Roseburg review., June 21, 1917, Image 2

PACB TWO
BYZXIHa ROSEBTJTO HE VIEW. TIU IWDAV. JIXE 81. 101T.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF
Kirihda) I'Mrty ut M. K. I1unl -
One hundred gnetH responded tn
the unifjtie in wtatioua sent out by
Ihe Ijidiff' Aid 8iM-U'ly ot lue Mlho-
dlst hurch, lor u birthday party in
the parjorti of the church Thursday"
eeinnK. Thr ionium were profusely
uecoraied with runes and center, n
the talile watt a hunt birthday take
with I 2 candle. J. K. AlcClinlo k,
an master of ceremonies, asked the
company to divide theiiiKelven Into
;! Kroupn. representing the iiioiiiIih
or tho jear. A captain from each
Krouo then came to the table, blew
out one of the candles, made a daub,
and drew one of the ribbon, at the
end or which was attached a card
giving direction for the entertain
ment of hiH party. An evening or
rate entertainment followed, with
cartooning, a aong reversed, an origi
nal poem, a lug-of-war and panto
mineH. I,ate In the evening very de-
Mrioiis refreshments weie served
The committee on arrangements was
composed of Mrs. Orcutt, Mrs. Huey.
Mrs. Iiowney, Mrs. MrClinlock and
Mrs. A. C. Marwters.
Home Miloimiy Society
Mrs. J. K. McCliutork Invited th
ladies of the Home Missionary So-
ciety or the Methodist Chunh to
meet with her on Thursday after-
noon. The usual business sessions
were held, at which time the follow-
fng officers were elected: Mrs. f. II.
Churchill, president; Mrs. .1. K.
Lewis, vice president: Mrs. A. X.
(fnutt. recording secretary; Mrs. .1.
Voting, corresponding neiretary
and Mis. A. S. Huey. treasurer. A
short urogram wifs rendered, which
inarked the opening of conlrlbutions
to the mile box, and tins was ioiiow
ed bv a coitKenial social hour. Dur
ing ih afternoon Mrs. A. X. Orcutt
and Miss Sylvia Marslers delightfully
entPitatned with vocal soliis.
Itapilst l.iMlb-g' Ahl
Mrs. A. H. Aniadon and Mrs T. A.
Ifaffetv verv enrdlally entertained
the ladles of the Itaptlst Aid Society
on Thursday afternoon at the hit
ter's home, which was arranged in
pretty effect with red and white
roues. The early part of the occa
sion was occupied with the regular
business meeting, alter which the
ladies enjoyed a happy sociaJ hour.
Late In Iho afternoon the lioness
served the daintiest of refreshment
to their guests.
Presbyterian AM
The usual business meel Ing was
the occasion for the gathering of the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid at Un
church Thursday afternoon. The
next session, next week, will be
a so-ial occasion and will be held in
the parlors or the church. It will
mark the closing of Ihe year for the
society.
M iik tea I Ins l-.tilcHulncil
Mrs. Chas. Stanion re.-ently en
tertained the members of her music
al class wllh an all-day picnic at
Hel lows drove. The day was v erv
pleasanlly spent with various
a 10 11 seme ill h ben eat h the t ree and
ai noon a delightful picnic lunch was
spread.
Atteml I'linettil Here
Mrs. William KoheitHon, widow of
the veteran who died at the Soldiers'
Home last Tuesday, ariixed here lasi
evening from Klamath l-'alls. She
was accompanied by (heir sou. VY .
II. Itotiertson. The luneial was held
at the Soldiers' Home at lu o'clock
this morning.
A rcliileet Hel 11 111 s
Lewis ll'vlll 'ihompsnn. of Ptilt-
land, an luted for the new Soldiers'
Homo hospital here, who hail In en
- touring California by automobile,
arrived last evening on his return
borne He evpe ts I" be back ill a
Tew davs when he will make an In
sjierlliui of Ihe loial building. He
wns im ompauied on Ihe tup I'V Ins
wife.
