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Newspaper Page Textbvexlio roobctki nrnvrrm, mondat, jvxe 4, is it. pact rivm :-: Ciry NEWS jV: We dow have coal. Page Invest ment Co. Paoae 242. L. W. Morgau, of Hidille. spent Sunday here visiting with nieuds. Airs. A. Wallace and daughter. Mfs8Audrty, spent Sunday at Win cheKtei". , Mr. and Mrs. A. J. doff, of I loth an, pe"t Sunday In the city with IriondK. N. K i:hy, who spent Saturday in the city, returned to Sutlieriin that afternoon. .1. Ilurd left Saturday arter noon for Albany to spend a few days on luifiineKs. LMwartl Schas, of Silve.rton, has arrived here to spend a few duys with friends. '.. L. 1 tini in uk spent umlay at Oak Iti ud iHitii)K with friends and acquaintances. W. II. (liny returned to his home at 'Drain Saturday, following a busi ness trip here. John K. Fluery, of Coquille, wn a visitor in Kosehnrg for a few hours Saturday. The Koseburg Fruit Co. has seed Martha Washington beans at lb., home grown. - Floyd Mathews, of DixonviUe. ar rived here Saturday eveniug to spend a few day?. Special Sun Maid raisins 10c per package, for a short time only, at the 1'eoplf's Supply Co. A. O. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Mrs. H. J.. Smith, of Sutherlin. stient Saturday in the city looking after business matters. Mr. and Mrs. William Cihson, of Portland, has arrived here to spend a few days with friends. Postmaster L. K. Ileisonsteln was among the local men who spent Sun day in the rural districts. Mrs. J. F. I.eatherman returned to Wilbur S.iturday afternoon, follow ing a short visit in this city. Thre fine Florida grape fruit for 25c. They are now at their bent. C.et them at the People's Supply Co. Miss Jessie H. Irwin., of Drain, who had been here on business1, left for her home Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Lyman Spencer has accepted temporary employment as stenog rapher at the local forestry offices. Mrs. F. Hamilton-wont to Myr tle Creok Saturday morning, where lie will visit relatives a few days. Train No. 1 4. , due here at 2 o' clock Saturday afternoon, was de layed several hours because of a w re. k. Papers of final account were filed in the probate court here Saturday in the estate of . O. Haagensen, de eased. Highest cash price for your pro duce. We pay you cash for veal, hogs, chickens or eggs. Itopeburg Fruit Co. Mrs. IT. H. Russell, of Siskiyou, arrived hero Saturday night to spend a few days. She is registered at a loi'.il hotel. He sure it Is a Harcley, the only corset made to fit each and every 4 figure. Will cajl and take orders. j'none iid-j. The Koseburg Fruit Co. can fur nish you with broccoli plants at reas onable prices. They also have some 2 St. Valentine seed, f! Order bedding plants now. all kinds i't any quantity. Prices right. Mrs. F. I . Owen. Florlm, 111 W. ('ass St.. Phone 240. g Mlws ('.race 1'eland returned SM 2 unlay afternoon from San Francisco, g where she had been taking training I for a nurse at the I'nhersity of Cali Sfornia hospital there, j Fat more raisins, they are very nutritious and hpalihf.il. C.et the large package of Sun Maid raisins at T'lOc each; for a short time only, at the People's Supply Co. r K. J. Nolan and wife, of Portland, spent Saturday here visit ing with M r. and M r. Harry Kenny. They MeTt for their home Sunday. W Mothers, don't forget the boys. A f'oto of baby, mother or father might help some if they are suddenly called Maway. We can help you out. Clark "& Clark, Fotograffers. T' P. A. Wilson and son. Dewey, of 'itiddle. spent Saturday here on htisl- iies. They made the trip by auto t mobile and report the roads in fa illy itood condition. S Flour Jumps agaTn. They say gambling is the cause, everything j else is doing the same thing. Get f your fotos now before they do like 1 wise. Clark ft Clark, Fotograffers. v Huy the