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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBCRO REVIEW, MONDAY. Jl'LY 3-1, 1917. PACT TTTm cirr news J. J. Barber and wife, of tiiigene, were visitors here Saturday. K. W. Nelsou, of Tatoina, Wash., spent Sunday here with friends.- pirella Corsets made to order. Phone 170-Y. or call 10 fio. Main. ;.t X. Kiddle, ot Kiddle, arrived here' last evening to pass a few days. Seasoned slab wood, tometumK that will burh, at rage's, phone 242. II. If. Owen, of Oakland, was over Saturday, fie In. '-pec ted some sheep while here. Mr. and Yin. .Ianie I'arker, of Portland have arrived here to visit with frit-nda. CI. J. Stearns, of Oakland, returned homo this morning after a brief visit in this city. ' l- M. Lamb returned this1 morn ing to IKllard. following a business visit here. I .a fe K n eel s and family, of Peel , spent Sunday in the city visiting with friends. Perry Foster and wife an Wal ter Good and wife spent Sunday at Hoi-k Creek. .1. H. Jenkins, of Tacoma, Wash., spent Sunday in Koseburg visiting with friends. .Thomas OM.eary. of Portland. pient Saturday here looking after business matters. Miss Rubv Coryell, of I-akeview arrived here lat evening to spend few days with friends. Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Bowers, of San Francisco, spent Saturday in Ilose burK with friends. A. U S. Dlgtsttve Tablets rMlrv rtistreps after eating. For by Hamilton Trw Henry T. Wilson, of Portland, arrived hero last evening to r-pend n few d.iyfl with friends. Mrs. A. Barzee, of Kdenhower. siient Sunday in Hosehurg. She was: mvistrred nt a local hotol. I Mis. Flora Longfellow, of Cot tage drove, sjient Sunday In Rose-; burg visiting with friends. ' ttcv. J. T. Anderson spent yestr d a v at M y rt I o C reek . where h e preached before a big crowd. (leorre Pearson, of Harley. Mon tana, arrived here last evening to p:;i a few days with friends. Kale plants for sale, good, healthy plants. Thos. Fletcher, or Fletcher gardens. 102 So. Flint street. Mr. and Mrs. Krrinirtnn nnd Mrs. I,. 1,. Pett'ison. of Nana. Calif., were visitors in Koseburg Sunday. Albert Huff am and wile, of Ku gene. airiveil here Saturday tn sMnd a few days wilh friends Miss Cecelia Sorenson. of Willa mina. n-turned home this morning nftr a visit here -with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Madson, of Portland, arrived here last evening to sn-nd a few- days with friends. Mr. nnd Mrs. Cbas. Frankfort, oT Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few davs with friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Piatt and daughter, of San Francisco, spent last night in Koseburg with friends. V. Darby, of Oa!;lanl. spent last night in Koseburg attending to ni.nl ness matters and visiting with frb-ndK. Mr. nnd Mrs. P. K. Peterson, of Ptit.es, Cal., arrived here last even ing to spend a fw days with friends. A. D. Tlawn left this morning for Voncalla to resume operations on several bungalows for which he has contracts. Albert Hopkint. son of Deputy Sheriff Frank Hopkins, of Canvon vill left y sierday for Portland to spend a' few davs. Amy Reynolds, of Creat Fulls. Montana, and Fva Crawford, of Portland, spent l;i:-.t night here at the I'mpqua Hotel. Having rented my home for the milliliter. I can be found at the home . of my father, M. J. Shoemaker, 1 phone 147-J. Dr. B. R. Shoemaker.! Mr and Mrs. Robert Zourleh nnd family, who were visitors here for a few ila s. left this morning for Marshficld. where they expect to lo cate. ! Mrs. Harry HIMeburn left here