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Newspaper Page TextbMln..i New Spring Skirts Big Line of Good Styles Low prices on splendid values that you cannot dupli cate for the money KIDNEYS WEAKENING? BETTER LOOK OUT! KiJnry hnl blaul.r trochlea don't disappear o tlipiiisrirrs. I'liy prow xtpon you, slowly but steadily, under mining your health with deadly cer tainty, until you fall a victim to iu cnrablc disease. Stop your troubles while there is time. Pon't wait unill little p:ur.3 be come biff aches. Iijii't linlt? with dis ease. T' nvdid future ' rin liiLii . treatment with fiOLI) MKDAL Haar lem Oil Capsules now, Til; three or four every tiny until you iVol that tiu ore entirely free from pain. This well-knnwn preparation Iins been one of the national remedies of Hol land lor centuries. In loiiU the govcru- Here Krom Coos County H. A. Williams, ot Marsh! h Id, and a former resident of this city, ar rived here lam night enroule to Sun Francisco, where lie has accepted employment. According to Mr. Wil liams, the lumbering millrf and ship yards on Coos liay have practically all closed down, tin owin h mid reds of men out of employment. Three QHICKEST 5 PI LIS V y 'I III. lit lllttMl lill MI. A f ,-ry 1 mill -I I A I. i" r.ugi-MI r . -A 1.1 -l.-r Ha........ "llr, ....S As i"'" ii. .i - i i -i.i i....,.i Ajy .tfcj Vila .."! l.. 'linCr rlii'ir V fif lri.i:w"-l. r.'i lll.i II! .TI'll n ji ItlA.U'lMI MMMI ril.l.H, f ,r r SOLD GvliLfiClsfs niVWHE R This Time You'll find it mere convenient to have your laundry called for and dcIivercd-You try it once P HONE Rosebun Steam Laundry j Get Your Tires Fixed Up Now Before i the Spring Rush Starts j repair end retread all makes of tires Douglas County A;4ent for About My Guarantee i JOHNSON'S 21() North Jackson Street J X t THY I1UY OUTSIDE BUTTKK J w wnen you can 4. m ,! vinlii In ip in ASK FOR ROSEBURG BUTTER YOl'li GROCER HAS IT i Douglas County Creamery 4 5 ' i ll iii"f iTyfriiirMii ; nient of th Netherlands cranted a ape- . t'iitl ( ii.Trior nutlinrmni its nmIp i 1 lie good housewife vt Holland would nunoi-t us soon ho v. it limit fond an with out her "Ileal Hutch Hn.ps," ns she H'amtiy rails GOLD MKDAL Hnarlem On ( apsuU-s. Tiieir use restores strength and is retipensilde in n great iiirasme f.,r the sturdy, robust health of t!ie Hollanders. Ho imt delay. Go to your druccisfc nr.d Insist on Lis supplying you with a ox of GOLD MKDAL ITimrlem Oil Capsules. Take tliem an directed, and jf Vol! lire lint K'lll'Eifitxl Willi rnunlrg .. diarist will gladly refund your money. J 'mk f ir the name GOLD MKDAL oa the box and accept da other. In sealed 1 boxes, three bixcu. hundred men were laid off lit OIK' t i m' at the Cons liay Shipbuilding Company plant at Marshfield. Mrs. Williams, nee .Miss Hyrle Rumngc, is a termer Roseburg girl. LIME SI I. I'll! It SI'ltAY " SOI. I I ION. t Jii.TiH p.-r barrel, net, at spray plant, llanlfll Valley. Guaranieed " Hydrometer (st. Address Garden Valley l-'ntit Assoeiation, Wilbur, Ore., or phono :!2-F3. of Winter Diamond Tires. Ask - Something New RETREADS Roseburg. Oregon get jencr duihi Ixoi - In i r t? '! :: :: r. f 4 irmrTiiliiSiTi We make loans on im proved city and farm property Low rate of interest DOUGLAS ABSTRACT CO. CITY NEWS Arundel, piano tuner. Ftanne 18UL Millinery opening Saturday, March 1st, ut The Vogue. Leave your order for land plaster and super-phosphate at the Umpqua Valley Fruit Uniou. When your appetite lags, try the Roseburg Cafeteria. A tempting as sortment of foods always ou hand. Cooked foods, salads, etc., deliv ered on short notice for banquets, parties or dinners. See Koseburg Cafeteria. Mrs. A. Limine, who had been in this city for the past two weeks on business, left this morning for her homo in Portland. Call at Vosburgh Bros.' poultry market for your dressed poultry. Come in and select your fowl and we will dress and deliver it. Order your Sunday chicken on Friday, as we only dress to order. All kinds of chicken and dairy feed at lowest prices. 