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Newspaper Page TextX xwnxa itoeiBnta mtow, thi iwihv, jine si. iit. :: cirY news Seasoned Blab wood, something tbat will burn, ut Page's, phone Hi. K. J. Ortmuu, of KuKi-lie, arrived here last evening to spend a couple of days. K. lledderly and wife, of Port land, were visltorB In the city last evening The lioseburK Fruit Co. has some fancy Bur bank Beed potatoes at 3', 4 cents a pound. Osmund Hall, of Lebanon, w"a i business visitor in the city for a few hours today. Italboa Sardines In tomato sauce. Cans, ' for 2iic; $1."5 per dozen. People's Supply Co. Mrs. A. Ilrigas, of Taioma, who had been visiting here a few days, left for home today. ' A. U. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Dm Co ' K. S. Wilson, of MiMlnnvtlle. ar rived here last evening to speud a few days with friends. W. - I(. Hobertson and wife, of, Klamath Kalis, spent the day in: Hoseburg with friends. . S. Smith and wife, or San1 Diego, arrived here last night to spend a couple of days. I J. K. Reed, of Sacramento, Calif..! spent tlju d:iy here looking after) various business matters. i Kale plant for Bale, good, healthy plants. Thos. Kletcher. ot Fletcher ' gardens, 102 So. Flint street. Harvey Carpenter, of Portland, arrived in the city last nisht to pass a couple of days on business. E. K. Johnson and C. 11. Howard, of Coiiullle. arrived in HoseburB last night for a couple of days' visit. Mrs. ir. H. crinsted left tor Snili erlin this morning, where she will spend n few davs with her daughter. Mrs. X. It. Young, of South Deer Creek, spent last nij-ht In the city. She was regislered at the C.rand Ho tel. !i. F. Weed, of Kugene, arrived here last evening to spend a couple of days looking after business mat ters. Highest cash price for your pro- i duce. We pay you cash for veal. hogs, chickens or eggs, liosebuig Fruit Co. I se High Flight Flour On this nnd other grades you will buy at wholesale prices from the People's Supply Co. Mrs. Delia Lewis lias accepted a position at the cleaning and pressing parlors of (ion. W. Sloper, on North .Inckpnn street. "" .1. c. lllgger, a well known travel ing salesman, arrived here last even ing to spend n couple of days look ing after business matters. Mr. and Mrs. William Pnnck. of Portland, are spending acouple of days in Rosehurg. They are regis tered at the rinppia Hotel. I). W. I'ihei nnd wife and their liltlo son. Rolihln. of Sulom, spent last night In Rosehurg. They were leglstered lit the fnipqua Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hammond and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cuiterlin. of Murshl'ield. w: regiMnre.il at the I'mpiiua Hotel here last evening. Having rented my home for the summer. I nn be found at the home or mv father. M. J. Shoemaker, phone 147-.I. Dr. B. It. Shoemaker. Some good bargains in boys' sns. men's tennis shoes, men's bats and caps and many other items in dry goods and furnishings at the Peo ple's Supply Co. Mothers, don't forget the hoys. A toto of baby, mother or rather might heln some ir they are suddenly called- laway. Wo can help you out. Clark I ciark, Fotogrufters. P. S. C. Coffee, steel cut. contains no chaff, no dust. The quality is the highest. You will often pay more. V but will receive nothing better. Call t-for the brown package at the Peo- jile's Supply Co. Mrs. Frank Hi own nnd children, of Berkeley. Calif., who had been visiting with the former parents. Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. Monro, at their home on South Deer Creek, have re- v turned to theutr home. Ni'i i u. vii:i:tiv;s close. i Rev. W. A. and Dr. Keeney Ferris. 