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Newspaper Page TextEVExnra itomrnMi rarnw, thi rsdai. jvxe 14, ioit. paoh nvu CirV NEWS :: Old magazines on sale. Fiction Library. Omuond !ennx is spending ft few (lays at Dillard. W. A. Kratt-r Is visiting at Rid dle for a few days. Fotatoea good for planting, 3c per lb. at the people's Supply Co. Harry Cauipuell has returned to Itire Hill alter a short visit here. Seasoned slab wood, something that will burn, at Page's, phone 242. .Mrs. K. J. Xeff. of Eutsene, Is visit ing here with her sister, Mrs. W. H. Lsoyle. Mrs. M. ti. Iluell arrived Wednes day afternoon from Dillard for a short visit. Clyde Vaveuder arrived here from Portland last Monday to visit for a few days. Mrs. Karl Henedick has gone to Cottase (Jrove, where she will visit a few weeks. Miss Hattie Uarter left for Port land Tuesday eight to attend the Hose Festival. The Koseburg Fruit Co. has some fancy Ilurbank seed potatoes at 3 H cents u pound. Mrs. I,. L.. Miller arrived here Wednesday afternoon from Dillard lor a short visit. A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For lale bj Hamilton Drut Co. A. .1. Mellows Is spending a few days in Salem and Portland attend ing to business matters. Mrs. B. K. l.ohr. Jr., has gone to Portland to attend the Hose Festival and visit for a few weeks. Kale plants for sale, good, healthy plants. Thos. Fletcher, or Fletcher gardens. 102 So. Flint street. S. II. Crouch left for Portland on Tuesday night to look after business. matters the next few days. J. A. Stafford, who has been spend ing a few days here, returned Wed nesday to his home at Oregon t ity. (let Soudan grass seed, dependable for germination and purity, at the People's Supply Co. Drink T. S. C. Coffee. Mrs. Fern Walters returned to her home at Portland Wednesday after noon, after visiting here for a few week.. Mrs. 1). Woody returned to her home at Winchester Wednesday af ternoon, following as hurt visit in the city. Highest cash price for your pro duce. We pay you cash for veal, hogs, chickens or eggs. Hoseburg Fruit Co. Mrs. J. M. Post, who had been visiting here with Mrs. Carlos Past1. left Monday afternoon for her home nt Drain. Be sure It Is a Barcley, the only corset niade to fit each and every figure. Will call and take orders. Phone 418-J. Mrs. A. S. Jones and Miss Gladys Wrluht arrived this afternoon from Myrtle Creel; to spend a few days visiting here. I.. Illakeley left Wednesday after noon lor Portland, where ho will visit for a few days and attend thu Rose Festival. (Set crackers at a before the raise price. Hulks, per case, at 13c per lb. Half cases, 134c per lb. Peo ple's Supply Co. Attorney .1. O. Watson will leave here early next week for Gardiner, where he will solicit funds for the Ued Cross Soi-iety. Mrs. F.lla Marks, of Yoncalla. re turned to her home Tuesday after noon, following a visit here with Mr. and Mrs. K. It. Hunan. Mrs. S. I,. Dillard and Frances Dillard returned Wednesday after noon from Dillard. where they had been visiting for a few days. Having rented my home for Ihe summer, I can be found at the home of my father. M. J. Shoemaker, phone H7-J. Dr. II. R. Shoemaker. Miss Daisy Truelove. who had been visiting at Myrtle Creek, left Wed nesday afternoon for her home at Albany, after a day spent here with friends. A. F. Brown, of South Pasadena, returned to Oakland Wednesday af ternoon, where he Is spending the summer, following a short visit to this city. Mothers, don't forget the boys. A into of baby, mother or father might help some If fhey are suddenly called away. We can help you out. Clark Clark, Fotograffers. Matches are very high and are still advancing. For a limited time we will sell nt much below wholesale cost: 12 box carton, safety tip. strike anywhere matches at 4rc. Drink P. S. C. Coffee. People's Sup ply Co. .lames anil Gordon Gage, who hail been In California for several months, arrived home Wednesd.iv and will probably remain for the the summer. They made the trip by Hiitomoiille. spending considerable time at San Francisco, where they were employed. On account of the high price of fins and of cream tartar, which lat ter comes principally from Italy, alt cream tartar baking powders have made large advances. For a lime gel Roval Baking Powder, pounds at 4iio. Z 4 lbs. at !'