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Newspaper Page Textmvzuina noaracna tirm, ti esday, jvxe s, 1017. nan rrm :: CirY NEWS Jrt W now have coal. Page Invest ment Co. Phone 342. W. l Anderson, of Albany, was a business visitor in Koseburg to day. .Mrs. S. Ilalnl, who spend Monday in the city, returned to Wilbur this f afternoon. Jobn S. ilapcpett, of the Soldiers Home, is spending several days at fin i. , 1 Hill IllUIPit. i Millard Meredith came In from flUUard Monday afternoon for a short visit. i J. C. Janulns. of Melrose, was look!n atier buitiness matters In the I ilv Monthly. j Mi Hues Kdna and I-pMta Lough ar rived Monday from Winchester for j a stunt isit. N 3 , The Roseburg Fruit Co. has seed (Martha Washington beans at I lb., homo grown. J II. I., Tunnon, of Rockland, was i in the city Monday attending to 5 business matters. Special Sun Maid raisins 10c per $ package, for a short time only, at the i People's Supply Co. j A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve j distress after eating. For sale by Hamtltoo Dm Co. (i. W. Davit returned to Winches ter Monday afternoon, after a brlei 4 business vi.sll, here. j Mrs. P. W. Mtiynard left Monday afternoon for ICugeiTe.v where phe will visit for a week. -, i Lambert Nelson left 'Monday af- teinoon for Eugene, after a few j days liere on business. 4 H. H. Traylor returned to Klkton ; Monday afternoon, following a few j days spent in the city. ; Mrs. S. K. Fry arrived 'Monday af- j ternoon from Crants Pass to visit i with Mrs. Glen Patrick. John Meissner returned to Port-. i land Monday afternoon, following ! short business trip here. i A. A. Keator nrived Monday after- noon from Walla. Walla and w ill f niakejiis home In this city. ! Mrs. I. M. Gervais left Monday afternoon for Wilbur to attend the funeraLof Narcisse Gervain. I. .1. Ashur returned Monday af 1 ternoon to Cottage Grove, following a few days' visit in this city. Three fine Florida grape fruit for 2fiC. They are now at their best. Get them at the People's Supply Co. Highest cash price for yonr pro j duce. We pay you cash for veal, I hops, chickens or egs. Koseburg Fruit Co. s 1M K. V. Hoover was summoned to Pice Creek Sunday to attend Mrs. , It oyer, a well known resident of that vicinity. 1ft sure it Is a Barcley. the only corset made to fit each and every figure. Wilt call and take orders. Phone 418-J. 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. I W. M. Green, of Eimene, who J spent a few days here, left Monday : morning for Myrtle Creek on busl- 5 ness. i Mothers, don't forget the boys. A to of bahy. mother or father might i help ome if they are suddenly called i away. We can help you out. Clark i & ciark, Fotograffers. t MIhh Junia Young, who taught in the Ux-ul schools the past year, left ' Monday afternoon for her home at F.ueene. to spend the summer. Flour jumps aga.n. They say gambling is the cause, everything t else Is doing the same thing. Get z your fotos now before they do like f wise. Clark ft Clark, Fotograffers. j Ituy the economlcaj. way in quan i tltes, receive wholesale prices. Vse High Flight Flour, trade at the Peo i pie's Supply Co., and reduce your liv j ing cost. People's Supply Co., whole ; sale to the consumer. ! Mrs. A. F. Finger arrived Monday i afternoon from Medford for a short visit. Site Is enroute to Portland. I where she will join her son, A. F. Flnuer. who Is connected w it U the t Pari He Fruit and Produce Company 1 in that city. Mr. Finger was for- nierly manager liere for the Oregon Fruit Company. P. S. C. Cofiee Is guaranteed equal J to any 4 5c or foc coffee, put up in I fancy tins. Math 1 lb. tin costs fe - extra. The aerage retailer gets IT) ' or 20' more