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Newspaper Page Textotcsttjo itoMCBma nrvrew, mommy, mt am ioit. PAOH KIVB ClfY NEWS :-: We now have coal. Page Invest ment Co. Phone Hi. Henry Tichner, of Portland, was in Koseburg laat night on business. O. L. Willla, of Kiddle. Hint - down yesterday for a brief busiuess visit. 1.. M. Perkins, of " I-eoua. siot Sunday In Koneburg visiting with friends. "Shorty" baa the same phone, 76, at the new, stand, opposite Hotel Umpqua. Al. Kent and wife spent Sunday at their ranch home In the vicinity of Klkton. Mrs. Ella Dawson, of Portland, has arrived here to spend a few days with friends. The RoBeburg rrult Co. has seed Martha Washington beans at 12 Vic lb., home grown. W. A. Ryder, of Denver, has ar rived in Koseburg to spend a few days on business. Special Sun Maid raisins 10c per package, tor a short time only, at the people's Supply Co. A. D. 8. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. H. M. I'arazoo. ' of Perdue, is spending a few days In the city look ing after business matters. Mrs. Charles Stephens, of Port land arrived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. Get an Orange Derinef from Churchill. The latest and best for taking the jacket from an orange. " Three fine Florida grape fruit for 25c. They are now at their best. Get them at the People's Supply Co. .Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Starmer and children spent Sunday at Myrtle Creek visiting with frlenda and rela tives. Highest cash price for your pro duce. We pay you cash for veal, hogs, chickens or eggs. Itoseburg Fruit Co. Be sure it Is a Barcley. the only corset made to fit each and every rigure. Will call and take orders. Phone 418-J. Mrs. Mary Anderson and Mrs. 8. Talbot, of Marysvllle. 'Calif., arrived here last evening lo spend a few days with friends. The Koseburg Ktuit Co. can fur nish you with broccoli plants at reas onable prices. They also have some St. Valentine seed T. M. Davis, of Siskiyou, arrived In Roseburg Sunday evening to spend a few days, lie is registered at the Tniuqua Hotel. Order bedding plants now, all kinds in any quantity. Prices right. Mrs. F. D. Owen, Florist, at the Pollyanaa, on Cass Si, A. E. Aikins and wife, of Kiddle, spent the day in Itoseburg visiting with friends. They are registered the the (irand Hotel. Gray Patton. of Salem, arrived In Itoseburg Sunday to spend a few days on business, lie is registered at the I'mpqua Hotel. R. V. Long, a prominent resident of the Yoncalla Valley, arrived here last night to serve as a member of the Circuit Court juiy. II. Willis, of Elkhead. arrived here last evening to Bpend a few days attending the regular May term of the Circuit Court. 1). X. Snyder, a well known Glen dale sawmill operator, has arrived here to serve on the jury during the regular May term of the Circuit Court. Koscoo Green, clerk of the Hose- mug scnooi mur,,, re, - chased about 50 young pigs, wlilcii he has taken to his ranch In the vi cinity of KelloKg. Mrs. Caro W ilkle, a well known trained nurse of this city, returned here Sunday from Sutherlin. where she spent the past few days on pro fessional business. Eat more raisins, they are very nutritious and healthful. Get the large package of Sun Maid Raisins at 10c each; for a short time only, at the People's Supply Co Fred Rowley and F. A. Terry, of Portland, who have been spending the past few days here on business, passed yesterday at Sutherlin look ing after business matters. Flour Jumps again. They say gambling is the cause, everything else is doing the same thing. Get your fotos now before they do like wise. Clark Clark. Fotograffers. J. P. Christie, bookkeeper for the Caidiner Mill Company, is spending , . j,n .i vorih iii-ml fun: County, looking after business af- fairs and visiting with friends Buy the economical way in quan tites, receive wholesale prices., I'se High Flight Flour, trade at the Peo ple s Supply Co., and reduce your liv ing cost. People's Supply Co., whole sale to the consumer. B. A. Laurinson, of Fdenbower, a well known local teamster, left today for Klamath Falls to remain during the summer. He Is making the trip bv team. P. S. C. Coffee is guaranteed equal to any 45c or 5oc coffee, put up In fancy tins. Each 1 lb. tin costs Sr extra. The average retailer gets IT) or 20' r more profit on all goods than we secure, hence our price, $35; 5c for tin, 5c less on profit. There Is nothing better. Call for the brown package at the People's Supply Co., wholesale to the consumer. CASTORIA For Iniaats arid Children In lit For Over 30 Years Always bean th Signatur of PILLOWS and BEDDING FOR SUMMER and WINTER Mrs. Irene Hollis left for Oakland this morning for a visit. Mrs. Lucille Gillette spent Sunday dl Green visiting with her parents. G. H. Higginbotham aud wile lert this morning lor a visit at Eugene. Harrv Campbell left tor Rice hill yesterday, after a briet Business visit here. D. U. Shauibrook went to Oakland , this morning to look after business matters. T. B. Graham, of Tiller, arrived, here last evening to remain for a few days. The I'nipuu Valley Fruit Union has tor sale a few sacks of Uurbank seed potatoes. li. Meyer, of Looking Glass, spent Saturday In Itoseburg looking after business affairs. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Slang, of Gar den Valley, spent Saturday in the city on business. Mrs. T. U. Hurnett arrived Satur day afternion from Round Prairie for a short visit. II. J. Stone left here this niorn rng for his ranch near Wilbur, to spend a few days. m VV. V. Thomas went to Sutherlin this morning to look after business matters for the day. Uurbank seed potatoes, Lady Washington and navy bean seed for sale at the Cash Store. , Mrs. Sadie Kllby returned to Yon calla Saturday afternoon. after spending the day here. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. I.eatherman re turned to Wilbur Saturday after noon following a short visit here. Miss Vera Tipton 'returned Satur day afternoon from Kiddle, after spending several days there visit ing. Miss Klnor Sherk. who spent Sat urday in the city, left that afternoon for Sutherlin, where sho teaches school. Hiram Applegatc, of Drain, ar rived in the city Sunday to be pres ent at the May term of the Circuit Court. P. J. McGee has returned to his home at Grants Pass after a few days spent in Glendale visiting with his mother. Miss Hannah Schosso and B. E. Schosso returned to Yoncalla Satur day afternoon following a short visit here. Mrs. tiny Flint nnd little daugh ter spent Sunday at Dole visiting with friends. They returned here lafe last night. R. I,. Stearns, A. 0. Young nnd Editor 1). 1 Vernon, were among tho Oakland people who spent Sat urday in the city. Mrs. L. G. Coeheran, of Green, who had been in Mercy Hospital for several weeks, returned to her home Saturday evening. She is much im proved. Edward Camp, a well known resi dent of southern Dnuulas County, spent Saturday and Sunday In the city. He was registered at the I'mp qua Hotel. Jas. T. Dixon left Saturday after noon for Prineville, where he will spend the summer on the laree rat tle ranch, owned by his father. It. It. Dixon, of Dixonvllle. Miss Kalherln Waite left Satur day afternoon for Corvallis. where she will visit with classmates at the Alpha Chi house at the Oregon Ag ricultural College for a few days. Mrs. J. II. Kenfro, of Portland, ar rived here yesterday afternoon to re main for several days visiting with relatives and friends. She is quite well