Hiwww 1 1 i i i
"Here we
Price and Principle
OUR SLOGAN
Price the Lowest Principle the Highest.
It is our business to sell good things to eat.
We do sell you every good thing to eat that can be
found in a well equipped grocery store. Our low
prices and high grade goods have made the casual
buyer a steady customer. If you are not getting
Grocery Satisfaction see us.
Our line of Ready-to. Wear Dry Goods
is increasing daily and we can save you money. Call
and see our line.
Peoples Supply Co.
Our Family Laundry Service
WHAT IT IS
A kelp that will simplify your particular washday problems
amk ts our family laundry service. Our driver calls for your fax
By bundle at a definite tlmo each week, and we'll do your wash
lag la our euatoiuary ceuslderate and sanitary manner.
w $&2t ROSEBURG
'ftST- STEAM LAUNDRY
Who's Your Cleaner?
What would ke the eenditlen ot the banking business if
aayone who eared to eould hold hlmn.lt out as a bauk.c?
What proloatiou would you have against frauds? Is this
aet the condition la the olonnlng husuawta today?
Out trnde uaine U jour prvtm-tlun. Over aut y.irs et
sueoeasful knsines and good serTloe Is eur proof.
WHO'S YOUR CLEANER?
TRY OUR WAY
Phone 277 Our Auto Will Call
are, in tip-top shape"
Chesterfield
YES, and that's the way
Chesterfields always arrive
crisp, fresh tod in prime shape
for smoking. It's the extra wrap,
per of moisture-proof paper that
does it. Your Chesterfields never
become too moist or too dry.
It's Time W Repair Your Bike
It you want to et tba full be
nefit ef the nuov Every
day's delay Is a day's pleasure
lost Bo brine tb good old
wheel around and have us put
It In tint aluas riding condl
tlea. You know wbat kind (
work ws do. livery eld rider
does. -i
D. W. JAMES
General B(jlr Shop
34 North Jackson St.
EXPERT WELDING
Includes not only tbe knowl
edge ot where to apply the
heat, but also just wim te
slop. The work can be over
done as well as underdone. We
possess the expert know lodge
and hare facility for doing all
kinds of welding work satisfac
torily. We are at your ser
vice any time.
Mathews Weldinf? Works
ACI1YUM WUOIIIC 1 CU11INC SPECIALTV I
IIIMKULIIU. OHKUON m-M
LYMON U irtxcui
ristsat
i Idah MSGloae Gibson
THE IiSSl'E.
TI,,..., at-.. Wnth Cuvliirri'a rhlld-
on " I j-ilri In liihn In extilanatlon.
hoping he would say something that
would snow ne was a nine eu.iuua.
"Well, they are some cuaren l
.linnl.l ba v " h. lfl mu he uii-ked ub
Ituiti and sat her on bis shoulder.
I ...... u.l intulv flu. hstn.la .if hot h the
lit,l ti.-a ulirti,,! inln mine and we
u.i.vu.l nn il,., iniloi vlllupa atreet.
It mil maKing gurgling, nappy noiaea
nm atiu n I ti n wl h.r flutters Into
John's hulr to support herself ou his
shoulder.
Slyly I looked at him when his
faM. u-iia tnrnt.fl IKIV from IUI SOd
ho certainly was good to look at. A
ureat big, haudtwjine chap. All the
inv. ti.Ht i iiuii had for him before
I murried him came pouring back
into my heart.
JiiIiii Hilent for a Time.
John didn't say very much until
we put the children down at the
gate, and then he returned to me
and remarked Inquiringly:
"Alice wired me you were very
111."
"Alice got frightened over noth
ing." was my answer.
"What do you think about your
new house?" he asked again, dis
missing the subject of my Illness
with no further concern.
"I expect it Is very beautiful," I
r.ald. "I was never In It but once.
lovelv."
"Then you are going home with
me to put it In shape," he asserted,
rather than asked, and he slipped
his hand under my arm and Into my
hand.
"So." I answered.
In a moment everything was
,.Knnc..,i The erav look spread
down on John's face and almost un-
r-omlously he let go my arm. wnn-u
ho had been holding carelessly under
his. ,
He slopped Just In front of the
Kate to the house and said:
"Katherine. do you Intend never
Ic live with me again."
And I answered. "I don't know."
"What ! You Monn?"
"What do you mean by saving
vou don't know? Aro you a child
'hat doesn't know Its mind? Or has
vour mind gone stale? 1 confess I
NEWS SNAP SHOTS
VKfttHl In Clly
Mrs. C. M. HoHfC, of rcndleton,
who lias been visiting here wiih Mrs.
