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KVBSISQ ROaBBUBQ REVIEW, XHl'ItttDAr. .M'tlCST , 1IH. rxam nau I II cm NEWS -: The Grand Restaurant t-ervea China uoudles, the best ever. Try to them. Farmers should patronize the Grand Kestauraut, as we buy direct from the farmers. Best ineuls In city. Mr. and Mrs. John Ah-xitm!. t and Mia. Theresa Alexander canie in from Glide last evening to attend the session of the Itheltah lodge. Statt-- Fair, Salem, Onfon, Sep tember 23-28. Splendid exhibits, ex cellent music, high class entertain ments and a superb racing card. For particulars write A. li. Lea, Salem, Oregon. Judge Dexter I ice and family have returned from lioek Creek, where they bpent the past month. Mr. Hiee says this was one of the most enjoy , able outings he ever had. The weather was li :e and the situation restful. Dr. and Mrs. H. 1,. Studhy, of Eugene, who spent a few days with them, returned home Sunday. Mrs. T. J. Ardray. .Mrs. A. K. Shiria, Mrs. Jack Culver, Mrs. H. It. Schamp, Mrs. J. A. Iiarge, Mrs, Harry Ueese and Miss Gillespie were over from Sntherlin last eeifinc to attend the session of the Kehekah lodge here and greet the president of the liehekah Assembly of Oregon. The president, .Mrs. Jennie llurke. of Grants Pass, visited the Suiherlin lodge last Friday. Work at Crater Lake Fourteen laboring men who were hired at Portland to work on the Government impi ovemi nt contracts at Crater l.ujte. arrived in the city this morning, says the Med ford Tri bune. It required two auto stage ears and a motor truck (o haul tin men and their luggage and other equipment to the lake today. More laboiers are coming from Portland daily to work at Crater Lake park, it was announced by Court Hall tiiis morning, as the run I factors- have found it impossible to hire local la bor for work there. SAI.K COlll.l"ri.l I1Y lifX.IISl'OKT I.IMIlKIt CO. Sale of the Koedsport l.lt!llbr Co. propert it at licedsputl and on llu I'lupiiua Kiver. iiicliidinu llu' mill and about iu.nno.ooii toot of land ing lir and spruce was cilccled last niahl wiih lir. li. V. Morrow. E. Otnor and A. H. l.ouil. chiel stock holders in the corporation which i seller, and J. 1. Jones, lonuerly oi Cottage Orwve. and K. A. Anniii. ul MyrMii Point, duel' stockholders n. Iho purchas.iim corporation, says the .lnl.lhlield Times. J. 1. June today v .-ill to lleeds purl lo lake fliaiajt' nt minor chunKcs wlii' li will bo inade prepar atory to staitini: ciitiinc. in about a week, including !h camp which will ho tint in. approxitnatly litty men will be employed. The mill cuts about iiu.iiuo Ucl. Mr. Jones, who for 20 years was Willi the Itootli-Ki-lly l.umher Com pany, it is said, will have rharge ol tbe camp; Mi. Anuin of the offce. and another manager w ill he found , lor the mill. ! The plain has been Hosed down for several weeks while negotiations w-ejo under way. Review Waul.. Ads. bring res-ull. J. DAII.V WKATIIKK IlKI'OUT. X 4. u-HW-i-1 M l M I M IM-H- V. S. Weather Hureau. local office, Roseburg, 24 hours finding i a. m., todav: Precipitation In Inches and hun dredths: daMinilltl tciiiperatiiro I"1 . I i 11 1 111 II Illleil.pelalUle f,?. ,'l-r-eipitatli'U ..... 0 Total prwip. elnc nist ut-ino. o N0riM.1l Pn'cip. for month Total pteHp. from Sept. 1 to date 1. i ... i ... 1.71 Average rreclp. from Srpt. 1, '77 .... .... . -:4.lo Total deficiency from Sept. 1, '17 !i.:!3 Aer.ic,- preeip. for -J 1 W'.t sta- sun-; (Sept In May. inr ) . . . !'tl VII.I.IA;.t JlELE. Observer. Koircai : i. ; Forecast to S y. in. lomorfo foi finnthw-p.tern Orpnon: Tonight and Frul.e. hiW'-rs ; cool er Friday, : . . . ; CASTOR 1 A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years vavs tve the Signaiute OFF TO CAMP Tl.ni good. We imp" im1 liav ;i good tin.