known here, where she has visited several times in tho past. Mrs. Geo. Maclver and daughter. Minnie, left Saturday afternoon for Bremerton. Wash., where they will visit for several days with their da.ml.tor and sister. Miss Agnes Mac , . . ......, ver. who is employed nt the Bremer- ton Navy Ynrd. Ed. .Mitchell and Clarence Bun nell. of Tangent, are visiting In Garden Vnllev with Mr. nnd Mrs. H. .1. Stang. They are looking for a location and If they find a satisfact orv one will probably remain here. Mr. Bunnell is an old resident of this city, where he Is widely known Mrs. Charles Wilson linker ar rived this nfternoon from Grants Pass to visit for a few days with her son. F. W. Fay. She was ac companied by her daughter, Miss Katherine. Mis. Baker formerly lived in this city, where Rev. Baker was rector of the Episcopal Church and has tnanv friends here. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hincy moved to tills citv from Oakland Sat unlay. They nre just taking possession of the nrotiertv of Mrs. Emmett Mur- phy. near Kiieiioower. wnii-n im rent I v purchased. Mr. Hiney was cashier of E. G. Young Co's Bank nt Oakland, but will probably lo- cite here permanently. Artindel, plnno tunrr. Phone 1S9L A DXILV WEATHER ItEPOBT. 4- 4"H"f4!"t"I"I"I"H"I"!"M"M"r- U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg. 24 hours ending S a. m., today: Precipitation In Inches and hun dredths: Hishesl temperature yesterday 7" low est tem ,erat lire lat nlht 4, Precipitation, last hours . . .00 Total prerip. since nrst or mo. 2.77 Normal prcip. for this month .ofj Total precip. from Sept. 1 to date Averaee prerip. from Sept. 1 77 Total deflrlenrjr from St 1. MS r.itt; Average prerip. for 39 wet ea- ons (Sep. to Mar, 1nrlulve32 12 WILLIAM HLLL, ObaeMer. Partly cloudy tonitflit i.n! Ttipf- pro qui AU Classified Advertisement In serted new today will be found on PK 6, under Mew Today" bead. . .,...., .,,.,,' s"uauu pi.Atc.na nuuiv.. A 5c Rubless Washday, some thing new, nothing like it, use KALOM1TE. Harmless to every thing but dirt. Sold by Parslow 4 Bell. LOST. Necklace holding a coin. Kinder please return to E. H. lluf hum.nt Golden Rule Store. Ho ward. MONEY TO IXAN. MO.NHY TO LOAN. J20UO to loan on real estate security. Address M. T., care Review. MORTGAGE LOANS. We have In surance money on the Kural Credit plan 20 year loans on im proved farms. See Kice A Kice. WE WRITE INSURANCE whereby the assured gets the most protec tion for the money. Expert advice given on any line of Insurance. It Ice & Kice. WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY. 20 year rural credit farm loans. Farmers desiring loans on the amortized plan, without red tape aud no commission charges, can secure them at low interest rati by calling on or writing to Rice & Rice, Koseburg, Oregon, financial representatives of the Agricultur al Credit Corporation of Oregon. See M. F. Kice. WANTED WANTED. Cauary birds. Call 72T West Lane, or Phone 257-Y. Mrs. D. H. Brown. WANTED. Men to cut cord wood In second growth fir timber. Price $1.50 per cord. K. O. Con". Suth erlin. WANTED. Lady to care for elder ly lady couplu hours alternoons and evenings. Inquire X07, I'mp qiiu Hotel. WANTED. Good, experienced lady heli. Good wages .ind steady job. Apply to Mrs. J. P. Denn, Camas Valley, Oregon. STOCK WANTED. I will buy all 1 kinds of stock at highest market prices. See me before selling. Wallace Freyi-r, Kellogg, Ore. WANTED. Woman cook at the Ho tel Clarke. Glendale, Ore. Good wages and steady work. Address at once, T. A, Matthews, Prop. WANTED. A middle aged woman for general housework; must be strong and agreeable. Comfortable room, with bath. Wages tlilrty- flve ($.'15,001 dollars per month Address Box W, Sutherlin, Oregon FOH KENT. FOR RENT. Six-room house nt 710 So. Jackson. Inquire of Win. Van Buren. FOR RENT. Housekeeping rooms I with use of piano, ll'.l W. Lane I street. PIANO FOR KENT. Al list be rented immediately to save storage. C. S. lielnline, phone 32-R. PASTURE FOR RENT 75c per mo. Running water. Inquire C. E. Vlcek, Hoagliu, Oregon. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. housekeeping rooms; watt- gas. Mrs. C. P. Shields, Brockway. FOR SERVICE. Good two-year-old Jersey buM. prke $I..".o. II. L. Newman, north end of pavement. East Sixth St. FOR RENT. Thoroughly modern six-room bungalow on Commercial Ave. Garage. Apply to Rice Rice, or Page Investment Co. FOH SALE AND TKADK FOR SALE CHEAP. -Motor Shop (Jarape. Buick truck. FOR SALE CHEAP. Wicker baby buggy. K05 S. Stephens SI. FOR SALE. Three automobiles, or will trade for hay or grain. Louis Koblhagen. Ktl.R SALE Set of double harlies and liKbt hack for $:i". Parslow Bell. FOR SALE. Kitchen range, cheap; also porch swing. Box tiH. Eden bower. FOR SALE Team of work mules, weight about 12UO each. Address C. W., care Review, or call at this oft ice. KOIt TftAI)K. I-t at liocknwiiy Heat h for Kun. Hiitomobil-. A. H. JnniliHin, Kot-HimrK. FOli SAIJ. S'V-r;ti tons of 1uok (alfalfa hay, r-ron ruttuiK- Curry i K't.tte. ptwne y 2 rou PAi.r; - rhoirp r,(x Iioum-Ih ('h;iK. N' man, nppofHtt fair i grounds, Ko-hnrjr. j KOli S.W.K.- Iowa IaiI No 2:nh', a I'olant China boar. 1.x tra rMl lm--Jtr; will tak; mark t pur-. Ai-n pitf" for ;!' K A Kru-- HAY FOR SALE. Loose bay for sale. Phone 1S-F12. FOR SALE. shafts, : Mile. Single buggy, pole and 0. S. I. Hooker, Ten ; ; FOR SALE. Household goods It a reasonaoie price. Auuress .ti., care i Review. FOR SALE. Good piano, llou. Will take good milch cow In part payment. S. I. Hooker, Ten Mile. FOR SALE. 10 pounds Imported broccoli seed. Inquire at Pickens Grocery, or of Thos. Fletcher. $1000.00 For sale or exchange, my equity In two acres near Oakland, Calif. Address P. O. Box 21 i, Itoseburg, Oregon. FOR SALE. 15 volumes of Theo dore Roosevelt's works, practically as good as uew, $7.50. MrsC. P. Shields, 112 Brockway. FOR SALE. High quality Barred Plymouth Rock pullets and cock erels, at. 50c each; yearling hen. $1.10. F. E. Johnson, lirockway, Oregon. FOR SALE Ford tuuring car, model liiir,, in first class condi tion. New tires. Will demonstrate any afternoon except Saturday or Sunday. J. W. Humphreys, Wil bur. FOR SALE. GO cents on the dollar, established paint contracting busi ness with small stock of wall paper In connection. Plenty of work for two men. Box 242, Cot tage Grove, Oregon. r ETA I.I'M A HATCH ERY. Estab lished 1 no 2. Can ship day old chicks to points reached in three days. Five varieties. We chal lenge the hen. Freo circular. L. W. Clark. Petaluma. Calif. 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 water, fruit trees, grape vines and berries. You can't beat this for the price. Address A. M. Oeland, 751 Flcser St. FOR SALE. 80 acres improved; half verv best creek bottom land, balance north srope; all free soil; half In cultivation; good family orchard. 4 acres In prunes, just coming Into bearing; !l miles from railroad. Price ffiiioii; will take up to $2500 in trade, close in; $2200 can remain on place (it 6'; If desired. Balance cash. Address F. S., caro Review. NOTICE. All persons are hereby warned not to buy any article or articles from Mart- A. Flndlev, incompetent. MRS. JENNIE BROWN, Guardian. Real estate can readily be sold, boupht or exchahced thouch the classified sdverlisements lii The He view. A Want Adv. will bring you satisfactory results nt small cost. QUICK AND RELIABLE lili JITNEY SERVICE Phone Ji- ( fter Midnight 54 Y) City or Country W. W. BOYLE SAILING, 4c