U. C. li'-rg, ltf t this mowing for hr
homo,
4loiit Whiter Ilore
Mtb. S. A. Newton, of Spokane,
tvlin has been vtttiting her nephew,
I. M. Wraver, left thiB morning for
her home.
Ieuves on Ilusiiiow
M. C. Vnnl.euven left this morn- i
lug for Albany to attend to busmesa'
nmtlers and to vtult with friends for
a uhort time.
Nil rue Uwcn
Miss Marguret E. Durkln. the Ued
Cross tinrfie, who has b'tn in this
iiy endeavoring to install the health
course in the locul schools, left this
morning for Eugene.
YMtel Mother
Mrs. Mary Fox, of Fresno. Cal.,
wlin nan been visiting her mother,
Mrs. . Ketehell, in this city. Mi
'his morning for Portland to visit
with ber sister, Mrs. C. J. Anderson.
VMted Mrs. Iel.api
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Williams of
Moscow. Idaho, left for thrir home
h morning folltiwing a short visit
with their niece. Mrs. S. I,. Lel.ap.
They have liern spending the winter
In California.
(.etttng 1Eealy l'tr Fair
The various prances thrnughoiit
the county are already starting pre
':ir;ttions for the lioldlng of the com
nunity fiiirs whi h were so immense
i popular last year. On Saturday
eveiilnc the Kvei:reen Grange mad
plans for their fair and from all ap
uearancefl it will surpass all previ
ous ones.
TniiiM Traffic lnnuiilng
Kosebure's auto camp ground
last night were occupied b several
.'amping parties and the tourist traf
fic is beginning to take on a mid-1
-en son appearance. The majority of
the cars passing through bear Wash
ington ami California license tags.
Mad roads to the north and south do
lot seem to worry them in the slight-
st depree and very few have any
rerrifvlne sfor!e concerning
heir trip over the highway.
iiolih lltll IVM
Smith hill, the HtuinMinF Mock of
any a tourist, would now be pass
ibl' provfdloK the hlghwav coinmls-
-lon would vrevall upon Contractor
1 llldeburu to be permitted to route
ourisTs over the new grnde on the
Mrth (,! of the hill. Farmers in
be vit tnity of the hill have ben
MJlKinc fat WilCen the pnst few
month b Billing people thronph the
mud holes on the old grade. The
vw grnde In drv and although a
rifle rouch at the summit. ! good
n n whole. A trln was made -er.lnv
to the hill to sm the actual
ond "ion and it was found that If
i nv. ler could be routed over the
new grade there would be no trouble
hut ever In retting over the hill.
Grants Tass Courier.
Teni!ti'rs wsnted, $4.60 per day.
Applv to Hurry Steams at Yoncalla,
or II. J. lllldeburn, Roseburg
IVTFW
r.TrKmv. Ai'HH, ti.
Aid MARRIED uen
. ...j.m.nil You told me
once you loved uie. Do you (eel the
sumo about me uu j -
then?" , .
1 hesitated a moment berore i
spoke and then 1 answered:
"Yes it is because 1 love you so
much, John, that 1 am contemplat
ing not living with you.
....... ,.,.. . ...Inlined. "Now
don't go off on that tangent again.
I am sick ana urea oi ui.i.h'
retrospection and analysis, which
gets us only to which and vherelor.
Haven't you realized yet that no
man ever wants to analyze love. He
onlv wants to make it."
"'And not always to his wife, I
said. .
"That's true," he answered
IMUIIIIfkl?. .
"Then this is ngni. i uci .
I put the ananymous letter In his
u- m,i it and the veins
stood out in his temples.
I had never seen mm to nh...
nm.- -. jm l hoard him whisper
under his breath. "I will pay ber
out for this.
TK nn Ir.hn VOU llOed not P3)
..... it i ,in not think Eliza-
beth Moreland Is any more iu
.1 a ra. In the matter."
"How do you know that It is
Elizabeth Moreland?- ne
quickly. , ,
... ........ tcii l, t know that
it Is Elisabeth Moreland. Just as you
know it Is sne.
Till kit In Ilouith Tones.
. .i..nt knnw nnvthtnir about It
A rnm.hlv "If VOtl are KOllIC
to aKiw every anonvpious letter
writer to put you on tne giianoo.
I am sure I don't know how 1 can
"I have Just given you this letter
m tt.,.t vm. mnv mil ko a decision."
"What kind of a decision," he
asked.
Tt,i. totter travs that vou do not
caro for me: that you only are nice
to me now because mother's little
bequest happened to turn Itself Into
a great deal of money."
"I have known letters to lie, he
! .1
"That Is Just what 1 vunt to find
out. Is this the truth or is it a
Tomorrow- My lln-lmml Mew.
HOY Kl'OlT MEETINO.
