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Newspaper Page TextV EVENING ROSKniTlfl REVIEW, TIiYnSDAY, MAIim 20. I01T. , 1 :-: CITY NEWS :-: ! Prompt Jitney service. Phone 4 4. Grunt Clayton was In from Dillard yesterday. j Ask for t'mpiina Special salad 1 r.c. i at Hole's. j C. Shrull was over from Vonealhi ' Wednesday. , We now have coal. Paste Invest ment Co. Phone 2 4L'. Broccoli knives made especially for broccoli, at S. K. Sykes.' j Mrs. W. (1. Wade returned yester- ' day to her home at l)rain. j Geo. llurcharil made a business ; trip to Sutherlin yesterday. j Mrs. L. A. Cochran returned yes terday from a visit at Creen. Kdward Jennings, of tlalla. wa a Rosebiirp visitor yesterday. Jitney service, phone 2. F. H. Smith, Cass and Kose streets. .Mrs. C. W. DaUKhetry was visit ins here from Yoncalla yesterday. Spraying done. Call 340 Spruce St. Phono 1U1-R. W. J. Hughes. Ross Franks, of Sutherlin, spent Wednesday in this city on business. Dr. Henry Little, of Oakland, was anions the Roseburg visitors yester day. Mrs. M. Jenks, who had been here for a few days, returned to Portland yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. (1. Hill returned to their home at Wilbur yesterday, ter a visit here. Mrs. Hoy ritearns and Miss Mary Thomas, of Oakland, were Koseburg visitors yesterday. Mrs. McCumber, of Sawtelle, Cal.. arrived here Wednesday to visit with Mrs. J. H. Kenrnes. A. U. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Druu Co. John Itateman came over from Calnpooia Wednesday morning on a short business trip. II. K. Clarke, of Millwook, spent Wednesday in this city attending the good roads meeting. Now is the time to buy your bulbs for bedding. Call at 124 Cass St. Mrs. F. I). Owen. Florist. The l'ollyanna serves as good a cup of chocolate or coffee as can be had anywhere at any price. A. 10. Wright, who has a home stead In tile vicinity or Isadora, was a business visitor here yesterday. Mrs. I.uella Quant returned to her home at Oakland yesterday, after a visit here with Mrs. If. E. Hunt and Mrs. M. Fickle. Order bedding plants now, all kinds in any quantity. Prices right. Mrs. F. I). Owen, Florist, at the l'ollyanna, on Cans Si, Mrs. 1.. E. Enyarl and Mrs. Karl ririch arrived here Wednesday for a short business visit. Tiny are stopping at the I'mpqua. Tin Ilenson school will hold a home-cooked food sale Saturday, .March II 1st, at King's Cash Grocery, 2f:i North Jackson slreet. Your present high living cost may be naturally lowered by judicious buying in quantities. Get wholesale prices at the People's Supply Co. Thornton A. Edwards and wife, of New York, arrived here Wednesday and are stopping at the I'mpqua Ho tel. Mr. Edwards is a friend of Hon. J. II. ISooth, president of the Doug las National ltalik. A. S. Ireland, deputy assessor from the Camas Valley vicinity, was a Uoseburg visitor Wednesday. While here he turned over most of the valuations of property compiled in the territory allotted to him l the assessor. Do you buy fancy labels or the goods? Fancy lithographed cans for cofree now cost about 5c per lb. P. S. C. Steel Cut Coffee comes In plain cartons, freshly roasted and packed twice a week. You will find no bet ter coffee. It costs you less. Peo ple's Supply Co., wholesale to the consumer. One hundred cents. This is the value you get for every dollar you spend at this store. My goods are honestly bought, and honestly sold. I have no ambition to "get rich quick." A legitimate profit satisfies me. No special baits-- just the best or everything for less. Spot Cash llaskel Grocery. A. C. Diinlap, Pro prietor. 