Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, April 13, 1917, Image 5

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    EVEMXQ ROSEBURG REVIEW. FRIDAY, APRII, 13, 1011
PAOB VI VB
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF THE CITY
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R. 11. Crinsted spent the day at' C. H. Code, of Seattle spent the
lMxonvtlla looking after business day In Koseburg looking after busl-
inatters.
W. K. Kerr and wife, of Seattle,
arrived here last evening to spenu
a few days.
Used cars at special bargain prices.
Roseburg Garage.
Late Engels left for his home at
Peel this morning alter a day spent
here on business. 1
J. H. Dobbins, of Portland, ar
rived in Itoseburg . last evening to
spend a few days.
M. u. t'hapmau, of Elkton. arrived
lu the city last evening to spend a
day or two on business.
Charles Steele, of Centralia.
Wash., arrived in Roseburg last
evening to spend a few days.
Mrs. Harvey C. Tuttle, of Van
couver, Wash., arrived here last
night to visit with relatives.
We now have coal. Page Invest
ment Co. Phone 242.
Miss Beatrice Ca'wley, of Portland,
left for her home last evening after
a brief visit here, with friends.
W. C. Robinson left this after
noon for Kennett, Cal., where he will
spend a few weeks on business.
. Frank Rodgers. or Memphis,
Tenn., arrived here last evening to
spend a few days with friends.
Krank Ritter and wife, who were
married here yesterday. ' left last
evening for their home at Perdue.
Miss Ida Simpson, of Harrisburg,
left for her home last evening after
a few days spent here with friends.
Jitney service, phone. 2. F. H.
Smith, Cass and Rose streets.
C. II. Brown, of Portland, ar
rived here last evening to spend a
few days looking after business affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. W. Hates have
returned here after a couple of days
silent, at Portland and' other Oregon
'towns.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pe'ers, of
Portland, arrived here last evening
to spend a few days with friends
and relatives.
I. X. Itont and It. E. Ralston, both
well known residents of Sutheilln.
siient the day here looking after
business matters.
Dr. W. E. Kaiser and W. T. Lang
lois, of Riddle, spent Wednesday af
ternoon in this city looking alter
business matters.
The l'ollyanna serves as good "a
eup of chocolate or coffee as can be
had anywhere at any price.
Howard Mumphrey. of Daker, lias
arrived hero to spend a lew days
looking alter business matters and
Edward Singleton canie up from
his ranch near Ruckles yesterday to
look after business affairs. He re
turned there this morning,
visiting with friends.
Order bedding plants now, all
kinds In any Quantity. Prices right
Mrs. P. D. Owen, -Florist, at the
Pollyanna, on Cass SI,
Misses Grace and Alice Leonard
of Portland, have arrived here to
spend a. few days visiting with
friends and relatives. They have an
aunt living west of this city.
De sure it Is a Barclay, the only
corset made to fit each and every
figure. Will call and talta orders.
Phone 418-J.
A. S. Ireland, of Camas Valley
has arrived hero to spend a lew days
on business. Mr. Ireland is deputy
assessor and has been compiling
I ho property valuations in the Camas
Vallev district.
John W. Hawkins, of Portland,
arrived hero this morning on busi
ness. He owns considerable land in
the vicinity of Melrose, as well
having extensive interests in other
sections of the state.
You cannot save money on cheap
seeds. You know what n crop fail
lire means. Get fresh tested seeds at
the People's Supply Co.
t'ounlv Judgo Marsters this after
noon rendered a decision in favor of
the administratrix of the estate of
the late John 1. Eltzgerald, Jr., et
nl, to contest the title to certain land
left by the deceased.
Get out of the rut. Don't buy your
provisions in small quantities as you
need them day by day. Buy in large
quantities and receive wholesale
prices. Save for yourself expensive
service and excessive retailers
profits. People's Supply Co.
Guy Cordon, Harry llb''k and Mrs
Lucille Gilette, appraisers or the es
late of Mrs. Ina Law Robertson, to
day filed a report in the probate
court showing that the estate of the
deceased is worth $ 1 .02 .i.
All Classified Advertisement! In
serted new today will be found on
Pitge 0, under "New Today" bead.
FOR SALE. Five lots, or would I
take .Ford In trade. Inquire 31! 6 '
Spruce street. i
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
MOXEY TO IXA.V.
ness matters.
