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ETOHOra ROSBBTlia MVUW, TVESDAY. JI NK 12, 1017. paqs nva i I CirV NEWS Jri Old magazines on Bale. Fiction Library. I'otatoea good for planting. 3c rer ill), at the People's Supply Co. Seasoned slab wood, something that will burn, at Page s, phone 242. I t'haa. .Mead nrrlved MiimiHv mnm ing from Wilbur to spend the day tin the city. 'ft The Koneburg Fruit Co. has some K fancy burbank seed potatoes at 3 cents a pound. Mis). J. C. While returned Monday afternoon from Kiddle, where she spent a few days. l(. T. llusli-k of Portland, arrived here Sunday evening to spend a few days on busiuess. B. v. Kobens and Herbert Rob- erts left Monday morning for Iiillard nn a business trip. Harry Mail. f Portland, arrived here Sunday evening to spend a few days with friends. A. to. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale hy Hamilton Dru Co. ti. ". Dimmiik. of Winston, spent Saturday evening in the i-ity looking alter business matters. Kale plants for sale, good, healthy plants. Thos. Fletcher, or Fletcher gardens, 102 So. Flint street. C. L. ( henowetli, of Oakland, or- rivea neie .Monday morning to spend n couple of days on business. i ('. (1. lledden. of Scottslmrg. ar- rived here Sunday evening to speud a couple or days on business. Mrs. A. II. Sether left Monday morning for London. Ore., where she expeits to visit for several weeks. -Charles llorlon. a Klamath Fiflls livestfx-k tluiyer. arrived in the city Sunday evening to spend a few days. Miss Grace Wolverton. of Marsh field, who spent n few days here, lert Monday morning for Ashland to visit. T. W. Cowan, a former resident I of Yonrallu. Ih visiting with friends uieie nun all ansenie 01 sn. ., .' for germination and purity, at the People's Supply Co. Drink P. S. C. Coifee. Highest cash price for your pro duce. We pay you cash for veal, hogs, chickens or egt;s. Koseburg Fruit Co. William Walker, the Garden Val ley cartoonist, spent Suiuiay after noon in Iio.xeliuri; looking after busi ness matters. n i, , . n t t. U" Blilo II la It u-llL-rj, lur win corset made to fit each and every figure. Will call and take orders. Phone 418-J. Notice The Ten Mile store has been restocked with a good line of groceries and general merchandise, G. W . 1 ranee. P. P. Payne, of W'aMo, arrived in lloselmrg Sunday evening to spenn ness niattets. Gi t crackers at a before the raise price. Hulks, per case, at l'lc per lb. Half cases, 13VjC per lb. Peo ple's Supply Co. J. D. Ilogan, J. F. Reddy and H. H. titinnell. of Giants Pass, spent i,...i,in,'. ,.rtr ll'OKint, niiei Monday in ltosebur: business matters. Mrs. Clara Marks and son. I.eland. of Melrose, returned Monday after noun from Mvrtle Creek, where they had been visiting. .'.Irs. M. E. Whelpley arrived Mon liav afternoon from Medford to spent a few days here with her daughter. Mrs. II. L. llyland. Mr. and Mrs. A. 1! Wllletts of Medford. arrived here Sunday even ing lo spend a couple of days look ing after business matters. Having rented my home for the summer, I can be found at the home of my father. M. J. Shoemaker, phone U7-J. Dr. II. R. Shoemaker. K. Ilogan. li. K. Lara way and Miss Grace Wolverton. all residents of Marshlleld. spent last night in Rese lling. Tliev were registered at Hie riiiMiia lintel. Mothers, don't forget the hoys. A loto of baby, molher or father might help some if they are suddenly called nvvay. We can help you out. Clark ft Clark, Fotograffers. K G. Kroll and Walter Wheeler, of Kerby. arrived here Sunday even ing to spend a couple of days attend ing to business matters before the l ulled Slates Land O.Vire. Flour Jumps again. They sa gambling Is the cause, everything else is doing the same thing. Get vour fotos now before they do like wise. Clark ft Clark. Fotograffers. Matches are very high and are still ndvancing. For a limited time we will sell at much below wholesale cost; 12 box carton, safety tip. strike anvwhere matches at 4'iC. iirink P. S. C. Coffee. People s Sup plv Co. II .1. Holden and family and Mrs. i, it cnlnvnn nf Snnkane. were visitors in Roseburg Sunday night. They we:e registered at the l'ini'tua Hotel. , on account of the high price of tins and of cream tartar, which lat ter comes principally from Italy, all cream tartar baking powders have made large advances. 