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Knickerbocker Suits
The boy of the grammar school age is the one that
needs the most Bervice in clothing, so our boys have
secured the very best possible for the price you want
to pay.
If you want the best ail-wool, double service suit
for the money we have it,
- Our medium priced suits are so good that most
dealers would use them for first quality at a much
higher price.
Real ood extra service Suits $8.90 to $12.50
Better Style. More Wear. Lowest Price.
Hold down High Cost of Living by trading with the
Students Here
Average High
NEW SNAP SHOTS
Jlrro From W'Ubir-i
Mr. H. Corvalho, of Wilbur, spent
the day Id this city attending tu busi
ness matten.
To Portland
Mr. Walter Norman left ttala af
ternoon for Portland, where she will
vlalt with frlenda and reUtivea for
lorn time, .
Jloturn to SuUmrlio
Mra, J. W. Thompaon, of Sutherlln,
waa a Koseburg visitor thla morn
ing. She left for her home ou the
afternoon train.
lUXunia to rortJajid
Mra. T. K. Meagher, who haa been
visiting here with Mrs. J. It. Sloan,
left for her home n Portland thla
afternoon.
I At Kugeao
Mra. Oeorge E. Houck, of thla
city, la spending a few days In Hue
Irene visiting her eon, George Hourk,
who la attending the university
there. ,
VHai CanyonvlUe
Miaa Ivo McQllvray arrived In
Roaebura; on the afternoon train
from Canyonvllle, where ahe reaidea,
and will upend anveral days (here
visiting with frlenda.
Hera Knurl Gi
Mr. and Mra. ltobert flreen and
daughter, Miaa Delia, arrived In
Kosehurg thla afternoon trom Green,
where tbuy realde, and will attend
to bualneaa mattera and visit ut the
Hoaroe Green realdence.
Apple KeaJton Over
C'haa. K. Lerry, the local apple
broker, yeaierday shipped hla laal
box of Newtown applea for the sea
aon. Thla alilpment went to Seattle.
A very choice apple waa preHented to
II. 1). n raven, of thla city, who spent
the winter in Southern California.
While at Venice and Long Bench,
Mr. Graves ordered aome applea from
Mr. Lerry and he lost no opportunity
to make known there the superior
ity of the Oregon applea. In conse
quence Mr. Lerry received a number
nf nrdera for thia One Douglas county
fruit.
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Waale neither time nor money.
Make the beat uses of both by buy
ing your ahoea at Stephena.
A communication waa thla morn
ing received by Supt. A. O. Smith
in rrard to the Brlpgt atardard
tents which were recently held In the
rchoola here. These teata were gen
eral all over the Vnitcd States, and
the for the purpose of ascertaining
the average Intelligence along those
hnee of children of a certain are and
grade. The communication gave the
Rinndard now In existence and amo
the attainments of the Koaeburg pu
nii which In everv caBe but one. la
above the standard. Accompanying
iIih uonimunlcatlon la a commenda
! tory note from F. L. Stetson, who la
at nresent at Columbia university.
! In New York, aa a atudent, and who
la assisting Prof. HrlKKft. of Colum
h.o in ihla standuxdlaitlon work
! Mr. Stetson waa formerly principal
1 in the department of education at
' the university of Oregon and an old
frionH of Sunt. Smith. The coramuni
pulton from Prof. Ilrlgga, and the
! rrmiv attained conmared with the
aversion are aa followa:
Tim standards. In per eenta of
I correct scores, for the test that you
recently gave, with the attalnmenta
I of your pupils, are given below. For
consistency, all norma are given at
the end of half yeara. A iuii repon
will be Diibllslied in the Teachers
College Record. We are grateful for
your assistance.
THOMAS II. nitlGGS
Attalnmenta of
Slumlords your pupila.
HiKb VIII. 70
Low IX. 7.1 "3
Illiih XI. 76
I..iw X. 79 7
Hlirh X. Kl 0
.our XI. 83 7
High XI, 87
Ijiw XII. 86 S6
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to City Bust. mlt tu also ndortad )
by tu association:
II naving come 10 our vi.m"""
;!m,u statements la the press that
our sohool board intends to make a
chants for the oomlnf year. In the
incuirileac of city school superin
tendent,' thla meeting of -Benson
School Parant-Teachera' association
desires to go on record aa having
nun uli'te confidence In Superintend
ent A. G. Smith and feel mat no uas
given entire satisfaction 1 ntl per
formance of hla dutlea. I
llierefore, Be It Kesotvea, tn.u
Benson School Parent-Teachers us I
aoclailon feel that our school board
should take necessary steps to retain
Superintendent Smith in hla position.
