Roseburg review., May 23, 1917, Image 5

KVETTPfQ ROfiKBfRa BEVIIW, VTTIXFSIVY. MAT 23, IB IT.
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DOUGLAS CO. SPELLING CONTESTS
County School Supt. Brown Has Completed Report of
the Result of t inal Contest to lie Held lor the Year.
on
j FOR SALE. Kitchen range, cheap:
also porch swine. Box 611, Kden-
uower. -
County School Supt. Q. C. Drown lute yesterday completed bis re
port of the spelling contests held in various sections of I-iongUs County '
during the past few weeks. These Contests are the last to be held in toe
schools of the county fur the present year. Kesulls of the contests in the
ltoseburg schools were published in Friday's Kevicw. The report follows:
Dlst. No.- Teacher School ' Av.
1. . Alfred Bowers Oakland SI.!
5. Ira Hatfield ltwburg 35.5
6. It. E. McCormick iouth Deer Creek 87.7
18. Mrs. M. C'achelin IMiouville !5.2
19. I). Coals .lrtle Creek H2 1
25. Kred A. Golf Melrose ., d 4
28. .M. Isabel Croucher Hue liill Ui.o
3:1. Charlotte K. f'nirfleld tdeiiboer Si.u
ST. Ja. II. Bosard Huberts Creek .? k!.3
3. Klnor Sheck Kir drove 69.8
43. Jeanette Leggett Garden Valley . . .' ...... 1.4
50. Luclla Woodruff .. Cleveland : 12. ti
71. Mary Edgerton . . . . Kldorado ., 8. 3
91. Lillian Krogle Oakland 84.5
93. Esther Medley Sull.eriin b'J.O
94. Irma L. Vance VA iuchester 92.2
95. l'hocbe G. Denny Oak drove h3.it
109. Gladys Kester Itosehuig ' 7 4.0
111. l.lllie I. .Maclver Cloake school 89. ti
115. Esther Bruegger Oakland .1 ' 82. u
lit!. L. li. Kancber llillard .' 85. U
123. Anna Ilerks Marks school 82.0
130. Geo. V. Stmntin Sutherliu .... 85. ti
Siiik-i islor IliMiiil .. 2.
Ella Welch Tensile . . 92J!
J. r'Jurry Canyoiivlllo . . 91.6
Ida Watson lllxoliville . .'. 96.8
Airs. Nellie Vlck Kali Creek 6 1.0
W. O. Wilson Hays Creek 73.0
Marguerite Kreidig Sutherlin 86.1
llessa l.tlllllHD Sutherliu ; 81.6
Mrs. Uestiin 89.3
Arline Berrine 4....lays Creek 83.0
Mm. M. V. Whipple Myrtle Creek 95.7
isuncy Watson .lJixouville 83.3
Kathryn Maton ".Allendale 97.4
A. lieile Smith Glide 78.6
7.
8.
1 I.
12.
15.
24.
27.
42.
' 44.
52.
62.
64.
68.
70.
72.
77.
80.
91).
100.
106.
1 10.
114.
119.
122.
12S.
131.
132.
133.
124.
126.
9.
' 10.
23!
29.
34.
36.
40-60
46.
54.
67.
7 3.
76.
81.
8 5.
88.
lol.
129.
11. H. Ilronon . .
Wilfred Hrown . .
H. it. Marsh
Jessie Irwin ....
A. J. Flurry . .. .
Aula li. Jackson
Miriam Bradley
. .Kiddle 88.3
..Camas Valley 89.2
. .Glendale 81.7
, ..Oakland 92.0
. . IVrdue 75.0
. . Dillard 95.2
. . Myrtle Creek 80.8
AU Classified Advertisements ln
ertT new today will be found OB
I'aite a, under. "cw Today" head.
WASHBOARD SLAVERS REJOICK.
A 5c Kublet's Washday, some
thing new, nothing like it, use
KALOMITE. Harmless to every
thing but dirt. Sold by 1'arslow
Hell.
MONEY TO lJOAS.
MONEY TO LOAN. $2000 to loan
on real estate security. 'Address
M. T., care lieview.
MORTGAGE, LOANS. We have In
surance money on the Rural
Credit plan 20 year loans on Im
proved farms. See ltice A Rice.