profit on all goods than we secure, hence our price, $3r; 5c for tin, 5c less on profit. There is . nothing better. Call for the brown ; package at the People Supply Co., ; wholesale to the consumer. Sloan's Liniment Vt Klictim.ntNm. The torture of riieumatism. the pains and aches that make lire un bearable are quickly relieved by Sloan's Liniment, a clean clear liq- tfd that is easy to apply and more effective than musxy plasters ointments because it penetrates uiilckly without rubbing. For the many pains and a hes following ex pusiire. strains, sprains and muscle sorenc?. Moan's L4nttnenl Is promptly ctfv;-tive. Alawys have a bott'e handy for gout. lumbaco tnnthnhf hackarhe. stiff neck nnd 11 external pafns. At druCKlsts. 2.c CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Alwiyt bear Signature of lf.vli.w Want Ad., r-nn r.ulta TWO ELECTRIC FIRELESS COOKERS James McXabb left Monday morn ing for Portland, mher he will visit for sceveral day. , Burbauk seed potatoes, Lady Washington and navy bean seed for sale at the Cash Store. Mrs. Grace Tanner came in from Oakland Monday morning from Win chester for a short visit. Dr. S. L. DeUapp lett for Myrtle Creek last evening, where he waa culled to attend a patient. H. I. Cotkran, of the local for estry service, left Monday morning for Round Prairie on business. j Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Hullwinkle returned from Riddle .Monday af ternoon where they had been visit - int;. Mrs. J. P. Sparks, of Oakland, came over lust evening. She will islt with a relative, who is at Mercy bc.-ipital. Mrs. H. Hyer and J. W. Dyer, who had been here from Myrtle Creek for the day, ret u rued home last evening. Mrs. H. Uyer and Mrs. H. II. Bow man arrived Monday afternoon from Myrtle Creek for a short business visit here. Mrs. A. R. Mars-h, of filddle, re turned home last evening after sev eral days' visit with her sister, Mrs. S. K. Sykes. Charles M. Kckles, a veteran of the Soldiers' Home, left this morn ing for Portland to remain for a week or two. ' The Koseburg Fruit Co. can fur nish you with broccoli plants at reas onable prices. They also have some St. Valentine seed. Miss Pauline May, who had been visiting here with .Vis. S. W. Huher. teturned to her home at Yoncalla Monday afternoon. ilrs. Andrew Ford left this morn ing for llrownsville. where she will spend several days visiting with her relatives and friendv. A. P. Rowe, of the Soldiers Home, left this morning for Toledo, hater he will go to Silverton. where he will visit a few days. Order bedding plants now. all kinds In any quantity. Prices right. Mrs. F. 1. Owen. Florist, 1 1 I W. Cass St., Phone 240. Mrs. R. K. ' Winter, of Myrtle Creek, who had been visiting rela tives here, left last evening Tor her home at Myrtle Creek. .Miss Inez Calkins left for Glen-1 uale last evening, where she will ! visit for several days. She has been j ;'.ttnding sWiool in this city. I Miss Leila Lent, of the English 1 department of the high school, lett Monday afternoon to spend the sum mer nt her home at Portland. Mrs. Amy Tindell lelt Monday af ternoon to visit at Albany, alter which she will spend the summer with her parents at Ittownsville. Mrs. II. W. Althaus nnd daughter. Miss1 Pert ha. lett Monday afternoon tor Portland, where they will visit their daughter and sister for a week or so. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Tindell and Miss Mossie Tindell left Monday af ternoon tor Aberdeen. Wash., whet: they will visit during the summer. They expect to be gone for several months. Mrs. C. F. Harpster and Misses Iterntie and Clarice Harpster ar i ived here Monday morning from l issouli, Mont., to visit during the summer with the formers sister. Mrs. F. H. Vincil. Mrs. Scott Lander, who underwent an operation at Mercy hospital re rent I. v anil who afterward spent some lime with her parents nt Oak land, has returned to Koseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Lander are occupying the dwelling owned by O. 11. Porter and Minuted on South Main street. Mrs. A. M. Gorman. Miss Alice Gorman and the lormer's mother. Mrs. A. A. Latson. left Monday al- ternoon for Portland to make their home, where Mr. Gorman is dis patcher. He w as formerly in the dispatchers' office In this city, but was- recently tiansfened to Cort land. CROUP Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment AT ALL DStUQ TOSI Tubes 2bc jr soc Z Al'TO STAtiK LINK DI-TOT. Dally stages nnd autos for Marsh field and all C'oob Bay points, atsn for Peel and Millwood, leave (i. W Rapp's Krocery store, 1 3 : Sheridan street. Cash paid for produce alonj: the line. ,... .t..f..T.T.!..T.T..t.T..f..'..T..T..T.T.T..T. J. DAILY VKATIIl;lt KKI'OIIT. 4. LT. S. Weiither llureau, io-al offifa Itoaeburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m. today: Precipitation In inches and bun drclths: Hiniif-st tfmi.orjiturf Mtfri!ay "1 ticsi t-ni ii at n !- last nitlit a: I'nnii.itatiiiii, lust 24 hours .. .H Total precip. etn.e nrat of nio. ( "nnal ii''Mp. tnr thi) montli l.ol Total prt'cip. fiorn S-pt. 1 to dat ivcraf:e pterip. Irorn Ecpt. 1 77 :;'. Total dctlilcuiy from I. "1 1; I Avor'ave pi Ip. for 39 wl sea son 4 Si. to May, !nritislvt')32.l2 WILLIAM i:i:i.I Ol.serter Forecast ti h p. ni. tn!tirrow for Soul h w e-crn On-jif-n- l-'a)r toniutit; dn-silav fair r All CUaalfted AdvartiaemenU tav ?rte4j new todaj will be fonnd oa Page 0, under "New Today head. WASHBOARD SLAVERS RLJOICE. A 5c Rubhesa Washday, some thing new, nothing like It, use KALOMITE. Harmless to every thing but dirt. Sold by Parslow A bell. x MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN. $200U to loan uu real estate security. Address M. T., care Review. MORTGAGE LOANS. We have In surance money on the Rural Credit plan 20 year loana on Im proved faruuk See Rice A Rice. W'E WRITE INSURANCE whereby the assured geta the most protec tion for the money. Expert advice given on any Hue of Insurance. Rice A Rice. WE WILL LOANaU MONEY. 2U year rural credit farm loana. Farmers desiring loana on the amortized plan, without red tape and no commission charges, can secure them at low iiiterettt rate by calling on or writing to Rice A Rice, Koseburg, Oregon, financial representatives of the Agricultur al Credit Corporation of Oregon. See M. F. Rice. WANTED WANTED. Will pay cash for used Ford cars. Ford Garage, Rose burg. WOMEN WANTED. Two girls wan ted. Apply immediately. Cafe teria. WANTED. Position for general housework by young lady. Phone 500-U. WANTED. Canary birds. - Call 72f West Lane, or Phone 257-Y. Mrs. D. H. brown. WANTED. To rent three or four furnished or unfurnished rooms. No children. Apply 528 So. Pine. WANTED. Men to cut cord wood in second growth fir timber. Price $1.50 per cord. R. O. GolT, Suth erlin. WANTKI). C'iooU. experienced lady help. Hood wages and ateady Job. Apity lo Mr. J. X. Denn, Camas Valley, Oregon. WANTKI). 25 men; wages 27 Vie per hour. Apply at J'ortland Ce ment Co., near Carnes Btatlon. Phone 5-F32. WANTKI). Teams for street grad ing. Work to hegln June lath, l!i!7. $7 for 8 hour day. Address all inquiries to Moon ft Gidley, MarHiifield, Oregon. WANTKI), DIVKKSIKIKI) FARM OK RANCH.rllave liu aers timber icruise hi'tween 6 and 8 million ft.) unincumbered; worth Itiooo. Will trade this timber and (five cash balance for a Rood, Im proved place with outrange, suit able for f irming and stork raising. No equities considered. Write for full particulars, price and legal description first letter, llox 23. McMlnnville, Orecon. KOK KKXT. FOR KENT. House. Call 410 West Douglas, or phone 2UT-J. FOR RENT. Six-room bouse at 710 So. Jackson. Inquire of Win. Van Bureu. FOR KENT. Three furnished II. K. rooms. Modern. Adults. 