'For a tune get Roval Baking Powder, pounds at 4nc. 2' lbs. at s:.c. and ."i lbs. at 1 S.". Prices subject to clKlllgC without notice. People's Supply '" Drink P. S. C. Coffee. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children ! In Use For Over 30 Years Alway the gignat1 Drink P. 3. C. Coffa. Uood dried peaches for a time, 10c per pound. People s Supply Co. Seasoned Blab wood, something that will burn, at Page's, phone Hi. L. J. Gleason, of Sutherlin. has arrived here to spend a few days with triends. ttk-hard Huaeh left this .morning to spend the next few days at the Hose Festival. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall, of Oak land. were visitors In Ruse'bure tor a lew hours yesterday. George Minot, of Centralia, Yn.. arrived here hist evening to siiend a few days wlih frlendb. Mrs. Lottie Mcl'laln left for Port land this morning, where she will visit for a few weeks. Mrs. Delia ('. Massall. of Grants 'ass, has arrived here to snd a Mrs. John Mav left this morning to spend the next few days visiting relatives at Philomath, .r. an,i jirs. W. O. Underwood, of Oakland, were visitors in tbelty r a jew hours Monday, slim Floy M. t'ormi. k left today to spend a weejt visiting relatives aa, rrenils at Portland, ur n(i r. c. i,. chenowetb. of Oakland, spent last evening In the citv visiilng with friends. Misn Gertrude Itoeher left for Portland this morning to spend the next week with relatives and friends, j. p. Male, of Medford, is passing fPW uva in the city on business. He Is registered at the Vnipqua llo- tel. Mrs. John McClanaham and lit- tie son. of Portland, returned home today after a brief visit with friends here. i A. Daugherty and Miss K.dna Pickett lert this morning lor Portland to visit during the festival there. Miss Gertrude Good left tills morning for Portland to spend week or two with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Wil Ron. of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days with rrjen(js Tn HosellUrg Fruit CO. Can Illr nirh you with broccoli plants at reas- nnable prices. They also have some St. Valentine seed. Order bedding plants now, all kinds In any quantity. Prices right. Mrs. V. D. Owen. Florist, 111 W. Cass St.. Phone 240. Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Smith, of Gnodnow Hills. Wash., who had been visiting at Melrose, returned to their home Monday afternoon. W. 11. llenneberprer, of Oakland. it y Ionium: Slieni lasi ihkui m i 'ii- ., registered at the rnipiiia Hotel. Hugh Harrison, chief merhanlc at the Ford Garage, returned Monday morning from Salem, where he spent a tew uajs wsnnm wi'ii '" hh-..-. T. .1. Giintafson, of Sroitsburg, ar rived here Sunday evening to spend couple of days visiting with his ,.,, cuty Judge R w. .Ma ra ters. Mr. and Mrs. George Wlikam. who recently disposed of their prop eit In Looking Clas. were taking possession of their place in this city today. Ladies visiting Portland during Rose Festival should not fail to call ,,.., ,,-.,, i ,,, !,,. f vnuns for latest fashions. ::'1T, Flcldner building. Mrs. M. II. Payne arrived Satur day evening to visit with her sistet. Mrs. Fred MeCullo.li. who recently underwent an operation at Mercv Hospital. Sam Eggar. Paul Hrandley. Frank M. South. W. H. Hunt and O. r. iiiant'iiaru. oi n;iin i an, iii- iived here Sunday night to spend a cotinle of days on business. They are registered at the I'mpqua Hotel. F. Reizenstein and John MHz spent Sunday