economical way in quan 4 tit s, pceie wholesale prices. I se If itli FliKht Flour, trado at the Peo- j pie's Supply Co., and reduce your liv ing com. ivopie s Mippiy t o., wnoie sale to the consumer. tV-il ,md Harry Pearson left Sat urday aftetnmm for Winchester, where they w ill viit for a few week. P. S. C. Coffee is guaranteed equal to any 4 5c or 5)c coffee, put up In f tnry tins. Karh 1 lb. tin cols Kf extra. The aersg retaibr gets HI or 20'i more profit on all gooiis than we secure, hence our price, $:i5; ;c j for tin. rc lees on profit. There Is uuiiiing better, tail for in brown pnckaK1 itt the People's Supply Co, wholesale to the consumer. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Alwiyt bn ttw Signstur 1trrw Want A-v. n ralt TWO ELECTRIC FIRELESS COOKERS SSSS I. Rice, of Sutherlin, spent Sun day in the city visiting with friend. Mri. W. W. McDonald left Satur day for Oakland to visit a few days. F. A. Terry left Saturday after noon for Sutherlin on a grief busi ness trip. Mrs. Will Taylor, who spent Sat urday here on business, returned to Drum till afternoon. B urban k seed potatoes, Lady Washington and navy bean seed for sale at the Cash Store. Attorney L. B. Sandblast left Sat urday afternoon for Kugene to spend a few xiays on business. Mrs. ti. Southwell, of Kiddle, ar rived here Saturday evening to spend a couple of days with friends. Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Uullwinkle, went to Kiddle Saturday to visit for several days with their son and fnm iiy. w 1). X. Snyder, a (Jlendale jrawnlll operator, returned to his home Sat urday night after a, few days spent herti Mr. and Mrs. T. O. llusselt, of Ku gene. came down' Saturday morning to tentain over Sunday with rela tives. Mr. and Mrs. O. Oleson. of Hu pene. spent Saturday night In the t ity. They w ere registered at a lo ml" hotel. Mrs. Xi. I Truitt and sou. A. R. Truitt. left for their home at Oak land Saturday afternoon after a short isit here. Mrs. CI. R. Richardson, who had been visiting here with Miss Lou Lehman, returned to Wilbur Satur dav afternoon. Mrs. J. D. Osborn left yesterday for Kugene to spend a few days with friends. She Is the wife of a local train dispatcher. Miss Jennie Hunter, who had been fenrliine school at Med ford for the I pat year, returned to her home Sat urday afternoon, j Miss Verlie Tracy left Saturday J afternoon for her home at Drain, nf ( ter closing a successful term of J school at Riverside. L II. K. Hurchfield and wife, of Winchester, came over late Saturday rfternoon and were guests at dinner at the I'mpqua hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, the former of whom Is employed on the new Federal building, spent Sunday at Wilbur with relatives. John I. Criteser. of Kugene. who was one of those jn attendance at the Wilbur reunion Friday, is spending a few days In this (ity. Mrs. W. H. I.eatherman and small mandson, wTio visited here a short time, returned to their home at Wll Dur Saturday afternoon. Miss Matiie Remington, who had been employed in Clark's studio for the'past two months, left Saturday afternoon for her home at Drain. I. It. Smith, former owner of the Monogram Cigar Siore, but at pres ent traveling salesman for n tobac co houw. arrived in Koseburg Sat urday night. Mrs. Smith and daugh ter are living In Portland. Miss Adeline Stewart, one of the teachers in the local public schools. Saturday morning for Riddle, where she will pass the next few days. Sile is expecting to return there later for th greater part of her annual va cation. Mrs. Sarah Taylor arrived Satur day afternoon from Medford to vislj here with Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. CannrVJ W. F. Hart, of Corvallls. who hail been spending several weeks at Round Prairie, left Saturday after noon for Drain. A. T. lawrence. of the Sunshine Ranch, spent last