Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, April 16, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textiwwnnm ngMumw,wunAT, Apnrt . im, mom nmira Want One-Day Service Best Possible Finishing, Personal Attention Clark's Studio On your films, leave them at the KODAK DEPARTMENT-. Roseburg Natl Bank Building. 11 aking it Easier for You to Buy Good Spring Clothes You ought to be interested in what we have done to lower the cost of men's clothes, It's important: 3. We've put our profit at a figure uitti must mercnants would con- 1 We've purchased only the kind 01 ClOUllIlg We aic icimm win dve 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 Florsheim,ShaesWear HARTH'S TOGGERY See Our Windows 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. r t mm BROWN AND OX-BLOOD SHOE PyMES BEST FOR HOME SHINES SAVE THE LEATHER THE DIG VALUE PACKAGES Also PASTES and LIQUIDS for Black, Tan and White Shod THE F. F. D ALLEY CORPORATIONS LTD., BUFFALO. N. Y. OVERALLS ARE IN LIILIGHI TODAY B. 0. S. S. Club Starts Cam paign Against High Cloth ing Costs Today. DIFFICULTIES FOUND bowing a man a sous yesterday and noticed tbat the fellow seamed very agreeable) towarda anything that waa offered him. At last they returned to the office and signed up the paper and aa the fellow wrote hla name to the check he said: "Well, I'm glad you made this deal for I can tell by the way you are dreased you need the money." Jack Pelton got up earlier than uaual thia morning and waa at the depot platform about the time No. 18 pulled out. He waa strolling up around the engine, when a Southern Pacific special agent potted him and told him It he wanted to ride to get a ticket. Al Creaaon, member of the city council, haa police power and aa the police attempt to keep the transients off the Vreet Al, .upon seeinK . visitor of the "Weary Willie" type, went over to accost the gentleman, only to be told: "Keep on your own aide, bo, I'm working thia aide." O. C. Brown, county school super intendent, waa over In the Benson school thia morning making an In spection when a young teacher rushed out Into the hall and said: "Please, Mr. Janitor, can't we have a little more beat In our room." Deputy Sheriff Raffetv decided this morning that he would wear his overalls, so when he climbed out jnf bed dug around until he found I them and put them on. However, Tom's Job isn't conducive to sMri ness and he found that they '"wouldn't go half way 'round" and consequently la still wearing his "army pants." o Loral Stores Viuvble to Supply Suf ficient Sail ("loth Ut Cover Annt ouiy of Some City Residents CLEVELAND NOTES. We wish the Roseburg News-Review a long and prosperous career. These cold rains are very likely to reduce the prune crop for this year if it continues while they are in bloom. R. P. Haydon haa been cutting wood for John Krohn. The Maddox brothers are getting KUGS FOR HATCHING. Thoroughbred white Rocks from JOO he strain. Also thoroughbred g c. White Leghorns Tancrcd strain. Eggs $8.00 per hundred. A few white Rock cockerels for sale, $4.00 cash. A. S. Hunt, 225 Jackson St., M.. UoBeburg, Oregon. Who's Your Cleaner? What would be the condition of the banking business If anyone who cared to could hold himself out as a banker? What protection would you have against frauds? Is this not the condition in the cleaning business today? Our trade name is your protection. Over six years of successful business and good service is our proof. WHO'S YOUR CLEANER? Phone 277 TRY OUR WAY Our Auto Will Call Many amusing aa well as interest ing sidelights ha3 come up in the past few days relative to the for- a few Fordson tractor to work their niation in this city of the B. O. S. 8. .lT ur""e orchard, i i , . , i Eric Trozello la building a log clul, aa a method of lowering the houBC on 6W rancn here Bnd he present high cost of commodities as will have a good comfortable one. well as preventing their future too. when he is done with It. raise. Rev. J. H. Dickson, of the I Wm. Clark, of Roseburg, came out Baptist church, who formerly ire-1 lone day last week and took his little sided In the east, saw the exnerl-'son, Klwood. back with him who haa t nieut worked out at two places there, ' been staying for some time with Mr. Aluntcuestor, New Haven and New and Mrs. John Thorn. Bedford. Massachusetts, at the oul-i