In the vicinity oi Rock Cieek, wnere tney caugm a fine mess of trout. Other equally as good catches were reported in other sections of the county by lo il :niglers. The best Is the cheapest In the long run: that is why High r light Flour will cost you less than most others. It makes better white bread and more loaves per sack. Get It at wholesale price at the People's Sup ply Co. Drink P. S. C. Conee. Whooping Cough. In this disease it Is Important that the cough be kept loose and expec toration easv. which can he done by giving Chamberlain's Cough Rem nlv. Mrs. P. II. Martin. Peru, Ind writes. "Mv two daughters had whooping cough I gave them Cham herlain's Cough Remedy and it work ed like a charm." c o .Mi.M"l"I"I"I"M- I"I"I"M-M-M- . DAILY WEATHER REPORT. J. T U. S. Weather llureau, local office Roseburg. 24 hours ending & a. m- today: precipitation In Inches and bun dredths; Highest tempeintuie yesterday fit !.mve-t teaipeialuie last night '.' i'r. nutation, l.i-t hours .. T Total pre-ip. sin e rtrst ot mo. Vorm.il in ip. for this month l.o Total nrecip. from Sent. 1 to date 'Jii. S2 Vvtrae precip from Sept. Total o?i''ipn(y fmn Pept 7 1 .-i.tk.- prwip. for 4t wet ea-siiu-t iS-;'t. to M.iv In'lUftlvMm WiLDIAM I'KLL, Observer hHWflsi : Koreat to h p. in tomorrow lor ntliHTn fMeiron- K.ur tonight an.l eilnsday. All Classified Advertisement In serted new today will be found on Page 6, under "New Today" bead WASHBOARD SLAVLK3 REJOICE. A 5c Rubless Washday, some thing new, nothing like It, use KALOMiTK. Harmless to every thing but dirt. Sold by 1'arslow Hell. MONEY TO LOAN, MONEY TO LOAN. 20uu to loan on real estate security. Address M. T., care Review. MORTGAGE LOANS. We have In surance money on the Rural Credit plan 20 year loans on Im proved farms. See Rice Rice. WE WRITE INSURANCE whereby the assured gets the most protec tion for the money. Expert advice given on any line of insurance. Rice ft Rice. WE have a few thousand dollars lo cal money to loan on good farm security, three to five years. Also money for stock loans. If Inter ested, call or write us. Rice & Rice. See V. F. Rice. THE PACIFIC Hl'ILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION are making loans on city property. Should you de siro a loan on your home or busi ness property you should take the matter up Willi us. Liberal long time loans and a good investment Rice & Rice. See M. F. Rice. WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY. 20 year rural credit farm loaus. 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 & Rice, Roseburg, Oregou, financial representatives of the Agricultur al Credit Corporation of Oregon See M, F. Rice. WASTKD WANTED. Will pay cash for used Ford cars. Ford Garage, Rose burg. WANTED. Canary birds. Call 72A West Lane, or Phone 267-Y. Mrs. D. li. brown. WANTED. 2.'i men: wages 27 'ic per hour. Apply at Portland Ce ment Co., near Carnes station Phone 5-F:i2. FOIt RENT. FOR RENT. House. Call 410 West Douglas, or phone 2u7-J. FOR RENT. Six-room house at 710 So. Jackson. Inquire nf Win. Van lluren. FOR RENT. Six room modern house, good location, paved street Phone 1D-F12. FOH UK NT Kurni.slH-d rooms, light housekeeping rooms; wntcr ami pas. Airs. C. 1. PliieluH, 112 I( rock way. FOR SKKV1CE. Oood two ycir-oM Jersey bull, price $l.ro. II. L. Newman, north end of pavement. Fust Sixth St. FOIl KKNT. Thoroughly modern six-room bunciilow on Commerci.il Ave. (Jarane. Apply to Uice ik Rice, or Fuse Investment Co. FOU HKNT Modern sUvpfHK room, within half blo'k if ihe hutino.-w district. r.-o of li.it h. at $" a month. Apnly at '.'1.'. North .Main street. FOU SAIJC AVU TRADE FOR S.VFK. Vsed Ford earn bought and told- Ford liaiaKe, Ronebuig. FOR SALK yearH old. bower. -Good, fresh cow, nix Watson iMviH, Kden- FOR SALF Three automobiles, or will trade for hay or grain. Louip Kohlhagen. FOU SALE CHEAP.- Horse, btiKpy and haruesH. 