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Newspaper Page TextNEW WAISTS Direct from New York Manufacturers NEWEST STYLES BEST QUALITY Crepe de Chene and Georgette $2.98 $3.98 $4.98 YOU BUY IT HERE FOR LESS Hudson Super Six The World's Largest Selling Fine Car k m iisox ii.it I Vk 2.V Ask any Super-Six owner about the car. We are content t,o let his answer be ours. H. MERTEN ROSEBURG, ORE. Si-iii' Slutlou 21 I-: IMiono 1U2-.I. WORSE THAN DSA POISON GAS rCniny fH';r,n.;-: if. ;;o rn.'pnftor of per 'euivA. Ir. r ;.!!' I;. y A.vL- nm nil nli!.'?. Ill L-T (' 'U'V-i ',,-; vi''i:i-i !: vurM-J -f i liR :! ;.! :i'-;.:':r: f'i.i.u:'r. t i: : - j l-nck. H(-.i' .t'-:i", in- in i?; la'Mi bi i k, I j:j Li. :, f-i.i I ii-i. i'ii.-nmn-li..m, I'.ii'.i hi t; ,-.iici find ln.vr u I tl-.iM'n. c:Lj'v.;i'y f i;i !u:;i In;-, nil i;ri indication ii iiuvblj Ki-'vin i:i your kidneys. When such nyiZipMn:? pnar you will nliiiost cvi t.iir.iv I'nJ 4t'!"''" r i.'-f i:i tiOUJ ML'iAL Hairier. Od Capsules. Tlits f:mivm eld nin''tly ,ru si out! t!i? tct for tv.o l'MvJ;- 't v::r.-j m hcin luuuUiL'i to li:.ht off ii ' It is Imported !ri-t lr -in t'.if ir,mQ llihoriltui'jt'H 1!: ili-lliUid. ;;Tt! it lu'lpt'd I( W 1 p ill- 1 '-I.Il m! of t'-i sfii;vi;0' ru:-l ie '"t: t i;i--cs ill t!i3 wovl-', fl'nl it Mr.- I h;l at Almost every iIt-iii Ptei. Y ,-:r ;:e;i-'y romptly r''f'.ni'l' 1 if it d n-'t re. jove you. T.e si.c t t tli" i: :.:tine GOU .m::IA!. !r.:i.J. Ja tolled puek- t-UCi, ttil ( ioos to CorvaUis Mrs. E. Wimi r, wife of th- w-It known Southern I';ifif if limn in. left thin innrniiiL' fnr Corvailis and other point iici'li to reiniiiii imli'li nit.'lv. Ili'ttiril to Seattle K. K. Dill and v. i(e. have li-.-n vtsitifir at tli hon W. K. Iiivi, r.ircti mil Mrs. Hill, for th mist three wi-i his niorn- iufZ lor Si ;tMlo to n inai:i. CASTORS A For Irjants and Children In Use For Over 20 Yesrs Always beers -J? . , , m the Signature of Diamond Flour Miule from hard ulient. Everlastingly Good Ask Your Grocer About it Do vou v, r.nt an F One "Rid-Jid" Folding ironing table with each "Dover" "No burn-out" Electric iron sold before February 10th. Douglas County Light & Water Company I'iione 61 IncorDorated I I hi 0 10 V.. Oak. St. Chicken dinner every Sunday at the Cafi-leriu. Township maps, blue prints, legal blanks. Douglas Abstract Co. Mrs. I.. II. Moore left this inorn- i'it- for Oakland, where she has a : cias in music. Cooked foods, salads, etc., deliv S eroil on short notice for banquets, I parties or dinners. See Koseburg j Cafeteria. j Market price paid for clean white ; beans. Biinft or send samples to E. 'A. Pc'.tey, 1122 N. Jackson street, ! Hosehurg, Ort'KOIl. i Sniilhi rn l'acilic Detective Maurice ! C'ltmTi. who hail hei-n 111 tills city I lool-hm afti-r matlers in connection wi'h his duties, lett last night for : prints north. 1 Wrlil t IlimeiH- ! li' V. C. II. Hilton, pastor of the ; Christian church. I-I t this morning for KtiL-'Tie. wln-re h will conduct ; s- j vicis in the Christian Church of ! that city tomorrow. Mrs. I). Kellems. ', of the I.ane County metroptdis. will : spi-ak hi'ie. filling the pulpit during Kt'V. Hilton's absence. . i'o 'i-.tt nt Yoncnlln , Mis.-cs l.owene Tayn- alt'l Ciladys , K.-fr. of this city, left this inorn j sue tor Youcalla, where they will i sl-f-ml the urek end visiting with ' ! hitivi s. H-4-r-Uuy a farm, 0 J. A. Wal-k'-r, Uosehurg Bank Bldg. Itoom 2, upstairs. Dry Slab Wood liy Ilie ("onl or Tier, l-'resh Mine mid Cement. Denn Transfer &. Storage Co. - Phone 128 ironing board I ,., , . , . ... i i ' :-: CITY NEWS -: l Id fctZ OOOO FRM. If you Intend to buy a faro, now la your chance. Laud la going up and here are a few of our bargainer No. 60. 