'w ho for the past t. II days have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Starr at tli'-ir country residence west f Sutherlin, and have conducted rpecia! services in the chapel near 'l., closed the meetings on Tuesday v. ning and took the early morning train Wednesday lo be in alt'-ndance HI the l liip'l'l.l Bapttsl Annual Asso ciation mewing to be held with the r Imira Baptist ("hutch near Kug- n- Mr. and Mrs. Ferris have bee greatly appn-clated by the good po- . pie ot Calapoola Valley, and made niany rrinils who will not soon for g.t their vt--.il and ministry. Rev It iris lias shnwicl himself an able preacher of the gosp-l. while Dr he. tit-y Ferris', by means hf select t'lidlngs and speci.tl music, has en deared herself to old ' and young. Bolll express themselves as exceed- It cl) happy to have had the privi lege of knowing and laboring with so excellent a people, and believing flint the ac,iiaiiitancesliip has been like mutual and benef iciiil. will en tertain the hope ot some time return ing for apnthcr "star" visit to Cala poola. X. CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. In Use For Oyer 30 Years Always bean Signature of VUDOR Seasoned slab wood, something tbat will burn, at Page's, phone 242. Buy in quantities and save retail ers' expense and profits. Consult the People's Supply Co. The Rosehurg Fruit Co. can fur nish you with broccoli plants at reas onable prices. They also have some St. Valentine seed. Order bedding plants now, all kinds In any quantity. Prices right. Mrs. F. D. Owen. Florist, 111. W. Cass St.. Phone 240. C. F. Van Ornum. of Chlro, Calif., who spent the past few weeks here visiting at the home of his niece, Mrs. Terry , Dunham, left here this morning for points in Washington. He will prchahly spend the summer there. IlllltV. CKRVAIS. To Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Gervais, in North Rosehurg, on June 17. li'17. a Bon. Mr. and Mrs. nervals reside on the North I'mpiiua River. ( liiinilHTlaln's Tablets for Indiges tion luid BiliouiieiN. In a recent letter to the manufac turers, Mrs. P. Frazier. Fast St. l-ouis. Mo., states: "I have never used anything equal to Chamber lain's' Tablets for indigestion and biliousness. I have also heard u great mjiny of my friends praise them highly." .Returned to Modlord Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hoover and Mrs4. .1. K. Soliss, who are nieces of Dr. E. V. Hoover, and who had been spending a few days here with Dr. and Mrs. K. V. Hoover, and attend ing the district convention of the Women of Woodisaft. returned to their homes at Medford this niorn Int,. Will Visit at Dole Hon. J. H. Hnoth left this morn ing for Dole, where he spent the day assisting in effecting a local Red Cross"' organization there. Mr. Hnoth will leave this evening for Myrtle Creek to be present at the large Red Cross meeting there. Anived From Iowa .lohn Barrels, of Des Moines. Inwa. arrived this morning from Califor nia, to visit here for several days with his brother. Henry Parrels, a well known Southern PaciHc fire man of .this city. Timlier Representative Here ' tl. W. Marshall, representative or the Weverhinser Timber Companv. or Taroma. Wash., one of the largest timber interests or the roast, who bad been spending several davs bete on business interests, lert this mold ing for Grants Pass on a business trip. Derailment Caused Delay The derailment or a rreight cat near West Fork last evening caused train No. 12, Shasta Limited, lo he several hours late this morning. U-ft For ."Hertford Mrs. Man- O. Carry, Past District Guardian of the Women or Wnod i inft. of Talent Ore., who had been here for a few 'davs attending the convention and visiting with trienn left this morning for Medfon where she will visit. School Consolidation I'nvonililc The final election returns have not yet been received in regard to the consolidation of the eight school districts near Klkton. hilt those that have come in have been very favor able and point to a verv