Roseburg review., July 09, 1918, Image 5

amana bombctw mtotw, ttedat, ntr , .
fai fit
cur news :
Rev. K. J. Uajuiorr
from Wilbur today.
W. F. Tiiomas nuui
ir-n this morning.
I rip to '
iimru-
Miss Mildred Levis lft thi
itig for a visit at CU-ndule.
The Grand kt-ffaurutit ms
China sootfivs, the best ever. Try
kHi.iu. i
Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Own 1 ft iu:
evimt? lor i'urtiaud on a busings 5
trip.
Miss (arrk StMhr and Mrs. Oigj
Sethfr, of (iiendaie, iiiul ycstrlay
in this city.
Mrs, A. C. Seely went to Myrtl
(YtH'k last' eveniiip, wh-r sit. wii!
np nd pevwal days visaing.
Mrs. L. L. Waiter ami thildrtn, of
llandoQ, wlio had ben visiting h re(
lft this morning for rants Va.
Mrs. Krt-d Hansen arrived htre
this morning trotn otht'Uo, Wash., to
visit with hr sister, Mrs. W. H. Cor
tJon. Farmers should patronize the
Orand liostaurant, as we buy direct
from the farmers. Best meals in
city.
Mrs. U. L. Winniford arrived h r1
last evening from Alhai y to visit ,
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Bishop.
Mis. F. W. Fa ye r-ttirtud ht
veiling from Itend, rtg.tit, In te
slie had been visiting tor th last i
thrt-e wfeiis.
Mits Coiis'.ane" Uuihsirt arrived
Saturday evening from Portland to
visit here for a vek with her is;ei
Mrs. W. V. Keyes.
M rs. S. L. I i Hard ret urned i. h ;
morning from Fort Stevens and As
Xut ia, where she visited w;t h ior
son, Francis IMilard.
Mrs. J. A. 0;tniioH and dat.t'hJer.
Miss Vera raniubell. reiurned to I-ii- i
lard last evening, aster a tiny snnt ;
in this eity siioiping.
T. S. I'oppoek, a veteran of the
Soldiers Home, b-ft last even:; i -r
Contra Costa, Cal., where he wiH
visit duriiitr tite sumii'V.
Mrs. I. V. ci.fine and daughter, '
Miss Unth i'ozine. who itej:t the dfiy
here shopping, returned ia; t cv iti.'g
to their home at Mviiie Creek.
Gerald Freshwater, who had in n
visiti:!g here with hi: parents en
Sou:h !eir Creek, left t-veniiiu
on his r-'turn to San KrtJM'isi-o.
I. , Wier. assist a iit superinten
dent of the Southern laejfu w.ts
here today making I. "; annuaJ i-i-speetton
trip. He arrived from i'ort
and and will leave this evening.
Mrs. Julia Uafhhun left this i,iori
ing for Jaeksonvilie, where she w,U
visit with her son. who has be;
called to the army and expects to
b-jive beiote long tor Fort Sree'
tor training.
Attorney li. L. Kddv returned lat
evening from Newport, where he
;ent the Fourth mid lisited a f-w
days. Previous to that he had hew;
at Saiein Ht tending to busiue-s he
fore the Supreme Court.
Major Ji. C. Dunn, o!' the ;r;ilhr
division of the army, stopped oiV
here for a visit yesterday. M- jor
himn was enrouie to Portland from
San Francisco, when It- re-eH ed a
telegram summoning him back Ut
San Franeisro.
Fern Uorkhill, who wsi atnoni
the Hougias County boys who vtdnn
teered with the limited sen ire caii.
passed through this city this morn
ing cnroute to Kiddle !o pend a
short furio;:h at his home there.
The young man hi's been in the ser
vice almost a month and is now sta
tioned at Astoria.
a
Arundel, piano tuner. Thone 1J?1.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always brf
the
Uromore F ertilizer
Nifrogcn ( per cent
rSiosphtiric AciJ . 9 to 10 pti cent
Potash 5 per cent
(,'reen Lattns, Ilenltby Hrno
Plants, leriis, lieaittlftil Flimeis,
Ijirly Ycgctnldtx, Profitable t'min
ami Delicious lrtm find iierrie
J. F. BARKER & CO.
IMPLEMENTS AND VEHICLES.
Mitchell Automobile. 100 Per Cent Oversirength
RETREAD YOUR TIRES
m T.
Diu w in
with your
I 4lf
1 lieS
Blow Qui
fioM'butg YuUanizmgU'k.i.
i!W X. Jak"n Sire. t.
Johnson & Trunk
Mothers of OrepnMfi (OlUtt
I Prepare for Troubie!