.", and 5 lbs at tl l'rices subject to change without notice. People's Supply Co. Drink P. S. C. Coffee. CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature Drink P. S. C. Coffee. Auction sale st Judd's barn. Sat urday, June 15lb. See bills later. J. K. Ellis has gone to Grants Pass where he will visit for s month. Good dried peaches for s lime, 10c per pound People's Supply Co. Seasoned slab wood, something that will burn, at Paxe s, phone 242. Kil. Doarlng. of Maishfleld. who had been visiting here, left for his home Tuesday. Mrs. I. J. Jarvis returned from Myrtle Creek Wednesday, where she had been spending a few days. Miss Ivy Smith has gone to Pott land, where she will visit for a few weeks with Mrs. .Maud Schoog. Mrs. F. II. Iluell and Mrs. Uoyd Miller returned home to Dillurd last evening after visiting here for the day. Deputy Sheriff Rogers, of Gardi ner, silent Wednesday in ltosebure attending to various business mat ters. Mrs. M. K. Illlliard. of the Blue Jay Itanrh, left Wednesday after noon for Portland to attend the Hose Festival. Mr. and Mm. G. L. Smith, of Rid dle, who had been siiendlng a few days here, left this morning for Green to visit. R. M. Ryer, who had charge of the work on the new high school building, left Wednesday for his home at Salem. Misses I.urline Brown, of Leba non, who had been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Denn, left this morn ing for her home. The Rnseburg Fruit Co. can fur nish you with broccoli plants at reas onable prices. They also have some St. Valentine seed. E. X. Camp, of Glendale. spent Inst evening In Roseburg looking af ter busines? matters. Order bedding plants now. all kinds in any quantitv. Prices right. Mrs. F. D. Owen. Florist, 111 W. Cass St.. Phone 240. E. J. Schofield arrived this morn ing from Blackfoot, Idaho, to visit In the city for several days, with the intention of locating here. H. M. Fox and wife, of Sutherlin, spent last evening in Roseburg visit ing with friends. They dere regis tered at the I'mpqua Hotel. Mrs. A. S. Wallace has returned from Eugene, where he spent the past two weeks attending the Seventh Day Adventists' camp meeting. Mrs. W. L. Thomas and sons, who hail been visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. (". P. Williams returned Mon day morning to their home at Grants Pass. Mrs. M. A. Hall, of Portland, who had been spending several weeks here with friends, left Wednesday altcrnotm for Oakland to visit for a few day:!. K. W. Schmeer. of Portland, of the Carmen Manufacturing Co., who bad been spending the past several days here, left t It is morning for Grants Pass. Mrs. L. A. Dauglierty and Miss Edna Pnckett. of Myrtle Creek, have gone to Portland to attend the Hose Festival. They visited here a short time enroute. L. S. Shipley, with a party from Seattle, left Wednesday morning by stage for Kerby, Curry County, where they will spend several weeks looking at property. If the party who has taken a sin gle harness, parts of other harness, etc.. from the Kmpire Stables will return home at once, they will save arrest and prosecution. J. M. Judd. The best is the cheapest in the long run; that Is why High Flight Flour will cost you less than most others. It makes better while bread and more loaves per sack. Get It at wholesale price nt the People's Sup ply Co. Drink P. S. C. Coffee. Whooping Cough. In this disease it Is important that the cough be kept loose and expec