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Newspaper Page TextHTKNINO ItOSKBCIM IUVUV, . SATl KK.A V. Jl'.NE 2, 1017. paqh nvi CirV NEWS ir: We now have coal. Page Invest merit Co. Phone 2iZ. iira. C. W. Hartley, of Sutherlin, wan u ltoseburg visitor Friday. "Shorty" bus the same phone, 76, at the Dew stand, opposite Hotel Unipq.ua. Mr. F. 0. Huell, of Dillard, re turned home lust e-uiinn, afterp brief visit here. itie KuKeourg Fruit Co. has seed Martha Washington beans at l-Wc lb., homo grown. Mrs. Jtniies S. Mullen and liitle child, of Oakland, were ItoseburK visitors yesterday. J. M. (.irons, of Canyonville, lias arrived in' ltopeburg to puss a feu days wlth-friend? . Gt'niKfl Cutsforth. of Kiddle, was called here Thursday evening lo spend a lew days. Clarence Leonard, of Drain, ar rived here Thursday evening to Bjieud a few days. .1. li. Fierson, of Kusene, has ar rived in Roseburg to Kpeml a few days with friends. Special Sun Maid raisins lfte per package, for a short lime only, at the People's Supply Co. A. I). S. uiKOttiive Tablets rellev distress after eating. Kor ph'p M Hamilton Dru Co W. K. Davis, of Central Point, ar rived here last evening to spend a few days with frienfls. William Moore, who had been vision at Portland a few days, re turned home last evening. - Three lirie Florida prape fruit for 25c. They are now at their best. (Jet them at the People's Supply Co. A. II. Westfall. of Portland, ar rived in Itoseburg last evening to jiend a few days with friends. Mrs. W. G. Wade left for her home at Drain Thursday afternoon alter a couple of days spent here. .Mrs. Frank Uantzer, of Clemlale. returned home last evening, after visiting in Uoselmrg a few days. ). It. Taylor, of Myrtle Point, ar rived here last evening to spend a few days looking alter business mat ters. Mrs. .T. T. Hertford, of Drain, spent Thursday exenine in this city isiting with friends and rela tives. Highest, cash price for your pro duce. We pay you cash for veal, hogs, chickens or epiTs. Uop!m'K Fruit Co. He sure It 1ft a liarcley. trie on!) corset made to fit each and every figuro. Will call and tako orders. Phone 418-J. Miss Maybello Wilson, a local high school teacher, left tins morning for her home at Yonc.ilta, where she will pas-s the summer. The Kosrtmrg Fruit Co. can fur nish you with broccoli plants at reas onable prices. They also have some St. Valentine seed. Order bedding plants now, all kinds in any quantity. Prices right. Mm. F. D. Owen, Florist, at the Pollyanna, on Cans St. .1. W. Carswell, who had been at tending the tti-eiion Agricultural College, arrived home last evening for Hie summer vacation. Vr. and Mrs. A. S. Rutherford, of Seattle, lime arrived here to spend a few days with friends. Tlrey are registered at tiie Fmprjua Hotel. I.. W". ie:ivinworth. wife and daughter, of Seattle, arrived here last evening to spend a day r two. Thev are registered at the I'lPpqiia Hotel. Kat more raisins, they are veiy nutritious Hitd limltf nl. Cot the large package of Sun Maid liaisins at 10c each: for a short time only, at the People's Supply Co. Mrs. K. Crolny." a well known resi dent of Koseburg. yesterday inorn Inir underwent a seriou- opera t ion i t. Mn-v hospital. Drs. Seety. Seth cr & Stewart were in attendance. Flour jumps ngaTn. They pay gambling is Hie cause, everything else Is doing the same thine. C.et your foto now hrfore they do libe vise. CI trk & Clark. Fotograffers. Dr. and Mrs. ". Knykendall. of Ku'.'ene. returned lioinc this mnrt ing. after spending a dav here. They were in attendance at the Wilbur reunion yesterday and met a numboi of their local friend-'. Iluy the economical way in quan tites, reive wholesale prices. l"-e llit'h Fliirht Flour, trad at the Feo pt""s Supply t'o., and r-due1 your liv ing cost. People's Supply ( (,., whole Hale to the consumer. v Frank .1. Miller, inimb r of the Publi-' Servire Commission, and Wil liam P. F.ili. stenographer fur the ln.iv. a"iiv-d In Koseburs hue la -t niht. They went to Wilbur tlit tt; or nine. iiMH t!ey u re hobPnu a public h-'anni; tod .y to dt ermine 1 lie fact : reu.