74 So. I'ine. KL'KNITl'KE of five-room huuse for rent. Call Mrs. llalversou at Ben son school. FOR KENT. Six room modern house, good location, paved street. Phone 15-F12. 'IANO FOR RENT. Must be rented immediately to save storage. C. S. llelnllne, phone 33-K. FOR KENT Furnished rooms, light housekeeping rooms; water and gas. Mrs. C. 1. Shields, J 1 2 Itrockway. ' , FOR SERVICE. Good two-year-old .Jersey bull, price II. SO. II. L. Newman, north end of pavement, East Sixth St. l'OIt KENT Thoroughly modern six-room bungalow on Commercial Ave. Garage. Apply to Rice A Kice, or Page Investment Co. Ff.lt SALK AT TRADE KOll SALK. I'si'd Ford cars bought ami sold. Ford (atuKe, KosfhutK- FOH SALK. Three automobile!, or will trade for bay or grain. Louis KotilhaKf,n. FOU SALK. loam of work inuls, 1 w'ik)U ahout 1 2 m each. Adilrtta ' , care Itevipw, or call at this oftico. 1 1 tioij oo For sato or exrhanRf. my elity In two scrji nr Oakland Calif. AddtMMi p. o. Ilox l.'owtnirjt, Oregon. i FOR 8ALE CHEAP. Buk-i truck. Motor Shop Caraf. FOR SALE. Loos alfalfa hay. K. Kltiruan, phone 15-FM. FOR SALE Set of double harness and light hack for t'iO. Parslow 4t Bell. FOR SALE CHEAP. Horse, buggy and harness. Plinn Cooper, Kobe burg, Oregon. FOR TRADE. Lot at - Kockaway Beach (or Ford automobile. A. It. Dunham, Koseburg. FOR SALE. Several ions of loose aitaita nay, seconu cutting, curry Estate, puoue 2S-K2. FOR SALE. 438 fullbloiid Shrop shire sheep, 1 to 4 years old. Ad dress Box 215, Ashland, Oregon. FOR TRADE. Five pessenger tour ing car. Will trade for real es tate. Address Owner. Co Review. GOOD condition,' three-quarter ton truck for sale or will trade fur good team. Apply to 1. llurrulxou, or phone 6-F1 1. FOR 8ALE. 15 volumes of Theo dore Roosevelt's works, practically as good as new, $7.60. Mrs. C. P. Shields, 112 Brockway. FOR SALE. Shetland pony, thor oughbred, matched buggy, tun harness. E. C. Benson, Douglas National Bank Bldg. FOR SALE. High quality Barred Plymouth Rock pullets and cock erels, at 60c each; yearling hen, $1.10. F. E. Johnson, Brockway, Oregon. STI'DEBAKER touring car for sale. Ill excellent condition. Price to suit purchaser. Write or phone Uilhain Bros., Glendule, Ore., for particulars. FOR SALE. Broccoli plants. St. Valentine, grown from best seed obtainable; Imported and domes tic. Leave your orders now. P. W. Kay, Edenbower. BROCCOLI growers. Bee us before buying plants. We have a surplus from both Imported and domestic seed. Foster Butner, Koseburg Gardens, phone 40-F1I. FOR SALE. Ford touring car. model 1915. In first class condi tion. New tires. Will demonstrate, nuy afternoon except Saturday or Sunday. J. W. Humphreys, Wil bur. ' FOR SALE. 60 cents on the dollar, established paint contracting busi ness Nvith small stock of wall paper In connection. Plenty of work for two men. Box 24 2, Cot tage Grove, Oregon. FOR SALE. At a sacrifice, on ac count of departure; 1 single barrel shotgun, 12 bore; 1 .45-caliher Colts revolver; 2 Springfield rifles; ammunition for above guns. 1 electric vibrator, nil complete, nearly new. Apply to ('has. Lerry, Allegator Tent, Cass street. .IVK Will K INSI KANCF, MAN CAN MAKE BIG MONEY. The Kose burg agency for Continental Casu-! alty Co., writing most liberal acci dent and health insurance, is open New and successful methods taught agents; apecial privileges. Write O. A. Lyman, State Agent, 214 Railway