1 1iaulJilMiia M eel log
n I in pot 1 a lit m eel ing of thr
Chaulauo.ua ui aut ih w 111 he held
c'lidav. the 'JL'ild. in (lie office- of
M. ClililiH k A. (ie.l.les It K attto
liiteh lie c.-.ii lH.it all le lh.tr
at 7 .'!u rh;tip. as ijuesl ions hiimtii
im: the Chan 1 a mi 11 a In- ir
term in id at this meeliim, o Set ie
I 1 1 v I lei ntlne aiiuon n es,
Cliintgo INitple islt
Mr ad Mr !lieph Hinet. who
bad h.ni vimIiiil: their hi..!l.i. 1
MiMire. on South I er Cn ek, foi
exetal davs, Icl't Salur.l.iv aller
noon 4-ntouie to theli home in 1 tii
' :i:o XI r. 11 11 1 M t II iner unit ed
h"ie lioni Chi agit and ate einoini:
.1 plei-tlie (tip of Ihe roa-t
stnpciM I n ren ell Parly
Misi Lillian Krogel, who in to at
tend 'i:nimer m hool al Itie Mm,
ihuiith litiiical s In. nl. m.is veil b.ip
pitv hiirptie, at net home at lnmi
v illn 011 Th 111 w. a e en tug. w lieu
a iM.ut tol I V il he 1 f l lends gat lie i ed
llieie fur a fan-well pal t Tl e
c eliing a- i t'iil w 11 ti out ut ' tb.i.i
and d.im Ihk in Ihe iMxotnille
a ml l( 01 111 in Vt t he t l.f-e ul t lie
evening .hnntv rel 1 e-lnnelils cie
vet ed
I are M ell I holier PaH
M t Jolt n ml wr was lio--ie ni
dinner aM Tn m e . . niug , hon
oruig Misi Nell Mullen, who uas to
leav e oil an extended K ,is 1 n 1 1 1 p
Seated at Ihe pieMfK aupolliled
talde weie: Mi-s Nell Mullen. Ml-
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Ksthtr Itlakely, lieo. ('uiver, and
ihe host and liusU-.-w, Mr. and Mib.
John I'ulvt-i.
Kr rirtlaiul
T. J. llrown. of Asm-nil. Curry
I'ounty, who had been atlendiiiK t'
('iwiuhkh matter fnr a week or two.
lft for Portland thin morning. He
will look after Home huHine. anaint
iu that cit v ami then leave for his
home, lie in engaged in mining.
Iettvee Tor Pon hunl
Mrs. J. K. I.alng, or Portland, who
had been to Ashland, Medluid ami
other points, left lor home I his
morning. She stopped over here a
rew davs to visit with her husband.
Visit. si MolricY Here
.Mis. O. I). Jennini;, a resident of
KoHchurg about three years ago and
a daughter of Mm. V. '. Anderson,
left this morning after a few days'
visit lor Oakland. After upending
a lew duys with friends 1 here she
will return lo her home at Portland.
Seattle Man Ketiirn
Charles Van Ornum. of Seattle.
who had been visitiiiK for the past
three months with his niece. Mrs.
Terry Dunham and Tamily, left on
his return home this morning.
Sain I Point Ule lleie-
Mr. and Mtw. Sidney J. Smith, of
Sand Point Idaho, left for home this
morning after a few days spent with
.ir. and Mrs. A. I,. Kltchln. J hey
were married recently and had been
enjoying a hone moon at Ashland.
tix IMtk ft-'hi
O. Martin came in from Ills Days
Creek ruiieh ye-tei day and w ill
spend several days on 1" la place in
West Itosehurg. He Hays that
acres of his Days Creek ranch tire
planted to beans by himself and sev
eral Hoseburg residents. itr. Mar
tin says the crop is looking fine at
t his lime. Considerable acreage of
the place Is also planted to corn. .He
hays that two tractors have been
working on the place.
Passed Through Here
Charles Sweet, of .Jacksonville-!
who was arrested at ..Med ford re
cently charged with loitering about
the i'ederal building there, passed
through Koschurg last night euroute
lo Salem, where he wiH be com
mitted to the stale insane asylum.
He was examined by the sanii y
hoard Tuesday and was found to be
unbalanced. He was ai-couipanled
to Salem by ti. K. Harrington, an
attendant ut the Salem institution
SM-cinl Agent la-ave
K. .1. (lallagher, special ngent foi
Ihe I'nlled State. ( lovernmenl . left
for Portland today after investigat
ing the ciso of Samuel Slide and
Ceorge Collin, who are In jail here
eharged with the attempted robbery
of the Itlddle postoffice. Mr. lialla
(.her make his headquarters al Spo
kane, Wash.
