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Newspaper Page TextnosFnnui wwws-ivrvtfw. Monday, aprtt. t leao. Hon rom y i ! The Great Saving IN BUYING rtnr "The Quality Coffee of America i in the FIVE pound vacuum packed can,is realized more and more by the thrifty ' housewife everywhere. First in Flavor Unsurpassed in Quality and Economy. Alto iold in on and three pound vacuum packod can. IDVE and MARRIED IIFE eg. tne noxea auyior Idali MSGlone Gibson THE CAM, OF (lllLDItF.N. know If they still remember me. Strange, Isn't It. that while I li.id them always with me I thought very little about them? Iu fait, Ruth's constant care of theui, to the exclus ion of everything else, made me re- One often hearn nowaday that with (he telegraph and the telephone let ter wjiting liaH become a lost art. Lut if o.i wish to test this oft re peated sentiment allow a rumor to I sard them nlmost as a nuisance; but i pread that you have some Into a now I hear their childish voltes cull .tt l fin tune. J !ng 'liaddy' and I find myself rennm- Mv mail at present la voluminous. Mierine their foolish little questions It seems as though eiery man and , with a Binile questions which uw'U wotniirt 1 ever knew and many 1 don't to annoy me-liut today which 1 would know have heard Hint I have recent- gladly answer, ly inherited money. Each of the! The olte Woman, strangers is determined that he shall m you Ulink Kntherlni that 1 get s of it. I suppose this isj. . ,,',.. ., ,ho si, ls . Imy'noua 1 . . . . .. me still the one woman in mi mu 'hy suffer the discomforts and embarrassments of a Goitre t O. G. C. pri-iMraiioa for goitre tiai bene-titt-d many. Why pay wvora! hundred dollars for nn opcr.it ion to rcimnu a K"ttru w'icn O.ii.C. can lu'o(ii;nn d iot guib a Cumpuraliti'ly kiiijllfxpciidiiurc? O.G.C. wlicn properly appliwi givva natti l.ii turv renuiw. or your iin!M-y Mill to tclunji-d. O.G.C. in UmIJ d.rect. by niait . rite (or booklet. Address Dipt. 5 O.O.C. CHEMICAL COMPANY -attic, Wiiiiliiittfioti what wo call .business. aHvv rt-udit.R over the artvertiHinjj , a.d . wouW ve aU ,l08Pe : titpraturn dPiw.uiiiK num. and o.I h children, whu nr wt'Ils and other husineHR propositions . . , . . h,l,r..uii-in1 UPi .. i r. . .n.. iint i.. I... iu?.y ins L v.. v - - I iittu a iinw I'l-min m'u'it " w;i not as nimry with him as I was NEWS SNAP SHOTS Will Hold MwtJna The regular iHuettng of the Look ing U1RB8 Parpnt-Teachcrs asKoria The first pollcnation weather thus far a rem n el UosHhii k wan Sunday, 'Monday and Tuesday, gaya .Mr. Dragt'r. Ahnitutm lit IVrtlninI ' Tho following is trom today 'h Ore feoniaii: Tli?re Is talk of entuiilish tion will be held at the Hrhoolliouse, ' Iiik u municipal power plant at Itose- Tuesday. April 13, at 7:110 p. m. f hiirg, aerording to Albert Abraham, former Btate senator from that lonn rLeitlKtnvtioii Ili'lhk '.v. who wan in Portland yesterday County Clerk K. II. Ix-nox reportnlThe Htimrcwtion in to use as a power that reK Htrat on outK do of the p tv Kite wmmerH nenu, wnu-n ia iu la oulte brisk. Denutiea ealabliKhed miles from Uouuburg, whore the In locantlea In outaide dlHtrlcta are ; liter niakrs a sweep In a horseslnK; reoortlnff In a lame number of recia-rfnrmation and at the narruwoat point franta each day but-ln the city there? the land is only about oi fet widf. hero would w a full or about 1" ieet, If a l.-foot dam were built. Hosoburg already has a privately owned power plant, which was not 'permitted to raise Us rates. Mr. Abraham la the county manager for Senator Hiram W. Johnson in Doug las eounty ami is In the city to at tend a conference. hers as well as mine. .t ,ln nn tulLr n hor ll hr.11 r ft fnr first, when he Insisted that he j , know ,t niake9 her unhap,y. siil. mm mm must ho the one to take care of my oil properties. I could see now that feels that (she Is keening me away from them, for you see 1 know that he was only following out what every h ,pt tnem come to u8 uii.u'uuiifiil i..in hna r. a ,1 In lAill'n . ..... . . She told me when I left