11 inn Coop r, Ho; burs. OreRon. POR SALE. :;f tiers or oak wood, price $ 1 .1! Tt per t ier. Chas. Kyen, MelroKe, or.'tron. FOU TRAI'E. I-ot at Uockaway Reach (or VotA automobile. A. R. Dunham, Koseburg. VOU SAI.K. Several ions of loose, alfalfa hay, floronfl cutting. Curry Kstate, pbone 2'J-V2. you SA:.E.--4 fullhloo.l Shrop nhire shef'p, 1 to 4 years oM. Ad dress I;ox 215, AhlanJ, Oregon. roil Su: V( Hcr-H 2 miles from Sutherlin, If t;ik-n at om-e.1 S 7 nn. Also ho;j,fuaH l' at i ip CIk.s. Keveri, Mt lro'-, Or-. mn HALF. OK TR AM: Take i -or-than half In Ilohuiir ri'l''iie' property ; 1 ti" a:rs, ( o in crop. 1 3 mil'-s sou ili "t of 1 ; is tuiri.', on tra t-.-i road; daily n.ail. All ft n" d and cr ; f iic-il ; f,tir ImildinE; plenty fruit, herrjen; fine te;i m, cow, roriH, t n r keys, fhlikeriH. farm tnacliin ry. A real home. oni and look at it. K. F. Huntley, Olalla, Oreiron. Rrlrw Wnnt A1 brlrtB rnnlia. AUCTION SALE at Judd's barn Sat urday, June IS. See bills later. FOR SALE. Baled hay. Edeubower Orchard Land Co.. phone 26-F2. FOR SALE. Household goods. cheap. Mrs. A. lemon. C22 W. Oak. FOR SALE. Blue enamel range and furniture. Call Monday and Tuesday, 513 Court sireet. FOR SALE. Broccoli plants, grown from best imported seed only. 1 Harralson, West Roseburg, phone 6-FU. FOR SALE. Team of work mules. weight about 1200 each. Address C. W., care Review, or call at this office. FOR SALE. Good, young driving mare, harness and buggy. 1. Schmidt, County Home, near fair grounds. GOOD condition, three-quarter ton truck for sale or will trade for good team. Apply to I. Harralson, or phone 6-F1 1. FOR SALE. Shetland pony, thor oughbred; Mitchell buggy, tan harness. E. C. Benson, Douglas National Hunk Bldg. FOR SALE. 15 volumes of Theo dore Roosevelt's works, practically as good as new. J7.60. Mrs. C. P. Shields, 112 Ilrockway. Tit ADE. -passenger car, good tires, will exchange for piano, mo torcycle, or anything of value. Address "C," care Review. FOR SALE. Two registered Short horn bulls, range raised, 1 year ling, 1 two-year-old. Frank Bar ugar, Roseburg. Box 474. FOR SALE. One of the best built private residences in the best part of Roseburg, very cheap if taken at once. Alfred Wollenberg. STl'DEllAKER touring car for sale In excellent condition. Price to suit purchaser. Write or phoue Gllhain Bros., Gleudule, Ore., lor particulars. FOR SALE. Broccoli plants, St. Valeutine, grown from best seed obtainable; Imported and domes tic. Leave your orders now. P. W. Kay, Edcnbower. BROCCOLI growers, see us before buying plant's. We have a surplus from both imported and domestic seed. Foster Bulner, Roseburg Gardens, phone 40-F11. FOR SALE. 60 cents on the dollar, established paint contracting busi ness with small stock of wall paper In connection. Ptenty of work for two men. Box 242, Cot tage Grove, Oregon. FOR SALE OR TRADE. A confer lionery store in a town of htm,' soda fountain, all in good condi tion; low rent; only one other Ice cream parlor and fountain In, town. Would consider amall houso and lot in RosehurK as part pay ment. Addrestt R., euro Review. FOR SALE. Ity owmr, 214 acres in South Fmpiiua Valley, ao acres river bottom, remainder bench and hill laud. Abundance of good wood, streams, springs; on county road ; sehool J4 mile; telephone in house; young orchard; out ranee; fairly nood buihliiits. Price $4roo, or will pell 4 for $2500. Address Rox K3, Dixon ville, Oregon. FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE. -Must be sold at once: Team of mares, wagon, hack, buggy, har ness, spring toot h harrow, ilrau harrow, hillside plow, incubator, A-No. 1 Jersey cow with heifer calf 4 weeks old, on heifer coming fresh, a hovs, one typewriter, fruit jars, crockery, one heater, iron bed, mattress and springs, two stands of bees. Ira F. Hatfield, Green, Oregon. CM. I. loll SCHOOL W A lilt AVIS. Please present for payment school warrant No. r,, on Ilisirict No. 4."i. Millwood, Oregon, as Interest will cease after this dale. June 5. 