WE WRITE INSURANCE whereby
the assured gets tbe most protec
tion for tbe 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 tbe
amortized plan, without red tape
aud no commission charges, can
secure them at low interest rate
by calling on or writing trf Rice A
Rice, Roseburg, Oregon, financial
representatives of the Agricultur
al Credit Corporation of Oregon.
See-M. K. Rice. '
WASTED
WANTED. Cook and waitress
Clarke Hotel, Glendale, Ore.
WANTED Empty grain sacks wan
ted. Douglas County Flour Mill.
WANTED. Canary birds. Call 72T
West Lane, or Phone 257-Y. Mrs.
D. H. Brown.
WANTED. Women and girls foi
kitchen and dining room work.
The Cafeteria.
l'hvllis Molsluau A.uleu ..,
I'earl Vokum Tiller . . .
Goldie Starr Glendale .
Myrtle Powell Sutherliu
l.eona Marsters llb ntlale ,
9 4.0
94.0
89.4
95.0
67.7
WANTED. Gentle oung horse
good to wor't In' garden. R. L
Thomas, at Ctoake's ferry. (
Lillian Duncan
Myrtle George , Otu.vonville .
Kldon Wood t'unonville ,
11. J. Robinetl ciox
Charlotte Cawlt-y -. rlin ...
Nt!HrviMiry uiMiiit No.
Jos. Hughes Gardiner . . .
Burl 1'atrick Led Hill . . .
Watson C. Lea Drain
Myrtle Cross sieyhens ...
Chester Butnam "..Tinpot
M. 11. Chapman Elktou
Margaret llurchard Scottsburg .
Oscar Gorrell I'mpqua ...
Hess Hutchinson . ... Green Valley
Lloyd Bridges Kellogg
nine 81.0
78.5
70.0
88.9
66.0
:.
91.1
96.0
81.6
73.0
3
8.1.7
96.0
80.3
95.2
Letha Ilaragar Guuter 97.3
Viva CaniiiU' Scholleld . 75.0
Victor lloyd l.eona 80.0
Agnes Meyer Ilayhurst lon.o
Hannah Ruden Kentucky '....lon.o
Hilda Monson Sulphur Springs 92.il
Hlanche Groom nlauf ... 90.0
Clara Anderson Rock Creek 98.7
WEI WEATHER MAKES
SEEDING VERY SLOW
GRASS IS THRIVING
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Following a a, summary of the
.crop coiHlitmiiH in Oregon for tin
"we.k eiitiiiifc Aluy 22, 1117, as re
ported to the local office or tlio
weather bureau by special correspon
dents throughout the state: ;
Much of the low land throughout
the stale is yet too wet to be pre
pared for seeding and planting, hut
this work 1m being pushed a rapidly
uh possible.
Hurley, oats, rye, spring wheat,
corn, winter wheat, potatoes, hops,
HUgar beetH, beans and garden truck
ull inad slow but otherwise favor
able progress during the week. The
schrou is from two to six weeks
backward. Higher temperatures and
more Runshine is badly needed tor
growth of all crops, except meadows,
(tllaita and pasture, which are doing
splendidly notwithstanding the cool
weather.
Several correspondents state that
the acreage of rye, barley, oats, po
tatoes and fceans has been Increased.
Much of the land needed to rye, hur
ley and oats would have b-, n used
for sprine wheat had the season not
been SO late.
Kruit, so far. h;is escaped serious
daiiiHuc from frost, and the early
varieties have set The blunni
on the law varieties of fruit is henvy
but the cloudy and wet weather was
unfavorable for polination. as it has
prevented the bes from working as
freely as usual.
NOTUK.
Must be fold in next fc days. Im
proved farm of 1 7 arres. fi In
crop; mile-west of Oakland ; busi
ness in east reason fir sellinc S e
owner on (dare, or write Ford Hand.
Oakland, Oregon.
. C. J. Hurd, of Knuenc. is spend
in u a few days here look ing alter
business matters in connection wit:.
the food preparedness canipaijin.
W. I. Neely, of Tiller, arrived
iheie last eeuing to spend a couple
i of days looking alter business matters.
J II uy good, reliable bulk seeds and
raise bir gardens. Teas, corn, car-
;rots, beets, onions, cabbage. lettuce,
i and In fact all staple garden and
; field teeds. People's Supply Co.