probable success- of the measure, ir the con solldatlon carries It will mean much tor the pupils or the Elkton dis trict. New schools will be erected with all modern equipment, and transportation will probably be pro vided ror the pupils. The consolida tion of the districts In Coles Valley failed to carry by a slight vote. liTHAlXS. SPRAINS, STIFF JOINTS Vmi run almost feel Sloan's Lini ment nenetrate the sore spots, draw inrlanunatio'h from that wrenched knee or ankle, and soothe your bruised aching muscles. Sloan's Liniment Is more quickly effective. cleaner nnd easier to apply tlinn ,.,a1tr nr .ointments. It neither r.l,.Lro tho iwirpa nor stains the skin. and needs no running, wei a ironic now for aches of rheumatism, nen- ralgia, lumbago as wen as an ex ternal pains. At your druggist, 2 .-.0c and l 00 FLOCK AMI 1 fcl'I). Call and get our cash prices before buving elsewhere. We can save you money. West Side Grocery, the store of plenty. AUTO STAGE LINK DKI'OT. Daily stages and autos for Marsh- field and all Coos Bay points, also ror Peel and Millwood, leave G. W. Kapp's grocery store. Fare to Myr tle Point. $'.on. Reservations made al 133 Sheridan street. Phone 24. ! I, FOR SCIKMH, WARRANTS. I'leane present for paynunt school warrant No 36, on District No. 4Ti. Millwood, Or gun, as Interest will cease after this date, June T,, 1 ' 1 7. JKN'MK M. NORMAN, Clerk. j . vrT.;vrior j 4- All ub ribers of Mo-, k to 4 the IXitiKlas Comity Inventors' f Awn )nT ion are reiiested lo 4 meet at the office of the Jtoug- f hi Abstract Company on Fri- "j J day, June i.'nd. rft k o' lock A p. tn. Fall not to he present. 4 iXmmJmm js tjaiWT. Tt PORCH SHADES All Classified Advertisement ln Tried new todn-r will be found on Page , under "New Today" head. MUSKY TO 1-O.W. MORTGAGE LOANS. We have In surance a money on the Rural Credit plan 20 year loans on Im proved fartUjS. Bee Rice ft Rico. WE WRITE INSURANCE whereby the assured tfets the most protec tion for the money. Expert advice given on any hue of insurance. Rice at Rice. WE have a few thousand dollars lo cal money to loan ou good funu security, three to five years. .Also money for slock louns. If inter ested, call or write us. Rice a: Rice. See M. F. Rice. THE PACIFIC BUILDING it LOAN ASSOCIATION are making loans on city property. Should you de sire a loan on your home or busi ness properly you-should take the 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 dcBiring loans on -the amortized plan, without red tape and no commission charges, ran secure them at low Interest rate by calling on or writing to Rice Rice, Roseburg, Oregon, financial representatives of the Agricultur al Credit Corporation of Oregon. See M. F. Rice. WASTKO YOUNG gul wants work. Photje 500-R. GIRL wants work. Address G. W. care Review. LOST Elk tooth cufr button. Find er please return to lievlew office. Reward. LOST. Lady's gold watch. Finder please return to this onice. WANTED. Men lo work on the farm. F. 11. llocnel, i mpqua. Or. WANTED. -Expel ienced clothing salesman, lu.jiiiic W ilder i- Agee. Wa'nTEI). Will pay cash for used Ford cars. Ford Garage, Rosc bu rg. WANTED. Canary birds. Call Tit West Lane, or Phone 257-Y. airs. D. H. Brown. WANTED. Men for general farm work; steady eiiiploymetil. Apply to Guy Griffith, ut Grand Hotel. WANTED. 2j men; wages 27 He per hour. Apply at Portland Ce ment Co.. mar Carnes station Phone 5-F32. WANTIM). Parlies to cut fiiMi cords or tier wood; cool cabin, good water, good timber with slope. IJndblom, Dixonvllle. W.W'TKP. - Tbo . best, -automobile ti-tiring car $10 0 will buy. (live full particulars. Addre "Auto," Review Office, Rusehurg, Ore. tt'U.L l'KU.I.INC. - See me Tor that new well, the only well that is pollywog proof. W. V. Kern-in, liux 7!l. Roseburg. for ri:nt. FOR RKNT. Six room bungalow on North Side. Phone 1'oG-J. FOR RKN'T 5 room house, iio'e in. Impure ut water and light office. FOR RKNT. Six-room Iiousr at 710 Si. Jackson. Inquire ef Wfu. Von Iluren. . FOIt RKNT. Six muni modern house, good location, pated street Phone 15-FIJ. FOR RKNT.