2B9 acres 11 miles from Rose burg; 5u acres of farm laud, balance good pasture; on county road, 14 mile to school and church; on rural route, daily mail; good bouse and baru; young orchard. Possession Oct. Price $65011. No. 49. 159 acres, 10 miles from Rose burg; 40 acres that has been farm ed, 75 could be; good house and barn; two chicken houses; mile to school; all enclosed with good fence and cross-fenced; well water; dally mall; good site; good free soil and good neighborhood. Price $5000; terms, $2000 down, balance ou easy terms at 6 per cent. No. 43. 920 acres on Pacific Highway; 400 acres under plow In grain, al falfa and clover; Irrigation ditch to cover 600 acres; 600 acres of bottom land; 160 acres of bench land; bal ance bills; some good timber; 100 acres of this is slashed and seeded to grass; good outside range; three houses, two barns, 3 hay sheds. Price $50,000. JJo. 14. 43 acres, 18 acres of river bottom In orchard; 700 apples, Newton and Spltzenburg 6 and 7 year old trees; 150 peach trees, 50 prunes, 25 pears, 7 walnut, 7 cherries. All In high state of cultivation. Modern S-room house, hot and cold water from a reservoir on the place that furnishes water to the barn and chicken houses and yards, also to irrigate In the dry season. Good ham, two chicken houses. Ideal home. Following goes with the place: Good team, harness, 2 wag ons, spraying outfit, 2 plows, 2 cul tivators, 1 harrow, broccoli planter and a number of small tools, furni ture and dishes In the house, 1 brood sow, 2 shoats, 1 heifer, 35 chickens. Six miles out on good rogd; mile tn schochr on rural route. Price J8500. No. 34. 1600 acres, 8 miles from station S. P. R. R.; on good road traveled the year round by auto: 100 acres of level creek bottom farm land: 100 more could be farmed; all en closed with a woven wire fence and cross-fenced. The best outside range in the county. All good grass range and well watered by running streams and springs. 7 room house, modern; 6 barns, l'silo. Price $32, 000. No. 57. 15 acres. 1 mile out; 5 acres in orchard; 50 pear trees, 25 In bear ing; 30 apples, Newton and Splt zenberg coming I: to bearing; about 450 prune trees, 200 bearing; sold of 1918 crop prunes $184, corn $50, pears $60.49, hay $248.25, total $542.74 besides what family used, and note the number of trees thnt are not bearing yet. Price $3000. We have a large listing all over the county and can furnish you any kiud of a place from a five acre chicken ranch to the largest and best farm in the stato. See N. Rice, of Hlco & Rice. o NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN MENT TIMBER. General Land Office, Washington, D. C, December 21, 1918. Notice Is hereby given that Bubject to the conditions and limitations of the Act of June 9, 1916 (39 Stat., 218), and the In structions of the Secretnry of the Interior of September 15, 1917, the timber on the following lands will be sold Feb. 11, 1919, at 10 o'clock a. in. at public auction at the Unit ed Slates Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon, to the highest bidder at not le.us than the appraised value as shown by this notice, sale to be sub ject to the approval of the Secretary of the Interior. The purchase price, with an additional sum of one-fifth of one per cent thereof, being com missions allowed, must be deposited at time of sale, money to be re turned if sale la not approved, other wise patent will Issue for the timber which must be removed within ten years. Rids will be received from citizens of the United States, asso ciations of such citizens and corpora tions organized under the laws of the United States or any state, terri tory or district thereof only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser, the timber on any legal