her to go successful man has eau to jearn early In the game or lite. ,. . . , ..., lle wag ,ll(i ,hat tue My mail this morning Is stupcn-l (hmr,m wouU1 ,, lu.rs uone. Vt, All Classified Adiertlsemccit In erted oew today will Im found on last patce un.ler "New Tolay' head. WAXTCB. oh. Katherine, they are mine quite as much. I am their father and na- dolis. but 1 have become accuolemeil to shifting tho cha!T from the wheat anu alter running inrougn u i i.im , t be dcniea a very small part ot it in a neai pi ei ,.you see , am op(.nng up my to read at my leisure while I merely h(,dH Q , for y(m Uave aUllvl, lore open the envelope, of the rc-been 6uch an un,,,,,.,,,.,,,,!!,,,, SOrt or mamder oi.lv to fling the r contents i woma an(I .you have also been into a yawn ng waste basket. L gwM,t an(, dl,ap , lMen lh.lt Not II11-.I.10.S Utter,.. J havfl )(ved vou n(,xt to hpl.. The superscription on one or two. ..nut w you , ,f ,.all to of the envelopes I did not recognize I , , t0 ,ct lml 1!oboU, Put knew Instinctively that they , Jomo Q m0 for a wcok , ,.. were not business letters. I ... u(8 vo flel Bllr0 Bhe will do One of them I opened casually and , . - ,,, lt t0 hlTi but was surprlse-i tliat lt was signeu ny i h children and write WANTED Dishwasher at Foutcu's restaurant. WANTED 15 gallons r-llk per day year round, j'hone 15. WANTHD Youiik lady. reception room work, ("lark's Studio. WANTED Man to help In harvest ing garden products. I'hono 9r 4 Itoliliy (iaylord. "What can he bo grltlng me about?" I said to myself rather stupidly as J turned the letter, over in niy mind. A name, however, raurht my eyes and I started quickly to read me how they are; what they say, i they have grown and. above all else, if they still remember their father. f'oiiKrntnluted on Inheritance. "Will you let mo congratulate you on tho fine Inheritance which is now haa been very few take ndvantnge of the opportunity afforded to register for the coming primary election. Are Iteliiminir Horn- F. M. and D. K. Goodman, of Fare batilt, Minn., who have been visiting at tho It. i. Hlchter home for sev erai months, start home today. They fnotored to Itoseburg Inst October snd have spent the winter here. Wrs. D. E. Goodman left this morn ing hy train, while the two men will drive tho car back over the south ern route. They are greatly pleased with Itoseburg and will probably re turn soon. lv Dear Kaiherine; I am quite , yours? suro you will be surprised to receive "While money can not blot out a letter from me. but 1 have been In-' grief, -yet it will always help to con formed that Tiulh and the children sole a little. I hope that Helen and are spending thn spring months lu j I will see you soon. I cannot tell you your town and I am going to made ' in words the great love she has for a request of you with which I nmljoii. but I am quite sure, my dear sure you will comply, although you j Katherine, you know that however will tii i ii If It a strange one. ! much I am your friend because of my "Will you go nnd see Ituth and the: dear wife;, 1 am also, for your own c hildren? I urn particularly anxious , sake, always lo know how the babies are looking "Sincerely and devotedly yours, nnd you will not think I am oversen- "liOHKilT OAYLOItD." I irn. nt :1 when 1 say I would like lo Tonr'iTow Mice tlnuejcs Her Mind. WANTED First claR-. nincn cow. C. Royso, Phone 34F2. WANTED Dishwasher at once tho Cnfeteria. WANTED Man Phone 34F11. to slash brUKh Leslie Hatfield, WANTED Waitress at . Foutcu's. restaurant, corner Cass and Sheri dan. WANTED Nicely furnished house in good residence district. Ad dress A. C, care News-Heview. WANTED Small house or suite of rooms, furnished or unfurnished Address "G" box 00, care News. i:.;s foii H.vri'iuxa Thoroughbred white Rocks from .100 egg strain. Also thoroughbred 8 C. White Leghorns Tancrid strain. Eggs IS. 00 per hundred. A few white Itock cockerels for Bale, $4.00 cash. A. S. Hunt, 21!5 Jackson St., N., itoseburg, Oregon. First I'ollenation ll..rn "The storm did not do as much damage to