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Newspaper Page TextEvrsrvo notfinnta nrrrew, Frtrn.vv, MATtrri .10, mir. PAOH FIVB 1 r: 1 'i 'i' 1 1 'i i1 i-i-i-- :-: CITY NEWS Get rintfs at the Book Storv. j'lompt Jitney service. Hume 4 4. Ask for L'nipqua Special siihtil 1 ;"ic, at Dole's. Kiiftfr novelties ami cards at the Hook Store. J. Harold Nichols was in from Itrockway yesterday. We now have coal. Page Invest ment Co. Phone 242. Iiroccoli knives made especially for broccoli, at S. K. Sykes.' Tiios. Scott, of Melrose, vas a busi ness visitor in the city today. J itney service, phone 2. F. H. Smith, Cass and Rose streets. K. P. Hose and wife, of Kiddle, were lioseburK visitors yesterday. Spraying done. Call 340 Spruce St. Phone 101-K. W. J. Hughes. Miss Hlanclte Wilson went to Wil bur l his afternoon for a short visit. Mrs. O. T. Henry and Mrs. Harry Davis were in from Dillard yester day. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Henry arrived this afternoon from Dillard for a short visit. U. O. Cioff, of Sutherlin, spent yes terday in the city looking after busi ness matters. liny Stearns, of Oakland, spent yesterday in the city looking after business matters. Mrs. li. 1. Kdniondson was in Diliard this afternoon looking after business matters. .1. V. Crocker, of Portland, was 'a business visitor in oKseburg for a few hours today. A, D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by, Hamilton Drus Co. C. A. Tracy, of Portland, arrived here last evening to speud a couple of days on business. N. A. Calkins, of Klamath Kails, spent yesterday in Koseburg looking after business matters. Mrs. Pearl McClure, of Los An geles, arrived this afternoon to visit with Mrs. L. M. Mills. Peter . I ones, of Looking. Class, spent yesterday in the city looking alter business mat ters. O. C. ltader returned this after neon to Tyee, following a day spent in this city on business. Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Waterson, of Portland, are spending a few days in this city with friends. Now Is the time to buy your bulbs for bedding. Call at 124 Cass ft. Mrs. F. I). Owen. Florist. L. P. Miller, of Yoncalla, who was up to the good roads rally, returned to bis home (his afternoon. The l'ollyanna serves as good a cup of chocolate or coffee as cuu In had anywhere at any price. M iss Aver ill Henef iel, who had been visit ing here departed for her home at Drain this afternoon. Mrs. Lillie Regard and two child ren, of Jacksonville, are spending a few days in the city with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Potter, ol Poi'tland, arrived here last evenlim tn pend a few dnys with friends. Mrs. George McMillen, who had been visiting at Portland with her parents, ret urned here last evening. Mrs. H. ,L Den n returned here last evening after passing a week at Portland, Silverton and other points. Mrs. Norman A gee left for (Hen dale last evening to visit with rela tives and look after business mat ters. ilichard Willett, of the Douglas County Creamery, left this morning for Leona to look after business af fairs. Mr. and Mrs. C. Henry and M. L Krantz, of Dillard, returned home last evening after spending the day in this city. Order bedding plants now, all kinds in any quantity. Prices right. Mrs. F. I). Owen, Florist, at the Pollyanna, on Caws St. The Henson school will hold a home-cooked food sale Saturday. March 31st. at King's Cash Grocery, 2T.2 North Jackson street. K. V. Heyer. of Riddle. e;ishiei of the Kiddle Stale Hank, stopped off here todav on his return from Portland for a short visit. Your present high living cost may be naturally lowered by judicious buying in quantities. Get wholesak prices at the People's Supply Co. Mrs. Fred McCulloch and V. M Allen, of Long Ileach, Cal.. arrived here this afternoon and will be tin guests of Mrs. M. II. Payne for sev eral davs. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Godfrey, who had been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Coates. at Ten Mile, left, this afternoon for Yoncalla, where they will visit a short time before going to Seattle to make their home. They bad resided in this city for the past year. Do you buy fancy labels or the Bonds? Fancy lithographed cans for coffee now cost about 5c per lb. V. 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 tin alue you get for every dollar you spend at this store. My goods are hmiestly bought, and honestly sold. I have no ambition to "ge rich Hiick." A legitimate profit sutistie me. Nn snecial baits -just the be-t "f evervthiiiL for ls. Spot lt:iskt Grocery, A. G. Diinlav prietor, IMS N. Jackson Si. Cash Pro- CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Oyer 30 Years Always bears , t f m ! Trunks The Glide Grange held its regular meeting last Saturday night with a large number in attendance. Robert lirocket gave us a little talk last Sunday, which was enjuved by all. Maude Skurg, Esther Blakely and Mary 'Guniey spent Tuesday night with Miss Mabel Shrum. Victor lilakely returned home from (he bills last Friday. Forrest lilakely went to town to day on business. Krmel Singleton was a visitor at Glide Sunday. Oscar Houser was down from the Wolf Creek station last Saturday and Sunday. Waldo Schloemann was a visitor at Glide Sunday. John Alexander went to town on Wednesday, returning Thursday. Miss Ksther Murker has been ill for the past week with appendicitis. She is under the care of Dr. Miller Victor Bhtkely and George Shellu- barger are digging tile diieh for Mr. John Alexander. Mrs. Willard Mode came out from Roseburg last Saturday with John Alexander, and is visiting friends at Glide. Wallace Singleton was a visitor at Glide Sunday. Miss Hazel and Lloyd ltogard and Mrs. Fra.ier were visiting Mrs. Mode at Lilly's on Sunday. Sam Ilritt is going to plant a prune orchard on his place. He is planning to'set out 500 Italian and Hum Pet ite trees. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wright and lit tle daughter were visiting at the home of Sam Smith on Sunday. . Mrs. Shellabarger returned to her home in the mountains a week ago last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Straub came out on the stage Tuesday. There is to be a party at the home of Mr. Jones on Thursday night, and everyone is expecting a good time. liny Gurney is progressing rap idly with his slashing for F. S. lilakely. Roy and Phil Strader are ilso finishing up a contract for It. W. Berkley. Slashing is quite a fad i round Glide these days. Even K. B. Chapman has slashed off his whiskers. D. A. Owen was a visitor at Glide Wednesday. Max Shellabarger returned from Kellogg to his home on Burned Mt. last Friday. Mrs. Walter Wright and Miss Ella Wright were visitors at (Hide today. Charles Robinson was a visitor at it. Alto ranch today. , H. L. Osborne went to Rose burg Sunday, returning lo Glide on Tuesday. X. X. GIRLS! HAVE WAVY, THICK, GLOSSY HAIR FREE FROM DANDRUFF Save Ycmr Mail'! . Doi-blo Its Homily 111 ll Few Moments Try This! If yon care tor heavy hair, that giistens with beauty and is radiant with life; lias an incomparable soft ness and is fluffy and lustrous, try Da nderine. .lust one application doubles the lieaulv of your hair, besides It Im mediately dissocK every particle oi (landrulf; you cannot hae nice, heavy, healthy hair if you have dan druff. This destructive scurf robs the hair oi its lustre. Us strength anil its very lite, and if not overcome il produce!) a feverishnoss and itching of the scalp: the hair roots famish, loosen and die; then the hair falls r ill t fast. If your hair has been neglected and is thin, faded, dry. scraggy or trio. oily, gel a 2.".