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win vtnw f You Want One-Day Service Best Possible Finishing, Personal Attention Clark's Studio On your films, leave them at the KODAK DEPARTMENT.... Roseburg Nat'l Bank Building. iaking it Easier for You to Buy Good Spring Clothes You ought to be interested in what we have done to lower the cost of sH men's clothes, It s important: M We've purchased only the kind of clothing we are certain will eive the maximum service-long wear; KUPPENHEIMER good clothes-good in style, in fabrics and workmanship. 2. We've -curtailed every expense that was not essential to the kind of service that is of benefit to you Fiursheim,ShaesWear HARTH'S TOGGERY See Our Windows We ve put our profit at a figure that most merchants would con sider a loss, if interest on the investment be considered. We have ready an unusual large stock of Kuppenheimer good clothes; new Spring models; per fectly styled and expertly tailor ed; fabrics and patterns that will command your interest. DOES NOT KNOW I UMPQUA VALLEY Editor of Sunset Overlooked Hand In Article on Apple Industry of Northwest. INFORMATION IS GIVEN Ijai-k of Funds Firt rulilieity Work full- IkHlKlH 4'OIHH)' to Out In Yuliuihli' ItofMliT Wrileiip In Majcniiu. i trlwam wa received today by: that place from Honolulu yesterday. in., r ii dinner of Wins- They are exiierted "art on the Mr. and Mrs. L. II Sku.i er. of ins () (h(g fy w((b)n a ton, trum " ,r I days. lusband. .Mr. and Jim. i.corKe jomi tou !" "ave been noJourniiiK in Honolulu Tor the pant month. The vtre was sent nuiu mh ri"-.B Waste neither time nor money. Make the best uses of both by buy- Uniform Abuse Is Condemned The Hnseburx Chamber of Com merce finds thai the tiunnei maiin xine for April is devntiiiK i-ousiiliT-alle spate to the wonders of the Willamette valley, the linKue Hlvir valley and the Wcnalihee and Hood itiver fruit countries. immedni'tely upon their arrival ai Inn your shoes at Stephens. Haste Makes Waste These 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 L. SPENCt Phone 277 TRY OUR WAY Our Auto Will Call rOKTI-ANO, April U. The no tice were notified jestcnlay that two men in the uniform of the American tunny have Iwvn reprvRoniinK theni aelves to be n jireKonlativoi of ihe Americun Lc-ion nnd Kolu-ithiK fundn about t city for the dt . dared purpose of providing a bonus j for all bervice men. I Chief of Police Jenklnw t mined i jately issued nn order that all offi cers be on the lookout for the two i and an investigation of their urtfvi Vies be made immediately. j I The two "bolicitorn" ure said to l have secured substantial sums as a ; result of ilirlr endeavors, i Tlieli oi'talions wore first heard , of at the American legion head i quarters in the Liberty Temple yet terday and the chief of police was immediut-lv asked to put a stop to It. I That the two may be the same ' men who have been operating in other cities of the coast aainM ! whom a wurnhii; has been issue:) by the war department headquarters of Ihe western district at San FrandM- co is thought likely. KICTTIXfi y.iiiiH. From Ilijih FroduciriK White Lpk- i horn hens Tamred Strain, $l.l!r per settinK of $8 per inn. Karl I Vosburgh, 221 N. Jackson or 702 ulierton. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Harness ei 3$CfO$roiO at 6 o'clock dinner at llnK talile was attractively arranged 'with clusters of yellow jonquils. Cov ers were laid for: Mr. and Mrs. Kay Wright, Lucille and Keith Wright. . M .....I M.., L-l li.l.ncnn mifl I I W hioHt nnd hostess. Following the din ner the party witnessed tile produc Itinu "ntoadwav After Dark," ly the i i Alcuznr Stock company at the Ant- 1 ln's theater. nerer had a prune failure. The Pe tlts prune Is a full cropper and e have alway found a ready market. Prune bearing land iu a full taie of cultivation had been recently sold for 11000 per acre and i am ml vised from reliable aources that aimilar land In your part of the country In selling at 2"iU0 per ucre. Hnseliurg and thla vicinity haa the lowest wind velocity of any city In the I'nlted Stutea where government records maintain. The average wind velocity during 191 ri was only 2.S miles per hour and In ISIS and ll about :i inilea per hour. We have !' rain than any of the cities north of iiK. We are on record and Ma tistics prove ihe fact that we are the greatest turkey producing area In the country, as the towns of Yon-i-allii. Oakland and Sutherllu to the north of ua and Myrtle Creek and Riddle to the south of us ship thru thla city and have aupplled the l'oit land and California markets for yeara. I I cannot fully agree with the In-j formation that you have given re-1 curding the desirability of the We natrhe and tin-ut Itiver countries n. to prices compared with similar pro-i ducing land in the t'mn'iuu