- S-room flat, close in, or will furnish. Iniiire 124 W. Douglas street. FOR RKNT - Furnished rootnu. light housekeeping rooms: ater and gas. Mrs. C. P. Shields, 111' Ilrock way. FOR SKIiVICK.-dood two-yp.irolrl Jersey bull, pt h o $ 1 ,r,ft. H. L. Newman, north end of pavement. Mast Sixth St. FOR RKNT Thoroughly modern six-room bungalow on Commercial Ave. O a rage. Apply to R tee it Hire, or l'uge Investment Co. FOR RKNT - Modern e,.p:iz homi. ithin half !j!. 'k of i;irJtn.-.-s di.-trief. Cvo of b:.!1). at I", a month. Apoly iit 2 1 North ..Iain street. FK HM.K U TUAHK KOI! S 1.I-: - lliil-d hay. K.' iiliv r firrlnird l.arifl t'u , tliulie "itl PJ. I'Dl! .-tM.i: I.ikI.I tD.iiti 1...H--. lilt ll.l -.llr lIll'H): lll..tll!l- I." ; So'iili SI'-; lii-ip. SI Poll SAI.P KuriiitiirM nf r. rnoui liOllf' '. K.lL.'TtKll, I jl. iiliwi T. l.i t lu ni w Hlon-. POlt KAI.l - 111 rulllilooil Slirop t-hire fhe. ft, 1 f 4 y'iir uM. A'l (lr. K Uox Ahlani, tir.-K'in. FOR SALE. Used Ford carl bought and sold. Ford (,'aiuise. Roseburg. FOR SALE. Three automobiles, or will trade for bay or grain. Louis Kohlhagen. FOR SALE CHEAP. Horse, buggy and harness. Pliun Cooper, Rose burg, Oregon. FOR SALE OR TRADE. Work horse, will Bell, or trade for cow. F. A. Clemens, Edenbower. FOR SALE. Second band Saxon roadster, good order. Price $2uu. See J. 8. llildeburn, Roseburg. FOR SALE. Good young pack horse, price $'10. F. A. Stewart, Laurelcrest Ranch. Phone 4-F14. FOR SALE. Broccoli plants, grown from best imported seed only. 1 Harralson, West Roai'burg, phone 6-F11. FOR SALE. Team of work mules, weight about 1200 each. Address C. W., care Review, or call at this office. GOOD condition, three-quarter ton truck for sale or will trade for good team. Apply to 1. Harralsou, or phone 6-F11. FOR SALE Shetland pony, thor oughbred: Mitchell buggy, tan harness. E. C. Benson, Douglas National Bank Bldg. FOR SALE. 16 volumes of Theo dore Roosevelt's works, practically as good as new. $7.50. Mrs. C. P.' Shields, 112 Brockway. 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 the best part of Roseburg, very cheap if taken at once. Alfred Wollenberg. FOR SALE. Broccoli plants. St. Valentine, grown from best seed obtainable; imported ancl domes tic. Leave your orders now. P. W. Kay, Edenbower. HltOCCOI.I Krowern, two us before buying plantH. We have a surplun from both imported und domestic ' Peed. Foster Ilutner. - itosi-burg Gardens, phone 40-F11. FOR SAI.K OR TRAI'K. An up to diite confeel ionery Htore in a pood Southern Oregon town ; has soda fountain, ice cream parlor; located on Pacific Highway. Worth inves tigating. AddreHK ll, care of Re view. FOIt RAI.K OR TRAM:. A good blacksmith, machine shop and garage business combined, In a KHstiintial Southern Oregon town on Pacific Highway, nic ly lo cated, thickly settled community. Can't stand Hie work is reason for wiling. Price J::mo. Part trade, balance good security. Address M, care of Review. UKMOVAI. NOTK'i:. The Hetin Transfer and Storage Company has moved Its office from lacltson street to 4 1 West Cass street. Phone ll'S. H. J. HKNN. XOTH'K. Any person In Douglas County who knows of any misrepresentations by i Mutual Life agent, will he liberally rewarded by writing to Special Agent C. W. M., Rox 41. RosebnrK. If you hav something to sell or -ent try an Adv. in The Review. Review Want Ads. nlng results DOUGIAS HIDE & JUNK CO. J I i guest ca.