MRS. F. A. HE.MIH. l-resiuei.i,
FLORENCE L. KOHLII AUKN,
Secretin)'.
The liidlea of the Ilapllst church
will hold a cooked food sale Satur
day, April 17, at Vosburg Bros
store. Hot tuuialea will be a special
feature-.
NOTICK l'Olt IIIIIH.
The undersigned, clerk of School
District No. 4, In lioaeburg, Oregon
will nweive aealed blda up to 6:00
o'clock p.m. Monday, April 26, 1920,
at hla office In the city of Hoseburg.
(1). For Ihe repair of old fur
nacea now Installed In the Hose
school bulldiiig. or
(2). For a battery of three new
furnaces to be Installed, on plana and
apeclflcatlona acceptable to the
School Board, In the Roae action)
Jlutldlng.
Thia work In either Instance to he
t'ompli'ted on or before Sept. 1st,
920.
The Board reaervea the rlejil to
xeject any or nil bids.
fcvr further information inquire of
KOSCOK N. OKEKN. Clerk.
Boys Picked Up
By Local Officers
Jess Parka and Fred Ritchie, both
17 years of ago. were picked up by
Officer Shambrook thia morning. Ar
ticles found In the poauenalon of the
boys lead to the belief that they
have been Implicated In a robbery In
California. One of the boya haa
bank bonk allowing a deposit of over
l(IO. It ia also thought they stole
an automobile which waa lalei
wrecked. Telegrams have been sent
In an effort to aecure evidence
.'gainst them, and to find If they are
wanted In any of the cltiea or towns
of California.
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You are always putting the beat
foot forward when you wear
Stephena' shoes.
Mucin f7cc
Gives Recital
Mrs. Monroe Cheek last night pre
sented several pupils of her large
class In piano music. In recital at her
home. 801 South Pine atreet. The
parents of the pupila were present .
and greatly enjoyed tho excellent
program, which was as rollowa: .1
Vocal aoloa. Slave Song, Mammy's !
Lullaby Kathleen Laltaut.
Piano Duet. Shoulder to Shoulder j
Dorothy Staley and Robert Dawe.
(a) The Air Ship (Dutton), (bl
Dancing I'nder the May Apple
Kathleen Worthlngton.
(a) Pussy Cat Waltz, (b) The
Acorn Gene Tynan.
The Water Sprlte'a Barcalolle j
(Nnldllnger) Mary Virginia Strawn
Rolling the Hoop Walti Jose
phlne Jennings.
The Hanpy Farmer (Schumann)
Robert Dawe. 1
Yellow Butterflies Margaret ;
Hewitt. !
The Palms Dorothy Staley.
Melody at Dusk (Keats) Ray
mond Hunaaker.
Wayside Roses (Fischer) Grace
Amstein. i
Barcarolle (Tales of Hoffman)-'- j
Mils Brand.
Moonlight Reverie (Farnsworth) '
- Kdna Mny F.nlne. !
In the Pavilion (Cndman) Hazel
Miller's Dillard Sub-Division
River Bottom Land
A portion of the Sam Miller ranch, surveyed, platted and now
ready for sale in tracts of five acres and up.
Located south of Roseburg on the Pacific Highway. On the
South Umpqua River adjacent to the village of Dillard, On South
ern Pacific R. K. Pacific Highway now paved through this land.
The Coos Bay Highway will intersect Pacific Highway near this
sub-division.
Free soil genuine River Bottom Land. None better in Ore
gon. Well known for its great productive capacity and earliness.
Ideal orchard land. Especially adapted to growing of Berries,
Tomatoes, Broccoli, Melons, Potatoes. Alfalfa, Corn, etc, Every
inch of this land in cultivation. ' Could easily be irrigated from
Umpqua River. Abundance of good water. Sub-division roads
to be graded and gravelled to connect .with Pacific Highway.
Within walking distance of Schools, Church, Store and Depot.
For Particulars see
SAM MILLER, Dillard, Oregon
G. W. YOUNG & SON
Roseburg:, Oregon
116 Cass Street Phone 417
HKXSON' r A H T-T k a n I k 1 1
mi:kti. is i.
Woodruff.
Duet. Laughing; Wafers (Millintt
ton) Grace Brals, Grace AmPleln.
Klfln Dance (Splndler, Agnes Ir
vln. Arotronalse (Maflsenet) Emma
WoHord.
Valne Caprice (Newlaiul) Leone
Staley.
Narcissus (Novin) Grace Brale.
Vnlite In V.h fTliirnml Mnrif
Lann. I
AruheKque (Mowpkoaky) Leigh
Dickson.