O. W.. Murdock a few days ago as. break of the recent war when the slsted John Jaquine overhual his sudden jump In prices was more tractor engine and put It In shape noticeable there than in this part of . for this spring's orchard work. the country. Rev. Dickson at one I Geo. Crane was attending to busl- time preached for several consecu-1 ness matters here last week. Satisfied Customers We do a great deal of advertising In various ways, but we believe that the moat favorable publicity which we receive is through the medium of a "satisfied customer." Such customers talk about us to other prospective customers, and lhl constitutes "advertising by word of mouth," and Is most effec tive. Besides 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 overalls, 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 tive Sundays In a blue denim suit resembling the. ordinary overalls. He stated this morning that the experi ment in those places had worked out successfully, and had materially re duced prices. One of the amusing bits concerns the girth of several of those who have signed up, especially that of Postmaster Reizenstein, who, with tears in his eyes, told a sad story of not being able to buy any that he could wear and still appear on the streets. In recognition of the truth of his plea, he waa given three days grace in which to obtain a pair which would fulfill the laws of decency and order. Harry Pearce offered the disconsolate postmaster a tent that he had In stock, but the darned thing was white instead of blue and wouldn't fill the bill. J. E. McCllntock, the local ab stractor, was Btanding on the street corner this morning, clad In his new overalls, when a farmer drove up and offered him a job at 2.50 per day, found, and "Mac" nearly ac cepted. J. V. Starrett, the real estate dealer, telln one on himself. He was also culling on old friends. John Tavenner is getting out rock and timbers for a new prune dryer tbat be Intends building tbls year. Rev. Vernon Kuson, of Garden velley, preached an interesting ser mon here last Sunday. Cleveland haa been without a minister for some time before this. Mrs. P. A. Becker called on Mrs. Reynolds last Tuesday. Mrs. R. W. Van Wey and Mrs. Will Van Wey done some shopping down at Umpqua Tuesday. Mrs. A. H. Doerner haa been on the sick list for some time past but the last reports were that she was much improved. Paul Trozelle Is cutting wood and slashing brush on his newly acquired ranch, a part of the old Fairfield place. The Pierce brothers have their place all under good goat fence now nnd will start to clear up some of It. A. Palmer has been under the weather for some time. Mrs. S. W. Woodruff, of Roseburg Is making an extended visit here WE SELL Edison MADZA LAMPS Douglas County Iightland Water Co. Two reasons -why so many former coffee drinkers now prefer Instant Postum Better health and economy a strong second. Postum is sold at the same fair price as before the wan Everybody likes its rich coffee -like flavor. "There's a Reason" for Postum at Grocers. Mod rrt Battle Creek, Mich, by the Fbstum Cereol Co. ASK FOR and GET Horlick's Tha Original Malted Milk For Inf suits and Invalid M4 IbII.II.. mmt UtalM with her daughter. Mrs. John Krohn Quite a number of Garden valley roiks attended church here last Sun day. Geo. Reynolds purchased a fine Jersoy cow from Chaa. Insley of ureen station. Master Theodore Reynolds has missed severe! days of school on account of being alck. A. 11. Doerner and family and his mot nor spent Wednesday afternoon at the county seat. Mr. Agee, of Roseburg, waa out assessing this district eatly this week. Iave F)r Kxtendeil Vlxlt Mrs. C. E. Munaon and daughter, Mildred, have gone to Colorado for an extended visit with relatives, and from there will continue east to Ne braska before returning here. They will be gone several months. NOTICE FUlt BIOS. The undersigned, clerk of School District No. 4, In Roseburg, Oregon, will receive sealed bids up to 6:00 o'clock p.m. Monday, April 26, 1920, at his office in the city of Roseburg. (II. For the repair or old fur naces now Installed In the Rose school building, or (2). For a battery of three new furnaces to be Installed, on plans and specifications acceptable to the School Board, In the Rose school Building. This work in either Instance to be completed on or