2"S N. Jackson SI. Mr. and Mrs. S. I.. Evans left yes terday for Cottage Grove to spend a short time. Mr. Evans is the gen eral manager for the Elkhead quick silver mine, which was recently re opened for the first lime in sixteen years. He stated that the smelter is running very successfully and a good grade of ore is beint taken nut. .1 O. Anderson, or this city, is assistant superintendent at the mine. Cllihllll's Ciillttbs and Colds. For many years Chamberlain's I'lnicli Remedy has been a favorite with mothers lor their hiiilren. That it has well merited the esteem in whielt it is held is shown by the following extract from a letter to the manufaeliirers by Mrs. T. II. Still. Charleston. 111. "Last winter iinr linle bov two vears of age had a seiere cold that settled on his i limits ami we were creatly worried over his condition. He hail a very persistent couth that hune onto him despite all the treatment we cave him until I sot him a turtle of Cham berlain's Couch Remedy. Tilts pre-tt:n-;itiim relieved him almost im mediately and two holies of it him." cured C ASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Oyer 30 Years Always bears y(P TT" DAILY WEATHER REPORT. U. S. Weather Bureau, local office Roseburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m., today: Precipitation In Inches and hun dredths: Highest temperature yesterday .C." Lowest temperature last night . ."li Precipitation, last 24 hours . . .2 Total precip. since nrst or mo. ::.2S Normal precip. for this month ;i.!lh Total precip. from Sept. 1 to date 111. 9,". Average precip. from Sept. 1, '7 7 27.!! Total deficiency from Sept 1, 'lti S.Uu Average precip. for 39 wet sea sons (Sep. to May, lnclusive)32.t2 WILLIAM BELL, Observer, WEATHER FOKKCAST: Tonight anil Friday unwi'ttle probably showers. (lot fhtKR at the Hook Store. ai'to stu;k link I wot. Daily stapes and autos for .Marsh field and all Coos Uay points, also Tor Peel and Millwood, k-ave C5. W. Rapp's grocery store, Sheridan street. Cash paid for produce along the line. XOTICI XOTIl'l- Estray. One roan steer, yearling, pastured at my place hi not Oct. 1st, l!t 16. Owner may have hint by pay ing damages. 1). C. McOheboy, Glengarry, Oregon. xotici-; ok axxi'AIj mi:i:ti; ok TMK SKK KM(H,IH:i(S HI Till: UOSKIU KO III II.IMXG IIOMKK ASSOCIATION." Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Koseburg lluilding Homes As sociation will be held at the office of its secretary, George Neuner, Jr.. in the Kirst State & Savings Hank building, city of Koseburg, Douglas County, Oregon, on Wednesday, the 11th day of April. H'17. at 7::t0 p. in., of said day. ,for the purpose of electing seven directors and iluee auditors for the ensuing year, 1o re ceive the annual report, of the sec retary, and to transact :-i:oh other business as may properly come be fore the said meeting. Dated at Koseburg. Oregon, this iM'.th dav of March. I!H7. fllCOltt'.K NKl'NEK, Jr.. Secretary. PROFESSIONAL CARDS Refer all your collections and financial matters for adjustment to the PACIFIC AD.Il'ST.MKNT At COU.ECTIOX SERVICE, Inc. Room 222, Perkins Dldg. No charge unless collection or ad justment made. DR. C. I.. I'KARSO.'V DENTIST Office Masonic