Itaniiiel. Iteing Pbinn'M
I'otlowlng the regular husinesc
ineel Ing of the Moose lodge to be
held here iiet Monday night Ihe
uiemhers 41 f the order and their
gue-rts wIM enioy .11 banquet. Tills
will hi followed by a dance.
Admitted to Hospital
Itarton Holliwcll. popular deputy
sheriff, was admitted to Mercy hos
pital last night, wheie he will under
go an operation for appendicitis. His
Set Iter and Stewart are In attend
a m e,
Infmvd In Accident
In yesterday' Is tie of the lie
view it was stated that Kvelvn tjuinc
w as in jit red In an aiilomotule a eel
dent on l he previous evening. The
Item should have read thai Mrs. Kov
Cal h ing w as the Injured pet son.
Mrs. Catching Is aNo a daughter of
Sheriff and Mrs. (ieorge Ujilne. 01
1 Ins ni .
New Truck is Itolll
IM i '01 U lerease 1 lit mot n ing be
gan Hie oust 1 ml ion of a timk body
tot the car ow no) hv the Sunsh ine
limiili The machine will he used
this Miintiiei for carrying the logan
heirv crop tti this cily tot shipmenl
alter being dried in the bintv ot
the tarn b The design of the bolv
is ai-range.l so Dial as many as " ;
s 11 1, if im 11 11 hum 11 .11 ion
it is a Luge ear and will be one of j
the best eonvfrle.l trucks in the city
w hell completed.
ssiiiiiinI Ihilies 1'ihIhv
M i-j gne- Pit rh t or d. w ho w as
v est i-i da v aopointed juv enile off', et
for l Hiuglas Con m v . assumed her
new duties today. Miss I'llehlotd ts
el hKe.l here and It ts predicted
Hiat she will make a vet-y capable til
th tal
Pl.t nti's Wen I n loved
Pii tilled ile pit t ini-, s.ene-t of ii:ny
lite al the M.i lostie Theater la-l
night at 1 1 a ted a lai ge 1 row d ami
weie IhoiouuhU enittved hv all I'lcs-
en I The t ll ins w ere brought f"i
bv ll Pioxost of the I'mted
Statis N.t. and will he repealed to
llithl
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of . haiicnm lln null:! ni
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J Procreli plant rrady t( et J
I out. 11 11 1 hnudie, of thon-and-,
more lotnin: on Platitu J
fioni liitpnited and itoniestic
t 1 ,111 ni.iKe vou etr.i A
4 rood price Call at Ktet. her
t-ar-len-. o- S. Plint utreet. )
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trude. to rnt. or tmv htt pomethln
or found "omethln. uk 11 Wiint Adr
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THE CITY
PRUNE BUVIRS OWR
EIGfi, CfNIS POUND -FOR
SEASON'S PRODUCT
j- Although it will be sev
A eral weeks lefore the crop 4
j- will be ready to harvest, prune
buyers are already in the field
and lu a number of instances $ j
J coiitraets have been made 4!
f- with the growers of Douglas )
County. It was reported here
lust night that the growers j
f. had been offered as high as $ j
eight cents a pound for their f4
product, orchard run. but that 4-1
a majority or them were hold
I Ing out for nine cents. lio-
cause or the late cold rains,
J the prune crop will not be as
j- heavy thin season as prevlous-
J ly. and the growers believe
tliey will receive even higher
4 prices than paid by the buy
f ers last year. Although the
f. export trade in not as heavy as
J- before the war, the demand
4-1
i
f- for the product In the I'nlted
States Is said to be more en
couraging than ever before. 4"
4- 4-
VISITS IN ROSEBORG;
VACATION IS ENJOYED
Cr V
Wonacott, former county
judge here, and one of the best
known men in ihis section of th-
state, arrived in Kosehurg last I
night from Port la mi on his way to '
Hldille and other Southern Oregon j
cities, where he will spend the next
few weeks enjoying his annual va-'
cation. M r Wonacott was accom-;
punted here by hi son, l( , . j
Judge Wonacott lelt Hoseburg:
about three and a hall years ago
and has siiu-e made his home In i
Portland. Ile Ktiffercd from asthma, -(luring
his residence in this set t ion j
liut is now eujov ing the best of
health. He says Mrs. onacott is
also quite well ami well satisfied ,
with Portland. During his stay here j
today, .1 udge Wonacott met many j
of hiH old time friends, .ludge 011a-1
toll was one of the most capable of-!