before Sept. 1st, 1920. The Board reserves (he right to reject any or all bids. For further Infornintton Inonira of UOSCOE N. GREEN. Clerk. Boys DUB BELBILTckxhes Guaranteed for 6 Montlis Service DUBBELBILT the famous boys' clothes that are guaranteed to give six months' wear, without rip, hole, tear; or suit will be repaired free. Reinforced at every point cf wear and strain. Smart style sturdy fabrics reasonable prices. But above all, guaranteed service. Full money's worth no mcnuing tor six months. Come in and see them. JS14.75-?16.75-?18.75 ?20.75 and upwarda M J36.75. HARTH'S TOGGERY Complete Boys Outfltlng Depirtment. Dress them up here, We'll make them look right. NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN MENT TIMBER. General Land Of fice, Washington, D. C, March 26, 1920. Notice is hereby given tbat subject to the conditions and llmlta- i lions of the Act of June 8, 1916 (39 i Stat., 218), and the Instructions of i the Secretary of the Interior of Sep lumber 15, 1917, the timber on the1 following lands will be sold May 12, ! 1920, at 10 o'clock a. m., at public' auction at the United States land office at Roseburg, Oregon, to tin highest bidder at not less than thi appraUed value aa shown by Chl notice, Bale to be subject to the ap proval of the Secretary of the In terior. The purchase price, with an additional sum of one-fifth of oni per cent thereof, being commission allowed, must be deposited at tiim of sale, money to be returned if salt Is not approved, otherwise paten' will Issue for the timber which musi be removed within ten years. Bid? will be received from citizens of the United States, associations of such citizens and corporations organized under tbe laws of the United Statei or any state, territory or distric thereof only. Upon application of t luallfied purchaser, the timber or any legal subdivision will be offered separately before being Included li any offer of a larger unit. T. 16 8. R. 1 W.. Sec. 7, Lot 2. flr 85 M.. Lot 3, fir 300 M., not to be sold for lesi than $1.80 per M. T. 19 S.. R. 1 W., Sec. 33, SW SW14, fir 1001 M SE4 SW, fir J070 M., not tr be aold for less than $1.76 per M. T 37 S., R. 7 W., Sec. 11, NEK NE'4 fir 616 M., sugar pine 35 M., none ol the fir timber to be aold for less tban $1.25 per M., and none of the sugar pine timber to be sold for less than $3.00 per M. T. 87 S., R. 7 W., Sec 13, Lot 6, fir 800 M., NW',4 SE. fir 500 M., pine 25 M.. SW SE4, fir 2000 M.. Lot 7, fir 1200 M., NEU SWU, fir 170 M., pine 170 M., SE 8W14, flr 1200 M., none of the fir timber to be sold for less than $1.25 per M., and none of the pine timber to be sold for less than $2.50 per M. CLAY TALLMAN, Commissioner General Land Office. M. A. BULEY CONTRACTOR Builds Anything. First class work. Let me figure with you. Box 304, Resi dence 305 Douglas St. ItMebnrg, Oregon. HOUSEHOLD CONVENIENCES Kitchen Cabinets, Btllt In effects of any sort are mads by us. Its all home Industry- Bee us about anything la this line yoa want. The J. G. FlookCo. Phone '. OO TO OUR PATRONS: Having disposed of our business Interests lit this city to C. A. Lockwood Motor Company, we wish to close our accounts as soon as possible. Those knowing themselves to be Indebted to this firm will confer a fuvor upon us by calling at the office and inuklng a settlement. Harry Burr will be there and will have charge of our books. At this time wo wish to thank our many friends who have supported us so loyully during the many years we have been In business In Roseburg, and assure them that their patronage haa been greatly appreciated by us. W. A. BURR & SONS 1920 MITCHELL STYLE PLUS QUALITY SEE THEM! J. F. BARKER & CO., IMPLEMNTS AUTOMOBILES TRACTORS Gates Half Soles Save You Half on Tires We're in that Business CLARENCE BARER At Motor Shop Garage. I 8 BERGER'S Junk Shop S I WILL ACCEPT PAPER Until April 21 at 60c per 100 lbs. delivered at Bcrgcr's Junk Shop. After this date will positively not bur any more paper. So rush your old papers and magasines In. Electrical Contracting... Don't pay double for your electric work. We are operating on an Independent basis, and claim to do the best electrical work in tbe City. Our men are specialists In this line. See us If you want best results. No danger when we Install Electric Work. MILLER'S ELECTRIC SHOP 123 N. Main Street Phone 447 v.