Blilg. Phono 210. I)R. N. I'LVLKH IJcensed Chiropractic I'liysicio 2 22 W. Lane St., Roseburg, Oregon Phono 152. Consultation and Examination Free. Office Hours, 9 to 6. Chiropractic and Electriial Treat ments. TUB HEINI.INR BCIIOOL OF I'lANO MCS1C. Mrs. Charles llelnllne. Director .Mrs. Mar Combs, Assistant Teacher Beginners a specialty. Concert Pianists developed. Moruing classes In Kindergarten. children called for and taken borne. Studio 423 Ella St. Phone 3:t-R. NEW COl'NTV MAP Sbowlng railroad lands, price I1.D0. U O. HICKS, Surveyor P. O. Box, 477. Roseburg 2p3 Perkins Uldg. Phone 427-J. in;, c. n. wAiii-: I'MVSICIAN A.l Sl'l!il-: Phones: Olfiie I Res. IJi'.-R Rooms 41 -"'-4 I'!, Perkins liilildiliti. .MISS PEARL STL' ART Graduate .Nurse Phone Ilia. Res. 218 S. Jackson lillS. SKKLY, KKTIIKIi i STEWART Physliliuui and Surgooiis Suite of Offices Rear of Douglas N tional Hank, Ground Floor. Phone 36f. ROSEBL'RQ .... OREGON I Office Hours: Phones: I li) to VI a. in. Office: Main 171 1 I! to 4 p. m. Res: Main 172! lilt. Li t ETT A SMITH Ph)l bin Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Offlc: Masonic lildg. Second Floor Phone 27S-L. UK. 1. Office Hours 9 to 11. I OILMAN I.i. en-e.l Cbhiipnii tic Ph. -ii hill Office at his home, 1127 HarTard Ave. Evenings and Sundays by ap pointment, phone concerning Jitney i seri e. ( onsuitarons anu tt.x.iiniiia I tions free. (OWN All Classified AdvortLsiuent In serted new today will be found on Pane Ot uuder "New Today" head. MONEY TO LOAN. I 7 ' MORTtlAOE LOANS. We have in-, surauce money on the Rural Credit plan 2U year loans on im proved farms. See Rice & Rice. WE WRITE INSURANCE whereby the assured gets the most protec tion lor the money. Expert advice given on any line of insurance. Rice At Rice. W E WILL LOAN YOU MONEY. 20 year rural credit farm loans. . Farmers desiring loans on the amortized plan, without red tape and no commission charges, can secure them at low interest rate by calling on or writing to Rice A Uiee. Koseburg, Oregon, linancial representatives of the Agricultur al Credit Corporation of Oregon. See M. F. Rice. LOST AND FOUND. CASH reward paiil for return of new umbrella mislaid in some Rose burg store Thursday. March 22. Three notches cut in handle for identification: crooked handle. Leave at North Side (Iroeery. WANTKII WANTED. - setting bens. Call -125 or Nti-J. WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED. T. Drown. Phone :t-F 24. WANTED. Canary birds. Call 725 West Lane, or Phono 257-Y. Mrs. t. H. Drown. WANTED. Experienced . girl or woman for general housework. Apply -i ;t :. East Cass St. YV.WTEO. Position as housekeeper ill small family by experienced middle-aged woman. Phone 1-F1I. YA.TKD. Two Koxterrier pups, C weeks to G months old. Who can furnish them soon? Address I W. (teorge, Kellogg, Ore. WAXTtU). More men with axes to . . cut poles for wood ; pay by the hour. Apply at rauch, across river from town. O. J. Lindsey. WANTKD- A lady to do light house work and act as com pu niou for an eldrrly lady, in t lie count ry. For fur i her in formal ion call phone 111, or apply at lievlew ofliee. KKSl'KCTAKLH, sober single man, ex pern -need private places, care grounds, horse, cow, poultry, raise vegctiibleri, wants situation city or suburbs; .state terms. Address (leorge l- Walsh, San Krancisco. ('al., (Jeneral Delivery. Kbit ki:t. KOIi ItKNT. Typewriter. Book Store. At the 'OK liKNT. Two furnished house keeping rooms, $T per mo. 7 4 0 Mill. FOlt li FAT.