-cent bottle ol Wnowlton's Danderine at any drug store or toilet counter: apply a little as directed and ten minutes alter you will say this was the best Investment you ever made. We sincerely believe, regardless or everything else advertised, that li you desire soft, lustrous, beautiful hair and lots oi it no dandruff no itching scalp and no more fallinc hair you must use Knowlton's Imii-il-rine If cvelituiillv - why not now '.' (. d-.) Al TO STAGE LINE DEPO'I n-iih- ct:ii'prt nnd Hutos for Marli- HpM nnd nil Cons Pay points, also for Pool nml Millwood, h-ave (1. V. liapn's proeery storo. 1..-I MiorMinn strc'-t. Cash paid for proumc aion the lino, o i.!i.v vi:atmi:k kkpoiit. I'. S. Weather Hurcaii. local office, Uoschuri;. H hours ending .", a. tn., today: . Precipitation In Inches and hun dredths: Hichest lemperiltllie yesterday i. west temperature last niiiiit ...::'' pre, ipilalhin. li.sl - I lie'ii- - -"-Total lire. ip. Mine nrst or luo. Normal 1-re-ip. for tins month ::.!i Total iirecip. from S;pt. 1 to date Average piecip. fioin S''t. 1. '77 Total defi. ien-y from Sept 1, "1 - - AveniKB pre, ip. ("i .!! l sons (Sep- to May, Inclusive 1 3. K WILLIAM P.KLL. Observer. WKATMKIl FOKMCAST: TullU-hl and Satmd.iy i-aitly . ',)Uil . lie.ll V f lusl telli: : and Bags All Classified Advertisement In serted uew today will be found on 1'nna O, mirier "New Today" head. JIOXKY TO LOA.N. MOKTGAOK LOANS. We have in surance money on luo Kural Credit plan 2U year loans on im proved iarms. See Hico At Hiee. WE WRITE INSUKAN'CK whereby the assured tffcta tbe most protec tion for the fliouey. Expert advice given on any line of insurance. Hice & Kice. WK WILL LOAN YOU MONEY. 20 year rural credit farm loans. Farmers desiring iuans on the amortized plan, without red tape and no commission charges, can secure them at low interest rate by calling on or writing to Kice ,ti Uice. Koseburg, Oregon, financial lepresenlatives of the Agricultur al Credit. Corporation ol Oregon. See M. F. Uice. LOST AND KOI XI). CASH reward paid for return of new umbrella mislaid in some Uose burg store Thursday. .March I!-. Three notches cut in handle for identification; crooked handle. Leave at North Side Orocery. WANTKI) WANTED. or SS-J. setting hens. Call 4 WOOL) C1IOPPKRS WANTED. C. T. Hrown, Phone o-K 24. WANTED. Canary birds. Call 725 West Lane, or I'hone 257-Y. Mrs. D. H. Brown. WANTED. Experienced girl or woman for general housework. Apply 4 D : East Cass St. WANTED.--- Position as housekeeper in small family by experienced middle-aged woman. Phone 1-KI1. WANTED. Two Foxten'ior pnps, 0 weeks to G months old. Who can furnish them soon? Address P. W. (ienrge, Kellogg, Ore. WANTED. .More men with axes to ..cut poles for wood; pay by the hour. Apply at ranch, across river from town. O. .1. Lindsey. WANTED- A hilly to do light house work and act as companion lor an elderly lady, in the country. For further information call phone 111, or apply at Ueview office. KESPIOCTAIil.E, sober single li nil, experienced private places, care grounds, horse, cow, poultry, raise .vegetables, wants situation city or suburbs; stale terms. Address Oeorge F. Walsh, San Francisco, Cal.. General Delivery. I'lllI HUNT. 1'OU KENT. Typewriter. Hook Store. At the FOII KENT. Two furnished house keeping rooms, $r per mo. 710 .Mill. FOR KENT. Furnished apart monls. Call Hit; W. Washington St.. liooiu I I . or Phone 4 I . FOK SAI.K AM) TKADK FOK SALE- Unitize turkeys, I hens one gobler. .1. .M. J tide! . GOOD OLD GHOWTII Flit WOOD. E. Khoads. Piuiiip :;ui;-Y. EOK SALE. Hay, hay, plenty hay. .1. .M. Judd, Empire Livery liarn. EOK SALE.- Gasoline wood sawinc machine. Hex lis. Edenbower, llr. FUR SALE CHEAP. Two pood wood ranges. Oregon Gas & Lb c trie Co. CAItl.E & NELSON upright fciand piano at bargain. Box Iti2 Sulb erlin, Oregon. JERSEY COW I'OI! ' S I.K. Now fresh ilh heifer calf. Phone 37-K"), or address Earl Ayee, Kosebure FOi; SAIJv- Four timh'-r claims in Douglas Con my, reasonable pric nitM'tfou million left. Kay U-n-in'tt, Itoy, Wash. FOli SAI.F. House and lol on Fast Lain- St . Small payment down, ha lane1 r-nsy tent is. V. ri. How ard. 1'hom.' '7-1-. KOil SAI.K.