When a eirt becomes a woman. wba
a woman Uectm-a a mother, and heu
:' a woman jia&ts through the change of
iitiU'tit hif, are iht tijiv period oi
jIf fthfn heaiih and strength are moat
nefdrd 10 withstand the pain and dis- I
It. otu-n cans-d bv severe organic d
ttubauece. Many thoufatuls along the
livtitv vasi ruuiu mtm it jufc v
V liow"ig
Moxiwik. Oukgon. I am certainly
Kisii tit rtH-omrii.Titi ir. Pi'Tt's rav.rtt
i'roiTititiim. 1 think it is a i-sind to j
womankind, liuntm esiavtam-y 1 was I
iii. . sick witii tnat t. rriiilc morning j
ukiss. 1 was o bad that 1 Si- could 1
nA rat one thins. I comm. -iuvd taking
-.iif 'favorite i'n siri)iti.n' ami t was re- j
li.'ved at vtuv no mure trnttwa. no bead- f
ai h. . no backache, and t got thnmgh
11.- M.
W.
Mct'ready Cami.
SoKKt.t.A. OfiKfio.v " I have snffered
evervthtttR tinrinit Vivtaey bul the
i;t-t time I to"lt Hr Pierce'. Favorite
l'rvcriUii ai I wver nuss1.! a meai
and hid c'mfaratfv.iv no stifferittg. I
witnifi snreiy recommend the ir.'rip
tioit ' to all iroect;ve iiiotijerji ami. aio,
ttr yomnz niri? comtits int. wnmanhtiod.
"A irtetid is taking ihis mitiicitie mm
as i advi-.Kl her to a;id she is tmftntvtna
fast, tine wouid not kn-nv he the
fiasne woiaait." -M tts, II. F,. titnsox.
AM) VICINITY.
AH (-otimitisijcations over tile Glide
nt'd !eet teiejihone line came to an
end Friday morning when all the
!olt s collapsed for a distance of
about one-half mile above the Mont
.Mto ferry iamiin); oa the North
rmjMpm i!tver. I. Mcl.atsj'him
and tleorse He.nebrafce Hoon arrived
tipon the scene of the troubie but
vn r" e.liaide to ttlake ilie lit'eessary
r n..irs witltotit !!!. The final r
ptirs were made Saturday morning,
a:'tr as-'isfatH-.. h:td ian civen by
nb- v i-oHscriie-r of the line. The
ea'.ise of the trotthle va.s the decayed
:el of the iKiles breaking away.
Viet'jr Hlakeiy, vbo joined the
spruce jjrod;ie:ion division early in
ihe year, lta lie tt etiioytng a itott
f!tflout:h with his parents. Mr. aud
Mrs. il. A. I!iakeiy. of this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Alexander re
turned frotit lloseburg last Fridav
vilii a suj.ply of yarn fer tie local
!' d Crops auxiiiary.
Mr. and -Mrs. I'. C. Wrighi, of
liiihee, are visiting witll friends and
reiaties in this vicinity.
Atvin Schlttetuann, of this vicinity.
vas among those from Itougias
t'ottnty who left for Fort Mcllowell.
t'at.. last Friday. Mr. Selitoeinatttt
has two hrotliers. Sjdn.-v and Waldo,
who liave been in the 1'. S. service
for several months. The latter i a
member of the V. navy, while tbe
former is serving in the L'uth Kr-ju-neers
in France.
S. H. t'rouch and fami'y sp'nt
Sutoiay on the North I'mpt'iia.
Kveryoce in tiiis vicinity is busy
hayiiiff. iietfer crops are being real
ized than were anticipated.
! X.
Former Resident Ob-s
' C t1. liammeriy. formerly of
Grants i'as, died yesferday in ;len
, dKle, says tiie Grants I'ass Fourier.
Mr. HniilHteriy had been in Vortiand
for some time in a sanitarium, and
', had just come to Ulendaie for ills
'health. He is well known in this
'citv, hnvim: lived here for many
ears.
Retrejidinc, Price
List
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Alt Ifeufrfffcd AdwtUrt In
Tti new today will be (ouod oa
tat under Sn Today" bead.
MONEY TO LOAN $3,ttdtt to
000 local iaoaey to loaa a ircl
mortgage farm mecurlij 03
three aud five year. See M. .
uiC9 Loan Aaeot for Rice & Kice.
:
TWENTY
YEAR RURAL CREU1T
FARM LOANS. 1100,080 tt
$160,000 life iosuraaee atoaer to
loa oo first mortgage tmrm -curily.