ficlals who ever served the peopb ,
of this (ontity. ant) he was responsi
ble for placing the county on a i ah j
basis. j
EASTERN SEAR LODGE
Will HOLD BANQUtT; i
HONOR WORTHY MATRON
Miss M a r c a r I t e Pae,
Worthy (liand Matron or tlx 4
Incal Lantern Star lodpe. will A
lie the K'i"st of honor at a re-
cepi ion and banquet to he J
hehl under the aupiees of 1
that order here tonight. Miss j
Page will leave here tomorrow j
for the Kant, where she will j j
upend the summer v isitlng ;
with ft ie mis and relatives. I
The banuiM't w ill be n very J
elahoi ate affair, according
K lil 1
last 4-'
re ports, and will be the
een( of its kind to be held
t:
l the lude for the seas
Miss Page has been an active J
w orkcr tn ine Kastei n Mar
nr -J-n-
1
bntpe hei e and is v ery popu
lar. 4.
; THHT'TVVVTTT'I'TT j
sn n ion-mlenl Visit
I Hen- I
.1 m innions,
t,I)t (lf ,h1 u f)
county superintend- .
eler i'ouniy s hnoln.
spent yesteiday visiting with friends
in this t ity. Mr Simmons and party'
at e making t he trip by automobile
.mil ate on their return to W heeler
t'ountv . arriving hcie by way o;
Klamath. Mr. Wheeler is a native
Imiiulas Cnnntv boy and while here
went out to Olalla. wheie he se. u red
pictures of his birthplace in that
iieimtv Mi. Wheeler and his cnin
hamoiis left lasj evening
I .el' 1 I ii Pol l land
Howatd I hllg. of the Post Inn -
y
,m
Me roinpany. left lor Potilaul
his nnMnievite this1 moiiuc;.
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Hel--t;v,.n and
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t tot (lev I a i t
ii.-M.tis' s,.ia
ile.l a suit in the Cit-
to t e. in er t lie sn m
H $ I .u rrom C X
w tie. The inotit'v 1 -fn
iimnc J hi count
K W imherh ip;n
-ents 1 pi, i mi irr-
iH hi K01110I Prati tt
Ml-. Kill ' SttMUK'. of
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I 'lav s. t I Ms 11 1 r nini; !.
t'i .tin
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till.
Heal rt enn rai1ilv h p..
tNiiuht or pxehanirtil Ihmii-h the
et(i-oiM ntlv ertiietnentu tn The He
view A Want A.lv. will hrlnc o
-t i-fa- torv result ut onmll rmi.
Arundel, pinno tuner Thon I8L
'AGED CITIZENS
It 111 i:m x ami II AltlY
ST A N TO N A I ! : A M N ; I H K
MM'AL PKoPl.i: WHO A It K AK-
mviiv; in 'i 1 ik piu:-
'l!l ll n ( AMP.WON.
MANY PRODUCTS ARE RAISED
. II. MiniT Sa I tit- Ktumplt
lly Mr. Il. r11111.il ami Mr. Sunt
Inn M11.11I.I Itt- l-i.llowe! Ii
Viillll;:er .rllt'liHiill .
The Review todav received Ihe fol-
f I lowing teller from Prof. .1. It. Hor
T" ner, of Corvallis. in which be laud
Tl Hun. Itinger nermann and Hardy
jjsianton, of Uosebnrg. for the active
T part they are taking in the food pre
Y 1 parednes campaign:
Tl Last Wednesday Hoseburg was a
vast flower garden in full bloom;,
and because i could not be present
at the Portland Lose Festival, it oc
curred to me that the next best Ihing
to do would he to take a choice rose
j to my old-time frbnd. Hardy.
I Stanton, who has gracefully passed
ihe ninety-year milestone. For this
! purpose a w ell known citizen ten
j tiered me the privilege of choosing
I from his entire garden. Put when
j I plucked a bouquet, the proprietor
I said: "Here is a rose richer in color,
velvet and fragrance, 1 ban any you
J have selected. Take this to Uoso
j burg's oldest gentleman." This I
t gladly did. for "lientleman" means
! so '"
when applied to Hardy C.
,au,on
However, upon a ppronehing Mr.
St :i n ton's residence, his yard of La
Frances and ot her roses clustering
in banks that crowded above one an
other, seemed to suKirest that "the
landlord Is at rend y rich in roses."