In j r exening for points south of. Ashland, where she will Join heri husband, who has charge of some work there for the state. If in doubt call for P. S. C. Steel Cut Brown Package Coffee nnd get 4Tc grade at 35c per lb. Freshly roasted every wek. People's Sup ply Co. Wholesale to the consumer. Mis Ruth Williams, who was a "isitor her for the last tew days, left th:s morning tor Mcdtord. where sli will spend a few days. I Miss Williams' home Is at James-1 town, -X. D.. but slie is ennnil to Pasailttia. Calif., where ?he will iit. 1 .011 Matney. of Independence, Op., I who" h;s been spending the last week ti re isiting witb tiro. Siuwle ton an I other relatives. left this niornitii: for Myrt le Creek on bu-n-n--. Mr. Matney is a mush ian and vaudevillist and has appeared in thi 4 ity si eral time-. Misa Fay McCormkk left this j morning for Dihard where na will spend a few days isitlng. ' James A. Don Dell, ot Buck Fork,! was a Koseburg visitor Saturday. H. wwu leti this morning ior . . ... . rge , nnuti1 "New Tony" opm. FOR SALE. Vsed Ford cart bought 1 and sold. Ford Garage, Koseburg. All Classified Advertlftetnecita In- FOR SALF Jersey heifer calf one mouth old, flu. Saiu .McDowell, 560 N. Pine St., City. Ashland to spend several days on fishing trip. W. M. Wagner returned to Cen tral Point this morning, following a short visit here. Brady lF. Burnett, postmaster at Cauvouvilie. was transact iutt buk nesw in Koteburg on Saturday. C. Heal returned to bis home at Kiddie this morning, after attend ing to business interests here. Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Rambler, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. Mrs. Stuphen Jewell has returned to her home at U runts Pass alter iaiiing with friends at Riddle. C. J. Hurd returned this mom In g from Kugene, where he spent the past few days on business. W. O. Swafford, who spent the past few days here, returned to his homo ut Myrtle Creek this morn ing. Mrs. Chas. Jacobs and Mr. nnd Mrs. Kwing. of Oakland, arried here this morning to spend the day in the city. Ct. M. Riddle, who is engaged in purveying the . & C. lands, return ed to Kiddle this morning, alter a day spent here on business. .IMAGAZINES MAY BE SENI TO IKE TRENCHES: IS PARCEL POSE ORDER When buying a mapiuine in the future, look in the upper left lianii coiner fur the followiiiR notice, re eentlv authorized hy the 1'ostot'fiee Iepart ment : When you h:ve finished readinc this magazine, place a 1 cent stamp- on this notice, nanu same iu mi. postoll'ice employe, anil It will he placed in the hands of our soldiers and sailors at the front. A. S. Hur leson, U. S. Postmaster General." Instructions calling attention to this new policy for extending con sideration to the enlisted men were received by Postmaster I.. F. Keixen-sti-in this morniilK- It states that the act of Sept. 8. 1014, which estab lished the parcel post system and provides for the classification of all mailable articles, is extended so as lo include the unwrapped and un lddrcssed copies of matrazines when intended for the soldiers nnd sailors of the I'. S. expeditionary forces In Kuropo' The service is to be nsed. however, only by other persons than he publishers, and the postage for tcli maeazine will be only one cent. The stamp is placed on the cover. All postmasters in Oret'on receiv ing the magazines pre asked to for ward them to Portland, where they will he tied Into bundles and sent according to some plan to be nounced later to the men In trenches or in the camps. NEW WAY TO WASH Hundred using Kalouiite. Eat dirt not the clothe. 