tho fruit trees as was feared at first, nnd there will be s pretty good crop," predicts W. F. Drager, the veteran chief clerk of the house of representatives, who be tween sessions of the legislature Is n fruit buyer, says the Portland Ore gonlan. "There will not he a large . amount of drier loganberries on the market this year," savs .Mr. Drager. "for tho reason that they would SI'ItlMJ SAMPLES AltKIVFD cost tho consumer nlioufa dollar n Don't fall to call anil Inspect our pound. From five and a half to j fine lino of spring samples for men's six pounds of fresh berries are need- clothing. A beautiful line to make ed for a pound of dried berries, audi a selection from for a nobby suit. Iho price of the fresh berries will be; Q. W. Sloper. the cleaner and pres Bhout 12 cents a pound tlhs year." seiv t)f I'.lltll OK THANKS. We extend heartfelt thanks to all those who offered and gave assist ance and sympathy in every way during our recent illness. Your kind ness was much appreciated. MKS. E. M. Ml Kill E, 1.11. 1. IE L. MOOHE. ; bloom In this vicinity. ' Alfred Haines has quile n num- KI.KTON NOTES. her of black lambs among a Hoik of about .Mill sheep. i I F. F. Wells returned home yester day from tleedsport, where he hud W. M. C'heever lost his dog by ! been looking after road business, poison last week. (All of the people in this vicinity are There Is some smallpox in Elk- j going to see that we have our share Ion. Several families have been vac- of good roads. ... ciliated. .Mm liilev's flilks are the? Quite a few Incubators have only ones having It now. hatched this week a h. Adams has .i it i n i . m,..i.i.. a number of little chicks. Alfred A7,,.n school children 'Muddy ,euoator setting came off Flat, D.st. No. M.) arc trying to I. , d nad d a beter name for their school a"d,n ( by the way they have done a fine Young is greatly Improved jot, In starling it sickness of heart trouble. Carl 1 1 f up in linthain and his sistrr. j WAXTKD Hiph school boy or man to work as janitor evenings for board, Apply at Cafeteria. WANTED A woman for general housework on the farm. Cood waKea and steady work. Address Lock Iiox lo5, Yoneallu, Ore. WANTED A No. 1 logging camp cook. Must bo well recommended and able to handle 75 men. In quire News-Roview for Information. FOK RKXT FOR RENT Si.reiy deposit boxes . Rosebtirc National H'snk. Haste Makes Waste 'T,hese are busy days, and days we must be saving, but in your haste do not forget, that a person to be prosperous must look prosperous. Have your suit cleaned, pressed and repaired by our skilled and san itary methods. Our work and service will please you. WHO'S YOUR CLEANER? ! LYMON U SPT.NCfJt Phone 277 TRY OUR WAY Our Aulo Will Call M i'H. Cheever. There are more bear In this vicin ity than there have been for several veil rs. Cal (iilberth finished some carpen ter work on the .z:iba school house hist week. The liaht is tenfold bet ter thru) it wiis before. Tli is district joins in Ravine that we have had enough rainy weather for a while. (J'lite n few wild flowers are si;tti(; vxuih. From IliKh I'rodtteiim White Leg horn hens Tailored Strain, per sett ins of $S per ion. Karl Vosburtfh, 2-7 N. Jackson or 702 Kullerton. FOR RENT 1 1-2aprea river bot tom stil, close to town. Phone 27 3-L. FOR RENT Nice large burnished room, with bath and fire. 851 W. Mosher. I hone liti.VK. IIOTTSF:KKKPINfi ROOMS Also sin gle rooms at reasonable prices. Kose.iurjr Apartments, oor Main and Douglas. Handed sailors and ready-to-wear hala In Milans, Llsere. Hiisket I T'e;ive. Hanrkok. Hell Millinery. ! WAKEFIELD & H1NEY PHONE 46 5s:i GROCERIES Fresh Vegetables Cereals, Canned Goods Bread, Hour, Candy PllOXE 46 IWAKEFIELO & HINEY PH0NE46 'J 5 .:!! .7."., o r.lKT. AVLlcl.ihlcrropar.ilionfar.J . . .- . ..t. .V..A l.vl.lllfl. s.in.iniiiiyu.c.""" t tint IhcStonwclis anrt Uoiwclsc Tl .i.iinttnniin4DhtoUor j (,iicorfulncssiin(lRost.toiiUir.i . noilhcrOpiiim.Morphmcnot 7J..''A'i;-',T y '(fr'" furor t t.Air..ib.ni.