- rdin a tlie proposed abandonment of the Southern I'a' il'it station there. P. S. C. Cofie Is g'i?rantd e-iual to any 4Tr or ;."c coFw. put up in fancy tin. Fach 1 lb tin co t;: "c i-xtra. 'I be nvt-rce re:.t;tr c-ts fn or 2"; more profit on all goods lli;n we secure, lo-tice imr piife. 5c for tin, r.r Mss on profit. Tl.'-r-' if nothing better, ('.til for th brown package at th" pe(pl Supp'y Co., ; hob .tle 0 the C Oil ll.t T. CASTOR I A For Infante and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Alw.y. bear. th. Eigntur lipv'rw vVunt A I- I'Idl' rp-tttt. Swinging Couch Hammocks Mrs. C. Marks went to Myrtle Creek yesterday for a visit, Claire baker, of Portland, arrived in Hoseburg recently to spend a few days with mends. F. C. (Irace, of Hollywood, CallT,, arrived here last evening to spend a few day on business. Mrs. Harry Wilson, of Portland, arrived heie last evening to spend a few days with friends. 1 Mr. and Mrs. (ivorge Wheeler. ot Portland, have arrived heie to spend a few days with friends. Mm. George Aslwrait. of Portland, arrived hero last evening to spnd a few davs with friends. Jiss Edith Cross, of Canyonville. arrived here last evening to spend a couple of days with friends. William Morrow. of Looking Class, arrived hero last evening to spend a couple of days on business. Frank Cain, or Kiddle, returned home yesterday evening after spend ing a couple of days here on busi ness. lib hard Stubbs. the Melrose mer chant, spent the morning in Hose burg looking after business mat ters. John McKce, wife and snn, of San Francisco, arrived, here last evening by automobile enroute to Portland, where thev will visit with friends and relative?. Sheriff Oeorce Quino will leave here earlv tomorrow for Salem with .Joe McCinnis. who was lat night sentenced to an indeterminate term oT from three to 2d years In the fctnte- penitentiary. air. prune U KuhUj, AUT01ST PAYS TAXiS In the last issue or the Myr tle Creek Mail there appeared t he following timely editorial regarding the state road bond issue which will be submitted to the voters ol Oregon a the election to be held Monday: If the road bonds fail, we will continue to pay taxes lor roads just the same. It Is not a ma' ter of taxes that N in volved ttv this county bond is sue, but tlie issue is '"b'.-l t" roads for the s.ime amount of taxes." in other words, we want to discontinue the pres ent wasteful and useless met lied of road making and adopt one that will give us stood roads at once, without an increase in the ost. We must hae roads, whether war exists or whether peace reigns, and eviib-ntly thev are as much, if not more, of a neces sity in time of war than dur ing peai e. . J' "J J J" A J Ji "J J J "J" J WOHMS H.WhlCAP voru CHILI). Worms drain the strength and vi tality of children, making them dull and listless. Their power to resist not e serious disease is reduced and energy and Interest in play is Licking. hickapw Worm Ki'bu- is a mildly laxative remedy in cand taliiet rorm that children like to take. It kills and removes the worms and lets your child grow strong and healthy like othei child ten. Don't let your child be drag ged down b worms. Full directions n the box. At all druggists, J."c. NTODDADD 1-i CO.MIM.. The coniiiiitite in charge of the boseburg Cbautauoua, which will be held here on July 14 to I'm, inclusive, esteiday received nolhe that .laiiK" ( old.ird, noted anierian basso, ill be a feature of the last da's program. Mr. doddard is probably one of the most noted lingers in the I'niteil States, and his appeatutice in Koseburg will no doubt be tiie means of attracting a big crowd. ' A l TO STAiE LINK HI-TOT. Daily stares nnd antos for Marsh field and all ("oos Hay joints, aUo tor Peel and Millwood, leave (i. W. Ilapp's grocery stor. ' Sheridan street.