-, and ou pnib.ilily will if th. .-.us" ai" t""d all'l nuilL-h ( tin III Th il V our ji.--j i 1 1 ; . NEELY'S CASH STOREPhone91 Are You Doing Your Share? Mu-t you have a i.l,i eniaii sta ml over you while you eat? Why not s:ive wheat voluntarily? We have bundu ds "f itrn.s of food 'tu ITs In plenty. The C,oern inent sksj for V.IILAT to. wit liie war. Isn't there something ds ou n oat? . ... , All tbe blood, nil the heroism, all th" money, all the munitions in tbe world will nul win this war unless our armies are f'd The Food Adiuinwitrutu.n has undertaken to feed them with the volun tary help or Rival Aniertcnn- Are you doing your share? THE CASH STORE j&Ki? (From Port Umpqua Courier.) Soldiers have been at Camp 7 the past week taking out a donkey in- 1 gme which the Government has Itaken over from the Gardiner Mill Co. The Johnson mill people have taken it from the Government and wiH remove the donkey to their log ging camp. it. K. Clanton, master fish war den, who had been in the Lower I'lnpuiia country for several days looking over proposed sites for a silverside hatchery and -interviewing those interested in commercial fish ing, returned to Portland the first of the week, well satisfied with the out look for the establishment of a hatchery here in the near future. CHICHESTER S PILLS ltnicirl-t. A.toMlll.lIILN.TEKR veaiil.ii..wnoslict,bafeitIAlN'v Hellal la 'SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE LODGE CARDS A. P. & A. M., Laurol Lodge No. la Regular CoinmuntcatlonB 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month al Masonic Temple, Roseburg, Ore Vt8li.org welcome. O. P. COSHOW, W. M. W. F. KARRIS. Secy. U. 1. U. Kllu, Roseburg Lode, No 8-0. HoldB regular communica tions at tbe Elks' Temple on tlit 2nd and 4th Thursdays of eacb month. All members requested to attend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to attend. GEORGE NKUXEIl, Jr., E. R. IRA H. KIDUl.K. Secretary. ICAGI.KS, Roseburg Arle meets lti thulr ball on Jackson St., on Snc and 4tb Monday evenings of eact month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth ren In good standing always wel come. FRED P. CLARK. W. P. H. F. GOODMAN, W. Sec Phone M 183. I. O. O. F., Rising Ktar (xxlge No. 174 meets In the Odd Fellows' Tern pit every Friday evening, Viiltlnn brethren always welcome. R. E. Rl'SSKI.I., N. O. CAKE W. OILMAN', Rec. Secj M. FICKLE. F. S. 1. O. ). I'li!letrui Ixxlite No. H Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple, corner Jackson and Cass Sts., od Saturlay evening of each week Members of tbe order In good landing are Invited to attend. I.EU'IN II. PARKER, N. (I. A. J. GEDDES, Rec. Secy J. U. BAILEY. Fin. Secy. I. O. O. F I'nion Encaiuproent No. 8. Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple, very Thursday evening. Vleltlns brethren always welcome. HORACE C. HERO. C. P. YICTO RBOYII. H. P. OLIVER JOHNSON, R. S JAMES EWART. F. S. KMCilllH OF PYTHIAS, Al)hl Lodge No. 4 7. nioets every Wed nesday evening Cor. Jackson and Cass Sts. Visitors alwavs welcome SAM CIIKISTIKN.SEN. C. C. ROY F. DUUIIIN. M. F. E. E. WIMHERLY, K. R. S. OVAL OKIH It OF MOUSE, Rose burg Lodge No. ln;!7. Meels on tlie second and fourth Wednesday evening of eacb uinnlli, at S o'clock in the Maccabee hall. All visiting brothers invited to atlend. tll.KNS WOODRFFF, IHitator. li. o. pa it 1 ;i:ti:r, Secp-mry. O. K. S., lUMobnrs Cliaitpr No. 8. Holds their regular meeting on the 1st and 3rd Thursday In eacb month. Ylfttlng