- Klii". lartie barred Plvniouth liock cockerels from V'ood la'iiic strain, fl.r.n each. Prank J. Norton, Sutherlin, lire. FOR SALIO. 4-rooined furnished j house and two lots, corner Itob-1 erts and Hamilton, near Hose school. Price $800, If taken at once. 20ii Huberts street. j FOT1 SAI.K I)Y OWNF.lt. -120 1 acres of timber land, 8 miles west of Iirain: good timber, ('has. O. Ander-on, Hot 4',.1, Ilallard Sta tion, Seattle, Wash. FOK SAI.K. 2T. Sincle Comb H. R.-d cockerel-: aiJo bens, pulli and baby chirks. Write Tor pric and tr.ahliK lisls. L. 11. Shilin t Sons, Roseburtr, Oretrnn. ' FOR SAI.K OR TP, AD!:.-Three j hacks, will trade for hay or rriin j i or sell for c.i-h; ali-o four aiil'Ono-1 biles for sale. Apply to e,Mier j Louis Koli.li.icen or John l!:'ins j 'sTHK'TI.Y I'VNi'Y KF.KIIS - AUnl-j fa. Sv.eet Co 'T rs u-i:. rl i . Rid.' ,-, nil Al-ike Ci.iver. Tltii'.ll.v mi I B. other grass seeds. Money-baclt guarantee. Ralph Waldo Klden. Central Point. Orepnn. LAND less than last year's produc tion. Age compels sale 55 acres, $100 acre; nearly 40 already seeded, mostly wneai; goou roatl. near railway; f 3000 cash, balance easy. "A," Canyonvllle, Oregon. UKGISTEUED lU'KOC JERSEY 110AI1S. Farrowed Sept. 7. It.. Large, fine Individuals. Have never known what it was to be hungry. See them and take yur pick. Charles A. Itrand, The Over land Orchards. ATTENTION' l.'AliMKISS. If Interested in gas tractors, steam engines, sawmills or threshers, write to the A. H. Aver-ill .Machinery Company, of Portland. The tractors sold by this company are the best and will stand the test. o HIXOWll.l.K DANCE. Uig dance at Dixonville Friday veiling. March 0 1 li. Oil's orches tra. No undisiratnes will ne annul led to Hie hall. Dixonville Audi torium Co. NOTK'I NOTICE. Eslray. One roan steer, yearling, pastured at my place since uci. isi, l!i It;. Owner may have nun ny pay ing damages. ii. aici, neiiey, Glengarry, Oregon. Douglas Hide and Junk Company Highest Cash Market Prices Paid for Hides, Furs, Wool, Copper. Mrass, Auto Tires, Rags and nil kinds of junk. We also buy nnd sell tools, belting, blocks nnd machinery. Si ua re Deal tn All Our Motto Call Phone 210. Main & Oak Roseburg Oregon HUMAN HAIR COODS First (jtm'i'y hair ext-'hinWoly. Su it Ill-lies. t ranst'urmntiims, ryselicrt, puffs, emir?, w ii;s. I In vo your own toiuliins mnde up "Tho Hot t it Way." VV. II. GIKARI) Phono 451. 10G E. Washing ton, corner of Jackson St. Guaranteed Strictly Fresh EGGS By the Case. Guaranteed as repre sentcd or money refunded. Cash only NORTH SIDE GROCERY Why are H nnd P the most import, ant letters 111 tile alphabet ? Mm ABc DE mm f g h i j mxiiM k i mn o VMM - liXM Sr U K o I Ilecnuse you couldn't lime HctT or Pork without '.tietn! Wo carry a compTeic line of hocf ami pork, especially deniniMl for knife and fork! You will ho pleased with the meatH we sell you, If it were not so, we would not tell you! The Economy Market ;co. Kobiiliauen, Pi-iiji., Phone TiX. H5 u vwx Y Announcement! We feel confident that you will arce with our action after you have carefully considered our ex planation. The weight of the present 5-ccnt loaf has 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 up 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 bettcrquality 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. The above chatiK'' will t;i1"' ''""eft "M April 1. MODEL BAKERY OREGON BAKERY W. Strong, ,,liricc Man PROFESSIONAL CARDS Rerer all your collections and financial matters for adjustment to the PACIFIC ADJl'STMEXT COI.LKCTIOX SEItVlCE, Inc. Room 222. Perkins Bids. No charge, unless collection or ad justment made. Hit. V. L. I'EAltSON- DENTIST Office Masonic Illdg. Phono 210. im. n. i'LYleh IJrensed Chiropractic Physician 222 W. Lane St., Rosoburg. Oregon Phone 12.' Consultation and Examination Free. Office Hours, 9 to 6. Chiropractic nnd Electrical Treat ments. TUB HKIXMN'K RCllOOL OK PIA.N'O Ml'HIC. Mr. Charles llelnlliie. Director .Mrs, Max Combs, Assistant Teacher