F. !... Strang, county fruit Inspect
'or, left this morning for (iarden Val
ley, where he made n regular inspec
tion visit of the orchards in that lo
cality.
Don't lt lour Coul H;in On.
A cough that racks and weakens
Is dangerous, it undermines your
health and thrives on ncKlect. He
lleve it nt once with Ir. King's New
Ldsrovery. This soothing balsam
remedy heals the throat, loosens the
phlegm, its antiseptic pronrtles kill
tho genu and tho cold is quickly
broken up. Children and grown-up
alike find Dr. King's New Discovery
Pleasant to take as well as effective
Hate a bottle han.ly in your medi
cine chest for Erippe. croup and all
bronchial affections. At your drug
Kist. f0c.
Forbes Vanilla, large bottle, ape.
clal at 10. People's Supply Co.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Oyer 20 Years
Alwtya bean
the SSsJXJ.
Signature of
4-HHH4'l"l"H"H-H-i'W
4. UAII.V I'-.ATHKK HKI'lUtT. .
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r-K--H"I"H"I"M"H"H-
lT. S. Weather liurenn. loral office
lioiebur, 24 hours ending & a. m.
today:
I'rnelpitatlon In Inches and hun
dredthn:
HUtift teuiiteT-atMre ye-ier.I.tv
! I'M'i iiMtaU'im. la.-t l'i hums ..
Total pret-ip. stn'e rtrst nr mo.
Total pre. i; pirn . f.r-t of Mdi. 'j
Vcrinal priftp. for tlii month 'J
Virtual Ip. situ" 11 of M'h. 7 !'
Total" prerip. from Sept. 1 to date
'. v
Average p'll1 f'om Sept. 1. '75
Total le(h lem jr from Sept 1. '1
.-.7 1
Avernse pteeip. for T.9 wet rea
sons (Sn. to Mar, lnchislve)32.12
WILLIAM HKI.IfT Olmerver
T.'ANTKn. Two good colts, two to
three yearn old. K. II. Hosenberry,
at Fair llrounds. l'hono aa-K2l.
LOST. Necklace holdliiK a coin.
eMndvr pleai return to K. H. lluf
ham.at Uolden Kule Store. Reward.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
FOR SALE. Team of work nulled.
weight about 1.00 each. Address
C. V., care Review, or cnll at this
office.
FOR SAI.K. ID volumes of Theo
dore Roosevelt's works, practically
as ftood as new, 17.60. Mrs. C. I'.
Shields, 112 ISrockway.
FOR TRADE. Lot at Itockaway
lteach tor Ford automohile. A. R.
Dunham, Roseburg.
FOR SALE. Several lotia of loose
alfalfa hay, second cutting. Curry
Estate, pnoue ;t-F2. '
FOR SALE. Choice fox hounds.
Chas. Newman, onposlte fair
grounds, Roseburg.
FOR SALE. 10 pounds imported
broccoli seed. Inquire at Pickens
Grocery, or of Thos. Fletcher.
11000.00 For sale or exchange, my
eiiuitv In two acres near Oakland.
Calif. Address 1. O. Ilox 2 IS,
Roseburg, Oregon.
FOR SALE. Nice young team. 7
years old; weight about 2fini lbs.
Harness and wagon. J. M. Judd,
Empire Livery Barn.
FOR SALE. High-quality Barred
Plymouth liock pullets and cock
erels, at 50c each: yearling hen,
$1.10. F. E. Johnson, Brockway,
Oregon.
FOR SALE. 60 cents on the dollar,
established paint contracting busi
ness with small stock of wall
paper in connection. Plenty of
work for two men. Box 212, Cot
tago drove, Oregon.
PETALlTM A HATCHERY. Estab
lished 1902. Can ship day old
chicks to points reached in three
days. Five varieties. We chal
lenge the hen. Free circular. L.
tV. Clark, Petalutna. Cnlif.
DR. C. L. rURSOl
PEXTIST
Office Commercial Club Building.
Phone 2-tO.
AITO STAGE LINE DEPOT.
Dalljr its net and autos for Marib-
fleld and all Coot Day points, also
for Peel and Millwood, leave Q. W.
Rapp'i grocery store. 133 Sheridan
street. Cash paid for produce along
the line.