Exchange Building.; Portland, for interview. Will be in Koseburg soon. REMOVAL XtrTK'K. . The Denn Transfer and Storage Company has moved Its office from Jackson street to 410 West Cass street. Phone 128. II. J. DENN. Indians Come and see the new light weight machine at 220 West Oak P. II. BLACK, AGENT Koseburg, Oregon. Mrs. F. D. Owen CUT FLOWKUS POTTED PLANTS FUNEKAL DESIGNS WEDDING BOQl-'ETS PMfiNKS t.tivnlusiv K 'i ( It)' III W. Cass Street. QUICK AND RKLIAIJI.K 44 JITNEY SERVICE - Phone - (After Midnight 54 Y) City or Country W. W. BOYLE PROFESSIONAL CARDS DH. C. L. rEAKSO DKXTIST Office Commercial Club llulldlng. Phone 240. 1)11. N. PLYLER Licensed Chlnira'Uc Physician 121 W. Lane St., Roeburg, Orel D Phone lfrl. Consultation and Examination Fn Office Hours. 9 to 6. Chiropractic and Electrlial Treat ments. THE H KIM. INK MCIIIMII. . Of PIANO Ml'SIO. Mrs, Charles llelnllne. Director Mra. Max Combs, Assistant Tea. e Beginner a specialty. Concuri Pianists developed. Morning classes tn Klndergarvun children called for and takeu hot-ie Studio 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R NEW COU5TY MAP Showing railroad lands, price 11.60 L. O. HICKS, Surveyor P. O. Box, 477. Roseburg 2p3 Perkins Bldg. Phone 427-J llt. C. II. WADE PHYSICIAN AND SI IU.KON Phones: Office 453; Ites. 126-11 Rooms 416-416, Perkins Building. LUS. SKKI.Y, 8KTHEK 8TKWAKT ' Physicians and Surgeons 3uite of Offices Rear of Douglas Na tlonal Bank, Ground Floor. Phone Ztl. u ROSEBURG .... OREGON Office Hours: ' Phones- 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main IT 2 UK. Ll'CKTTA SMITH PltyslcUll Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office: Masonic Bldg. Second FI001 It you have somcuiing to sell ot rsnt try an Adv. In The Review. Strictly sanitary milk and cream. ROSEBURG DAIRY liellortd to any part of town. 1 qt. 2 40 per inunth. 1 pt. $l.:to per month. Vone 2?'7, Qfflrp N. I'lne St. CAR FOR. HIRE City or Country Driving Office 214 W. Cnss St. 5- PHONE -5 Residence l'hnnn 440-J. A. J. IMIWCI.L. Douglas Hide and Junk Company HlgheHt Cash Market Prices Paid for Hides, Furs. Wool. Copper, lirass. Auto Tires, Kates and all kinds of junk. We also buy and sell tools, belting, blocks and machine ry. Huare Deal to All Onr Motlo Call Phone 219. Maln"& Oak Roseburg - - Oregon BEFORE buying a CREAM Separator See the Latest Model MIAR.Pl.ES Suction Feed at. the DoukIus County Creamery Hosiery GOOD VALUES MEN'S WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S Blink or While All Trices All Cool Values Carr's A Yarii ty Store 4 JEWELS- Those we sell are JEWELS for comfort and profit as well as for ornament and pleasure. For comfort, as fhey 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.rmuuonKer. Don't forget that we are distributors of the "Mystic Mitt." QOCHXMOCKsK00sK0 SOME CAR! That Mitchell Six - D - Let us Show You J. F. Barker & Co. Implements and Vehicles Roseburg Oregon PKKHXKOOiXmsK( V "A A 3 .71 2 5 m 3 The BEE HIVE GROCERY-NEELY (Si. NEELY "A Good Dressing Down" Is due to Prussian Friyhtfulncss, from T. R. and His "Big Stick" Likewise it is your due, that every Stick, big or little, that enters into your construction or repair work should he dressed down, to just the right dimentions, anil finish, best suited to the purpose. That's our business. Kenny Lumber Company Phone 352 Cleanliness To nuintaiia condition of ab solute cleanliness, leave a stand in; order for us to call every week for that laundry. More economical than buying soap. Roseburg Steam Laundry IMIONK 79 40 - New car of DIAMOND "W FLOUR We bought this flour early and can make you a good pt.ee on It. You know its quality. t Phone 352 15. W. STRONG The Furniture Man