Strictly twenty yew rurl
credit loam, tow rate of iuletat,
prlrilfge of prepayment at any
time. Write M. F. Rice, Loan le
partroent. Rice Ric.
UST ASl POISU.
I I.OsfT Somewhere betwMa Norto
Jackson street and M. K. ttiurcn,
a Rebekah pin. Kinder please
leave at licvitrw office, or phone
S3.
WASTKO
WANTED A maid at once at Hotel
i',-.,,
Z . JT
WANTED Canary birds. Mra. O.
H. Brown, North Bend, Oregon,
- .
w 4VTED Ha. baU'd or nnbaled.
Atidlesa Mary li. Moore. 124t
North Jackson afreet.
WANTEll Married man for farm
work: ateady job for good teams
ter; house tarnished. Addreaa A.
V. Solle, Wilbar. Ore., It. K. D.
WANTKD Laborers at tbe Oregon
Portland Cement Co.'a qoarry,
near Carnes, $4.25 per day and
Uii. Good aceoiamodaUoas, Pitone
5-F32.
WANTED Men 17 to 45 to learn
the express business. Attractive
salaries to start with and good op
portunities for advancement,
either in offices or on trains a
messengers. t Signed i Agent,
American Railway Kspresg Co.
VOn BENT,
FOR KENT Furnished cottage,
close in. Inquire 221 W, Wash
ington. FOR KENT 5-room house Kith
bail), in good location. Phone
15-F12.
FOR RENT Five tarnisuea rooms,
close in, clean. Call 124 West
Ltougias St.
FOR RENT -5-room bouse with
bath; good barn, inquire 726 So.
Pine street.
FOR RENT 5-rootn liuugatow, fur
niture good as new. Phone 49-J,
after 4 o'clock.
FOR RENT Three-roora bungalow,
with bath. Inquire 627 East Doug
las, or phone 33-Y,
FOR SAUS 45D TKAitK
FOKD FOR SALE Good Ford tour
ing car in A-I condition, i'bone 5.
FOU SALE A baby cart, leather
finish. Inquire 325 South street,
Roseburg.
FOR SALE From 50 io 100 nanny
goats. J. li. Hawiey, Divide, Lane
County, Oregon,
FOR SALE 10 No. I Jersey miich
cows, from 3 to 6 years old. J. F.
Tracy, Drain, Oregon.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Two draft
horses, weight 1450 each, 9 and
ltf years old. Ed. NoaU,
FOR SALE Two good work teams.
Edenbower Orchard Tracts, Fred
Fisher, Mgr. Phone 25-F4.
GOATS FOR SALE 60 head of does
with kids alongside, price $6 per
head. W. S. Norman, Drew, Ore
gon. l-Dit isAl.K tome pups, eight
weeks old, ready for delivery, $&
each If taken at once. Sunshine
Ranch. I'bone 1-F2.
FOR SALE 1 team whiie geldings,
11 and 12 year old; also ona
geiding 2H years old. Uoseburg
Seed and Nursery Co.
FOR SALE CHEAP Sawmill, two
engines tone 20 b. p. and one 30
h. p. i in good condition. Davtd
McCollum, Sutherlia, Oregon.
FOR SALE CHEAP If taken at
once, 1 aeren-year-oid family
I mare, two seated surry and har
' ness. Inquire at t'l'i W. Cas St.
FOR SALE CHEAP Work bench
with screw vise and bench stop,
13.1,0. Also garden tools and
, scythe. Call H44 Corey Ave, or
phone 181-R.
FOR SALE -Oak and laurel block
and stove wood, 13 5tt and 13 5 a
tier delivered in Roseburg. Also
one saddle mare, weight about
i$u ii. Phone 31-Fii.
I'itiS Thoroughbred fsuroc Jersey
gilts, open or bred for fail litters
Also eaaed pigs. All sales ntade
with money-back guarantee of sat
islaetlon Charles A brand, Rose
b'ttg, Oregon,
FOR SALE OR THAlE- h p
vasoiitie sa, and Saxon runabout,
both in tod condition; will sell
separately, or will trade for Ford
Saw $ilo, Saion tlsS, for cash.
J. E. Kirk, at lime quarry.
FOR SALE Tbr'-e cof!te bound,
one fuli-tdood Ketilueky Red male
dog. one fuii-blod red and white
shotted female fox hound, one
fnii-biood biack and tan femaie
fox hound. Ciayborae Alien, Look
ing Gl, Oregon.
liFOR SAi.-Ptg. Apply to Joea
raikh tow. I&4&!r SU sfeuta
It ia a aoidier'a daty to JSjat Qer
mana. It ia our buaiceaa is flht
Grrnu. sierma are deadly a '
aieaaa of atatructioa ia warfare.