6c wash day, without rub or machine. Sold by Paralow Bell, Koseburg. FOR SALK. Team of work mule, . weight about l-'vu each. Addresa C. W., care Kevbtw, or call at this office. I.O.ST ANI l"OfXI. FOUND. Pair gauntle I gloves. Owner can have thein by calling at this office and describing the gloves. WANTKU WANTED. Will pay cash for used Ford car. Ford Oarage, Koseburg. COWS WANTED. Several extra good fresh jersey cows. Sanitary Dairy. WANTED. Canary birds. Call 72S West Lane, or Phone 267-Y. Mr. D. H. Brown. WELL DIULLINO. Let ine drill that new well, up-to-date outfit. U. E. Heinselman. ' WANTED. Competent woman for general housework. Mrs. W. J. Phillip. Suthcrlln, Ore. WANTED Young girl housework for elderly FOR SALE. Shetland pony. thoN oughbred; Mitchell buggy, tan names. E. C. Benson, Douglas National Bank Bldg. FOR SALE. Three exceptionally good milch cows. Inquire Uobt. TJomslaud. Koseburg, Ore., 3 mile south of Dixonville. FOR SALE Ford automobile, tn good condition, f:l-U; also second hand. Dodge Brothers car, $ T 7 . . Apply at Dodge Bros. Garage, Cass St., for particulars. FOR SALE. New five-passenger Overland, model 85, has been run Mill miles, cost J I" 1 5. w ill lake J'125 if taken at once. li. II. Owen, Oakland, Ore. FOR EXCHANGE. Equity in Oak land California, residence property for Oregon property. Will trade at less than actual value for good dial. G. M. Green, Melrose, Ore gon. Telephone 6-F 13. PROFESSIONAL CARDS IU. C. L. PEAKS01 DENTIST Office Commercial Club Building. Phone 2tu. DR. N. rLYLEK Licensed 1ilnrarUc PhynliUa 121 W. Lane St., Koseburg, Oregon Phone IU. Consultation and Esamtnatlon Free Office Hours. to . Chiropractic and Electrical Treatments. Dlt. ('. It. WADE PHYSICIAN AND Nl'lUiKON Phones: Off lie 453; Re. 126-R Rooms 415-413, Perkins Building I US. 8FEI.Y, S-CTIIEL STEWART Pliyslciaus and Surgeons Suite ot Offices Rear ot Douglas Ns uonal Bank, Orouni Floor. Phone 36 f. ROSEBL'R'J .... OREGON for general dy, one In I family. Tine. Call immediately, 222 S. WANTED. Competent woman to help in house and in store. Wage $6 per week. S. E. Tallman, Ruckles. WANTED HORSES. If you have any good young horses, 1000 to ltllio lb. for sale Bee J. M. Judd or Phone GO. WANTED. 25 men; wages 27 He per hour. Apply at Portland Ce ment Co., near Carnes station. Phono ii-F32. an- "O- The Ciilise of t'onstimtion. Constipation is usually due to a lack of waler in the exciemelll. To eliect a cure you must take more ater into the system. It may be months, however, before this has an appreciable effect on the bowels, but when persisted in and fruit and veg. -tables conlalutng water are'eat en freely, the condition may be over come. In the meantime use Ihe mild est laxatives obtainable and lake only enough to produce the desired eliect. Chamberlain's Tablets ale one of the best. They are easy to take and most agreeable in effect, c FOR SALE. The red Stmlehaker roadster belonging to the Blue .lav ranch. Reasonable. Cull or write Mrs. M. E. Hillyer, Route 1, Box 7 7. . S-W--W-H"I"M"H-H-H- .. DAILY WEATHER REPORT. .J. IT. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hour ending 5 a. in., today. Precipitation In Inches and hun dredths: Highest tem nerat in e yestcril.'.v J'' Lowest temperature last night 4M Precipitation, last 24 hours . . Total preclp. id'c nrst or mo. Normal precip. for this month Normal pn-cip. for this mouth Total preclp. (loin .'Vpt. 1 to date Average precis from Sept. 1. 77 3 1. 0s fT!-4-H-H"r"I-I"I"I"I":-4"!-;7 Jl. I.OnT. 4 . 