Lleglnuers a specialty. Concert I Pianists developed. Morning classes tn Kindergarten, chlltlrcn called for and taken home. Studio 423 Ella St. Phone 33-H. NKW COUNTY MAP Showing railroad lands, price $1.50 I G. HICKS, Surveyor P. O. Box, 477. Roseburg 2p3 Perkins Uldg. Phone 4 27-J. lilt. ('. II. WADE PHYSICIAN AND SI KGEON" Phones: Oltico 4."iU; - lies. 12li-lt Rooms 4 15-4 It!, Perkins Uullding. .MISS PEAItl, STl'ART Graduate N'urse Phone 16D. Res. 218 S. Jackson UKS. SUHLV, SETI1K1S .V! STEWART Physicians tuu Surgeons Suite of Offlcos Rear of Douglas Na ttonal Hank, Ground Floor, i'hone 3tif. ROBEUUKO .... OREGON Offlco Hours: Phones lit to 12 a. in. Offlco: Malu 171 I 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 172 1 lilt 1,1'CETTA SMITH Physician Women and Childreu Diseases a Specialty. Office: Masonic. Illdg. Second Kloof Phone 278-L. Dlt. .1 OITIce Hours II to 5. It. l'OKMAN Licensed Chiinpraetie Physician Office nt his home, 1127 Harvard Ave. KvenhiKH and Suudayn by ap pointment. Phone concerning Jitney service. Consultations and examina tions free. NOTICI-i OK AXVI .Ml;l"l'l(l or! tiik si'ocMioi.nr.iis oi-- tiim, itosKiu itti in ilium; ikimi:s ASSOC l 'l'ltl. I Xolice is hereby eicen that 111'1; i annual iiieelini; of the stock hohlers : : ot the llusebllii; ItllildilHt Moines .s-siic-latlnn will be held al the office oil ils secretary, tleorce Xeiiner, Jr., in1 'the first. Slate ,ti Savincs Hank : blllldlna, cily of Kosi'liuru. Iioimlas t'nulllv. (Iie;iiu. on W eil liesday , the I I I ll ilav of A in il. Ml I 7 , at 7 : :iil p. ' ' in., of said d be pilll'.ise of eleclilli; seven directors and I auditors for tlie ensuing eiir. I ieie the annual renin t of the ctois and three In 10- sei retary, and In transacl sccli oilier business as may property c he lore the said ineetilm. hated at Itesebiirii. tlieaon, this L'i;th ilav of March. I ! I 7. . cKoiKiK m:i'm:ii, Jr.. Secretai V. If your house Is wired for electricity, the smallest child can turn on the light without the least danger. THEN THINK Oh' TI1I0 COMl'OltTS If your house Is not wired, let us tell you how you can wire It at n cost of a few dollars a month. WE SELL MAZDA LAMPS r.VKKVTIIINCi lXKC .'TKIOAL. ROS6BURQ ELECTRIC CO. V EASTER T We now have a full line of Easter Goods on display. KASTKIt ItAKKF.TS nil colors mid kinds, lurf;e or sniiill. KASTKIt CHICKS I'lMin the little Ic chick up to 1.1c. l'LYI(i HIHIIS life-like birds Iiiiiik with spiral spring KASTKIt CANDY HOXKS fancy houses with chicks, etc. KASTKIt POST CARDS .. hie inline of subjects, cards Ic Up. KASTKIt HOOKLKTS and fancy curds In envelopes. KASTKIt CANDY llliu-s liiunllow eKS, all sizes. KASTKIt ;OODS ALL X :' AND KltKSII. Carr's Variety Store 217 No. Jackson. ..... Hi.' wtl..U Ifii Anywhere You Wish Hi the siili: ii'imtr Sirin rf (fnrdi'ii wurk, in your home., or iijirr, IidIi'I nr iltire of' Itnsintss, ire will tlelirrr a rase of ijimr fit rnrilf hereriigesimrkl in g mill oing with vigor ami rrf'rrsliiiig nml tints. ,ln.it, iiliotir us mid watch for our new ilt'i ri'rif ear. fl 'e u-re us strong on sflrriee as wr are on smiitiirij wel hoilswe nslc iji,ii to he t lie, ju it e. of hot li Sotlas, Carbonated VValer, Syrups, Fruit Flavors ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Free Delivery Phone 186 130 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 inn ?OKXiOOOiOOOOOOtiOOO0OOOO:HcKi0OC 'I 'J Are You mMiKnm.JtxrejaniTXiaBiimwKti We have Enlisted For a Cleaner City If you are with us phone 79, Put your tlmls in our clean suds A nil watch the City Shine. I Roseburg Steam Laundry I'l IONIC 79 5'OOOOOOWKKKO0'0OOCMXOiXOO -SAFE in the hands of a Child- Roseburg, Oregon. It is a Pleasure lo wash In n lavatory which ia Kplondlttly uppoinlvil. And onn of tln chk'f tuetorn in tho up polntnicnlH of any Iioliho a the plumbing. Our work Is dono to last, and with tho loawt possi ble ninotiut or n'putr, ROSEBURG PLUMBING And HEATING CO. With Us?