toration easy, which can be done by giving Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy. Mrs. P. II. Martin, Peru. Ind.. writes. "My two daughters had whooping cough. I gave them Cham berlain's Cough Remedy and it work ed like a charm." c 4. ! H.Wl.Y KATHKH HF.IMMtT. V. S. Weather Bureau, local office Roseburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m., today: Precipitation In Inches and hun dredths: Highest temperature yesterday 111! Lowest temperature last night 4!i Precipitation, last 24 hours . . Total preclp. since rtrst or mo. 20 Normal preeip. for this month l.e Total precip. from Sept. 1 to date 2ti 8 Aversee preclp. from Sept. 1. '77 :i.1.R Tolai deficiency from Sept 1. 'Id c.r,: A el age preclp. for 4U wet sea sons I Sept. to May Inc lusiveiSl.SR WILLIAM HELL, Observer ForeenM : Forecast to n p. m. tomorrow for South western Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday; continued w arm. Mrs. F. D. Owen CUT FLOWERS . F'OTTED r LA NTS FUNERAL DESIGN'S WEDDING ROQUETS PHONF3 (irernlMiiiw O-F f City 'J 10 1 1 1 W. Cass Street. (J All Classified Adir(lsineots In--rtd new (odaj will be found oa Page o, under "New Today'' bead. WASHBOARD SLAVERS REJOICE. A 5c Rubless Washday, some thing new, nothing like it, use KALO.M1TE. Harmless to every thing but dirt. Sold by Parslow liell. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN. 200U 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 4t Rice. WE WRITE INSURANCE whereby the assured gets the most protec tion for the money. Expert advice given on any line of lnaurause. Rice & Rice. WE have a few thousand dollars lo cal money to loan on good farm security, three to five years. Aiso mouey for stock loans. IT Inter ested, call or write us. Rice A Rice. See M. F. Rice. THE PACIFIC BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION are making loans on city property. ' Should you de sire a loan on your home or busi ness property you should take tht matter up with 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 loans. Farmers desiring loans on the amortized plan, without red tape and no commission charges, can secure them at low Interest rato by calling on or writing to Rice & Rice, Roseburg, Oregon, financial representatives of the Agricultur al Credit Corporation of Oregon. See M. F. Rice. WAKTKD LOST. Lady's gold watch. Finder please return lo tins ouice. WANTED Will pay cash for used Ford cars. Ford Garage, Kose burg. WANTED. Canary birds. Call 7 2r West Lane, or Phone 267-Y. Mrs. D. H. Brown. WANTED. Second hand Ford In good condition. Address "1," care of Review. WANTED. .Middle-aged. - reliable man to work around hospital. Ap ply to Mercy Hospital. WANTED. 25 men; wages 27 c per hour. Apply at Portland Ce ment Co., near Carnes station Phone 5-F32. WANTED. BU0 seasoned fence posts, delivered four miles east of Dixonville; also two men to build fence. Phone 34-F3. F. J. Hoff staedl. l.25 WILL BE GIVEN to each of several schoolboys who apply for work In delivering The Saturday Evening Post to customers. On! schoolboys clean, gentlemanly and ambitious need apply. The 11.2. is in addition to liberal cash profits and msny other advant ages. Apply to Roseburg Book Co., M. J. S. J. Shoemaker. FOR RENT. FOR RENT. House. Call 410 West Douglas, or phono 207-J. FOR RENT. r,-room flat close in. Inquire 124 W. Douglas street. FOR RENT. Six-room hous at 710 So. Jackson. Inquire of Win. Van Buren. FOR RENT. Six room modern house, good location, paved street. Phono 15-FI2. FOR RENT Furnished rooms, light housekeeping rooms; water and pas. Mrs. C. P. Shields, 112 Brockway. FOR SERVICE. flood two-year-old Jersey bull, price fl nil. II. L. Newman, north end of pavement. East Sixth St. FOR RENT. Thoroughly modern six-room bungalow on Commercial Ave. Garage. Apply to liico Rice, or Page Investment Co. FOI! HEN I' - Modern sleeping room wit li in half block of Ihj cusiness diy'rlct. I'-e of hath, at $". month. Apnly nt 21.1 North Vain street. FOK SALE AND TRADE FOR SALE.