Witb aixty pounda fit hot ateam
orwd tisrounij tae garment it mean
death to any deadiy germ tnat may
be lurking sear. We not only get
the germ, bat we take oat the grease
and dirt teat aumuiae oUe tne
clothing is Iteing worn.
If yea da not tbmk there ts dirt
in your clothing, jant look at the
sample ia oar window. Sanipie far
nished npon request.
IMPERIAL CLEANERS.
(Try oar way.
We call and deliver. rhoce ITT.
o
AUTO STAGE iijrs DEPOT.
Daily stagea and auto for S3trh
Seid and ail Coos Bay point, also
for Peel and Millwood, tear Q. W.
Rapp'a grocery More. Fare to Myr
tle Point, tS.OO. Reservation made
at lit Sheridan atreet. Phone 14
NOTICE of sale of Government tim
ber. General Land Office, Wash
ington, D. C May 13, 1S18. Notice
is hereby given that sabject to the '
eondtiiona and limitations of the Act
of June 9, 1916 fS9 Stat., 21Sf, and
tbe instractions of tbe Secretary of j
the Interior of September 15, JS17, 1
the timber on the following iandat
will be sold Juiy 13, 191a, at 10 j
o'clock a. B at public auction at the
United States Land Office at Kose-
burg, Oregon, to the highest bidder
at not less than tbe appraised value
as shown by this notice, sale to be
subject to the approval of the Sec
retary of the Interior, The purchase
price, with aa additional sum of one
fifth of one per cent thereof, being
commissions allowed, must be de
posited at time of sale, money to be
returned if sale is not approved.
otherwise patent wiil issue for the
timber which must fee removed with
in tea years. Rids will lie received
from citizens of the United States,
associations of each, citizens and
corporations organized under the
laws of the United States or any
stale, territory or district thereof
only. Upon application of a quali
fied purchaser, the timber on auy
legal subdivision will be offered sep
arately before being iacluded ia any
offer of a larger aait. T. 15 8.. li.
6 W.. Sec. S; NW!4 SW'W, Dosgias
fir 450 M.; Sft'S SW'i, Doagiaa
fir 31)0 M.; SWy SE4. Douglas fir
4a0 M., none of the iougias fir to
he sold for less than fl.oo per M.
T. 87 S., R. 6 W., See. 17; SEH
SEH. red fir 138 M., yidiow pine
270 M., sugar pine lid M none of
the red fir to be gold for less than
50 centa per M., none of the yellow
piae to be sold for less than $2. on
per M., and none of the sugar pine
to be sobi for iess than $2.50 jr id.
CLAY TAi.l.MAN, Commissioner
Genera! Land Office,
4. DAILY WEATHER REPORT,
fWIM'fl IlitiiM 1:-
U. S. Weather Bureau, locai office.
Roseburg, 24 hours ending S a. m.,
today:
PreclsiHatioa !o laches and hna
dredihs: Maximum fempenitur ....... Sl
Minimum temperature f7
irecipitatim fl
Total precip. since first of ma-
, o
Normal Precip. for month 32
Total precip, from Sept. I to date
24 20
Average precip. Irons Sept. 1, '11
, , , 33 94
Total deficiency from Sept. 1, "l?
9 14
Average precip. for 1 wet sea
sons iSepi. (o May, inc.i 31.96
WILLIAM BELL. Observer,
Forecast to 8 p. st, tomorrow fof
Southwestern Oreaon:
Yoniteht and Tuesday fair.
HOOVERiZR
USE
BUTTERMILK
10c per ga!!on
Fresh every day at
Douglas County Creamery
IF YOU WANT
MILK and CREAM J
-PHONE 186- ' t
ROSEBURG DAIRY & SODA WORKS I
6 lf .U'.'a-T li li.
HOW TO TELL A RIPE MELON
Order it from
Phone 91
NELYS CASH STORE
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
HKS. PLVI.FK PLVLKIt
Lvwsl CttiteptMtk I
til W Lane St., Rosebarg. 0ijs
Phcas at, f
Coeatiitatloa and tnta .-.
Of ! Hoara. to
Cbircpractlc ad ElsctHsti Tteat
Qiesta. ISRs. 8EEI.Y. SKTHKK M gTEW .48T
Pbyaktec aad Mttrseua
Suit of tffict Rear of Deagia N
tiosai Saak, Grnaai iioar.
I'bs'ta ML
RCEE8URQ .... OHIQtSS
Office Hoara; Paonee
10 ts II a. ts. Office: Mai3 lit
J to 4 p st. Re: !a I?2
MIL M'fKTT SMITH
Pbyetctan
WetrM ad Chiidrea Dtaratea
a Spectaity.