ML N. rLVLF.H
Licensed t'h4rracUc ItiJ'tcUa
J22 W. Lane St., Roieburg, Oregon
Phone 1M.
Comultatlon and Examination Free.
Office Houra. to t.
Chiropractic and Electrical Treat
ments.
TI1U 1IK1NLI.NK ACIIOOL OF
PIANO Ml'HIC.
Mrs. Charles lleliillne. Director
Mrs. Mai Cumlu, Aulntunt Teacher
Beginnera a specialty. Concert
Pianists developed.
Morning classes In Kindergarten,
children called for and taken home
itudio 4 23 Ella St. Pbohe 33-R
NEW COCSTY MAP
Showing railroad landa, price 11.10
L. O. HICKS, Barreror
P. O. Box, 477, Roseburg
2p3 Perkins Bldg. Phone 427-J.
lilt. C. H. WADE
PHYSICIAN AND SI IK.KON
Phones: Office 4r,3; Res. 126-R
Rooms 415-416, Perkins Building
MISS PEARL SOT ART
Graduate Nurse
Phone 169. Rea. 218 3. Jackson
I. IW. 8EELY, StCTIIKi; & BTKWAHT
Physliinna and Surgoona
Suite of Offices Rear of Douglaa Na
tional Bank, Urouni Floor.
Phone 36.
ROSEBURQ .... OREOON
WANTED. Goats, any n,umber to
1 .-. state price and numb t yon
havs. W. H. Long, Cleveland, Ore.
J-'OR SALE. Fine driving horse,
dark bay, weighs 1000 lbs.: eight
. years old, drives single or double.
J. W.. Humphreys. Wilbur, Ore.
Phone 12-F42. Cnll before 9 a.
ni. or after 2 p. in.
M USING and light housework by
refined middle-aped woman: good
home desired. Address N. A., care
Review:
WANTED. Good, experienced lady
help. Good wages and steady Job.
Apply to Mrs. J. P. Denn, Camas
Valley, Oregon.
STOCK WANTED 1 will buy III!
kinds of stock at highest market
prices. See me bMore selling.
Wallace Kreyer, Kellogg, Ore.
WANTED. GirJ or woman for gen
eral housework. Work guaran
teed all summer. Apply to Mrs.
L. F. McCoy, 12X6 L'mpiiua
Avenue, or phone 2-F11.
WANTED. A middle aged woman
for general housework: must be
strong and agreeable. Comfortable
room, with bath. Wages tliiny
five ($::r.oni dollars pt-r month.
Address Box W, Sutherliu, Oregon.
FOIt KENT.
FOR RENT. Furnished rooms. In
quire 519 Mill St.
FOI! RENT- Six room house at
1128 N. Jackson. Phono 2"S-J.
FOR RENT. Six-room hoiiFo tit "10
So. Jackson. Inquire of Win. Van
Buren.
PIANO FOR RENT. Charles A.
Brand. .Inquire at 1'arslow or
Boll's.
FOR SALE. A BARGAIN. Small
house and lots. 50x450: fine creek
bottom soil, best garden spot In
the city; fine place for chickens or
cow. City waiir. fruit trees, grape
vines anil berries. You can't bent
this for tho price. Address A. M.
Oeland, 751 Fleser St.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189L.
Office Hours: Phones
10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171
2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 172
lilt. Ll'CKTTA SMITH
physician
Women- and Children Diseases
a Specialty.
Office: Masonic. Bldg. Second Floor
If you bave someiuing to sell or
rent try an dv. In Tho Review.
NOTICE.
All persons are hereby warned not
to buy any article or articles from
Mary A. Findlev,-incompetent.
MRS. JENNIE BROWN, Guardian.
CAR FOR. HIRE
City or Country Driving
Office 214 W. Cass St.
5- PHONE -5
Itesidenco Phono 440-J.
A; J. POWELL.
REMOVAL NOTICE;
The Denn Transfer and Storage
Company ha moved It office from
Jackson street to 410 West Cast
street. Phone. 128.
H. J. DENS.
COFFEE
Hawaiian dry roast coffee, roasted fresh every few
days. No fancy tin cans to pay for, which you not
only throw away but usually have to pay some one
to haul them away. Cans are worth now from 5 to
10c each. You want coffee not cans. Try Hawaiian
dry roast, if not to your liking return it and we will
refund the purchase price.