evening in Rose burg, lie was registered at the I'mpqua Hotel. Mr. Iiwrence was accompanied here by Lou iff Worm ser. of New York City, who is one of the owners of the Sunshine Ranch.. Mrs. W. T. Wright relumed here Friday evening from Corvallis, Port land and Kstacada, where tdie visited with friends and relatives. At Cor vallis she passed a few days with Miss Fannie Campbell, while at Kstacada she visited with Mrs. Louis Helfils. WORMS HANDICAP YOI H CHILD. Worms drain the strneth and vi tality of children, making them dull and listless. Their power to resist more serious diseases is reduced and energy and Interest in play is lacking. Kickapoo Worm Killer is a mildly laxative remedy In candy tablet form that children like to take. It kills and removes the worms and lets your child grow strong and healthy like other child ren. Don't let your child be drag eel down by worms. Full directions on the box. At nil druggists, 2Tc I"3"I"I"l"I"I"I-'I,"I,,I'"I"l"I,,3' 4. iiAii.v i:iTin:it iski'iikt. .j. V. S. Weathm lime. HI. Icxal olflre, Koseburg. 24 Imurs emllng 5 a. m., today: PriTlpltatioo In Inrhn and taun ilrpdllu: HiKhf-Kt tm'ratnie ycstPiilay (It; t.o-Ai'M t"MH,rniui'1 lawt niMht 4:t I'rei'ipltuiion. last J I hmini .. .110 Total prcrlp. tin first nr inn. Voruiiil ;iie-lp. fur this Total precip. from dept. month I to dnt .2.'! '77 .5 9.1 ATersee precip from sept. 1. Total deficiency from Sept I. Avornpte prer-tp. fur w-t I ons (S-p. to Muv, Inoiusiv't3 J.IJ ! WILLIAM HELL. ObPerver. j -'itrvfii. : j Forp- n.-r to t p. tn, toruoi rnw for Sinithwf.-rrn Oifk'on: J Kafr tonUht. Tii-!la- f.tir Hml All Claaalfted AdnrtlMmeata In. cried pew today 111 be found oa rajca At under "ttew Today bead. WASHBOARD S LAYERS REJOICE. A 5c Rublfita Wasbday. souie tbing Dew. notbicg like it. use KA1.0M1TE. llarmlesa to every thlnK but dirt. Sold by l'arslow ft Hell. . x MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN. J200U to loan on real estate security. Address M. T., care Review. MORTGAGE LOANS. We hare In surance money on tbe Rural Credit plan 20 year loans on Im proved farms. See Rice 41 Rice. WE WRITE INSURANCE whereby tbe assured gets tbe most protec tion for tbe money. Expert advice given on any line of insurance. Rice ft Rice. WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY. 20 year rural credit farm loans. Farmers desiring loans on tbe amortized plan, without red tape and no commission charges, can secure them at low interest rate by calling on or writing to Rice ft Rice, Koseburg. Oregon, financial representatives of the Agricultur al Credit Corporation of Oregon. See M.. F. Rice. WANTED WANTED. Donkey engine at onie. Address llox 68. Edeubower. WAXTKI). Will pay cash for used Ford cuis. Ford Garage. Koue liuiK. WANTED. Cauary birds. Call 72T. West Lane, or l'bone 257-Y. Mrs. D. 11. Blown. - WANTED. To rent three or four furnished or unfurnished rooms. No children. Apply 528 So. IMne. WANTED. Mn to cut cord wood In second growth I'ir timber. lrlce l.fu per cord. II. O. Uoff, Suth erlin. WANTED. Good, experienced lady help. Good wages jnd steady Job. Apply to Mrs. J. P. Denu, Camas Valley, Oregon. WANTED. 2a men; wages 27c per hour. Apply ut I'orlluiid Ce ment Co.. near Carnes station. I'hone 5-F32. FOK KENT. FOR RENT. House. Call 410 West Douglas, or phone 207-J. FOR RENT. Six-room house at 710 So. Jackson. Inquire of Wm. Vun liuren. FOR RENT. Housekeeping rooms with use of piano. 