members In good standing are respectfully Invited to attend MRS. MADGE I1UCHANAN. W. M. FREE JOHNSON, Secy. RKI1FKAHS, Hosebutrf Rebekal Lo'dne. No. 4 I. O. O. F. Meeti In Odd Fellows' Temple every Tuesday evening Visiting listen and brethren Invited to attend. MI'S Al I'M: HOFFMAN, N. . MRS. IIF.I.I.F. STKI'IIF.NSON, Sec. IMOI.l.A I. l.F.WIS, F. S. W'OODMFN" OF TIIK WOUI.K, Oali Camp No. 125. Meets In the Odd Fellows hsll In RosebDrg everj lit ft 3rd Monday evenings. Visit lni neighbors alwavs welcome. I.. J. IIARNF.S, C. C. M. M. M1I.LKR, Clerk. M'UillllORS OF WOOIKHAFT, l.ilac Circle No. 45. Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each month at Odd Fellows' hall. Visiting members In good stand ing ar Invited to attend. , TIM. IE I. JOHNSON, O. N. 1 CI.AHA CAWl.FIKLI). Clerk. 1 lie, IIIIMlu.lli "IIAMI. A "ijV l.AiIlmil A-t yur Itmcul-t f(r A I. Hi iii II; (I ami UM in. uliiAVx K K-ik-.t vl.1, Kiue KiUon. Y M luLe no ulhrr lluv of.u, V All Classified Advertisements In serted new tiklay will be found . on last page under "New Today" bead. MONEY TO LOAN J10.UOU to 16, 000 local money to loan ou first mortgage farm security. One, three aud five years. See M. F. Rice, Loan Agent for Rice & Hlce. TWENTY YEAR RURAL CREDIT FARM LOANS. $100,000 to $150,000 life insurance money to loan on first mortgage farm se curity. Strictly twenty year rural credit loans. Low rates of Interest, privilege of prepayment at any time. Write M. F. Rice, Loan De partment, Rice I Rtce. LOST AND FOUND. LOST Between Roseburg and Carm s a coil of --inch wire rope. Finder please notify, care Hotel rnipuua, Oregon Agricultural Lijiiestouc Co. WANTED WANTED Canary birds. Mrs. D. 11. Urown, North Bend, Oregon. It. E. 1IEINSELMAN, well driller. R. F. D. No. 1, Roseburg, Oregon. WANTED Hay, grain, oats, barley, ele. Will pay cash. See 1110 first. J. M. Judd. WANTED AT ONCE Cook Tor the Hotel Clarke. Write or telephone the Hotel Clarke, Gleiidale, Ore. WANTED Married man for farm work; sleady job for good teams ter; bouse furnished. Address A. C. Solle, Wilbur, Ore., R. F. l. WANTED-Laborers at the Oregon Portland Cement Co.'s quarry, noar Carnes, $4.25 per day and up. Good accommodations. Phone B-F32. ALL MEN knowing themselves In debted to P. L. Randies please cull at John Long's office and settle at once, or make arrangements for settlement. P. L. Randies. WANTED Miners. 4.ll0 per day. laborers $:! .an per day. eight hours: board $1,011. Sixteen miles on aulo slage mini Collage Grove. Black Butte Oilicksilver Mine, ll'uckbuilo, Oregon. WANTED Man Tor general farm work, by the year; one Willi fam ily prelerrt d. House, wood anil water furnished. Good position for tbe right man. Slate experi ence and wagis desired. Address L. S Care of Review. BOYS WANTED We need the ser vices of a number of gratuuiur school boys for permanent part- j lime work. The boys we select I w ill be w ell paid and given an ' opportunity to earn, learn and ad vance. Apply to Roseburg Book Store, M. J. & S. J. Shoemaker, j 2:11 N. Jackson SI., Rosebuig, : Ore. I FOll KENT. FOR RENT 5-rooni bouse with bath, ill good location. Phono 15-F12. j FOR RENT Five furnished rooms. close lu, clean. Call 124 West Douglas St. Foil Rl:NT II room buncalow, with bath. I'all C2i Fast lioui;!". or phone ;i:i-V. FOK HALF, AMI TKAUR Oil SAI.K - 1 small roll-top desk. I :l-:il rifle. See Me. at the water and licbl oil ice. FOR SAI.K Two good work teams. Fdelibower Orchard Tracts, Fred Fisher, Mgr. Phone 1I5-F4. FOR SAI.K Carload of feed, will be Ion in a few davs; mill feed, rolled oatw. rye, shorts, etc. J. M Judd. I'll!; SM.K Ilr-Mcidl