35c a pound, 3lbs. for $1.00
Kidd's Grocery
QUICK AND RELIABLK
JITNEY
SERVICE
Phone
(After Midnifiht 54 Y)
Cily or Country
W. W. BOYLE
Douglas Hide and
Junk Company
Highest Cash Market Price
Paid for Hides, J'lirs, Wool,
Cupper. Brass, Auto Tires. Rags
anil ull kinds of Junk. We also
buy and sell tools, belting,
blocks and machinery.
Niiare Deal to All Our Motto
Call Phone 21 a. Mam ft Oak
ftoseburg
Oregon
Review Want Ads. bring results.
PIANO FOIt RENT - Must he rented
iinniediatfly to save storage. G. S.
Helpline, phone ;j:t-R.
PASTPRE FOR KENT 75c per mo.
Running water. Ib'iuire C. E.
Vlcek, Hoaglin, Oregon.
FOR RENT 10 acre we ll nlproed
rancb, all rrc'-k bottom land. In
piire Box 97, Myrtle Creek, Ore.
FOR KENT Fiirni.-lH'd rooms, light
lieu: i k. '-ping rooms; wat.-r and
gis. Mrs. C. P. Shields. 112
Best Quality Canned Goods
Ve have a complt'tc line of the well know n Diamond "V"
canned goods. Try the sifted wrinkle pens, none better,
also beans, com and tomatoes.
(jive our canned baked sweet potatoes a trial, tlieyr'e fine.
THE CASH STORE !4rSc
Brorkway.
FOH SAI.K AID TRADE
U ltMTI I:E FOR SM.E II Gall.
I .'.7 .So. Pine St.
MAY FOR SAI.K- Loose hay for,
sale. phone 15-K12. I
Nt w r:r if
DIAMOND
w
FLOl'R
W tiuitflit thin flour
i-jirly J.ti'1 ;in tiuik yixi
H ann pr.rc (iii it . Yuil
know its quality.
The BEE HIVE CROCER.Y-NEELY , NEELY
Tfiit I Partly cloudy tonixht and Tinns-
I'Olt SAI.i:. Three autmeohiles, or
will trad" for hay or praln. Louis
Ko,.ihaL'n.
FOR SALE. Five lots, or would
take Ford In trade. Irjfuiro 3J&
Spruce street.
KOI! SAI.K 1! Ifi Harley-Havldn.n
tei'ttu-fvcle. r'tn son mtltjs, for
lit;-.. Call at lloseliutK Kire Hall.
dav
FOIt SKUVK'i:. Cood luo-iear-nM
J r- hull. II. L. N' tl. north
end of pavement, Ka.-t Sixth St.
I'olt SAI.K. - S' t of douhlt tiariuss
and I i L-Lf back for f.:. Parslow
p. II
SAILING, SAILING-
Rcmemhcr our Hood Soda
"Superior"
lien Sunwntr comes again
It's "The" drink buy it by
the case Plume lH(i.
R) sefaurg Soda Works
Butter and Ice Crea'm
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
Ask your grocer
for Douglas County
Creamery Butter.
Fhone us your or
ders for Ice cream
and sherbet.
MADE BY
Douglas County Creamery
Prompt Service Auto Delivery
Indian Threadkraft
The newest In crochet. Reproductions of Indian baskets, trays,
mats, cuvers, etc. The must beautiful crochet work yet Intro
duced. Ask for Bucllla book number 9.
Crochet Cottons
AU klm.H, pI.cb urnl colorn; nut table fur any klml of crocbot work.
We can Hiipply your iicciIh in full fur th nbove ihroudkraft vcrk
or any otVr croclnt ortattinR. work.
A Department Store of Notions
Carr's Variety Store
n-io-ii.-.-.-oo .oois iti v i-'oit i.rss 217 no. jackson.
POING YOUR. BIT
Is doing the best you can.
If you are planning to build a new house,
build it by a good plan.
The best that you can get is free,
AT
Kenny Lumber Company
Phone 352 Phone 352
PILLOWS and BEDDING
FOR SUMAtER and WINTER
B. W. STRONG
The Furniture Man
Cleanliness
To maintain a condition of ab
solute cleanliness, leave a stand
ing order for us to call every
week for that laundry.
More economical than buying soup.
Roseburg Steam Laundry
PHONE 79