- Cai-h paid for produce along tlio line. REMOVAL OTI E. ,Ti:e Denn Tiansf-r an i Storagr Coni p:my has nrnved Its office from lack-on street to -ll'l West Cas? -tie.-t. I'bone KM. II. .1. DENN. -I. , a I'lll.l . r. 1 1 I ' I . 1 1 I i I , I Ml 1 . I t. S. W f attier liMreau. iocal office,1 I Rneburg. 2 1 hcu:s ei.-iing 5 a. m., today: I Pi cfpitat.cn in inches and bun-, 'rr !tf:s: j H:ii)--t tet!iper;.t"ire e.-!erdaV , '- t-m,--' t:ii l.-i night 41 i Pre -ipiiatioti, hi t '1 hours .. .utj .'"t -1 pie in M-i' r -trt or rno. ! tt ! .'nnn.il !'i.ip. .,v t!i.', montli I.'7 ! l ot:!! pfe' tp. ttOrti S- pt. t tO d it" I 'r- j iv- r.e ( -e.-ip t. I. '77 I :.s Tot.ti deri' ien fr -:n Svt 1. I w;.te pi-- i' for wet Me;i- ' hvim IS",'. tr vt InciiiM vi-i 3 2 1 2 i WILL! 1 PELL, a"rver I trerjt.l : 1 p. in toinor row fr J "i i - " I' I'.ur ti n.'jiii nn I iit lr t, Suti- All Cl unified AdrertlMmeoU In lertnl new today will be found on l'lte A, under "New Today" head. WASHBOARD SLAVERS REJOICE. A Sc Ku bless Washday, some thing uew, nothing like it, use KALOMITE. Harmless to every thing but dirt. Sold by Parslow & Bell. LOST-- Gold nugget watch charm, shape of elk's tooth, between W. 2nd and Casa Sts. Finder leave at this office and receive suitable re ward. MOXKY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN. $20011 to loan on real estate security. Address M. T., care Review. MORTGAGE LOANS. We hare in surance money on the Rural Credit plan 20 year loans on im proved IfarujsSeelDce&Ric WE WRITE INSURANCE whereby the assured gets the most protec tion for the inouey. Expert advice given on any line of Insurance. Rice ft lUce. 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 A Rice, Roseburg, Oregon, Jlnancial representatives of the Agricultur al Credit Corporation of Oregon. See M. F. Rice. WANTED WANTED. Donkey engine at once. Address Box tiS, Edenbower. WANTED. Will pay cash for used" Ford cars. Ford Oarage, Rose burg. WANTED. Cauary birds. Call 72' West Lane, or Phone 267-1'. Mrs. D. 11. Brown. WANTED. To rent three or four furnished or unfurnished rooms. No children. Apply &2K So. Pine. WANTED. Men to cut cord wood in second growth fir timber. Price per cord. H. O. Coif, Suth- erlin. WANTED. Good, experienced lady help. Good wages jnd steady Job. Apply to Mrs. J. P. Dettn, Camas Valley, Oregon. WANTED. 25 men; wages 21 YC per hour. Apply at Portland Ce ment Co., near Carnes station. Phone 5-F32. FOIl It K N'T, roll It EXT. 1 louse. Call 410 West Douglas, or phone 2Ui-J. FOR RENT. Six-room house a 710 So. Jackson. Inquire of Win. Van Buren. FOR RENT. Housekeeping rooms with use of piano. 11! W. Lane street. IT'llNITFRE of five-room house foi rent. Call Mrs. Ilalverson at Ben son school. FOR KENT. Six room modern house, good location,' paved street. Phone 15-FI2. PIANO FOR RENT. Must be rented immediately to jave storage. C. S. Heinline, phone 33-R. FUR RENT Furnlhhed rooms, light housekeeping rooms; water and gas. Mrs. C. P. Shields, 112 Brock way. FOR SERVICE. Good two-year-old Jersey bull, prbo Jl.r.o. II. L Newman, north end of pavement, East Sixth St. FOR RENT Thoroughly modern six-room bungalow on Commercial Ave. Garage. Apply to It Ire it Rice, or Page Investment Co. FOK