ofijoiir Spring garden ivnrk, in tnnr home, or ojjire, hotel or place o' business, ire. trill deliver n case of you r favorite, leverage smrkl i n and popping with vigor and refreshing coolness. ,last phone us and watch for our new deliver; car. W'e are as stron g on service aswe are on sanitary methods tie ask you to lie the judge of both- Sodas, Carbonated Water, Syrups, Fruit Flavors ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Free Delivery Phone 186 130 N. Pine St. A HAT FULL OF COAL V Is sufficient to keep a room warm for n long time provided, of course, that the coal is Our Roslyn Lump "The DusLless Coal" KENNY KASH WOOD YARD Phone 424 Are You We have Enlisted I'or a Cleaner City If you are with us phone 79, Put your duds in our clean suds And watch the Cily Shine. I I 1 Roseburg Steam Laundry PIIONK 79 I . , . ;., x i M S''OXKO.0.00OO00OOCOO Quality Printing Curds with I 'roper Ih'siuns and Style ' Husiness or Cullina Curds, Envelopes. Letter lleuds, Printing to please uou, tuur friends and others. Tho Review Does it Right -SAFE in the hands of a Child- It is a Pleasure to wash In a lavatory which la HpltMidUlly uppointed. And one of tho chWtf factors in the ap pointmcntB of any house is the plumblntf. Our work is done to last, and with the least possi ble amount of repair. ROSEBURG PLUMBING And HEATING CO. With Us? Juz.