Mrs. Ii. F. Morgan left for Glen
dale last evening to spend a few
days with friends.
We now have coal. Page Invest
ment Co. phone 212.
John Nachter .of Melrose, left
this morning for Marshfield to look
after business matters.
11. K. Pitts, or Spriusfleld, ar
Ived in Roseburg last evening to
spend a week or ten days.
Mrs. O. A. Kirby una son reiurncu
to their home at Myrtle Creek List
evening, after a short visit here.
Subscriptions for magazines so
licited. Fiction Library.
Harold Willows, of Portland, left
for his home last evening alter a
few days spent here with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George niting. oi
ortland, arrived here last evening
to spend a few days with friends.
Mrs. Ilea Hartley, or Hutnerun,
spent last ovening-in Roseburg. She
was registered at tne I'nipuua lin
tel.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone ishl
Sarety First Jitney Service. Phone
40. Two cars.
11. W. Waite. of Portland, arrived
here last evening to spend a few
days looking after business matters.
Countv Commissioner V. E. St.
John, of Sullierlin. spent the day in
Roseburg looking after "business af-rairs.
Miss Grace Thomas, of Ceiling-
ham,. Wash., arrived here last even
ing to spend a. lew days with
friends.'
A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve
Heiress after eating. For sale by
Hamilton Drus Co.
George W. Kenneth, of Eugene
arrived In Roseburg last evening to
pass a few days looking after busi
ness affairs. "
Dron In THhi POLLYANNA after
the show or dance for a bot chicken
tamale or sandwich. The best ever.
Grants Pass Courier: E. P. An
thony was a local visitor yesterday
from Rosehiiig. returning to his
home last night. '
O. Martin. a wo.ll known
Days Creek rancher, arrived in
Roseburg this morning l-o pass a
d:iv or two on business.
Your little chickens will need
proper food: your grown hens will
do better if feed is right, fluy best
quality chick and. scratch foods at
before the raise prices. People's
Supply Co.
Dr. J. U. Chapman and wire, who
had been at Wilbur to visit the for
mer's mother, who Is quite 111, re
turned here last evening.
Mrs. Anna liiiffam and liltle
daughter, of Grangeville, Idaho, ar
rived here last evening to look alter
business matters. They left .for their
home this morning.
Don t buy a muvto. Extensive ad
vertising is expensive. Why pay for
something you cannot use? P. S. C.
Steel Cut Coffee Is all coffee value.
You will find no bet! ;r. Fresh twice
a week at the People's Supply Co.
Cecil ltlakely returned to his home
at Corvallls last night after a shorl
visit to tills city. He accompanied
his sister, who has been attending
O. A. C, hut who was ill, lo. tills
city.
Corvallls Gazette: Christine Ab
bott lias returned from a trip to
Roseburg, where she went to spend
several days witli home folks and
friends. Miss Abbott is a student
at O. A. C.
Muv flour now. No t'jllof is prob
able from hiplf prices until another
crop is harvested. Our prices on
flour, all grades, now as usual, are
less than wholesale. We recommend
Snow Drift. People's Supply Co.
S. C. Hartruni. supervisor of the
IT. S. Forest Service, was In Med
ford Tuesday on business conii"cted
Willi his office, says the Medford
Tribune. Mr. Hartruni has been in
the service a great number of years
and until a few years ago was a
quent visitor In this section.
Peas are very nourishing and
healthful food. Chemical tests show
them above the nverage of the vege
tables. All grades at wholesale
prices. Special while they last, Yolo
Sugar Peas 10c per can. People's
Supply Co.
MORTGAGE LOANS. Ve have in
surance monoy on tne uurui
Credit plan 20 year loans on im
proved farms. See Rice & Rice.
WE WRITE INSURANCE whereby
the assured, gets the most protec
tion for the' money. Expert-advice
given on any line of insurance.
Rice & Rice.
WE 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 &
Rice, Roseburg, Oregon, financial
representatives of the Agricultur
al Credit Corporation of Oregon.
See M. F. Rice.
LOST AXI FOt'Xl).
LOST. Probably at or near Gaddls
plumbing shop, a small rope neck
chain, with cameo pendant in plain
setting. Finder leave at Review
office. Reward.
WANTED
WANTED AT ONCE. 5 or 6 room
furnished house. Phone 4 4 5.