subdivision will be offered separately before be ing included in any offer of a larger unit. Township 21 8., R. 4 W., Sec. 19; NW14 SE Vt, red fir 330 M.. not to bo sold for less than $1.00 per M : T. 33 S., H. 7 W., Sec. 11; NEK SE!4, 85 M., yellow pine, 685 ,M., red fir, none of the yellow pine to be sold for less than $2.50 per M., and nono of the red fir to be sold for less than $1.25 per M. Very respectfully. Clay Tallman, Commis sioner General Land Office. AUTO ST4QB LI. Mr DKPCK1. Daily stagaa ana autos for Marsh Held and all Coos Bay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W. Rapp's grocery alore. Fare to Myr tle Point, $5.00. "Reservations mads at ltl Sheridan street. Phane 14. Time to Spray Lime Sulphur Solution 30 and better $11.00 per Bbl. F.O.B. Suthcrlin. J 1 .50 Rebate on return of container in good con dition. If you can use 50 Bbls. or more write for prices. Sutherlin Spray Mfg. Co. ?vftii; msmms hav. HtVnuu, txmn t, iti. (USP (Gill All Classified AdTertlsemeots In serted new today will be found on Uut pars under "New Today" bead. MONEY TO LOAN Rural credit larui loans. The ouly loan for the farmer. 20 years amortized loans with privilege of paying all or part at any lime. Low rale uf In terest. e specialize ou farm mortgages, tice M. F. Rice, ol Rice & Rice. WE BUY AND SELL BONDS Gov ernment and municipal bonds. If you have money to invest, see us. Don't let your dollars lay idly by. U. S. Liberty Bonds at market less small brokerage. If you must sell, aee us. If you wish to buy more, buy from us. You can't do bet ter, you might do worse. See M. F. Rice, of Rico &. Rice. WE WRITE Fire, Life and Automo bile Insurance. All policies In spected by one versed In the law of insurance. No loop holes to es cape liability. Risks promptly in spected and all losses receive our personal attention. We write all kinds of bonds and represent tho largest insurance and bonding companies. See M. F. Rice, of Rice & Rice. DANCING SCHOOL. STOP SHAKING YOUR SHOULD ERS. Learn to dance correctly, the One Step, Pershing Scotttsche, Fox Trot, Three-Step. Also Old Fashioned Wultz, Spanish and classic dances. We guarantee to teach you. Lady or gentleman In structor and pupil only ones In ; privato studio. Don't spend your life in classes, when we positively j make you dance by private indi- j VIUUUl IIIMIUI; Ull, 4 ilTir l'3 sons $5 00; ..Z Wou. I0.(T0: -tr.&rrii'fl couple course, 7 lessons $15.00. Special children's course In which we guarantee to teacn one complete Spanish or Novelty dance, 7 lessons $10.00. Special Normal Course for those desiring to become Instructors, 18 lessons $20.00. If you need lessons, come up and talk it over. We are open day and evening. Lessons any hour at your convenience. We are going to show Roseburg a good . time after tho "flu" ban, but the dancing public uf Roseburg should give us their support. Theodore and Lillian Newman, studio 415 Perkins Bldg., Rose burg. LOST AND FOUND. LOST Row boat from Sykca' land ing. Roseburg. Finder pleaao notify J. F. Teinplin, or phone 89-R. LOST Cameo brooch in fancy mounting. Finder please return to 615 So. Pine, or Phone 9 7-Y. Reward. STRAYED 1 dark gray horse, 3 years old, 900 lbs.; 1 black, Rom an nose horse, 3 years, 1000 lbs. W. F. Ramp, R. 1, Roseburg. KAxcH w..ti:i. WANTED, to hear from owner of good ranch for sale. State cash price, full particulars. D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, Minn. WASTED MATERNITY HOME, street. Phone 4 2'l-J. 703 Mill WANTED female. Shop. -Canary birds, male and Apply to Bergor Junk I WANTED Veal, hogs and chickens. T. A. Flndiay, Edenbower, Ore. Phono 8-F1 1. WANTED Scrap Iron, rubber, met al, rngfl, bottles, Cascura bark, hides and wool. Merger Junk Shop. I'hone 