507 N. Jackson, phone 95. CHICAGO HKl'l Ill.ICANS i;i:omi.wi; Thompson. Mayor W. H. Thompson, of Chi cago, who during the war, boasted that he was mayor of the "sixth Ger man city" in the world, and positive ly refused to take any part iu war activities against Cermany, has been renominated jn die Republican primaries by a larfrc majority. This is probably the most disgraceful polit leal episode that has ever oc curred in this country. It illustrates the strength of the disloyal foreign element in many of the large cities of the country, and the danger that impends from their activities, de clares the Sab-m Journal. Iliiskctlmll Tenuis Leave The Itoseburg High School girls' and boys' basketball teams left (his morning for Grants Pass, where they are scheduled to meet the high school "basket shooters" of that place toiiipht. The team will pro reed to Medford, where a game has been arranged for, and t be I oil ow in k night will invade the Ashland sector. The local represent at i es feel font ident of victory and an prepared to give a pood account of themselves. The boys' second team also left today for (Men dale, w here ihey will contest the Cleiidaie Hi eh School team tonight. A fullMine of Monito silk hosiery in all the leading shades of the sea son at The Vogue. Attention, automobile owners. Bring your tires to the Koseburg Garage for high-class vulcanizing and repair work at reasonable prices. Artistic In design, finality in ma terials, anil careful, painstaking workmanship are characteristic of t he hats on display at The Vogue, Saturday, March 1st. EGGS FOR HATCHING Pure lurd While ltork. tire bred S. ( '. While l uboi us, one w title Itiick ciM'kerel for nale. A. S. HUNT '22' .fm ks4tii St., lurchin g, Ore. CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always be. the Signature Dry Slab Wood Ity llio Con! or Tlrr. 1'ri'sh I. line mill Olni'iit. Denn Transfer & Storage Co. Phone 128 Lime Sulphur Solution 30" and better $11.00 per Bbl. F.O.B. Suthrrlin. $1.50 Rebate on return of container in good con dition. If you can use 50 Bbls. or more write for prices. Suiherlin Spray Mfg. Co. Time to Spray I ei .iFirk iiiiii All Cliusifled Advertisement In serted new tutlay will be found on lust pftte under "New Today" head. MONEY TO LOAN Kurul credit titrin loauu. 1 tin ouly luuu fur Hie furiuer. 0 yuara unionized loaus with iirlvilcgu of paying nil or part ui uny tiiut Low ruto of In lurost. We .jueclulizo on,.. lariu tuongugeu. Seo Al. F. lticu, of Hice & itice. WE Wlill'E llio Insurance, old line und tlie strongest coinpiiniea. Do business witli people you know and thereby receive the best re sults. aU'mtlH lit u or endowment, which ever you prefer. (Jet our prices and terms und we will cer tainly get the business. M. F. Kite, of ltice & Uice. WE BUY AND SELL DONDS Gov ernment and municipal bondB. 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, see us. If you wish to buy more, buy from us. Vou can't do bet ter, you might do worse. See M. F. Uice, ot nice & nice. WE IIL'Y AND SELL U. S. Liberty Bonds of all issues, l'rice based on New York market quotations, plus small brokerage. Buy your Liberty Loan Bonds now. No bet ter investment, possible. You will make money if you buy now, you will be sorry if you wuit. See M. F. like, ut ltice & Bice. MY WIFE would raise hell it 1 should take out an lusurauce policy," paid a fellow to mo one day. "Well, well," 1 replied, "what would she raise if you died without any?" "1 dunuo,"- said he. "Well, I can tell you blist ers on her hands, a lame back, stooped shoulders, a lot of debts she could never pay, hungry children she couldn't feed and clothe, and all the stings and burns and pangs of poverty." "By Jove! I believe a little holl Is better thati that make it t-,-000," he blurted out. M. F. Bite, Agent. Special rates. LOST AM) FOUND. 