FOR SALE. Or trade for Improved
Roseburg property, 5Vj-acre tract,
one mile from Roseburg; fine gar
den soli, 200 5-year-old pears, and
family orchard. Ideal location. M.
F. Chamberlain, 720 So. Pine.
FOR SALE. 25 Single Comb H, I.
Red cockerels; also hens, pullets
and baby chicks. Write for prices
and mating lists. L. 13. Skinner
& Sons, Roseburg, OreKon.
STRICTLY FANCY SEEDS. Alfal
fa, Sweet Clover rs.'arl(led), Red,
and Alslke Clover, Timothy and
other grass seeds. Money-back
guarantee. Rnlph Waldo Eldou,
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; J3000 cash, balance
easy. "A," Canyonvlllo, Oregon.
REGISTERED DUROC JERSEY
HOARS. Farrowed Sept. 7, '10.
Large, fine individuals. Have
never known what it was to be
hungry. See them and take yuir
pick. Charles A. Hrand, The Over
land Orchards.
If you nave something to sell oi
rent try an Adv. In Thn Review
SLVD AGAIN.
EXPERIENCED stenographer wants
position. References given. In
quire at Review. .
WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED. -T.
Hrown, Phone 3-E 2-1.
WANTED. Dishwasher. Apply 147
N. Jackson, opposite Unipqua Hotel.
MAN and wife wants ranch work.
Call at Nevada Rooming House,
Room 28.
WANTED. To borrow $700 on best
real estale security. Address R. S.,
eare Review.
WANTED. Canary birds. Call 725
West Lane, or Phone 257-Y. Mrs.
D. H. Brown.
Don't Let Your Cough Hang On.
WANTED. Position lo .take care of
semi-Invalid, do lighl housekeep
ing, or as companion. Miss Anna
L. Allen, Ruseburg.
WANTED. More men with axes to
..cut poles for wood; pay by the
hour. Apply at ranch, across river
from town. O. J. Llndsey.
WANTED. To buy a tract of land
with small percentage under culti
vation, rest timber. Address by
letter. Room 210, Hotel I'mpqua.
WANTED. Man and wife for farm
work and cook, $50. Experienced
gardener, $35. Man and team, $3
per day. Charles A. llraud, the
Overland Orchards.
FOIt RUNT.
We will sell fence for cash now:
A 39-ln. fi-bar fence for 3."ic rod; a
!l;!'J heavier fence for 40c; 8-bar 32
good fence for 35 ; 45-in. 8-bar.
good fence 44c; 8-bar 20 inch fence
for 33c per rod; 726 fence for 31c; a
fi.l-in. 7-hnr Pago fence lor Sac per
rod; 4 7-in. 13-bar Page fence for 57-
MiC a rod; heavy 48-in. 1 5-bar Page
fence 65c; heavy 68-In. 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 wo have the goods.
Stearns & Clienoweth, Oakland and
Yoncalla.
Refer all your collections and
financial matters tor adjustment to
the PACIFIC ADJCSTMKXT
& COLLECTION SERVICE, Inc.
Room 222, Perkins Bldg.
No charge unless collection or ad
justment made.
At'TO STAGE L1XK DEPOT.
Dally stages and autos for Marsh
field and all Coos Bay points, also
for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W.
Rapp's grocery store, 13S Sheridan
street. Cash paid tor produce along : sold by this company are the best
the line. and will stand the test.
DR. C. L. PEARSON
PKXTIST
Office Masonic Bldg.
Phone 240.
DR. N. PLYLER
Licensed ClUroprat-tlc Physician
222 W. Lane St.-, Roseburg, Oregon
Phone 1M.
Consultation and Examination Free.
Office Hours, 0 to 5.
Chiropractic and Electrlial Treatments.
rilE HEIXLIXE SCHOOL OF
PIANO MUSIC,
lira. C'linrles llelnlliie, Director
lira. Mux Combs, Assistant Teacher
Beginners a specialty. Concert
Pianists developed.
Morning classes in Kindergarten.
:hiltlren called for and tnken home
Studio 423 Ella St. Phone 33-H
NEW COUNTY MAP
Showing railroad lands, price $1.00
L. O. HICKS, Surveyor
P. O. Box, 477, Roseburg
2p3 Perkins Uldg. Phone 4 27-J.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
IT. S. Weather Hurcaii. local office
Roseburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. in.,
today: ..