valley. ' The booklets which we are taking the lilierty of sending you undttr ; A large numtier or inumrioa MmaL.... . ...i. - ... ! . , - - b iiiui nun itiu i I'gurti iiik mis pilri 01 TO OUR PATRONS: Having disposed of our business interest's in this cily to C. A. Lockwood Motor Company, we wlBh to close our accounts as soon as possible. Those knowing; themselves to be indebted to thla firm will confer a favor upon us by calling at the office and making a settlement. Harry Ilurr will be there and will have charge of our books. At this time we wish to thank our many frienda who have supported us so loyally during the many years we huve been in business In Roseburg. and assure them that their patronage has been greatly appreciated by us. The undersigned, clerk of School Dlsirlct No. 4, ill Knsebiirg, Oregon. will receive sealed bids up to 6:00 o'clock p.m. Monday. April 26, lfl2o, at his office in the cily of KiiKehurg. (1). For the repair of old fur naces now installed in me nose school building, or (21. For a battery nf three new I furnaces to be installed, on plans and the Rose school ' Building VV. A. BURR & SONS XOTICK foh inns. Satisfied Customers We do a great deal of advertising In various ways, but we believe that the most favorable publicity which we receive is through the medium of a "satisfied customer." Such customers talk about us to other prospective customers, and this constitutes "advertising by word of mouth," and la most effec tive. Hi-sides providing the very best of service, we Install every conven ience that a good store can obtain. Our stock of ready to wear dry goods Is arriving, men's overall", hats, shoes, shirts, men's and women's hosiery and underwear. Our prices are as low as right quality can be had for anywhere. If we have not had the pleasure of serving you. we should like to add you to our list of "Satisfied Customers." Peoples Supply Company Ttiiu umrlr tn oitlior In.tlrmce to be completed on or before Sept. 1st, 1920. The Board reserves the rlht to rejed any or all bids. F?r further information inquire of KOSOOB N OHFKN. flerk. to the Sunset nianazme office nnd they have been publishing (hero let ters and the answers thereto. It m not surprising lhat this editor should know nothin; of the country be tween the Rogue River valley Hint the Willamette valley as we have! never had sufficient ftinds to get reading matter in magazines of large i circulation. Neither have we been! able to take newspaper space In some of the larger papers in the middle western states. i The editor of the service bureau of the Sunset magazine devotes near ly a page to the apple industry of the country and would lead a pros pedive buyer of fruit lands of Ore go n believe that prices of apple would drop to about ?.' cents per box and that this was no time to purchase land. A letter has gone forward today making a vigorous protest to these articles which have received wide publicity and the Chamber of Com merce hopes to correct some of these misleading statement and to better acquaint the editor with living con ditions and crop value returns of the I'mpiiua valley. The letter fol lows: ItO'-ehurg, Ore.. April M, 1 ?. Waller V. Woeiilke, Caie Sunset Magazine Pon.ce Bureau. Hear Sir; In the April Issue of the .Sunset Pacific Monthly, I find two column edited by yourself giving publicity to a couple of letters reeehed from j Inquirers and your answers thereto. I It is the purpose of this letter to udvise you of ihe conditions of thi part of Vhe country and to state that i there is a fruit growing territory 1 rivaling the N'orih Columbia river country and the Willamette vallev. 'The Willamette vallev is north of the 1'mpqua valley of which Itose burg is Ihe center, and the llogue IMver valley lies to the south of us. 1 Theso two valleys have hereiofon , received eondderrtble publicity be i cause funds were subscribed for thfh f purpose and expended to Ihe vari ous Chambers of Commeive and Commercial Clubs. 1 am convinced that you do not know of the I'mp- qua valley because of lack of pub- licit v on our part I The fruit growing business of thi valley is enormous and from one packing plant we shipped out l', carloads of A I apples, hriimtuit the ! tip-top market price to the grower. ! Apple laud in full bearing can be purchased for one-half the price ! similar laud bringing In an equal revenue iu your country. We had prune crop the last year of 8.. "."0.000 -Tpounds. gw.LjJi; Jhe grower an aver age of l." cents per pound. ) The area of this immediate vidn ity is ihe largest prune producing n ten in the con n t ry and we h a e the world and if you desire a mini her of these for others who in tub I be Interested In our part of the conn try this chamber will he glad to send copies to them This letter is not written In the spirit of fault-finding or criticism as I know of the publicity work you are doing and we are all engaged in the construction and building orgnn iiation. 