- - Furnished apart ments. Call I tit! W. Washington St., Itooni I I , or Fhone 1 .". 1 . FOH SALK A.YI TKAOE FOU SALK -ltronze turkeys, 4 heiis, one gobler J. M. .ludd. ;OOD OIJl CKOWTII Flit WOOD. K. Khoads. I'lnme ,'iOti-Y. Edit SALE.- Hay. bay, plenty hay. J. M. Judd, Empire Livery llarn. FOI! SALE, machine. Casoline wood Hawing Ho.v I'.x. Edeiibower. Dr. FOlt SALE C wood ranges, trie Co. HEAP.- Two good Oregon (las & Elec- CAIILE k NELSON liiltno at bargain, erliu, Oregon. upright grand Ilux 12 Suth- FOR SALE.- Horse, bugay and hai ness. Sale ior lady to drive. Cheap. Iliiuire this off i'-e. JERSEY COW FOR SALE.- Now Iresh Willi heifer rail. Phone ST-FK, or address Earl Agee, Roseburg. FUR SALE.-- Four timber claims iu ilouglas County, rea-onable price, nineieen million feet. Ray Ren net!, Hoy, Wash. I FOlt SALE. Fine, ' large barred i Plymouth Rock cockerels from i good laying strain. ?l.iii each, i Frank J. Norton. Sutherlin. tire. I FOR S A I.E. a-paPS'-llg" r fKerlanJ, 1, terms; r- J newly overhauled, $:R! passenger stuueoaic r, m-wiy oer hauled and painted, t.'U'i cash Se- Wallers, at Motor Shop. FOR SALE I roomed furnished bouse and two lots, corner Rob- erts and Hamilton, near Rose school. Price JSdO, if taken at once. 205 KobcrtB street. FOR HALE I1T OWNER.--120 acres of timber land. 8 mil' s west of Drain; good timber, (.'has. O. Anderson, Holt 40:1, Italian! Sta tion. Seattle. Wash. h'Olt SALE :.", Single Coinb It. 1 Red cockerels; also In n. icilb i and b.ibv chirks. Writ.- for pric-s and n.atiiiK H ts. L. It. Skinlni it Sons, Koseburg. Op con. FOR SALE OR hack?1, will trad or F"H, for c.i b . TRADE. Three ! for bay or grain alpo four automo- bilea for sale. Apply to either Loufs Koblbagen or John Bunks. STRICTLY FANCY SEEDS. Alfal fa. Sweet Clover (scarified I, Red, and Alslko Clover, Timothy ami other grass seeds. Money-back guarantee. Ralph Waldo Elden, Central Point. Oregon. LAND less than last year's produc- tion. Age compels sale 55 acres, tlOO acre: nearly 40 already seeded, mostly wheat: good road, near railway; 53000 cash, balanco easy. "A," Canyonville, Oregon. REGISTERED DUROC JERSEY HOAUS. Farrowed Sept. 7. '16. Large. fine Individuals. Have never known what It was to be hungry. See them and take yuir pick. Charles A. Hrand, The (Vor land Orchards. ATTENTION FARMERS. If Interested in gas tractors, steam engines, sawmills or threshers, write to tire A. H. Averill Machinery Comnanv. of Portland. The tractors sold by this company are the and will stand the test. best DIXOW II, I. E DA NCI Big dance at Dixonville Friday evening. March 30th. Ott's orches tra. No undisirables will be admit ted to the hall. Dixonville Audi torium Co. Douglas Hide and Junk Company Highest Cash Market Prices Paid for Hides. Furs, Wool, Copper, Ilrass, Auto Tires, Rags and all kinds of Junk. We also buy and sell tools, belting, blocks and machinery. Squnre Deal to All Our Motto Call Phone 219. Main & Oak Roseburg - - Oregon HUMAN HAIR GOODS First (inulity hair exclusively. S wit belies. t rullHforinations, I'ysrhes, puffs, curls, wIks. ' Have your own combines made lib "The Rotter Way." W. II. GIKARD Phone 451. 