iitants. from home grown St. Valentine seed. Call on II. C. Iiawsoli, i;2.'i Second Ave. South, FOR SAI.i; - Five young ste. rs. yiarlltigs last spring, oiw mile from town Address Nellie llry anl. Roseburg. l'OR SAI.K - A snap, boti I and res taurant In a live tnffti. Cheap for a ouick sale Mrs. W. S. Parks, Olendale. Oregon. I'Olt SAI.i: Small, sound, matched team of mares, wagon and har ness, cheap, by owner at Farmers Fi d yard tomorrow. IMPORTKI) PKRf'HKRflN STAL LION for sale or trade Tor other slock, or good automobile. J. II. Allen, Ctirtln, Oregon. ('fill SAI.K Flying Merkel twin, two Sliced, motorcycle, 1 9 1 S model, In A-1 ciindition. Price $12:,. A K. Moore, pays Creek, Oregon. ll.ROCKRV FOR SAI.K All slock and lixt.lie i,f the West side gro- erv Anoee d "iring lo go In the bllSilieuS Will llu Well to COIlf' with V.. ('. Henson. I'lC.S - ThoroiiKhl.red Huroc Jersey fills, open or bred for fall litter. Also weaned p,ct. All Hales made witn niuliey-back puarnntee of sat isfaction. Cbarlea A. lira rid, Hoso buiK, Oregon. Kill! SAI.K head of mixed cat tle, all in irood shape; some beef now; also pome hitih glade llol- Slelns Mlid .ler-CV hofer Will sell very reasonalile or trade for Ilerlord or liuibam yearlliiKs or calves T. II. Hiehardon, Dob', Oregon, on old Htfcvm. ranch. IV 0., Itucklta. Vetch Scarce Order Now RoseburgSe cd & Nursery Co KiN. VAX ll:lt ROM, .Manager. FOR SALE About 2000 good sacks, cheap. Sou me quick. J. M. Judd. TRADE Hogs, cattle and horses for goats. Plume 1-F2. Sunshine Ranch. FOR SALE Good milch cow, grade Jersey. II. C. Dawson, 025 2nd Ave. Htiuth. FOR SALE Good fir stove and block wood. Leslie Hatlield. Call 102-J or 34-F1 1. FOR SALE Hurley-Davidson mo torcycle with side car complete. Motor Shop Garage. FOR SALE About 10 tons good baled hay at mv barn. Thos. Hat Held. Phone 11-F11. FOR SALE One line Poland-China boar, 1 year old; 1 brood sow, K pigs, also other pigs; 1 bay mare, lltuo lbs.; 1 driving mare; some Jersey heifers. E. A. Kruse, Rose but g. Ore. FOR SALE - At a sacrifice, a 1:1 It. p. Russell sleatn traction engine and 1 Sandwich power press with a-tous per hour capacity. All In No. 1 condition. Will sell to gether or separately. Call at ranch ou So. Deer Creek or ad dress W. A. Kari-lier. Roseburg. Ore.. R. F. D. No. I. AUTO 8TAOR I.I VK OF.lOT. Dally stages and nutos for Marsh- . field and all Coos Buy points, also ' for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W. Rapp'a grocery store. Fare to Myr tle Point, $5.00. Reservations made at lit Sheridan street. Pbona 14. ; Nicolai Hotel T'nder new nutniiKtMiicnt. Mrn. Kiitberine ,rorj:e, who for merly manaf-Mti Apate Ilcach Inn. liicht at Ne beach. lUst location at Nye I5ach, Newport, Or. SLABWOOD In carload lots at Denn Transfer & Storage Co. - Phone 128 RETREAD YOUR TIKES Blow In with your Tires Before they Blow Out Roseburg Vulcanizing Wks. 2IH N. Jack-ton Street. Johnson ct Trunk HOOVE RIZR USE BUTTERMILK 10c per gallon Fresh every day at Douglas County Creamery Have Just Installed An Auto Cylinder Re-boring Machine and am prepared to do Auto Cylinder Re boring and Grinding G. L. PRIOR Corner Oak and Stephen. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DRS. rl.Yl.I lt X I'l.YI 1:11 LlceusiHl C'hlroprttctlc Physicians J2S W. Lane St.. Ro-oburg, (on Thono 16 3. Consultation aud Eiaininsilon , Office Hours. S to i. Chiropractic and Electrical Tieat-ments. IVItS. SKKI.Y, HKTIIF.i: STEWART Ptiyblctar.f aud Hurgeona Suite of Offices Rear of Douglas Na Clonal Rank, Ground Floar. Phont 3tSf. ROSEIJCRO .... OREGON 1 ! Otfica Hours: Phones It) to 12 a. ui. Office: Main 171 1 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 172 j int. H'CFT-IA HMITM Physician I Wemep and Children Dlseaiu a Specialty. lO.TIct: Masonic Bid. Second Floar 1 HF.INI.IVK PIANO SCHOOL YVILL I REOPEN SEPT. I .I. Summer classes In charge of Mrs. I L. 11. Moore. CI 1 Hamilton SI. Telephone 417. i i 6 Cass Streot. (1. W. YOl'NtJ SON Ileal F.stnto and Insurance. Roseburg National Bank Building, Roseburg, Oregon. Dlt. S. L. Del API' Osteopathic Physician nod Surgeon 217-18 Terklns Bldg. Phones llH and 22."i-Y. Roseburg. SIRS. F. 1). OWEN Cut Flowers, Potted Plants, Funeral Designs, Wedding Bouquets. PHONES Oreenbouso 9-F 12 City 240 1 1 1 W. Cass Street. ItOSI 111 KG SEED .M M'RKEIiY CO. Igu. van dec I ti m. Mgr. KOHEBl'RG . - - OREGON Review Want. Ails, bring remits W. S. HOWARD SIIOKS O 1 J'RM'AIK l .S()LI';i5 a HL ixv, 'Jl I .lacl.MIII SI., Itnseblll-g. Improved by roasting? A i;iiHi i.i it.ti: Irlimf nml l''f in Miuur-t H i of Jllil llll'va, I'l illM' tlM'jlllt ht'sl ! ltolS( tfitdi-i lies, rd 'ii 1 1 mi of f lamr, n iihiim f o?i lift mHIi! Ili-i-f, (he Ktm; of iim'mIs! I -r irli'n i-onstH, MH' US! The Economy Market (. Kohllm;'", rr.. rtMHif M. Rilii'iulin'; Pike List I ; 1 1 Plain Tread 2 3 $ I !.o II lill ::i.x:t i. en x "i oy 1 1 7 tm ; on ::! , '. r.u i x t ". ti.::. i ii.r.o i!r i to eo i 2 no ::::vl '. 1" Mi I t II on . 1 :i no r, x I 1 1 i: 1:1 mi v.r.xi II .'.'i 1 l.oo ?.:'. I u. ii y, : r,u :i is t n 1 1 r.u 14 mi s.-;i i i " r.u i a no ?.i ! i i t.'i n; no " 7 x I 1 j 1 f, Ml I 7.110 s;..r. i i r r. in mi ::r,x:, i r, no i7.no S7x5 1 0.til) 1 H uo With the first 12 APEX VACUUM CLEANERS sold, we will sive a Westingliouse Guaranteed $5.00 Electric .,4 IRON - - Phone 61 Phone 61 Douglas County Light & Water Co. A Hot Weather Helper As Well as one for WINTER And that Is an EUCCTIUC Vacuum Washing Machine. The manu fcaturera guarantee It, and wo guarantee It. The guarantee is that it must do satisfactory work. Think of thin, a washing that would tako you the better part of a forenoon to rub out done In an hour or two and without any groat labor ou your part. Five or tea minutes for tub fall of clothes. Then run them through the elec trically driven wringer, fill washer again and while, It is washing the second lot you have swung tho wringer over the rinsing tub, lint them through, then over the bluing water, put them through, and are done with the first; the second lot being ready, repeat the operation, and there lias been no straining or lifting. The cost of machine is still within reach of all, $95.00 on Installments, with a discount for cush. Churchill Hardware Company Gromore Fertilizer Nitrogen 6 per cent Phosphoric Acid 9 to 10 pel cent Potash 5 per cent (rccii I.anus, Healthy House Plants, I'VriiM, lloutitlful Flowers, Farly Vci;cloblos, Profitable Cropa niul Delicious Fruits and Iterries. J. F. BARKER & CO. IMPLEMENTS AND VEHICLES. Mitchell Automobiles. 100 Per Cent Overstrength SPECIAL We (like finish or rouyli dry as lute 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 txvooaoooM3O0Hoo Women'sand Misses' Summer Suits An exceptional opportunity in afforded every woman and nils to Keriire a coimI. diniiable Kiiiiinier null at exceptional wiving. Won, i n s and iiilssea" finely tailored nulla made of such (rood look Inc and finely w rviceable materiala iik aerce, gabardine, popllll, lilrotiue, wool Jersey and Milk . Nearly every fashionable color l reprcMoiled. Alniimt every wanted alyle la Included In thin great slock. All sien for women and mlsseM. I. ABRAHAM . 1 rfrioVlcWcKWy0XOOOf F - R - E - NOTICE N. Jackson St. Roseburg,Ore. E