-itv&r ConMipalionamlPUrrhoci. ftltl u-niwi""--; ,1 resulting nn'riin . . rc Simile Si4ntr i InrCr-TAeaOoMP.r- 1 ..v m.-rvrjlt. I For Infants nnd Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears tho Signature. of V In Use For Over Thirty Years FOR UEXT 20 acres, one and half miles from lio!mrK: a 9-room house, windmill, with wafer in house, hiree barn, hay barn, fam ily orchard. Dalaneo 111 cultiva tion. For particulars call on or write lo C. G. Shippaid, Dlxon- vllle. Ore. MISf KI,I,;NKOUS. FOUND An envelope containing kodak pictures and films. Owner please cull at News-Review office. SAFETY FIRST Seem a safety dcnoglt box for your valunble pa pers at the Rosebur" Nation.il Hank. tf. a Poultry and Eggs WANTED Vi'n pay highest market price in cash. Bring In Your Products Roseburg Produce Co. 501 N. Jackson St. PHONE 2T V 'v' . n ' W I Pendulums Do Swing Back THAT'S a natural law which applies lo many kinds of condi tions financial and commercial too. The pendulum of bus In em has swung away out since the war Will It swing back, and now far? AccoiintB at the Unipqua Valley Dunk prepare tho wise ones in any event. J. M. Tlll'.OXE, Cashier the UM?QM VAULT! bank LOST Bunch of keys. Kinder turn to News-Itevlcw office. DRESSMAKING Stylishly done; tnlln'-ing. 749 So. Main. Phone 4 29-Y. EGGS FOR HATCHING Brown Leghorn, good layers; 15 for 1.50. D. S. Ilouser, phuue to 302-L. If MONEY TO LOAN 20-year r.iral credit farm loans, low icterus', rate. $20,0u0 local money to loan on good real estate. First niort-k-ikb. See M. F. Rice ot Rice & Rice. tf. i'SED CARS O. K. Garage has a large number ot different make. ' Prices and terms to suit your poc ket book. Call and we will de monstrate them to your satisfac tion. Goo. Shanks & Son. STRAYED 4 Jerseys about 10 months old; one light colored bull, bo'h ears cropped: three heifers, one dark color, o'her two light color. Reward fur Information that will lead, to (heir recovery. A. V. Newport, Dixonvillo. FOR' SALE Chevrolet. Recently overhauled. C. O. Thomas (;ar FOR SALE Baru in Nacht' grove, to be moved. Casey-Hard ing. FOR SALE Saddle mare, 5 year old, Bound und gentle. Phon. 10-F25. FOR SALE Kimball piano; uid vcry little, excellent tone. Phone COW FOR SALE One Jersey, jood milker. " Lone Oak ranch. Brock, way, Fred Schmidt. y FOR SALE Span o( work mam, or either or bofj. Pries loason. able. it. A. Hercner, IWlara, Or. FOR SALE. BARGAIN 5 room mo dern bunmlow, sleeping, porch garage, close in, phone ownor a 187-H. ' 1 lOI HAI.K. OLD PAPERS FOR SALE News Review office. FOR SALE Sows nnd pifrs. Mrs A. Fisher. Phone 12-F23. FOR SALE Medium sized safe. Sea it ur. Koutches. COAL. BOD7 WOOD SlabwooA mill ends, cement, Ume, plaster storage, transfer. H. J. D,n.' Phone 128. FOR SALE 1918 Ford touring ear, new tires, first class condition some extras, $490. H. H. 0eo Oakland. Ore. ' FOR SALE Eggs for hatching fro pure bred O. A. C. liarred Koch, 11.25 per 15. Address Elmtr Swan, Looking Glass, Ore. FOR SALE Baled bay. W. F Ramp Kt. 1, 1 mile east of town. 270-R. FOR SALE 11 1-2 acres land, half in lie to town; good 5-room bona barn, chicken house. Easy trai Box 13, Rt. 1, Roseburg, Ore. ' FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow with young calf. C. E. Keyser, Wilbur, Ore., phone 27F11. FOR SALE Six-lid Real Estate range for either wood or coal. Phone 9-F 15. FOR SALE Several good Jersey milch cows. A. E. Chenoweth, Looking Glass. - FOR SALE One Case guns plow In good condition. C. L. Weber, Ut. No. 1, Phone 4 2-F 13. OAK WOOD FOR SALE MOVE BY TRICK, tjuick reliable servico. Prices reasonable. Phone 20F2.. FOR SALE Ono surrey and one good set of harness, almost new. E. E. La Brie, Wilbur. Or3. tf. FOR SALE 21 acrB miles from Elma, Wash., or will trade for Douglas county land. Address G. W. Bowles, Elma, Washington, Rt. 2, Box 40. FOR SALE C06 ai res of timber for sale; few rods from highway and nenr siding at Riddle. Must be sold at once. Good team logging proposition. Address Harry L Grtibe, Cottage Grove, Ore.. FOR SALE Large county main, shows all R. R. and gorernmeat lands open to entry, price VM. F. C. Frear, county surveyor, Roseburg, Oregon. FOR SALF. 1919 Maxwell 5 paiwa ger touring car, run only 35W miles, new tires all around, loota and runs like now, $750. H. H. Owen, Oakland, Ore. FOR SALE Italian prune treea te fall delivery. 