11 W..Lano street. f-TItNITTItK of five-room house for rent. -Call Mis, Hit I vnr son ut lien on school. KOIt RKNT. Six room modern house, good location, paved street. Phone 15-K12. PIANO FOU KENT. Must be rented immediately to save storage. C. 8. lleliiline, phone 33-It. FOIl RKNT Furnished rooms, light housekeeping rooms; water and pus. Mrs. C. P. Shields, 112 Drockway. FOR SERVICE. Good two-yoar-old Jersey bull, price $l.r,0. II. h. Newman, north end of pavement, East Sixth St. FOR RENT. Thoroughly modern six-room bungalow on Commercial Ave. (jaraee. Apply to Rice 41 Rice, or Page Investment Co. FOK RAt.K A.VT TRADR FOIt SALE. 18 Columbia double disc records. Box 68. Edenbower. FOR S A I.E. lTsed Ford cars bought and sold. Ford flarage, Roseburg. FOR SAI.K Three automobiles, or will trade for bay or grain. Louis Kohlhagen. FOR SALE-Set of double harness and lilil hack for $30. Parslow A Bell. FOR SALE. Team of work mules, weight about 1200 earh. Address C. W., care Review, or call at this oft ice. 'Oil SALE. Cood team, wagon ant luirni'ss; must be sold this week Inquire or Douglas Hide fc Junk Co. " FOR SAI.K. 15 volumes of Tbeo 1 i dure Roosevelt's works, practically us gond as new, $7.60. Mrs. C. P. ! shields. 1 12 llrockway. I.I V i: WIliK 1NSI IIANCK MAN CAN I MARK UW, MONKV -Th lto-f-' Mir ap-nry for 'ontin iiIhI Thm! alty f"o. writ inn mot I lihrHl arri ()'rt Htxl ht-aMii inruraiirl in ot-n Nvr and urcjcf til m-thod i;iHKht ajfMitri; Fprlal privtlit'f Writ" . A. Lyman. Hiatc Auni, "14 Itailway Kxrhnnitf lit,;! itnr, I'orilund. for Inif-rvjfjw. Will t in lto4hurir mmn. FOR SALE CHEAP. Bulck truck. Motor Shop Garage. FOR SALE. Loose alfalfa hay. K. Kluman. phone 1S-F14. FOR RENT. Three furnished H. K. rooms. Modern. Adults. 74!i So. Pine. FOR SALE CHEAP. Horse, buggy aud harness. Pllnn Coulter, Rose burg, Oregon. FOR TRADE. Lot at Rockaway Beach for Ford automobile. A. R. Dunham, Roseburg. FOR SALE. Several ions of loose alfalfa hay. second cutting. Curry Estate, puone 29-F2. FOR SALE. 438 fullbluod Shrop shire sheep, 1 to 4 years old. Ad dress Uox 215, Ashland, Oregon. fOR TRADE. Five pessenger tour ing car. Will trade fur real es tute. Address Owner ("o Review. GOOD condition, three-quarter ton truck for sale or will trade for god team. Apply to I. Harralson, or phone 6-F1 1. $1000.00 For sale or exchange, my equity In two acre near Oakland, Calif. Address P. O. llox 213, Roseburg, Oregon. FOR SALE. High quality Barred Plymouth Rock pullets and cock erels, at 60c each; yearling hen, $1.10. F. E. Johnson, llrockway, Oregon. STI'DEBAKER touring car for .sale. In excellent condition. Price to suit purchaser. Write or phone Gllham Bros., Glendale, Ore., for particulars. FOR SALE. Broccoli plants, St. Valentine, grown from best seed obtainable; imported and domes tic. Leave your orders now. P. V. Kay, Edenbower. BROCCOLI growers, see ua before buying plants. We have a Burplun from both Imported and domestic seed. Foster Ilutncr, Roseburg Gardens, phone 40-F11. FOR SALE. Ford touring car, model 1915, in first class condi tion. New tires. Will demonstrate any afternoon except Saiurduy or Sunday. J. W. Humphreys, Wil bur. 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 242, Cot tage Grove, Oregon. VOll SALK. At a sacrifice, on Re count of departure; 1 single barnd Khotgun. 12 horo; 1 .4f-caliher Colts revolver; 2 Springfield . riflen; ammunition for ahove kuiih. I nleetric vihrator, all complete, nearly new. Apply to Chan. Kerry, A I legator Tent, Cuhh street. notici;. All persons are hereby warned not to buy any article or articles from Mary A. Klndley, incompetent. MItS. JENNIE IJItOWN, Guardian.1 AITO STAfiK I.IXR DKPOT. Dally stages and autos for Marsh Hold and all Coos Hay points, also 'or Peel and Millwood, leave O. W. Kapp's grocery store, lll.t Sheridan' street. Cash paid for produce along , tbe line. ! KF.MOVAI. NOTK'i:. Tho Denn Transfer and Storage Company has moved Its office from Jackson street to 4 10 West Cass street. Phone 128. II. .1. DENN. Indians Come and see (he ntw light weight machine at 220 West Oak ' P. II. BLACK, AGENT Itosehurg. Oregon. Mrs. F. D. Owen CUT FLOWKKS ' POTTED riiANTS ' FUNERAL DKSICNS WEDDING IIOQUETS PHONKS ;reellllill- II-1 I'J II) -l 1 I 1 W. Cass