Precipitation In Inches and hun
dredths: Highest tenipei-aturo yesterday .56
Law est temperature last night ..-II
Pivi'lpllalion, last 2 1 hours .. .ill
Total prceip. suite rrrst or mo.
1. 113
Normal precip. Tor ibis mouth 2.48
Total precip. from Sept. 1 to date
22.1 4
Average- precip. from Sept. 1, '77
211.16
Total deficiency from Sept 1, '10
Average precip. for 39 wet sea
sons (Sep. to .Ma', Inclusive).". 12
WILLIAM BELL, Observer.
FOR RENT. 0- room house.
428 Pilzer, or phone 4-r
Inquire
WEATHER FORECAST:
Tonight and Saturday rain; warm
er tonight.
1)11. V. 11. WADE
PHYSICIAN AND Kl'ltGEON
Phones: Office 453; Res. 12C-R
Rooms 415-416, Perkins Building.
MISS PEARL STUART
Graduate Nurse
Phone 169. Res. 218 S. Jackson
DRS. 8EELY, SKTI1EK ti STEWAR'l
Physicians and Urn-goons
Suite of Offices Rear, of Douglas N
tioual Bank, Ground Floor.
Phone 367.
ROSEUURG .... OREGON
Offlco Hours: Phones
10 to 12 a. m. Offlco: Malu 171
2 to 4 n. m. Rob: Main 172
DR. L1TETTA SMITH
Physician--Women
and Children Diseases
a Specialty.
Officii: Masonic Illdg. Second Floor
FOR RENT. 4-room bungalow,
large garden spot, fruit, barn. Call
1C2-J. ,
FOR RENT. Furnished apart
ments, ('all 106 K. Washington
St., Room 11, or Phono 451.
FOR RENT 5-rooin modern house;
for' sale, cutaway disc barrow,
large auto truck rack. Chamber
lain, 720 So. Pine.
FOR RENT. Furnished houxo.Own
ers leaving for the summer. Lnrge
garden partly planted. Inquire
garden partly planted. Phone
1-K 23.
FOR SALIC AVT1 TRADE
FOR SALE. Good,
cow. Phone 26-F3.
fresh milch
FOR SALE. Gasoline wood sawing
machine. BoS 68, Edenbrr-.ver, Or.
FOR SALE. Barrels, 30 gal. Iron
kettle. Box 68, Edenbower.
FOR SALE. Day-old chicks: also
two ineubalors. 426 Floeil SI.,
Cor. Mill.
Const ifwit ion mid Indigent ion.
These are twin evils. Persons
suffering from indigestion are often
troubled with constipation. Mrs.
Robert Allison. Mattoon, 111., writes
that when she first moved to Mat
toon she was a great sufferer from
indigestion and constipation. Food
distressed her and there was a feel
ing like a heavy weight pressing on
her stomach and chest. She did not
test well at night, and felt worn out
a good part of the time. One bottle
of Chamberlains Tablets corrected
this trouble so that she has since
felt like a different person. c
CASTOR I A
For Infants and .Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Alwavs bears
the
Signature
A cough that racks and weakens
is dangerous, it undermines your
health and thrives on neglect. Re
lieve it at once with Dr. King's New
Discovery. This soothing balsam
remedy heals tile throat, loosens the
phlegm, Its antiseptic properties kl.ll
the germ and t lie cold is quickly
broken up. f'lilldren and grnwn-ups
alike llnd Dr. King's New Discovery
pleasant to take as well as effective.
Have a bottle handy In your medi
cine chest for grippe, croup and all
bronchial affections. At your drug
gists. 5 0c.
FOR SALE. House and lot on East
Lane St. SiiirII payment down,
balance easy terniB. W. S. How
ard. Phone 37-F2.
Mrs. F. D. Owen
CUT FLOWERS
POTTED PLANTS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
WEDDING P.OQUETS
PHONES
Greenhouse p-t'l!) City 414
FOIt SALE. Team of young males,
hack and harness. C. G. Carnahun
SI !l Winchester St.
HOMESTEADS. 640 acre cattle
grazing homestead location for
$150. Apply to Chas. Kyes, Mel
rose, Oregon.
FOR SALE. Full blood While Ply
mouth Rock eggs. Prize winners
at Panama Pac. Expo. A. S.