'Ol'ND Knitted scarf. Owner call at Iteview office and describe it, as a means of identification. STRAYED 1 dark gray horso. 3 years old, 900 lbs.; 1 black, Unm an noso horse, 3 years, 1000 lbs. W. F, Ramp, R. 1, Roseburg. MATERNITY HOME, street. l'hone 420-J. 703 Mill WANT 101) t'ltnm tier maid. Call at Koutch's Restaurant. WANTED 4 good work horses. W. E. St. John, Suiherlin, Ore. WANTED female. Shop. -Canary birds, male and Apply to Bergor Junk WANTED TO III.' Y- (loud row. one giving good quality of milk. I'luine 55-J. WANTED To buy or lease Angora gnats. W. II. .Mcl.uin, Myrtle Creek, Oregon. WANTED 25,000 eggs, and Tour tons or corn on cob. Spot Cash Basket Grocery. WANTED An expiTieiieed waitress at Oeorge's Restaurant, corner Caf-'s and Sheridan. WANTED Will pay rash for good bicycle. I'riee must be reasonable. I'luine 2"2-Y after 7 p. ill. John Bl.uk. WANTED- Man and wife In work on f.irni; mi children. White W. 11. IVlk.T, R. 1, Ilex 32, Sal. in, Hi-gou. WANTED Scrap Iron, rubber, met al, rags, bottles, ('ascara bark, hides and wool. Berger Junk Shop, l'hone 1S2. WANTED Veal. dressed pork, poultry, eggs, hides, etc.; highest cash price paid. Vosburgh Bros., 507 N. Jackson. Phone 95. COLLECTIONS Reduce your profll and loss aecounl, b t A. A. ( ha;i nian do your collecting. Rooms 1 and 2. lies, burg Natl. Bank llldg l'hone No. 91. WOODCUTTERS WANTED Will pay $1.05 a tier for cutting I ii inch stovewood, and $1.40 for block wood. J. E. 1'lalsled. Alex ander Addition. Phono 16-E2. WANTKU Ti'iim of hnrrK'H ruiinfriK in at'e from 4 to h yearn, nnd not wdchlttK any more fhnn 1200 lo 125 0 lbs. Anyone haviiiR a (ram for pale will do well to call on C. . Lonjf, or rilKtiie 10-F21, Cleve land, Oregon. FOH RENT. I'Oll KENT l-'urnii,ln d sleeping renins and boti-e.;eepirig rooms lil'iulre 1 2fj S. Kane. I'Oll l! ENT rive-ii.Min bouse, well finished inside; with v.'if;mt let for y;tn. ii. Inijuiie SJG So. Main. FOK HALE AM) TRADE FOR SALE Wheat est hay. Allen Kirkendall, Camas Valley. Ore. EOll S.M.E Roan mare, annul 12,r,0 lbs. Will be sold at au.tlon Mann 1st at ley ranch, Olalla, Ol'-gon George Ollivant. I'OI! SALE i'.'l ft 'i-ln.b wire l.'it.le; ,el,.,ri. T lill'l f,itt 1 1 e H T - i. g machine W. G. Paul, It. D. No. 1, Roseburg. Telephone II K21 it tha Cdsnbower! J'red Fisher, Mgr. ' FOK SALE One car 16-inch, old growth tlr wood. Write Flem lku derer; Louna, Oregou. FOH SALIj Green oak and slab wood, l'hone 43G-Y, or tee 0. J.' Hand, 640 E, tith St. I FOU SALE Used cars, G-passenger Duick and Overland; uLtsu Ford truck. Motor Shop Garage. j FO 11 SAL F Fa rm . Ill G acres in' Camas Valley. Apply Mrs. Uum beck. Flume. 3S4-J, Koseburg. 1 FOH SALE A 1917 Chandler Bix, 1 four passenger roadster, a snap for somebody. See it at the Rose-, burg Garage. SINGLE Comb Butt Leghorns. Eggs for hatching. Phone 28-F12. Mrs.: Henry Lauder, H. F. D. 1, Box 137, Koseburg, Oregon. j FOK SALE 120 acres, by owner; plow land, pasture, timber. Daily mail. Now house. $14 per acre. Write for particulars. Box 75, Youculla, Oregon. HA R LEY-DAVIDSON bicycles, mo torcycles, both electric and mag neto modols, Hiilecars and side vans. Immediate delivery. Honda taken at face value. Several good second hand machines. 204 W. Douglas St., -Roseburg, Oregon. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DU. M. II. l'lA'LKK ('liitiinutic l'liyskliiii 422 W. Lane St., Roseburg, Oregon Thone 152 Office Hours, 9 to B. Electric Treatments. Office Iloun: PSonej: 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 1 to 4 p. m. Bet: Main 173 DR. LL'C'ETTA SMITH rtij.tclan W.ni.B and Children Dliutu a Specialty. Office: Muonlc Bid. Sec.