-h market priee p; id lor hid's, wiot, iron, rags, cop per, brass aito t ire. Jnd band too!;; and riiinluiitry. We pity best of prices and buy anvtbiiiK of talur, so call on us Uhre ilposjtii; of nnlbifig you have on hand Simre deal to nil our tnotlo. Phone 2 1 iNHigbi-x Hide cV Junk i'n.. Main tV Oak Rosehurg, Ore. Jlrs. F. D. Owen CIT FI.OWKRS I'OTTKI) I'l.ANTS Fl'XKUAr. DKSICNS WFJJUINi; IlCKH'KTS PIIONKS (.ri'fiilionso 1. I J I lly 210 I 1 l W. I';! Str.'.-t. (JLICK AND Ki:i.IAI'.I.r JITNI SKKVICK Phone - ( After Midnight f1 Y) City or Country W. VV. IJ'OYLE PROFESSIONAL CARDS Bit. C. L. 4'EAKSO-I DENTIST Office Commercial Club Building. Phone 24 0. ll R. N. I'LYLRII Ucraaed Chiropractic Physic Ua 12a W. Lane St., Roseburg. Oregon Phone 12. Consultation and Examination Free. Office Hours, to i. Chiropractic an J Electilcal Treat ments. THE HKINl.INK RCHOOL OF PIANO Ml' MIC. Mrs. Charlfw lleiiilliie. Director Mm. Mnx tnila. Assistant Teacher Beginners a specialty. Concert Pianists developed. Morning classes In Kindergarten. children called tor and taken home. Studio 4 23 Ella St. Phone 33-R- NEW tXICSTY MAP Showing railroad lands, price 11.10 I. O. HICKS, Survejor P. O. Box, 477, Roseburg 2p3 Perkins Bldg. Phone 427-J. Bit. f. B. W.XDK PHYSICIAN AM) SURGEON Phones: Office 4".3; Res. J26-U Rooms 411-416. Perkins Building. MIS. KKKLV, SKTIIKI. & KTKWAKT l'hy-slc Uiin nnd Surgeon! Suite ot Of flee a Rear -or Douglas Na tional Uank, Uroun! Floor. Tborie 86. ROSEBURQ OREGON Office Hours: Phones 10 to 12 a. ui. Office: Main 171 2 lo 4 p. iu. Kcb: Main 172 lK. IJ'CKTT. SMITH I'liysl Uii Women ami t'hlMreu Dlatasei a Specialty. Office: Masonic lUdn. Second Floor T T-T'4 1V1I TT hI 'I!'! "a fr DAI kY WKATlll.lt Ri:p(RT. . vIWvn"IM"I',IMI"I"Hrn'rI'Vr IT. S. Weather lUneaii, local office, Roseburg, 4 hours ending U a. in., today: Precipitation In Inchos and bun dredtha: Highest tern pel at mo yesterday SI Lowest temperature, last night Preripitation, last 24 hours . , Total preilp. since nrst ot nio. 20 Normal precip. for this month 1.07 I I ota I precip. from Sept. 1 to date i r..82 .4veruge pieelp. from Sept- '77 .T:i Total deficiumy from Het 1. K ; . T Average precip. for 40 wet sea son I Sept. to May IndiiHi ve lit 1 .'J8 WILLIAM HLLL, Obsui vur 'iriS'jit : Forecast to K p. in. tomorrow for South western Oregon : Partly rloudy tonight and Friday. cooler tonight. Strictly Kit nit a ry milk and cream. ROSEBURG DAIRY Delivered to any part of town. 1 ut- $2. to per month. 1 pt. f I .'.U in-r month. Phtme L"t7. Hfltee N Pine St. BhFORE buyin); a CRKAM ."i)jraii)r tvf a See the Latest. I rr-f." Model -... ?'l'4 MIAB.PLES ib $ Suction I d .'.J'4 at the Dotinlas County Creamery Hosiery GOOD VALUES MEN'S WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S I'.latk or White All I'rires All (iofxl Values Carr's A Variety Store I B. VV. STRONG The Furniture Man WHITE a CROWN Mason Jar Caps for Security and Economy Churchill Hardware Co. The I runtnonKer. KKK'tOl-tOOWCKKJOOCK' SOME CAR! That Mitchell Six D Let us Show You J. F. Barker & Co. Implements Uosduirj, OftOCliCWOOO0OOOOOC.OOOO The BEE HIVE CR.OCER.Y-NEELY (& NEELY A $50,000 Selection Of Better Homes We have in our office hundreds of designs to show jou for you to selert from. Them. nV.sigus cost an where from J2r.0t to 20(.0rt eaeh to prepare. Owing to our co-op-rai ion with u large number of other building material concerns in the country, we are, how ever, prepared to furnish free lo iur rustmner complete blue pi inleil jdniit fetH'clficiitltuio for tin)' detlttn of bullitiiiK they may sel-rt from our large assortment. Kenny Lumber Company Phone 352 Phone 352 Cleanliness . To maintain a condition of ab solute cleanliness, leave a stand inj; order for ns to call every week for that laundry. Mure economical th in buying soap. Roseburg Steam Laundry I'llONK 75) - 40 - and Vehicles Oregon New car of DIAMOND 4WM FLOUR We bought this flour early and can inuke you a good pr.c-a on it. S ou know Its quality.