Hut mine were the tribute of friends,
hence possessed a value other than
Mioses of his garden. Therefore. 'they
were placed in the prettiest vase of
the parlor, and in that way I was
told that the little friendlv off. -ring
was wet! rejved; and the day was
made perfect, for a friendship estab
lished long ago was stronger than
ever before.
Overlooking the borne of Mr. Slan-
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Charlie
Pcnn
Manufacturing Fx
prrt (d J he American
J nbdeeo Ce.niMim J.nd
bintiam aothurilv ut
Ihe man it fact o t e of
chew 11111 titba.'co.
Notice!
If )our it jlfr
)u
- t -
Tv4
ton there is a little dais, a portion '
of which bus been set apart as a gar- '
den, where thtre are itotaloea, rad- j
ishes, c&bbage5, turnips, meious and '
other vegetables growing luxuriai.t-
' ly. And the conversation was turnrd
: to the "man w itb a hoe" In the midst '
'of that garden; for the man was;
iiingtr Hermann, who long ago be-!
came a national figure as a repre-!
f-nlativo of Oregon in the halls of
Congress, and as l S. Commis.sion
er. After a very active public life,;
he chose simple but dignified retire-,
ment at the mansion which was his!
home before he went to Washington; i
and now like Thomas Jefferson, be
amuse himself much of the time m ;
his garden. . j
J mritig the conversation it was
suggested that Mr. Hermann's ie-1
tiiemeiit is not wholly unlike that of-
the emperor Diocletian, who, alter
performing a valuable service to
Kome, resigned his throne that
he
might retire to his villa; and when!
ne was asked to go back to hisi
throne, be said: "Were you but f o
come to Saloua and see the cabbages i
which 1 raise in my garden with my!
own hnnds, you would no longer
talk U) jne of empire." Wch id to)
say thai emperors and others in high j
estate have from time immemorial !
envied the high, but too often un-j
appreciated privileges and pleasures'
Ottered by the intelligent farm r aud 1
gard-;ner.
Therefore, this retired Oregon:
statesman is not only a disciple of
me Kouian emperor, oui, oespue uie
tact that his garden is very small, he
is a valuable exemplar in an eifort to !
J Increase the food supply fn the crisis
of the present war. The tact that
Mr. Hermann works In shin, sleeves
and amuses himself with the hoe
while in the midst ot his growing
shrubs and vines has a tendency, to
place the practice of gardening high
er in the realm ot dignified pur
suits among his immediate asso
ciates; and in that way he literally
( recommends the laudable practice to
llhein. And his example is very sig
nificant just' at this time when it is
ijuite possible that the present con
' flic may resuU in a long-continued
war of starvation, the victory of
i which will conn- to the side with the
! best food supply. No one Is more
cngnizant of this than (lie Federal
(lovernmenl.
which has urged all
I.iud -grant colleges to encourage Flic
people to increase the food supply of
ine nation.
Accord in ply the exajnple of the ox
Congces onan in his retirement is to
be cummendiMt, and it is devoutly to
be hoped that the practice of home
u: n leu 1 im will heeoiiie inn re no mi la r
until Oregon will be the land of
plenty undr all circuuotar.ces - re -
tardles of peace or war. Therefore,
inasmuch as we have presented a
bo;ictiet lo Ihe venerable Hardy
Sinnton, let us hand the next rose to
the Monornhle P.iimer Hermann.
"They're proud
best chew for American men"
says Charlie Penn
"Workers in onr factory ;i tcilsvillc, North Caro
lina, are all experts in their line.
"They're proud to know that they're turning out
the host chew in;Vlaccn made."'
Only full length strips fro 111 licit, ripe,' perfect
leaves go into
Chewing Tobacco
'U S AS MF.I.I.OW AS A Jt'NE Ari'I.E AND AS SW I IT S
A M l."