30G K. Washing ton, corner of Jackson St. Guaranteed Strictly Fresh EGGS By the Case. Guaranteed as repre sen ted or money refunded. Cash only NORTH SIDE GROCERY Why are H mid 1 tho most Import ant lei (ers In llio alphabet? a B c de F G H I J K L M N 0! PQR 5T U V W X Y z 111 mm L 1'.'J Because yon couldn't have lleef or Pork without their.: We ciirry a coinpteve linn of beef and pork, especially designed for , L-t.ir., :iiwl r,,ilf' Von will be lileasefl wilb the moats we sell vou. if it were not so, we would not tell yon! The Economy Market j Ceo. Kohnhagen. Prop.. Phone KM. Announcement! We feel confident that you will agree with our action after you have carefully considered our ex planation. The weight of the present 5-ccnt loaf lias neces sarily been cut down until the quality of the loaf is lost. We cannot make a lasting, good tasting loaf of bread from so little dough and we cannot increase the weight of the dough, because the cost of flour and other ingredients will not permit a living profit. We feel that our reputation will not permit us to put upon the market a loaf of bread that is not tip to our standard. It is not our intention to give you a 5-cent loaf and charge you a dime for it. We arc going to give a much bctterquality in a ten cent loaf than you are now getting in two 5-ccnt loaves. By eliminating the labor of baking the small loaves, we shall be able to spend more time on the larger loaf, and will expect to improve the quality. 'I'ho :tlio- cliiinj'o will tiil;o i'iri'1't on April I. MODEL BAKERY OREGON BAKERY Resi Medicine for ConstitUioii. Mrs. Churlts Criin. CVarleston. 111., states that Chamberlain's Tab lets are the best medicine lor con stipation that she has ever used. There are hundreds of others who are of tho same opinion. These- tab-1 lets are easy to take ulld most asr, able ill effect. LODGE CARDS KMC1ITS OF PYTHIAS, Alpha Lodge No. 4 7, meets every Wed nesday evening Cor. Jackson and v. ass Sis. Visitors always welccine I. T. WHITNEY, C. C. ROY F. Hl'RIIIN. .M. F. E. E. WIMHEHLY. K. R. S WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, Oak Camp No. 12a. Meets iu the Odd Fellows' hall in Roseburg every 1st ai 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbors always welcome. .1. M. THRONE. C. C. M. M. MILLER. Clerk. KACil.KS, Roseburg Arte meets In tbwir hall on Jackson St., on 2nd and 4th Monday evenings of each month, at S o'clock. Visiting breth ren iu good standing always wel come. J. C. KOENItl. W. P. II. F. HOODMAN, W. Sec. Phone M 183. WOMEN OF M'OODCItAFT, Lilac Circle No. 4 9. Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each month at Odd Fellows' hall. Visit ing members In good standing are Invited to attend. LENA DUNN, G. N. CLARA CAWLFIEL1). Ciork. O. K. S., KosebnrK Chapter No. S. Holds their regular meeting on tho 1st and 3rd Thursday In each mouth. Visiting members in good standing are resuectftilly Invited to attend. MISS MAUOAUKT PAC1E, W. M FREE JOHNSON, Secy. HEIIEKAIIH, Roseburg Rebokan Lodge, No. 41, 1. O. O. F. Meets In Odd Fellows' Tetnplo every Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters and brethren invited to attend. MRS. EMMA LENOX. X. tl. MRS. TILL1U JOHNSON, Sec. ELSIE HUM I'll REV. F. S. I. O. (). F., Kl.slllK Star liodgo No. 174 nieela in the Odd Follows' Temple every Friday ovenlug. Visiting brethren always welcome. W. S. POWELL, N. ('.. CARL W. Oil MAN, Roc. Secy M. FICKLE, F. S. LOYAL ORIIKlt OF MOOSE, ICnsiv I ! burg l.odgo No. 10:)7. Meets Mon-! day evening of each week, at 8 o' clock In Maccnbee ball. All visiting brothers are Invited to attend. VV. J. MOON, Dictator. 