4 J. Blue Persian cat. Reward if 4 J. returned to J. W. Pcikins. I- Total Uululei.' hum Sept 1. '16 Average precip. for 40 wet sea- son.i ISejit. to May Inclusively! 98 WILLIAM BELL, Observer Forecast : Forecast to 8 p. m, tomorrow for Southwestern Oieron: Vw'r tonight and Tuesday. WANTED. Second band Ford, late model preferred, must be in first class condition. Address Box 204, Ruckles, Oregon. MEN WANTED. For Imniediato work in Forest S r ice. Apply to S. C. Bartrum, office phone 22:, residence 38-F 2. WANTED. First class second-hand Ford tearing car, 1'JlG or 1 ! 1 7 preterred. Must be exceptional bargain for cash. R. F. D. No. 1, Box 12, Koseburg, Ore. SIDE LINE MEN Do you want n real one that one order a day will pay you $1.00. No samples to car ry. Something new. Write today Wield Mfg. Co. 208 Sigel St. Chicago, 111. WANTED. Root vegetables such as carrots, beets, turnips, etc. Let us know bow many you have and when they will be ready for mar ket. Highest carb prices paid Koseburg Fruit Co., Phone 83. BROCCOLI PLANTS. Stocky hardened ready now to be set. Grown from Imported seed only. Have ordered seed from same source for six years wilh best re sults. I. Harralson, West Kose burg, Phone 6-F 1 1. Office Hours: Phones 10 to 12 a. m. Ottlce: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 172 Dlt M'CKTT. SMITH I'bjsii liu Women and Children Diseases and ! Specialty. Offlcs: ?'-. nlc Bldg. Second Floor ALTO STAtiE l.IXK DEPOT. WE SELL real estate without com mission thru the publication known as the Oregon and Califor nia Land Owners' Bulletin. Wo send the buyers to you. We reach 15,000 people, monthly. You save and sell. Call 725 W. Lane, Dally stages and auto for Marsh field and all Coos Bay points, also for Peel ami Millwood, leave G. W. Rapp's grocery store. Fare to Myr tle Point, $5.00. Reservations made at 133 Sheridan street, phone 24. Silver Steel An advance in line of Enameled ware. It is we think the best so far made. Not quite white in appearance but just a little speckled, making a handsome appear ing vessel. The enamel is tough and not easily chipped. It should last many years with usual care. The cost is not so much more than the cheap gray wares. But The Satisfaction of Using, The Safety in using and The Long Life will pay you many hundred per cent over cheap gray. To give it an introduction we will allow 1G Rebate on any sales of it while on display in our show window. Churchill Hardware Co. IRONMONGERS Ileal estate can readily be sold, bought or exchanged though tho or I classified advertisements In The Re phone 257-Y. D. II. Brown, Agent. .view. A Want Adv. will bring you satisfactory results at small cost. , We are now in Operation and ready to receive Loganberries, Blackberries and Raspberries Will be in the market tor String Beans, Apples and other fruits. Name your shipping point and we will make youa cash price f.o.b. your station. Everfresh Food Company SUTHERLIN, OREGON BEFORE buying a CREAM Separator See the Latest, Model S11AKPLES Suction Teed at. the Douglas County Cicaniery (If m FOR RENT. FOR RENT. Six-room house at 710 So. Jackson. Inquire of Win. Van Buren. FOR KENT. House on West Doug las, opposite new High School. Phone 105-R. For Sale -PIPE- 5000 feet, 1 inch, second hand water pipe. See J. II. SINNIGER SHEET METAL WORKS 119 Oak St. Phone 428 DOUGLAS HIDE & JUNK CO. Highest cash market prices paid fur bides, wool, Iron, rags, cop per, brass, auto tires, 2nd hand tools and machinery. We pay best of prlres and buy anything of value, so call on us before disposing, of anything you