182. WANTKD Veal. dressed pork, poultry, eKtfH. hides, etc.; hi(lieit cah price paid. Vosburph Uron , 5U7 N. Jackson. I'hone lf.1. W A 'TI-:h fVinirmti'ttl ncrmin for general housework. Must be well recount! en dfd. (iood wag-H to right party. Call or write to lofi East I.ane St., Kusesbijrg. WOOUCrTTEItS WANTED- Will pay $1.65 a tier for cutting 16 inch Htnvcwood, and $1.40 for block wood. J. E. i'luisfed. Alex ander Addition, I'iione 16-K2. FOR IlKNT. KOU l!ENT - G-room house, garage, barn, etc.; 2 large lots, brrien, best of soil ; on payed Mreet. I'bone 5, or call S26 So. Tine. FOB SALE AM) TRADB FOR SALE 8 V6 acres garden land) at Dillard. Good box houp; fine water. No agents. Good buy. fall. and see It. E. A. Hubbard, Dtl- lard, Oregon. j IT) It SAKE - One 1 ' I S Chevrolet touring c;ir, 5 tir-u, bumper, tool J box. etc. Car and e-jnipTiu nt Iti j good condition, ('all :io2 S 1'inei St(, or plume 2 14 j FOR S A EE - HeHf ptoduclng 40 J acres rich L'mp'jua Itiver bottom; j u and 6 tons alfalfa per acre; im proved; JkT.imi; terriiM. O. A. Jones, Myrtle Creek, Oregon. FOR SALE A nice S-room houwe on West Eane street, with 2 big lota and barn, chicken yard and fine gnrden. For particular In-, (juire Ht 12 16 N. Jnckujii St. WHAT have you to offer, either cash or part r.i-b and property, for two large busine-i lots hnd four lot h with hoMu in Itoeburg, (jp-koii. Will d! for both properties or separately. Address Box 42(J, Cottags GroT, Orego. i PROOOOU orntts ;nla cb!itl. p. V. 4 met, loncauu, vr-5Va. FOR SAL& One-ton Ford truck, I with top. Motor Shop Garage. I FOR SALE Buggy, good as new. Will sell at a sacrifice. See Signer. FOR SALE Nice clean white oats, alfalfa hay, farm wagon. J. M. Judd. FOR SALE Apples and cider. Phone 28-F2. L. B. Sktnnor & Sons. C. MERRILL sells prune trees low; does not charge two prices. 504 Mill St. FOR SALE Hay at tho Edenbower Orchard Tracts. Fred Fisher, Mgr. Phone 25-F4. FOR SALE OR TRADE High grade piano. G. U. Wardwell, Roseburg, or phone 9-F23. FOR SALE A 1917 Chandler six, four passenger roadster, a snap for somebody. See it at the Rose burg Garage. SINGLE Comb Huff Leghorns. Eggs for hatching. Phone 28-F12. Mrs. Henry Lander, It. F. 1). 1, Box 137, Roseburg, Oregon. FOR SALE 160 acre timber claim cruising 3,000,000 feet, $5 per acre, if sold soon. Address R. 1, Box 66, Wilbur, Oregon. FOR SALE Baby calves. I am now ready to book orders for high grade heifer calves of the follow ing breeds: Holsteln, Shorthorn oi Durham, Red Poll, Guernsey, Ayershiro and Jersey. I have sumo choico bulls. Write .for prices. J. O.. OWon,"Crow fttf., L'ugone, Oregon. X'tlti QirLi 0 ft ft " nw l ; tt.,A,'-.Z?, ffT" l ' inilea. south ot,.Cullago Grove, 3 miles from Anlauf, and right on good county road. Small faniily orchard, small barn, and plenty of running water through the place. About 30 acres under fence and about 10 acres under cultivation. Between 2 and 3 milliuu feet of good timber. For particulars in quire at 1246 N. Jackson St. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DU. M. U. PLALEK Licensed Chiropractic Physician 422 W. Lane St., Roseburg, Oregon Phone 152 Consultation and Examination Free Office Hours, 9 to 6. Chlropractlce and Electrical Treat ments. Office Hours: Pfcuneu 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 $ to 4 p. m. Res: Mala 172 DR. LUCETTA HM1TH Physician Wemap and Children Dlieasaa a Specialty. Offlca: Masonic Bldg. Becend Flsai Telephone 417. 