1IH7. .IKNNIK M. NORMAN. " Clerk. Mrs. F. D. Owen CUT FLOWKIIS POTTED PLANTS FUNK UAL DF.SICNS WKDDING r.OQFKTS PHON'KS ;riN-nliou- li-1 u City UK) I I I W. t'uH Street. quick and kl;i.i.bi.i: JITNEY A h -si:rvici:-0-0-Plione ( Uler Mitlnir;lit .r)1 Y) City or Country W. W. BOYLE PROFESSIONAL CARDS ! Pit. C. h. TKAKSOM DENTIST Office Commercial Club Building. Phone 240. Kit. N. rl.YI.EH licensed Chiropractic PtiyslcUa til W. Lane SL, Roseburg, Oregon Phone 16. Consultation and Examination Free. Office Hours, ( to i. Chiropractic and Electrhal Treat ments, i THE HE1M.INK ftVIIOOL OK PIANO Ml'MIC. Mrs. Charles lleinllue. Director Mrs. Max Combs, Assistant Teacher Beginners a spoc'slty. Concert Pianists developed. Morning classes In Kindergarten, hildren called for and taken home. .Studio 4 23 Ella St. Pbone 33-lt. new corvrY MAP Showing railroad lands, price II kO I. fl. HICKS, Surveyor P. O. Box, 477. Roseburg 2p3 Perkins Bldg. Phone 427-J. DR. V. II. WAKE PHYSICIAN-AND SI RGEON Phones: Office 4.'.3; Res. 126-R Rooms 415-411!, Perkins Building. LKS. HEEI.Y, SlCntEl. & STEW ART Physicians and Surgeons Suite of Offices Rear pf Douglas Na tional Bank, Orouni Floor. Phone 36 f. ROSEDLKO .... OREGON Office Hours: Phones' 10 to 12 a. ui. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main M lK. Ll'CETIA NMITH Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office: Masonic Bldg. Second Floor It you have soineuung to sell or i-ut try an Adv. In The Review. Strictly sanitary milk and cream. ROSEBURG DAIRY IU'llvervd to any art of Iowa. 1 qt. $2.4U per umltttl. 1 pt. $ 1.20 per month. Vlmiie 2!7. Ollire N. l'ino St. CAR FOR. HIRE City or Country Driving Office 214 W. Cass St. 5- PHONE -5 Residencn Thono 440-J. A. J. ro i:i,L. Indians Come ami see the new light weight machine at 220 West Oak P. II. BLACK, AGLNT Itoseburg, Oregon. RLF0RE buying a CREAM Separator See the Lotest. Model MIAR-I'LES Suction Feed at. the Douglas County Creaiiu-ry Hosiery GOOD VALUES MEN'S WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S lllatk or While All Prices All Good Values Carr's A Variety Store A Close Out Sale of Remnant Stock Auto accesnorle at a bargain. A small lot nf sleeves, boots, etc.. at half price, alo New Era Shock Absorbers, priced regularly at I5.UU and $10. WO, that we will cut to $2.60 aud $5.00. You can't afford t oIk without them even at the regular price, for they will pave tires and engine an well. Quite a lot of "Diamond" Inner tubes at former prices. Thep are a snap, as well as the following "DIAMOND" TIRES 37x. Squegee 37.aO 30x1 'i SiUoce SI. 60 31x1 Sijuegee 23.40 33x1 Hquegee 23.00 32x3's Su,uege 15.45 Compare wllh present prices. Pon't be ufrald of the "Diamond.0 It la true we had some trouble Willi thein last seusuu, but it wus on Hie 30 lit. aizea almost en tirely. These prices will hold subject tu (sock on hand unti iihe 16th of the month. Churchill HardVvare Co. The l.roiiiiionger!.. P. S Pon't forget that we nre headquarter for "Valvolene" Mo tor Oil. by nil udds the moat aatisfactory for your uuto. tMKMXIOOCMXKKKKMKMXICMXl.OOOOCKXlOCHSt SOME CAR! That Mitchell Six - D Let us Show You J. F. Barker & Co. Implements RoseburjJ .Xi.CmX00OOOOCXKJOOm00 TBe BEE HIVE CKOCER.Y-NEELY , NEELY "Done In the Open Is the way that most things should be done including a good Summer night's sleep. Shall we erect or en- large Your Sleeping Porch? Kenny Lumber Company I'lione 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 economical than hiijiiiu soap. Roseburg Steam Laundry IMIONi: 7! - 40 - ami Vehicles Oregon New car of j DIAMOND y w" fl FLOUR - , We bought this flour ; ' early and can make you " j a good pr.cn on it. You know Mm qunllty. HAMMOCKS B. W. STRONG The Furniture Man REENF0RCED FOR TWO