havd on band. Square deal to all our motto. Phono 2111. Douglas Hide & Junk Co., Main & Oak. Koseburg. Ore. FOR RENT. Five-room furnished cottago on Pilzer street, lmiuire at People's Supply Co. FOR RENT. Thoroughly modem six-room bungalow on Commercial Ave. Carage. Apply to Kice & Kice, or Pafco Investment Co. FOR KENT Modern sleeping room, within half block of the husliiess district. I'so of hat li . nt t" a month. Apoly at 2K North Main street. FOR RENT. Suite of two house? keepinir rooms, first floor, very conveniently located. Also excel lent sleepinc porch, upstairs. Mrs. C. P. Shields, 112 Brockway St. FOK SALK AND TMADK TIVY OUR JERSEY ICE CREAM In 1 .itrjjt; or Smiill lirick.-s DOLOLAS COUNTY CRKAAU'KV Oh, a woinl'-rftil hit) h the pelican! His In nk will liolil morn than hi lHlic;tn. H cm. Ittil'l In liis beak I .tioui-'h for h wi''k- -I ilon't innlfTtarid how lh ln-llnm. "rMltU liiiniU'ly, we n not nil built like Hi' IviM-tin- dotiitK this hoi w.'iill'T order a can of koIu nnd you'll understand. The Roseburg Soda Works Phone 18 Foil SALK. I!M new. Km! J..ek.-on. 7 Studebaker, like Hamum, N. rO!t SALK. Three automobiles, or will trade for bay or grain. J.oui Kohibag'-n. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Oyer 30 Years Alwsys bears V? Signature of AT i hi; ROSE Toasted Almond, Maple Nut, Strawberry and Vanilla -ICE CRRAU Lofianheiry Freeze Orange Sherhtt, Iced Tea Furm Huttenniik KOK SA1.K.-- Horse good to drive, rule or rack. V. H. Brown, Phone J K 14. FOIt SAI.K (II! TIlAOi: New. sin t-le, roadster bucy. lmiuire lin:: So. Stephens. Best Quality Canned Goods Wc have a complete line of the well known IJiamoiul " " canned goods. Try the sifted wrinkle peas, none better, also beans, corn and tomatoes. Civp our canned baked sweet potatoes a trial, theyr'e line. THE CASH STORE l&ff FOR DRIER PIPE DIPPING BVCKETS, TANKS AND SHEET MET AL WORK OF ANY DESCRIPTION SEE J. H. SINNIGER. The only Exclusive Sheet Metal Works in the City 1 19 Oak Street, Phone 428 fCK0HOOOOOOWOOOO00000 SOME CAR! That Mitchell Six -D-40- Let us Show You Koseburg J. F. Barker & Co. Implements and Vehicles OOOCKmXOOCkiOOOOOOOOiOiCmSO Oregon 3 oeaooo8ciol There'll Be A Nice Cool Day (In Deeember) Cooler than niec perhaps, and the house more than cool down-right COLD. . For a house, not already so protected, the cheapest and best stove to be had i Lath and Plaster Drying plaster is one of the good things that this sort of weather is made fr. Kenny Lumber Company Phone 352 Phone 352 yorNd rows nut s wiling.-. J. Alln-il IJt;tros, OrHgoii. AI,K Ciill A tutf I .ho n, I O It -SAI.K. A numtxT tt Roml ImrM-H, nil a(fn. Iiniiir N. 'urr' l-"ntt-, l'lmiiH 1!. r,t-h. i;ri far k.-oh. l!'l Uarniiiii, :i 1 rj It u')rt"f H.I rrowprx, 8fe lifffiro ttuylnic pl.intM. Wo hvo a fmrplufi frutu both Importer, ami Hotn'-ftir ! Kn"fiT l! il f IU r. It'J--htll k ;ri(' n. phinf 4" - V 1 1 Wv Stil! Have a Complete Iine of Uhvk and White 15c - HOSIERY Men's Women's Children's Carr's - a variety store 5-10 25c goods .... 217 N. Jackson Where's the Fire? I tho imiml iirllin kIk-ii His Ore uhlillu lilim. Vim cn tell Ilia es m t li Al ion In i-cniul If ynu bnvs lino itt lliv new fire map slumlnjc (lie wiinU mill uitliiK f"H iiiHlrurtloiis uu n-K.ilini a fire, lull si ur itfflte mill t t i. in- of liti'fie lute nui. Vimi will iijiprw lino imr rlliirtH In koIOiik nut lliii lire niiii. Yuii lll ! li-.r.-ilnl llin MiHi'lnr survlie giten )imr Jmitiilry nurk lisre. Iosebur Steam Laundry PHONE 7J Porch Hammocks B. W. STRONG THE FURNITURE MAN, Roscbury, Or.