--Used Ford cars bought and old. Ford GariiKe. Roseburg FOK SALK - Ooud. fresh cow, six years old. WaUon Iiavls, Kden howvr. FOK SALK. Three automobile., or will trade for hay or (train. Loum Kohlba pen. FOK SALK CHKAI'.- llorsi. bugy and harness. I'linn Cooper, Itos burg, Oregon. FOK SALK. 3't tier of oak wood. prlr linn per tier. Cha-i. Kye, Menfw Oregon. AUCTION SALE st Judd's barn Sat urday, June 1. See bills later. FOR SALE. Baled bay. Edenbower Orchard Land Co., phone 26-F2. FOR SALE. Household goods, cheap. Mrs. A. Fenton, 622 W. Oak. FOR SALE. Several tons of loose aitaita nay, secona cutting, curry Estate, puone 29-P2. FOR SALE. Blue enamel range and furniture. Cull Monday and Tuesday, 513 Court street. FOR SALE. 438 fullblood Shrop shire sheep. I to 4 years old. Ad dress Box 215, Ashland, Oregon. FOR SALE. Broccoli plants, grown from best imported seed only. I 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 nuggy. r . Schmidt, County Home, near fair grounds. GOOD condition, three-quarter ton truck for sale or will trade for good team. Apply to 1. llarrulson, or phoue 6-F1 1. FOR SALE. Shetland pony, thor oughbred; Mitchell buggy, tan harness. E. C. Benson, Douglas National Bank Bldg. FOR SALE. 15 volumes of Theo dore Roosevelt's works, practically as good as new. $7.50. Mrs. C. P. Shields. 112 Brockway. FOR SALE. SO acres 2'; miles from Sutherlin. if taken at once $700. Also homestead locallins. Chas. Keyes. Melrose. Ore. TRADE. 5-passenger car, good tires, will exchange for piano, mo torcycle, or anything of value. Address "C," care Review. FOR SALE. Jointed rod. reel, lines, hooks, basket and bait box. $2.. Ml. Safe protectograph. buggy, cheap. Inquire 124 W. Douglas St. FOR SALE. Two registered Short horn bulls, range raised. 1 year ling, 1 two-year-old. Frank Bar agar, Roseburg. Box 474. FOR SALE. One of the best built private residences in t lie best part of Roseburg, very cheap if taken at once. Alfred Woll.nberg. STUDEBAKER touring car for sale. I In excellent condition. Price to suit purchaser. Write or phone Gilliam Bros., Glendale, Ore., for particulars. FOR SALE. Broccoli plants, St. Valentine, grown from heU seed obtainable; Imported and domes tic. Leave your orders- now. P. . Kay, Edenbower. FOR SALE. Dark bay work horse, sound and in good condition, weight 1100 lbs. Will be at Deer Creek livery barn Friday, Juno 15. C. M. Holcomb. UHOCCOI.I RrowiTK. bpo us before buying plant. We huve a sui iIuh from both Imported and domestic peptl. Kostr Itutnrr, UosehurK Gardens, phont 40-K11. FOK SALK. 60 ceiita on the dollar, ! established paint contracting biinl-, ncaa with muull stock of wall paper in connection. I'lenty of j work for twe men. Box Cot-' tapo drove, Ongun. FOi: SALK OK THAI!-:. A confVc tionery store in a town of Mm. soda To tin tain, all In puod condi tion; low r-nt; only one other ice cream parlor and fountain in town. Would consider Kitialt housrt and lot in ItoMelnirK as part pay ment. AddresH li., can ltevlew. KOK SALK. Ity owner, 24 arren in South l'niHua Valb-y, SO aeres river bottom, r'inaind-r bench and hill land. Abundance of Kood wood, HtreatiiH, sprfriffH; on county road ; school 'i mile; telephone in house; young orchard; out ran fairly food building Prtrw $1ru". or will nell A for $2rUO, Addri'-H Hox Sli, Dixon ville, Oregon. Foil SALK AT A S CK I FK'K. -M list be Hold ii t on re : Team oT mares, w atron, hark. biicj;y. har ncx.s, upri n ti tool h ha rro w, d ra k h.trrow, Nllside plow, incubator, A-N'o, 1 Jersey row with hefr calf 4 week old. on heifer coining ir'sn. .i hops, one ipewriMT, iron jars, cr'iek'Ty. one heater. Iron bed, nialfr.ss and sprint, two Htamh of bees Ira F. Ilalfield, Cji en, Oregon. HavIpw Wnnl AOh. urlnv resiiltn. QL'ICK