1 trust that this letter will be re reived in the snirit that it Is sent and That sometime you might take a trip to this part of the world nnd find that we have a good climate nnd less snow than any other purl of Oregon and Idaho. 1 am. Yours verv trulv. C S. IIKINI ivrc. Secretary, Chamber of Commerce. Buy Garments that serve you Style is a wonderful thing, marking you as in the mode and giving you an individuality, if you choose wi.wly. But service fee that you get garments made right. 1111 RMlttJI will give you service that you expect, so it proves its value as you wear it. See the dainty, becoming serviceable coats and suits we are offering during, this month. BURCHrlRD'S SQUARE STORE l..-.ij.i;i We fit your feet at Stephens. Don't ask for Crackers say Snow Flakes WE SELL Edison MADZA LAMPS Douglas County Ught'and Water Co. t i --t n IB 2P1 tnd iaM on alt t ea. tadtata SOME MORE P. C. B. PRODUCTS Annie Ltuw Short Bread Arrowrrt Mncutt Hutrer Thri Ch:c.:..t - Crlaira Kis StiUn Mtinhmai:-' f Mwt ft .n Branrt: Mh tnttUkm O tml Cckef Vs-nmL Creams Prmut V'aieri Because their crisp-from-the-oven purity is as fine as their flavor kiddies love them and Snow Flakes are good for kiddies! NOT1CK OK SAI.K OF (10VKKN MKNT TIMHKK. General l.ilild Of- . flee, Washington, 1). C. March 26, 15120. Notice In hereby given that subject to the conilitionn mill limitn- ; linns or the Act or June '.. 191K t:! Slat., 2181, and the instriicllniiH of ihe Secretary of the Interior of Sep tember 1.1, 1!I17. the limber on the. following lanilH will be nolo May 12. IA20, ni 10 o'clock a. in., at public auction at the United Stales land office at UoHehurp, Oregon, to the bighi'Kt bidder at not less than the appraised value aa nhown by fills notice, sale to be subject to the ap proval of the Secretary of the In terior. The purchase price, with an idditional sum of one-fifth of one ner cent thereof, being commissions allowed, must be deposited lit time if snle, money lo be returnid If sale is not approved, otherwise patent will Issue for Hie Umber which nmr.t be removed within ten year. HI'ls will he received from citizens of the I'nlted Slates, associations of such "Itizens and corporations organized under the laws of the I'nltid Stales or any state, territory or district thereof only. I'pon application of a qualified purchaser, the timber on any legal subdivision will be nifereil separately before being Ini'liidiil In anv offer of a larger 'itilt. T. 16 S.. II. 1 W., Sic. 7, Lot 2. fir 85 M I.ol fir SOrt M.. not to be sold for Ics than fl.r.o per M. T lfl S., 11. I W., Sec. 3n. RWVi SW4, fir loon M.. SK'4 SW'4. fir 1(170 M.. not to be sold for less than $1.75 per M. T. 17 S.. R. 7 W., Sec. 11. NK', NK4. fir 615 M.. sugar pine 35 M.. none of lh fir limber to he sold for less thnn $1.25 per M . and none of the sugar nine limber to be sold for less than $3.00 per M. T. 37 8., H. 7 W.. Sec. U, I.otJ!. fir (100 !vf.. NWV SKV4. fir 500 M.. pine 25 M.. SW 4 SKVi. nr 2000 M . Lot 7. fir 1200 M.. NK'4 SW'4. fir 170 M.. pine 170 M.. SK SWy, fir 1200 M.. none of the fir timber to he sold for less than f 1.25 per M., and none or the pine limber lo be sold ror less than $2.50 per M. CLAY TALLMAN, Commissioner General Land Office. 1920 MITCHELL STYLE PLUS QUALITY SEE THEM! J. F. BARKER & CO., IMPLKMNTS AUTOMOBILES TRACTORS 1 4 Gates Halt Soles ! j i Save You Half on Tires A $ We're in that Business f - ; CLARENCE BARER : At Motor Shop Garage M. A. BULEY CONTRACTOR Builds Anything. First class work. Let me figure with you. Box 304, Resi dence 305 Douglas St. Electrical Contracting ... Won't pay (tniill for your Ht'ctric work. We ure opfrathiff on an liftlijH'iifli-Ml IihhI, unit rl.ilm lo do Ihe hen I eh-ctrlcal work In Ihe city. Our iiu:i aru wiMciulimti In thin llu. Sop uh if you want tHt rculiH. No laiiKr when wt jiiHtall Klivtrlc Work. MILLER'S ELECTRIC SHOP 123 N. Main Street Phone 447 Poultry and Eggs WANTED Wo pay higlioHt market prirt' In cash. Ililicf market prirc paid for your cnani, no d'-taK. Hrinx In Your I'rolut l Roseburg Produce Co. 501 N. Jackson St. PHONE 279 Foutch 's Restaurant Corner Cass and Sheri ian Newly renovated and fitted up. B'inest dining room in Roseburg. Prices Reasonable Services Good Try Our Meals You Will Like Them PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT CO. HOUSEHOLD CONVENIENCES Kitchen Cnblnrtii, KlIU In effcti of any tort ire made by ui. Its all boms Industry. See ua about anything tn this Itoe you want. TheJ. G. FlooKCo. PhoFM TOO l WAKEFIELD & HINEY PHONE 46 C3 I a- GROCERIES Fresh Vegetables Cereals, Canned Goods liread. Hour, Candy nn.xic 46 EWAKEFIELO & HINEY PHONE 46 C