Off!?' Masonic la. ecsoI FSoes
HK1NI.ISK lI.4N Ht Htl, VVSi.I.
ltMlf;s fi:tT. t.-.
j.utnter clashes in clutrs it Mr.
L. 11. Jioor, 11 H.ati! Si.
Telepbsse 417. 11 Cass Street.
U. YOI".NJ S-N
!Stl Ktt aixl losarance.
Roeetturf National Bank iiultding,
Rosebarg, Orcgoa.
PIL S. 1 HeLAl'P
, . . ,.,
Osteopathic Physician aad M'rgew.
St7-lg Perkins Bids.
Phone 11$ and 252 L Koseharg.
MBS. V. It, OWLS
Vni Flowers, Potted Ptassts, Fanerwi
Uosigaa, Wedding Isom-Betst.
PHONES
Oreechouse S-F 12 City 0
lil W. Cam Street.
i;t,i:imsts si:ki t liM isv
iH. vats der lit, Mjir.
ROSKBtRO - - OHKtSOS
Review Want. Ads. bring results.
SLABWOOD
In carload lots at
Denn Trcmfer &. Storage
Co. - Phone 12S
W. S. HOWARD
Sf IOES REPAIR
JJSOLEDI4 ING
The Economy Market
lee. Kohlhagen, In,p. Phone SS.
Have Just Installed
An Auto Cylinder
Re-boring Mariiint and am
prepared to do Auto
Cylinder Re boring
and Grinding
G. L PRIOR
Corner Oak and Stephens.
FIRST QUALITY
M'tKM.iv; Miftt,
It is Not a Poison
And Leaves No Odor
Xt't ii-K thoroughly Sixinfect aad H things. It will IfctB
H all o&uTr Caa fee is 4rlskisc lr s4
br, StfT puxiHry asi Jofk.
Vst in jour Um rooms &r cneJ.
Yfi is your b&&tm,-kt &nd
Umi'mb? it eas Im asy ami ryf
it i nut osh
If is eaa-eatif
If mix watr Tidily
If iU stay swisgsi
It -wiU Rot cltig prayr
it tff jpmH -t la atam mat &&Mr& thtu earfeatJc
Churchill Hardware Company
Canningby
Hud yes vr ih&ught of thin es
mi lay? H4 list iU July "Gsod
kiitrn- if.
Douglas County Light & Water Company
Phone 61 Phone 61 Phone 61
We have welcome news:
It's LOWER PRICES
-trkvi a rash feys-imsa a io at tw?dFk. T&
li-iit. r the fctist pt ay for ih&m fii y?h&l&&th?
hill iv $ui ni S xtr sHtisw -B''fefi, tfe
ttT ptts th' Sice bv stark eacSttStly ssiisg ia.
Cttmr in ami a
TIIE SQUARE DEAL CASII GROCERY
Shiri Jan and Lane Sts. 8. T. AshwerJh, Srep,
IPECIAL
Wc take linbh or roagh dry as Sate in the
week as Friday at 10 a. m. and return Sat
urday. No extra charge for this
SPECIAL SERVICE
PHONE 79
Roseburg Steam Laundry
Are i on uomg i our snare f
S!mi yon ha" a (ediremsn Satni over ou wbSie oti Kiit Why
not be;it littitariiy?
V isave hsssidsoi of Stefss f foodKtaif is gsientr Th 5ovr3
s"Bt ufkx lor Viii;AT to tnth war. Isa'i thr sosaelbtej i
mil cn eat?
A!i She bi.s.i, all the heroifHt, sli !b ssoney, H the tnatsitioB is
th world wtii no! wis this war ual oar jtraiie are red. Tb
Fowi Adintntx'rattoii ba nndertaltoa to fd thoot with th olu
iary heiu of iojal Anierscaai. Ar yoss dotEg yoar ssarsf
THE CASH STORE frrJEG
1
Here's a Wonderful Showing ot New
Tailored Waists
With tin tfiann f newness apsjn them that every
Li Sy a J nir, an i th a Lied appeal f very maderate
priees. Ail tin new Spring Blouses are smart so far
remuved from "laanMiHess" that they are distinethe
iy aUf trtive New Crepe de chine, silks, satins and
wj-A ni iter ials -cwats, sweaters, gloves and hosiery.
There's a Reflection of
Springtime in Oar Display Windows
. ABR AHA
OO.GOO0000s5KXSSOarOKSGGS
Electricity
NOTICE
N. Jackson St,
RostburgOre,