-id riser Telephane 417. 11 Casi Street. a. w. iocno son lteAl Estate and Insurance. Hosebnrg National Bank IUIldlng, Hoseburg, Oregon. PR. 8. L. DeLAI'B OBteofiathlc riiyelclan aiHt 8urton ' 217-18 Perklna Bldg. ' Phones 119 and 151 J Roseburg. .iits. f. l. owe;v t'ut Mowers, Totted 1'lnnls, Funeral Diwlgua, WtMldlntr llouqucta. . l'HONEd ! Orecnhouse 9-F 12 City 240 111 W. Cass Street. lll l.M.INE I'lAXO SCHOOL For All (jrailes I'laiio Stiidenla Children's Fundamental Classes a Specialty. 424 Terklns Blilg. Phono 390. Dlt. K. L. Mll.l.l lt I'liysit'lun mid Silrgim Ground floor, Masonic Building Corner Cass and Muiii Sts. Phono 132. House 53. 0(1 ice lluurs: 10 to 12, and 2 to 5. Sundays by appointment. Dlt. II. W. 'I l l I S, I). M. I). DENTIST. Modern Filllpnient mid Mcthodi. Hours: 9 a. m. to 12 a. m.; 1 p. in. to 6 p. m. Evenings and Sundays by npt'Ofutiiient, First Nallonal Bank Buildlnc COTTAOE GROVE, OREGON. DIE. '. A. SMI I II, M. T. SKM-liilist lii Nervous mid Chronic DiMAeH. Consultation and examination free, f.aily attendant. I'luine 247. Rooms 1 and 2, MaMinic llblg , Roseburg. Delicious home-made pastry at the Cafeteria. Ililiiging down the cost of living sal". Spot Cash Basket Grocery, t.'aih and Cany System. i AUTO ST AG It LINE DEPOT. Dally fin k cm and autos for Marnh old and all Oob Itny polnte, aUo for Peed and Millwood, leave O. W. Kapp a grocery store. Kara to Myr tle 1'olnt. S5.U0. UenerTatlony mad at 111 Hhnrldan ttrfwt. I'hona 24. We carry a compii!l line of IckuI hlankri. Doum1:is Ablraet Co. What's the dlfferrnro between a meat man's wife and a barber's 'J'ho barber's wife com h to the meat phop to buy, but the Meat nian'i wife pa ' sea the barln r -hop by! ; We fire norry It Ia ), for we be lieve In r ripnx it y, wherever im.b-.1-' ble! Not only barber.' iven rome here to buy. but all (food hounewlva and U why our meats ar rit'ht, -bop Is Mean, find every wek our H'f. are n en ! The Kconomy Market Geo. Kohlliatfcn, Prop., Phone 08. FCH B VLE Hy Orchard Tracts, l'hone S5-F4. Wife? IJpts J i lii'l ir- : .f 15he BEAN-TiTe TRIED & 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 ( llll.DKION WIMIt OVT SIIOKS quickly and buying new ones for them is it continual drain on mother's allowance; so why not have us repair the shoes before they are worn out beyond repair? It is real ecouoniy to bring us the child ren's shoes every so often and let us put them in good shape. They will last twice as long, V. S. HOW A HI) (iootlycnr Shoe Ut'imircr. 214 N. Jackson St. Host-burg. 'iamond Flour S'aile from Everlastingly Good Ask Your Grocer About it - - ' ''''' - -'-- -1--i Tiff Do you want One "Rid-Jid" Folding ironing table with each "Dover" "No burn-out" Electric iron sold before February 20th. Douglas County Liglit & Water Company Phone 61 SAFETY FIRST Myers Automatic Power Spray Pump The only pump that does not depend upon a relief vnlve lo keep it from blowing to pieces. You have no leathers on the plungers, therefore you have no stoved cylinders to replace every season. INVESTIGATE. See our Myers Spray Gun. We carry Hand Spray Pumps, Spray Hose, Noz zles, Shuloffs, Relief Valves, Rods, in fact everything for the sprayer. J. F. BARKER CO. IMPLEMENTS AND MITCHELL AUTOMOBILES Let us show you the Vaughn Drag Saw l ' New Spring Togs Our Flore Is Htoclicd willi fresh, new flprlng gooda for Wnnon. Minrten nnd Children. Georgette and Crepe de Chine Iiln'i:. ;. new ntnocks to brlgliion the spring-tlma way of maids. Wind "i- Crepe Smock, A i 1 Gruen Willi.) Itamla Linen. Culm ful Neikwear, the no w an Dyke point Gi'orgette ruffling In cardinal, beige, flewh and white. New Dress Goods In nil the latest palfernf; ginghnma and wash goods, all crinp nnd new. Moderately iniced. Call and ae our new Spring enod.H. I. ABRAHAM iSSS ROTWaCimrWmW FAS i1:N hard wheat. Tin'-1-'-- A an ironing board