Street. QUICK AM) KliLIABLK i;44 JITNI SERVICE - IMione ( After Midnight 31 Y) Cily or Country W. W. BOYLE SEE PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. C. L. I'EAIlSOl DEN TINT Office Commercial Club Building. Phone 240. Dlt. N. I-LYI.KR Urenaei! flilrupravUc Physician 21 W. Lane St.. Ro.eburg. Orex a Phone lfrl. Consultation and Examination Fn e. Office Hours. to . Chiropractic and Electrical Treat ments. T1IR HKINI.INK HCMII. OF PIANO MI MIC. Mrs. Charled lleliiline. Director Mrs. Max (Xmtbs, Assistant Tea. t.er Beginners a specialty. Con -ert Pianists developed. Morning classes In Kindergarten, children called for and takeu btnue. Studio 423 Ella St. Phone 33 It. NEW COUNT? MAP Showing railroad lands, price $1 SO U O. HICKS, Surveyor P. O. Box, 477, Koseburg 2p3 Perkins Bldg. Pbone 427-J. UK. C. It. WADE PHYSICIAN AND SI IMiK.ON Phones: Office 453; Res. 126-R Rooms 410-416. Perkins Building. LHS. HKELY, StiTHKK STEWART Physicians and Surgeons 3ulte of Offices Rear of Douglas Na tional Bank, Ground Floor. Phone 26. ROSEBURG .... OREGON Office Honrs: Phones' 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Malu 171 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 172 DR. U I'KTI.'. SMITH Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Offfe: Masonic Bldg. Second Floor It you have someinigi; to sell or rent try an 4,dv. In The Review. Strictly sanitary milk and cream. ROSEBURG DAIRY lhdlvered to nny part of town. t qt. 2.40 mt mouth. 1 t. $ 1.30 per month. Phono 2!7. OtYk'p N. Pine St. CAR FOR. HIRE City or Country Driving Office 214 W. Cans St. 5- PHONE -5 Residence Phone 440-J. A. J. i'ovi:i.i,. Douglas Hide and Junk Company Highest Cash Market Prices Paid for Hides, Furs. Wool, ' Cupper, Brass. Auto J Ire. Rags and all kinds of Junk. We also buy and sell tools, belting, blocks and machlm-ry. Hiiara Ileal to All Our Motto Call Phono 2I. .Main ft Oak Roseburg Oregon HKFORE buying a CREAM Separator See the Latest. Model MIARPLES Suction Feed at the DouKlas County Creamery Hosiery GOOD VALUES MEN'S WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S Ul;uk or While All I'rires All Ciood Values Carr's A Vurit ly Store (if B. W. STRONG The Furniture Man JEWELS Those we sell are JEWELS for comfort and profit as well as for ornament and pleasure. For comfort, as they reduce the hours of work and the overheating while working in kitchen. For profit, as they will reduce your fuel bill, as coal oil is cheaper than either wood or coal, when used in a "JEWEL" cook stove. They are also ornamental and will be a source of pride to you as part of your kitchen furniture. Any work can be accomplished with them that can be done with any stove. We want you to try one out and be satisfied. Have also a line of oil stoves at virtually 1915 prices, that are good and reliable. They will pay you to investigate. After using a short time you will find a good oil stove an all the year "Comfort" as well as a ( hot weather comforter. Try it. Churchill Hardware Co. The l.roniiioiigers. Don't forget that we are distributors of the "Mystic Mitt." OOQCKXHaacMQOCXCMac SOME CAR! That Mitchell Six - D Let us Show You J. F. Barker & Co. Implements Roseburg ciOOOCKmXKWOOOOOOCmX) V 2- H The BEE HIVE GR.OCER.Y- NEELY & NEELY "A Good Dressinp; Down Is due to Prussian Frinhtfulncss, from T. li. and Ilia "Big Slick" Likewise it is your due, that every Flick, dig or little, that enters into your construction or repair work should he dressed down, to just the right dimentions, and finish, best suited to the purpose. Thai's our business. 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. Mure economical than buy ing soap. Roseburg Steam Laundry PIIONK 75) - - 40 - and Vehicles Oregon New enr of DIAMOND "W" FLOUR Wo bit lit thin flour parly and can maktt you a good pi.ro on It. You know Itfl quality.