AM) RKUABLK JITNE - SKRVICI' Phone - (After Miilninht 51 Y) City or Country W. VV. BOYLE PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. C. L. PEAR.SO DENTIST Office Commercial Club Building. Phone 240. Dll. N. PLVIEK Licensed Ctdropractic PbyalcUa ill W. Lane St., Roseburg, Oregon Pbone IN. Consultation and Examination Free. Office Hours, to t. Chiropractic and Electrlial Treat ments. TI1K IIKINI.1NK SCHOOL OK I'lAXO Ml'MIC. Mrs. riurlm llelnllne. Director .Mrs. Max Combs, Assistant Tea. her Beginners a specialty. Concert Pianists developed. Morning classes In Kindergarten, children called for and taken home. Studio 423 Ella St. Phone 33 H. NEW COUNTY MAP Showing railroad lands, price $1.(0 L. a. HICKS, Surveyor P. O. Box, 477,- Roseburg 2p3 Perkins Bldg. Phone 427-J. OK. C. It. WADE PHYSICIAN AND SI liGKON Phones: Office 4.13; Res. 12B-R Rooms 4 1 5-41 C, Perkins Building. LKS. SICKLY, SCTIIKI; & STEWART Physicians and Surgeons Suite of Offices Rear of Douglas Na tional Bank, Uround Floor. Phone 36 7. ROSEUURO .... OREGON Office Hours: Phones 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 172 lilt. LlCETf SMITH Pliyalcuui Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office: Masonic illdg. Second Floor li you have someiuing to sell or lent try an Adv. In The Review. Strictly sanitary milk and cream. ROSEBURG DAIRY Delivered to any part of lown. 1 qt. $2.40 per month. 1 pt. $1.30 per month. Phone 207. Ouice N. Pine St. CAR FOR. HIRE City or Country Driving omce 214 W. Cnss St. 5- PHONE -5 RpflMi-neft 1'honA 440-J. A. J. POWUIX. Indians Come and see the new light weight machine at 220 West Oak P. II. BLACK, AGENT Ifoselmrg, Oregon. See ino Latc.t, V-ill Model MIAKPLES Sut-1 ion l-'ovd L the Douglas County Creamery Hosiery GOOD VALUES MEN'S WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S Black or White All Triers All Good Values Carr's A Variety Store BEFORE AgV liuying a Mf CREAM Separator tv 1 A Close Gut Sale of Remnant Stock Auto accessories at a bargain. A small lot of sleeves, boots, etc., at half price, also New Era Shock Absorbers, priced regularly at $5 00 and $10,011, that we will cut to $2.50 and $5.00. You can't afford t ohe without them even at the regular price, for they will save tires and engine as well. Quite a lot of "Diamond" Inner tubes at former prices. These are a snap, as well as the following "DIAMOND" TIRES 37x5 Squegee $37.50 30x4 1 Squegee 31.60 34x4 Squegee 22.40 33x4 Squegee 22.00 32x3 1 Squegee 15.45 Compare with present prices. Don't be afraid of the "Diamond." It is true we had some trouble with them last season, but it was on the 30 In. sizes almost en tirely. These prices will hold subject to tsock on band tint! !the Uth of the mouth. Churchill Hardware Co. The l.romiioiiger. P. R Don't forget that we are hendquurlers for "Valvolene" Mo tor Oil, by all odds the most satisfactory for your aulo. WKCXKKCKKKICKK(0OOOO SOME CAR! That Mitchell Six 0 Let us Show You J. F. Barker & Co. Implements and Vehicles Roseburjj Oregon TEe BEE HIVE CR.OCERY-NEELY NEELY A $50,000 Selection Of Better Homes Iuiki In our ortii c hun.lt i ll or (IohIkms to xhow you - for you lo Bili'ct from. Tlii'si' iIi'mimih oimt niiyuhi rv from IL'G.lio lo K'"H.m Mih to pn-i;ire. Owing lo our ro -iicriit ion Willi law nuiulxT of oIIiit litlilillMK niiiliTlal t-olKMTliH 111 lln rouiilry, wh ur liow- vi r, im-i.u imI in hirulHli riw In i iiinim-i i iiiiiiIi-i- lilu.-- iiinli'l pliuis anil MTlliaillins for nny ili'simi of IiiiIIiIIiik lln-y limy si-li-rl from our liiri:' hmmoi-iiiii'mI. Kenny Lumber Company Phone 352 ,one 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 huyinu soap. Roseburg Steam Laundry I'HOXE 7lJ - 40 - NVw car of DIAMOND FLOUR We bought this flour early and can make you a good prre on it. Vou know Itfl quality. TENTS and CAMP CHAIRS B. W. STRONG The Furniture Man i