11. O. PARUETER, Secy. I. O. O. F., Cnliin Kncninpnient No, 1. Meets in Odd Fellows" Teinplo, i every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome O. II. I'K'KKNS, C. P. J. It. IIAII.EY, II. P. .1. E. PICKENS. R. S. JAMES EWA1IT, F. S. O. O. F., Pblletarlun IxmIko No. 8. Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple, corner Jackson and Cass Sis., on Saturday evening of each week. Members of the order In Kood standing aro Invited to attend. V. T. JACKSON, N. G. A. J. OEHHEH, Hoc. Secy. J. II. DAI LEY. Fin. .Secy. I. O. Elks, ItosebiirK Isnlgo, No. :v. Holds regular communica tions at tho Elks' Temple on the! 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each I month. All members reiuested to nttend regularly, and all visiting j brothers aro cordially Invited to -alteud. E. II. STEWART, E. It. i IRA U. RIDDLE. Sec'y. j ' ' r A. M.. Ijiurel IxhIk No. 1:1. Regular Coinmiinlcatlons 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month at ; Masonic Tetnplo, Roseburg, Ore i Visitors welcome. 1 IIEN.I. I'ARO. W. M. W. HARRIS. Se, y. i 8 i A If your hout-e is wired for electricity, tho smallest child can turn on the light without the least danger. Tlli: THINK W TDK COMKOHTS If your house is not wired, let ns tell you how you can wire it at a cost of a few dollars a month. WK SKIJi MAZDA KAMI'S KYKKYTHINC lll.KCTIUCAIi. ROSetiUKG ELECTRIC CO. April 8 EASTER Af We now have a full line of Easter Goods on display. FASTER llASKETS nil colors and kinds, large or small. EASIER CHICKS from the little le i-hiek up to ir.c. FI.YI.NO IIIRDS life-like birds hung with spiral sprlnn. EASTER CANDY IIOXES fancy houses witli chicks, etc. EASTER POST CARDS -.ld- ihiiko or subjects, cards I e up. . MASTER HOOK LETS anil fancy cards III envelopes. FASTER CANDY iimi-s hiimllow egg;st all sizes. EASTER (KMIHS A I.I. NEW AND FRESH. Carr's Variety Store 217 No. Jackson. Roseburg, Oregon. mmm Anywhere You Wish Hi tlir siilr o'iiiitr S firing gurilrn irnrk. n trmrhome, or i))icr, hotel or filni'i- of Im sine. is. ire will tlelirer a case, of ifour fiiroritr lirreriigesiiirk ling anil fioiiing irith vigor mill refreshing eool ness. Just phone ns ami irnteli for our ne.ir ilrli nrrif ear. II 'e it re us strong on- serf ire as toe are on smiitnnj iiiethiiilsn e ask ijnn to he the jnilge oflmtii Sodas, Carbonated Water, Syrups, Fruit Flavors ROSFI5URG SODA WORKS Free Delivery Phone 18G 130 N. Pine St. Saving Daylight By turning the Clock ahead, gains an hour. Remodeling the house and making a better arrangement ot win dows may save the whole day, for kitchen or pantry; front room or liv ing room, and the remodeling plans are free at KENNY LUMBER COMPANY OOOOjOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOlr- OOQOCXjQQQOOaOOOQQOfXX Are You We have Enlisted Tor u Clcmicr (lily If you are with us phone 7, Tut onr duds in our clean suds Anil vvaii'li the (lily Shine. Roseburg Steam Laundry PHONIC 79 -SAFE in the hands of a Child- It is, a Pleasure to wash In n lavalory which la HUliMulhlly nppolnh'U. And ono of tho chief tuctorn in tho up tiolntintMitB of any house is the phimltiiiK. Our work Is ilouo to hint, and with tho least ponsl hto amount of repair. ROSEBURG PLUMBING And HEATING CO. With Us? -Jaz. Trunks and Bags Always S reasonable B.W . Strong, Furniture Man 5