HALK A YD TKADK FOR SALE. IS Columbia double disc records. Box 6, Edenbower. FOR SALE CHEAP. Buick truck. Motor Shop Garage. KOR SALK. I'sed Ford cars bought anl old. Ford t.araKe. itosebutK- FOK SALK. Three automobiles, or will trade for bay or grain. Louih Koblbageo. f'')!t SAI.K Set of doulde harness aiid light hack for ::o. Fa r. slow . Hell. F(tlt SALK. Team of work mule, j Height about 1200 each. Addrenw ('. ., eare Ileview, or tall at thin j OH ire. Foil TKADK . Lot at Korkaway Dejiph for Ford utitomobile. A. it. 1'iiijbHtii, Koseburg. FK SAI.K. iood team, wwiron am , barn s. ; tnnt. )m m Ihh wei-U t Iti'jinre of JmjukIhh Hide .lunK i Co. Ftf: SALK. 15 volumen f,r Theo dore KiMve et'B wurkd, rtrartir.tllv h frond n new, $7.r(M. Mrs. C. '. Shield- 1 I 2 hrnrkVAV FOR SALE CHEAP. Horse, buggy aud harness. Plinn Cooper, Koe burg, OregoO. FOH SALE. Several tons of looe alfalta nay, second cutting. Curry Estate, puoue 29-F2. FOR SALE. 10 pounds imported broccoli seed. Inquire at Pickens Grocery, or of Thus. Fletcher. FOR SALE. 438 fullblood Shrop shire sheep, I to 4 years old. Ad dress Box 215, Ashland, Oregon. FOR TRADB. Five pessenuer tour ing car. Will trade for real es tate. Address Owner. Co Review. GOOD condition, three-quarter ton truck for sale or will trade for good team. Apply to I. liarralson, or phone 6-F1 1. $1000.00 For sale or exchange, my equity In two acres near Oakland. Calif. Address P. O. Box 21U, Roseburg, Oregon. FOR SALE. High quality Barred Plymouth Rock pullets and cock erels, at 60c each; yearling hen, $1.10. F. E. Johnson, Biockway, Oregon. STFDEBAKER touring car for sale. In excellent condition. Price to suit purchaser. Write or phone Gifham Bros., Gtendale, Ore., for particulars. BROCCOLI growers, see us before buying plants. We have a surplus from both imported and domestic seed. Foster Butner, Roseburg Gardens, phone 40 F11. FOR SALE, Ford touring car, model DJ15, in first class condi tion. New tires. Will demonstrate any atternoon except Saturday or Sunday. J. W. Humphreys, Wil bur. FOR SALK. GO cents on tlio dollar, established paint contiactiiiR busi nt'Hs with finmll Block or wall paper In connection. Plenty of work for two men. llox 242, Cot tage Grove, Oregon. rETAI.l'MA HATClli:iiY. Kstali - lished 1902. Call ship day old chicks to points reached in three days. Five varieties. Wu cliai - lenge the hen. Free circular. 1.. V. Clink, Pelaluma. Calif. FOR SAI.K, A nARRAIN'. -Rmnll house and lots 50x4.r0; fine creek bottom soil, best garden spot In the clly: fine place lor chickens or cow. City water, fruit trees, grape vines and berries. You can't beat this for the price. Address A. -M. Oeland, 751 Flescr St. FOlt SAI.K. At a sacrifice, on ac count of departure; 1 single barrel . shoteun. 1 2 bore; 1 .4 5-calioer Colls revolver; 2 Sprinriebl rilb s; ammunition for above uns. 1 electric vibrator, all complete, nearly new. Apply to ("has. Kerry, Alienator Tint, (.'ass street. FOK SALK. SO acres improved: half very best creek bottom bind, balance north slope; all free soil; half in oultlatton; Kood family orchard. 4 acres in prunes, just coming into hcarfUR; !t miles from railroad. Trice $(ioiM); will take up to f 2f')0 In trade, close in ; $2200 can .remain on place at Q' ', if desired. Ilalance cash. Address F. S., care Review. tntci:. All persons are hereby warned not to buy any artule or articles from Marv A. Findb v, incompetent. M HS. JKNNIK ItllOWN. (Juardian. If you have snniethlnK tn ill or ront trv an Adv tn Tim Itevlew. Indians Come and see the new light weight machine at 220 West Oak P. II. BLACK, AGENT IIoHeburK. Oregon. Mrs. F. D. Oweiil ctt Fi.ovi:t:.s I'OTTi:i) ri.ANTS Fl'NKRAI. HKSKIXS wkdding r.ognn