Best Quality Canned Goods We have a complete line of the well know n Diamond "V " canned goods. Try 'lie sifted wrinkle peas, none better, also beans, corn and tomatoes. (jive our canned baked sweet potatoes a trial, tlieyr'e fine. THE CASH STORE ti! The BEE HIVE CR.OCERJY- NEELY 5& NEELY PROFESSIONAL CARDS 1K. C. L. rEAKSOS DENTIST Office Commercial Club Building. j,,lone 240 DR. N. PLVI.KH Licensed chlroprac Uc PtgralrUa 222 W. Lane St., Roseburg, Oregon Pbon 162. Consultation and Examination Free Office Hours. I to t. Chiropractic and Electrical Treat ments. TIIK HEINI.INK RCIIOOL OF PIANO Ml'HIU. Mrs. Charles lleinllne. Director Mrs. Mas Conine, Assistant Teacher Beginner specialty. Concert Pianists developed. Morning classes In Kindergarten, children called for and taken home Studio 423 Ella St. 1'h.one 3.1-H NEW OOl'STY MAP Showing railroad lands, price fl.10 L. U. HICKS, Surveyor P. O. Box, 477, Roseburg 2p3 Perkins Bldg. Phone 427-J hit. C. II. WADE PHYSICIAN AND KI'KGEON Phones: Office 453; lies. 126-H Rooms 415-416, Perkins Bulldlug MISS PEARL ST! ART Graduate Nurse Phone 169. Re. 218 8. Jackson CUM. KEEI.Y, 8KTI1KK & STEW ART pliyslclaiu and Surgeons Suite of Offices Rear of Douglas Na tional Bank, Ground Floor. Phone 36 i. ROSHBCRO .... OREUON Ofllce Hours: Phones 10 lo 12 a. in. Office: Mulu 171 2 to 4 p. ui. Res: Main 172 DIL LI'CKTt. SMITH Physlcljui Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office: Masonic Bldg. Second Floor If you have someuung to sell or rent try an dv. In The Review. CAR FOR. HIRE City or Country Driving Office 211 W. Cuss St. 5- PHONE -5 Resldcnco Phono 440-J. A. J. POWELL. Douglas Hide and Junk Company Highest Cash Market Prices Pnld for Hides. Furs. Wool, Copper. Brass, Auto Tires, Rags find all kinds of junk. We also buy and sell toots, belting, blocks and machinery. Siinre Deal to All Our Motto Cull Phone 21 1). Main & Oak Roseburg - Oregon I Review Want Ads. bring results. SAILING Remember our good Soda "Superior" When Summer comes again It's "The" drink buy it by the case I 'hone 18(. Roseburg Soda Works N"-w r:ir (if DIAMOND I I.Ol R Vi- bought thl-i flour it 1 1 y :iti! (m tii.tlLi- oi a good r,t mi It Von k now its iju.ility. B. W. STRONG The Furniture Man AUTO STAGE LLNB DEPOT. Dally stages and auto for Marsb- fleld and all Coos Bay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave U. W. Rann's grocery store. 133 Sheridan street. Cash Hold for lirorlilra ulnnif the line. I 0kTKKXKOOCOftCXKl 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 col fee 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 jxoMooQeKXiCracow Butter and Ice Cream OF SUPERIOR QUALITY Aak your grocer for Douglas County Creamery Buttor. MADE Douglas County Creamery Prompt Service Indian Th read k raft The newest In crochet. llcnrocluetiotiH or Indian basket, trays, mats, rot era, etc. The most beautiful crochet work yet Intro duced. Ask for ttucilla hook number 9. Crochet Cottons All ItlndH, hIm'S nnd colom; mil (able for nuy kind of crorhi't work. can Hiipply your needs In full for the above throndkrtift work or nny other crochet or tailing work. A Department Store of Notions Carr's Variety Store 5.ll-a.V.-llc OOODS III V l-'Olt l.l'.SS 817 XO. JACKSO.N. "Business as Usual" For the Stay-at-lionies. That's one of the ways that you may help to support the Government and end the War. If you have use for a board or a plank, a stick or a pole see KENNY 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 buving soap. Roseburg Steam Laundry PIIONH 71) KEMOVAL NOTICE. The Denn Transfer and Storage Company ba moved Its office from Jackson street to 410 West Cass Street. PllOUe 128. H. J. DENN. Phone ua your or dern for lea cream and sherbet. BY Auto Delivery