6 to 8 feet, 50c; (to G ft., 40c; 3 to 4 ft., 25c; 2 to 1 ft. 1 "c. R. L. Ellis, 2 uiilea welt of Roseburg. FOR SALE Prunes and all varietia fruit trees, ornamental, aftade. roses, including climbers. Prica on application. Van Sickle, l!i Sheridan. FOR SALE Good work horse anl double harness $110 for both If taken at once. A. V. Hammond. E. Second Ave. South. FOR SALE 1918 Harley-Davidson motorcycle and sidecar In fir class condition, $325.00. Call Har rison's 'Garage, 123 N. Main St Township Maps Showing 0. & C. Grant Lands subject to entry April 12th. $1.50 per township. Douglas Abstract Go. FOR SALE Beautiful, modern five- room bungalow, bath and sleep ing porch, at the Intersection of Fiillerton nnd Mieelll streets in the Crove. Picturesque view of the river. Price $2000. Casey-Harding, Lands. STOCK AND FARM PROPOSITION 758 acres, all good soil, 200 ac re In cultivation, balance pasture land, good house, stock barn and other outbuildings, good location. For full information call at 125 Cass street, Lawrence-Cordnn Co. FARM AND FRUIT LAND 20 ac res in tract, all good tillable land. 11 1-2 acrdes In 6 year old prunes a family orchard, 2 good wells, pump for irrigation, creek thru placo, good seven room house, barn and other ontbuitdlnrs. good location on good hard gravelled road. Price $10,500. Lawrence- Cordon Co., 125 Cass street. FOR SALE Mapleleaf Confection ary. Bargain If taken before April 1st. Owner dosirous of taking tti only reason tor selling. Coed lo- catlou, good business. FOR SALE Black mare, 9 yJ old. weight 1300; four-year-oM gelding, weight 1050: bay mare! years old. weight 1000; bar aut 4 years old. weight 950. 0. tin, West Roseburg. - Exact Copy of Wrapper. tx i ecnrau MM(rt, VE90BEZX3Fi HEINLINE -MOORE CONSERVATORY Music and Physical Education Managed by A ft j T - - l y.. r siccreuuea i eatners juiu The Slate clVniiimU liiarMy efficient , lm percent with the State law. Kohlhagcn Cldg. Phone 390 I FRt'IT LAND 13 acres in tract, 500 prune trees, 125 apple trees. 60 pear trees, all full bearing, .grapes, 5 acres low land part plan ted, well retired and cross fenced, modern eight room house, plaster ed, big barn, 7 tunnel drier, other outbuildings, close in on a good road. Price. $8,000, very easy terms. Lawrence-Cordon Co., 125 Cass Street. - ..at FARM AND STOCK PROPOSITION 320 acres, 65 acres under plaw. 30 acres timber, balance pasture land. 3 acres family orchard. 4 1-2 acres one year old prune trees. 2 creeks through place, good five room house, water piped to house Ifrom spring. 5 barns, chicken house and other outbuildings. All stock and equipment including a Ford ear goes with place. For full information rail at 125 Can Street, Lawrence-Cordon Co. FOR SALE Store building nJ 1 lots at Myrtle Creek, near dep $1600 and goods and Julius Invoice. Terms on part. JJJ Catherine Fritts, Myrtle Cre Oregon. FOR SALE OR TRADE Two tJ frame, 10 rooms, modern, full " ment basement, plastered. $ lots, paved street, sidewalk. fjT age, enr lino, university -.--trict. Portland. $S.0O0. term, or trade for grocery store or ranch In Oregon. Address, ' ... -. . . . Am 90 w. L.ane si., koscuuis. agents. . PRUNE ORCHARD 10 acres Aj i An.h.rH nil in oraneJ ' years old, all under IrrlgatloaJ Improvements except fencing. is a bargain at r, renre-Cordon Co.. 123 Castfl FRUIT AND FARM PROPOSrTI0 59 acres In tract. 50 W cultivation, 10 acres ! ' . es. 5 acres bearing apple ort" cherries, peaches, quinces. P . : all crops in. plenty rtf out new house. 2 Darns, e""" "(jj apple house, chicken nou. rf bouse, tool house. large g and place all fenced and c"" ' j ced with woven wire, erert i ,nH well, on roads 4 1-2 miles from tow w and full set of implements. new Bean Spray Oatlit. r with this place for f !. rence-Cordon co l"