Hunt. 225 North Jackson.
FOR SALE. Fine, large barred
Plymouth Rock cockerels from
good laving strain, $1.50 each.
Frank J. Norton, Sutherlin, Ore.
Phone 27 8-L. Office IIouib 0 to 6
DR. J. R. l'ORMAN
Licensed t'liii'opractic Physician
OlTIco at his homo, 1127 Harvard
Ave. Evenlnga and Sundays by ap
pointment. Phone concerning jitney
service. Consultations and examina
tions free. '
TO THE I'l ltl.iC.
On or uhout March 6, I advertised
a closing out sale of my business at
Ten Mile. Oregon. My llltenliotis
were nerl'ecllv bona fide and gen
ulnc. I have decided lo restock and
shall colli inue 111 Hie business.
G. W. FRANCE.
Ten Mile, Oregon
ir vr,n iitivi, Hniiiettilne to sell. t
trade, lo rent, or have lost something
or found aonietlilng, usoji vwuu nuv
in tub Review.
We Arc looking for the Man
who lias soiled his clothes so badly
that they are not fit to wear. No
matter how dirty or greasy the suit
may be, we are equipped with the
most modern machinery, and have
skilled workmen who know how to
Clenn, Repair and Press Old Clothes j
so that they look Just like new.
Imperial Cleaners
Phone 277 342 N. Jackson
Douglas Hide and
Junk Company
Highest Cash Market Prices
Paid for Hides, Furs, Wool,
Copper, Brass, Attlo Tires, Rags
and all kinds of Junk. Wo also
buy and sell tools, belting,
blocks and machinery.
Square Deal to AH Our Motto
Call Phone 219. Main & Oak
ATTENTION FARMERS.
If Interested in gas tractors, steam
engines, sawmills or threshers,
write to the A. H. Averlll Machinery
Company, of Portland. The tractors
White River Flour
$2.35 Cash
This is 10c Less than
Todays wholesale cost
Kidd's Grocery
Butter and Ice Cream
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
Ask your grqeor
for Douglas County f,
Croaiuery llutter. &
IJhoue us your or
ders for Ice cream
and sherbet.
MADE BY
Douglas County Creamery
Prompt Service Auto Delivery
Women's Vests
have tin saiun IiIk valuos of other ywu'K. No chant In prices
to oarly hnyora. Look ul thono values.
Low neck hIi'ovoW'sh vot, our iihcIii1 . ', ."t 10c.
"V" nfirk, lace trlmimul or tapuil ...2 for 2.rc
Kant. Slip nhouldiT hImiph, linn quality 3 5c
Vent with quarter Hlonve, low lirck 1 fie
lOxtru Hlzcfl In plain vents, Hpocial 1 5o
Flno rlh, mercerizcMl taped neck anil arm ...20c
Silk taped, V neck, flno K"UK, each 25c
Kxtra pIzoh In nhaped vests, Ann quality .10c
Mercerized thread, shaped vest, taped 30c
Union suits, Rummer weights, speeitil . Itl'c
Fine rlh Misses sizes, low neck vests 15c
Yon ran liny them for Irss nl
Carr's Variety Store
217 No. Jnckson.
itoseburg, Oregon.
Hosebnrg
Oregon
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BROCCOLI
We Pay Cash
Tomorrow's Prices
FOR RALE. 4-roomed furnished
house and two lots, corner Kob- j
erls and Hamilton, near Hose i
school. Price J800, If taken at
once. 205 Roberts street.
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
$1.25 per crate
$1.15 per crate
$1.00 per crate
PinP strPPf
OR SALE OR TRADE. Three 6 I X.Kjt 1 111V .s.
hack, will tmdft for hav nr era in
or sell for cah; alo four automo-1
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Louis KnMhapen or John flunk. WMOTOOPWWWWQTOiw .... ....j.wmw...:-
Your Country Needs You
Needs you wherever you can serve it best,
Whether at the front; or at home,
conserving and protecting its resources,
by providing ample shelter for stock and produce.
So that nothing may be wasted.
Kenny Lumber Company
Colored Burlap Just Arrived
B. W. STRONG
The Furniture Man
Are You With Us?
We have Enlisted
For a Cleaner City
If you are with us phone 79,
Put your duds in our clean suds
And watch the City Shine.
-JiU.
Roseburg Steam Laundry
PHONE 79.
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