Moonlight on the Hudson (Wil
son, Hazel Abranis.
March Mflitnlre (Shuhert Tauslg)
Kathleen Laltaut,
A special buBlnens meeting of the
Ren Hon Parent-Teaches s association
was held at the Benson school Tues
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
regular meeting will he held a week
from Thursday, April 22, at 8 o'
clock, at which time the Flmson girls
conking club will serve refreshment.
A motion was made and carried that
ihe demands oi the teachers to the
school board for their minimum sal
ary ho adopted and the following
measures were endorsed by the as
sociation, and resolutions in regard
I
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BROCCOLI SEED
"Vf e expect to put in twenty acres of Broccoli
this season, and know that if we have favorable
weather a profitable crop will be harvested in
1921. Why? Because we can count on a pure
strain of seed -saved last summer from the finest
St. Vai.kntine Buoccoi.i we ever grew.
We thought so much of this seed we would
not risk losing it in any manner, so we deposited
it in a bank. We have some to spare -the price
is $2.00 an ounce - first come- first served.
FOSTER BUTNER
fill Have Plant
in Season.
Roseburg, P. O., Box 1114
Phone 40F11
Al.ltANY .SCHOOL K0.1KI
adopts xkw si'HF.nri.i-:.
We fit your few at Sti''li"ns. I
MRS. E. C. A. REED
'tfP If
ALBANY, Or., April 13. The Al-J
buuy acliiiol buard has adopted a ten- j
tntive schtdulu for tfuchurs' saluriea i
during the next school year. In the;
hiph school the minimum la $12" per i
month and the maximum (125; In
the junior hifcll school the salaries
will runxe from $110 lo $115, and'
Kl-mle teachers ill Ihe other schools
will be paid a minimum of J100 and
a maximum of $107.50.
This new schedule Is dependent
upon the milluge tax or, In the event
NEW XODA1
WANTKD Lady roomers. S46 Mil
ler St. rhone 193-R. ;
WAITED Good home for
old boy. Address "0,"
Review office.
WANTED Woman to do washlnK:
also a woman to help In general
housework, rhone 404.
WANTED I'lace In private family
by siiiKle man to room and board.
Address "F. W.," News-Heview.
the tiieasure fuils to become a law, i
upon Ihe voting of a higher budget :
tu the local tliHtrict through special !
taxation.
A pie supper will he given by the j
GleiiKurry school at. the Green school-j
house Friday night. April 16. A fine,
program will he given consisting of
inusle, stereoptleon views by Mr. A.
K. Street and nddrefcses on rural
school questions by Mr. and Mrs. o. i
( Bro"wn. The public Is cordially j
invited. Ladies bring piep, tlti
Lime-sulphur spray, sulphur l
fertilizer, sulphur for plaut dutiini
lime in Ubla., arsenate of leid, blad
leaf forty. Lmpqua Vallpj Cri
ininn.
1
Father Russell White, of the E;
copal church, left this uwiiaiaf
Sutherlln. where be will hold i
lng tonight. He will a.s fhmu0
Uosel.urg tomorrow luorninr enwai:
to Kiddle, where he will confer ria I
the chur'-h members tomorrow.
Mrs. E. C. A. Reed, wife of the
American consul and chief of the
United States passport bureau In
Paris.
! hAROLD LAWTON
LOST A bunch of keys. Finder
please leave at News-Review of
fice. Reward.
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WANTED Plain dressmaking
ouuble prices. Mrs. G. W.
Hps, 920 So. Jackson.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. No children.
814 Winchester, rhone 170-Y
TRUCK DRIVER and helper wants
employment, commission or sal
ftrv. Not afraid of work. Phone
180-J.
WANTED To rent a smull tract
with good house and modern
equipment for chiaken raising.
Phone 435-J.
'SS J X 1 5r-hafTner.
i fv .n.
1. x v TcrA
i angham Xtf
1 1& Clothes- X
jraftSus ffi
in
LOST Sunday morning, a hnlf !
grown Persian kitten. Finder i
please return to . M. Tuthlll, 3
miles west of Sutherlin, Coles Val
ley road.
Old stock of Shoes and Suits
at Old Prices.
Harold Lawten haa been p;olnte!
aiwr or vie London Daily Graphic
JUST
LISTED
10 acres, four miles from the
city; 3 acres 5-year-old prunes,
7 acres free soil. 3 acres black
mud. Good, little four room
house, small barn, and other
outbuildings. Two good wells.
Nice little place, and every
thing for 2SlK. half down.
LAX Ps aV
ASEY-HAIIOINC
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PHO.XE 834
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