TRY A 10c CIT TODAY
amnteed
It Ifnni ThKk
4S He nrrrT
k not kty f
r uthoruci to rfkinJ
,-th fi.ii pur hjtm- pvf
im let carry Pron s link smd tn crots (m it Tt.mps mi git K ib tm
iaUt, ui t s-ni )ti i t(k (a! ni j UUiu p .utta ii wbkh It tarry it
Idbjtd Ut)) ( (ilik.'j, Hi. t SjiiIi Pifk, Sji fr(iMi, ul.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC EN
IERS CREDIT fOR LARGE
BLOCK Of WAR BONDS
J. tl. Booth, president of the
Oouglas Xaliouul Hank, has receiveu
a telegram troiu VY. F. Ingram,
treasurer tor the Southern Pacirlc
Coiiipauy. to the effect that the com
paLy had entered credit to thin com
munity through the Northwestern
National Hank, of Portland, und the
Federal Reserve Hank, of San Fran
cisco, for $17.;'.'o on account of sub
scriptions made by employes of the
Southern Paciiic Company to Liberty
bonds. This makes approximately
1 i4;.ooo worth 01 j.ibertv bonds
; handled by the Douglas ' National
1 Hank during Ihe camoaien.
IS YOI K CHILI ll I.L, KUKTFI LV
la he puny, weak, with troubled
sleeu or stomach pains? lie sure
he's not the victim of worms which
are far more prevalent than you sup
pose. Try Kickapoo Worm Killer.
It not only kills the worms add
makes them lot go their hold, but
is a gentle laxative that expels them
through the bowels. Give a round
camly lozenge tonight, children like
the flavor. At your druggist, 2.ic.
DOXATK PIMM'KKHS. .J-
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The Bellows Store this
morning announced that they
would donate 10 per cent of
their proceeds next Saturday J
to the Ited Cross fund. Koy
Mellows is a member of one of
the soliciting committees now 4
at work collecting Red Cross, A
funds and he is much entjiused J
over the work. Like the other
member of the committee, he
believes the Douglas County 4
apportionment will be raised
without serious difficulty. J
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TO DOXATK IIWKIITS.
it
W. D. II ess, who conducts
a, barber shop on Sheridan
4-
street, announced this morn
ing that lie would donate Frf-
dav 's receipts of his shop to
the Ited Cross movement. The
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liberality of Mr. Hess in th
regard is much appreciated by
the committees in charge
raising the funds.
of 4
Exports pcIiTting
Iciii'tiir
IVnn'sTliirk
Clifwini; Toliacrro
to make the
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YOL IX LOOK 10 YEAR YOUNGER
Rid youreelf of constipp.tlon and
be a new man or woman. Take Dr.
King s New Lire pill and expel the
poisons that weaken your tystem,
foul your blood and make you old
before your time. One or two at
night w ill clear your complexion,
brighten your eyes and give back the
springy step of youth. For health
and happiness let lr. King's New
Life Pills do for you what they have
done for thousands. 25c.
HIUM CCrf.l PL A. NTS.
We are now prepared to book or
ders for fit. Valentine broccoli
plants, grown from the purest seed
obtainable. Cuipu.ua Valley Fruit
I'mon.
CAJX POU COUNTY WAK HANTS.
Notice Is hereby given all persona
holding County Warrants endorsed
"Not paid for want of funds," to pre
sent them for payment at the office
of the County Treasurer, of Douglas
County, Oregon, for interest thereon
will cease after the date of this no
ttce.
Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, April
20, 1917.
J. E. SAWYERS,
County Treasurer.
STOP- AT .
Hotel Grand
Cass St., Roseburg, Or.
las.-
Stop at
Hotel Urnpqua
New and Modern
G. W. Ycung- & Son
REAL ESTATE
Bonds. Loans, Rentals
Fire Insurance, Notary Public
11a CASS ST.
PHONE 417.
Real Estate
riiy anil Farm I-roporty
J imlicr linila
Agent for
W i st lake ami Win, IiiMi t Hay
Town Loin.
GEORGE RITER
122 West Oak Street.
Why are B anil P the most import
ant lottiTs In the alphaoeff
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IteraiiM- yuu eouliln't have Heel or
fork without them:
We carry a comnieve line of beef
anil pork, enreclallv iteaicno, r..r
kn'ft" anil fork! You will be pleased
with the meats we sell .you, If it wera
not to, we would not tell you!
The Economy Market
Oe... Kohnhauen. l-rnii., l-houn 5M.
Wc Are looking for (he Man
who n.i nollid hi rlothi no bailly
that thoy are not fit to wear. No
I matter hnw dirty or ?rear the inlt
Jmar be, we are eqnl,ped with the
lmost modern machinery, and hare
i"kllled workmen who knoir" how to
j clean, Ilepalr anil 1rr Old lot lire
o than they look Jut like new.
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$ '.
'imperial
Phone 277
Cleaners
342 N. Jackson