118 Cass Street. G. W. TOUNU SON Real KstAto and Insurance. Rosebarg National Bank Building, Roseburg, Oregon. DR. S. L. DeLAPP Osteojiathlc Physician and Hurgoon 217-18 Perkins Bldg. Phones 119 and 225-T. Roseburg. MRS. F. I. OWEN Cut l-Tnwerrt, Potted Plants, Funeral Designs, Wcililing- Bouquet. PHONES Oreenhouso 9-F 12 City 240 111 W. Cass Street. MUH. Ij. 11. MOOKK ri.wu STUHO Ijttttsl Airml Mi'IIhmIs Gil llamiltou St. I'liuno 187 iii im im; iiano school l'or All fifnli" rhino Student ! Children's ruiidaiiientnl Classes a Specialty. j Perkinw Wdy Phono 390. i Mt. K. L. MM,! 1 It IMiyvfi hill iiml hi true m Ground floor. Masonic liiiildtng Corner ('ass and Main Hts. Hume ?,2. Hoiirio fill. Oitiro Hour: 1 U to 12, and 2 to &. Sundays by appoint incut. M. (. It AIAll U (.ll Al t I ioi i;k Thirty yearn of ecri''Mce. Any one u i.-blnr f:i I h will do well to look him up bHorc making date., Dates made at I'mii'iua Valley Uank. IHt. II. . Tl I I S, li. M. Ii. HLVI IVI". Modern i:uipin n and Mi'Mind. Hours: !i a. m. to 11; a. m.; 1 i to 6 p. ni. Evenings and Sundays by appointment. Fir.t National H.uik liuildinp. i COTTAGE (K')VE. ol:EGON Ifelirtotii b'i',; fii.ide iatry at the Cafeteria. -o Arundel, ptnnn tuner I'honn 1k?E. H00VE1UZR LSI- BUTTERMILK 10c per giilltin Fresh every day at Douglas County Creamery umv:'' Tfit'feW;V 4Wf, me BEAN TiTe TR.IED&TRUE We consider it best outfit on the market and the most reasonably priced. Have you seen the new "PILOT" Spray Rods? CHURCHILL HARDWARE COMPANY TRIM ANKLE AXI) ritUXCH HKEIj make a mighty attractive combina tion. If your heels arc run down or looso or out of Bhape, we can restore their original shapeliness, substance and style. If the toes havo been skinned, scraped or torn, we . can restore them also. Soles put on like -liiiVorlglnal. .'. S. HOWARD "'ioodj-enr Shoe Repairer. 214- N Jni-Wll -St. EBktssk.aai Roseburg School of Music PIANO - VOICE - VIOLIN Systematic Voice Training A school Unvoted to the training of voices for singing, etnK, netitly successful In the results obtained. The fullest possible in fn r inn I ii ti accorded prospective Students of Bong. Corre spondence invited. Tone, English, French and Italian enunciation a specialty. Mrs. Jos. C. Little, Dir. 'tiill Turin CuiiHorvatory, Franco. SAFETY FIRST Myers Automatic Power Spray Pump The only pump that does not depend upon a relief valve to keep it from blowing to pieces. You have no leathers on the plungers, therefore you have no stoved cylinders to replace every season. INVESTIGATE. Sec our Myers Spray Gun. We carry Hand Spray Pumps, Spray Hose, Noz zles, Shutoffs, Relief Valves, Rods, in fact everything for the sprayer. J. F. BARKER (Si, CO. IMPLEMENTS AND MITCHELL AUTOMOBILES Let us show you the Vaughn Drag Saw coo aoo00oooo,o0oooooooo5XJ WOMEN'S WEAR For Every Day and Everywhere WOMEN'S l Mi;RVI.AR, Silken Wool Union Suits, high neck and long slte ves, nd low neck, no sleeves. Wesnes's plata and Ib-oced lined cotton union suits. GOOD VALUES IN HdsM.HY for women and mitres, the best gradts, all grades a nd ihuIitiiiIh, fillc, wool, cotton, LARGE STOCK OF lillI SS t.oiis of all klmln, Swaatars, Italn Coats. Umbrellas, i:lnv. -, iiim IIti rr MicfB, Kur4, Miilillvs, Tuhly I.lnaus, Tawallnc, Alt h-: t Viilii'-i tor tlji mo ni-y. QUALITY MERCHANDISE at POPULAR PRICES O a 6 v I. ABRAHAM iKWCMXOOCCWJOOO0OO.MXHJC If yn.i have a lu"rtv:in on your loin'', ti imr monthly ani''iit plnn f i.ihiit it oil. t iniiijiiii riiivliiKS .ili'l l.o.ili . i-oriiitlim. (Jlli'O ultll l)oia;l.ii AtHtr;irt 'k I'upulur ilrink.i of all kinK flln-'t-r Alt', Itoot Iti.-vr, t"of;;i Cola. Sodus all fluvora, Ni.clur.j, Syru(is, Curbon- 'nt ijjifii-itsseaaasiMSMastgsMMMaMiiMaiaBSSBBaBg Ml V I N. Jackson St. Roseburg.Ore. ati-d Watnr, at pro-war prices. Phonrt 1S6. HoHcburg Dairy and Soila Works. Hroccoll. It's time to think about It now for next st-ason. W will furnlnh the seed and help you grow It right. See our manager. Umpq.ua Valley Fruit Union, y i SI ; r 1