s lHONK Orrcniiou.A iVj III (iL'ICK AM) KKI lAI'.l.i: JITNEY A A SERVICE -aLB- -JL Phone ... ( f,cr Midnight I51-Y) City or Country W. W. B0VLK PROFESSIONAL CARDS lU. C. L. PEAHSOS IIKNTIST Office Ci'iumer.iiil Club UuiMlug. t'linue Hi). nn. x. PLVLicn Ldcenvd CltlrtirAcUc I'hjfllrUm W. Lane St.. Roieburx. Oregon Fbone 1&2. Oofliultatlnn and EiamlDatlon Free. Office Hours, to .. Cblropra-Uc itiul Klevtrlfal Treat- TUB IfKIN 1.1 N K Kt IKHIL OF I'lANO MVSIC. Ire. Charlf- llelnllne, ltrector Mrs. Mux Oiniltn, AKNl-ttanl Teaclief Bt-Klnnore a Becalty. Concnrt i'ianiei developed. MorntUK clauses In Ktn-lerarten. children culied for and tttken himio. Sluil.o fy.i Ella St. rhone S3-11. NKW tXlL'.HTY MAP Showing railroad lands, price II. iO L. a. HICKS. Surveyor P. O. Box, 477. Roseburg 2p3 Perkins Illdg. Phone 427-J. Hit. t II. W'ADH PIIYSH'IAX AM Sl'lUiKON Phonos: Office 4.1.1: lies. 126-R Rooms 4l."-41ti, Pi-rkins nnil-liug. I. KS. HKIOLY, HKTIIl;i. . STKWART Phyhlcliis auJ Siirtcoons -;iltt- of oflices Rear ot Douglas Na tiooal liank, Crouuc Floor. Phone 36. ROSEUUHQ .... ORIJGON Ofrico IIo-hh: Phones 1 6 lo 12 a. in. Office: Main 171 2 lo 4 p. m. Kus: Main lilt. M CKTTA SMITH Phy-ilclnu WotiiPU and Ohildren Olpeases 1 a hpecmity. - Onlcs: Masonic Hide- M-'onn Moor i ; It you have somcuiing to sell oi i tout Irv nn dv. hi Tlio Review. I 1 Strictly sanitary milk and cream. ROSESURG DAIRY Ii liver d to any part of town. I ut. $2. 10 per month. 1 pt. $ I .:m per month, rbone 1!!'". (Hiice N. Tine St. CAR FOR. HIRE City or Country Driving Office 214 W. Cuss SI. 5- PHONE -5 " It'"ddenco Phone 440-J. a. J. rowi:i.ii. Douglas Hide and Junk Company Unheal Cash Market price Paid for Hides. Furs. Wool, Cnpp'T. lira s. Auto Tires. ItaKs ami all kinds of Junk. We also buy and sell tml, beltiiiK. blo ks and macbiuery. K4imre !eul to All Our Motto ( all Phone 2 i'J. .M-.in A Oak )lo'eh'iri - fire if in BKI0RK imiiiK a CRKAM Separator See the l ot,t. Model MIAKPLES Suction I'eed t the Douglas County (rcanifry Hosiery GOOD VALUES MEN'S WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S r.laik or White All I'riys All tJood Values Can's A Vaiit ty St(rc m 1ft. 15. W. STRONG The furniture Man Real eitat can readily be sold. bought or exchanged Ihousb the clalfied adrertlsemente In The Re- Tlew. A Want Adv. w ill bring you hRlIfHcurv reaults at email coet. O000O0O0WH00OW V 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 Butter and Ice Cream OF SUPERIOR QUALITY Ask your firocer for Douglas County C roam ery 11 utter. MADE BY Douglas County Creamery Prompt Service ' Auto Delivery Best Quality Canned Goods We have a complete line of the well known Diamond "W" canned goods. Try the sifted wrinkle peas, none better, also beans, corn and tomatoes. (Jive our canned baked sweet potatoes a trial, theyr'e tine. THE CASH V The BEE HIVE CR.OCER.Y- NEELY $. NEELY JUNE 3 4 0 7 J ! ID li U l:i 11 I'. M n if iii ai u'l ai' j.i -'l I 7 2k 2!l :ici Or any other bride, young, or not so young; spry, or not so spy, hopes to he the mistress of a modern home; and it's our business to see that she gets it. Houvver, it's your move, first. Kenny Lumber Company Phone 352 Phone 352 Cleanliness To maintain a condition of ab solute cleanliness, leave a stand ing order for us to call every week for that laundry. More ecoiioinii'iil than buying soap. Roseburg Steam Laundry PIIONK 7 Yout patriotic duty buy a liberty loan bond. 0 ' if you have aometblng to aell or rPDt try an Ad. In The Review. Phone us your or ders for Ice cream and sherbet. STORE J. B. KING Proprietor. New car of DIAMOND FLOUR We bought this flour itrly and ran make you good nr.co on It. You know Its quality. The June Bride