Troop No. 2 of the local Boy Scout
A.n..i..ti..n u-iti mi'Pi on FriduV
evenings at 7:30, instead of Satur
day evenings as heretofore, accord
ing to an announcement made today
by James K. uonuer. HcouimuMter
All mamlinra a r Pvnpi'lfd to be DfOS
ent next Friday evening, as there Is
considerable business or impoi iuiw
to be given cnnsiuraiion.
0 CITY NEWS 0
Jilney Service. 1'hone 76.
Large cars for hire. Phone 300.
Nifty millinery at Bellows, not
over J 15. ti
Now Is the time to have your
piano arllsticully tuued. C. H.
Arundel, ph. mo 1S9-L, IS years in
teruatloual experience.
Liiue-sulphur spray, sulphur for
fertilizer, sulphur for pl&nt dusting,
liniu im Ttlila nrri.nuf. nf lead, hlaek
liuf forty. L'inpqua Valley Fruit
union.
LOIHIE DIKRtTdRY.
The H. R. K. I. A. I'nlon M.ylinT
will be held at the Maccabbee hull
every first and third Wednesdays
of the month.
KNIUUTS OF rYTHIA Alpha
Lodge No. 47, meets every Wed
nesday evsnlng, cor. Jackson nnd
Cass sts. Visitors always welcome
C. A. CHAMPERLAIN. C. C
CHAS V. HOPKINS, M. P.
K. B. W1MBERLY. K. R. 8
L. O. T. !. atiMhirft Hive No. 11,
holds regular reviews on second
and fourth Friday afternoons in
Maccabee hall. Sisters ot other
hives visiting In the citr are cor
dially Invited to attend our re
views. Maccabee boll oi Cass
Street.
ELLA LANE. Cora.
JE.-irilE HAPP. Col.
iiAOI.ES, Roseburg Aerie meets In
their hall on Jackson SL, In 2ni
and 4th Monday evenjngs ot ear.
month, t g o'clock. VlslUng breth
ren In good standlcg alwas wel
come. FRED P. CLAR v, W. P. P.
VICTOR MJCELLI, W. P.
B. T. OOP DM AN. Secretirv
I. O. O. K., 1'nUm Encampment o. V
Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple,
every Thursday evening. Visiting
brethren always welcome.
FOSTER Ill'TNER. C. P
J. It. BAILEY. 11. P.
OLIVER JOHNSON. R. S.
JAMES EWAI1T, F. S.
A. F. A. tl Tjinm Tyrse So. IS
Regular communications 2nd snj
fourth Wednesdays each month at
Masonle Temple, Roseburg, Ore.
Visitors welcome.
A. A WILDER. W. M .
W F. HARRIS. 8ec
NKKllinolM OK WOOIXIIAWT.
l.llso Circle No. 4 9 Meets on 1st
and 3rd Monday evenings. Visit
In? neirhborn Invited to attend
EDITH CHURCHILL. O N.
T1LLIK I. JOHNSON. Cierk.
q o. P. Ifilletartiui 1u1k No. 8
-iMeats In Odd Fellows' Tempi,
corner Jackson and Cass 8ts., cm
Saturday evening of each weak.
Visiting brethren are always wel
come. VICTOR BOYD. N. O.
A. J. OEDDF8, Ree. Seo.
J. B. BAILEY. Flo. Sec.
KE11EKAII8. tTosetmrg Retieksh
Lodge, No. 41, I. O. O. F. Meets
In Odd Kellowj" Temple avery
week on Tuesday evenibg at ttio
Odd Fellows" hall. Visiting mem
bers in good standing are invited
to attend.
MAUD PLYLER. N. 0.
BELLA STEI HEN30N. See,
UKLUA LEWIS. Financial Sec
H'UOUMKM Of WOKIJJ.
Caup No. 125. Meets ID lie oua
Fellows' hall In Rosjbur ever)
1st and Sru Slondiy evenings. Vis
iting neighbors always waloome.
H. CARRICK. C. C.
M. M. MILIAR. Clerk.
1VAL OHIKH OF MOOSE. Rose-
burg Lodge No. 1037 Moots sec;
ond and fourth Wednesday even
ing or each month at 8 o'clock In
tbe Moose hall. All visiting bro
thers are Invited to attend.
C. W. CI.OAKW. Dictator.
H. O. PAROETER. Secretary
B. P. O. K1KS. lioMoartf Ludxe, So.
II'JH Holds reruiur communieS'
tlons at the Elks' Temple on
each Thursday of every month
All members requested to at
tend regularly, una all visiting
brothers are cordially Invited to
st tend.
HARRY HILPEBURN, E. R.
1HA H. KJUDl.K. Se'y.
O. R S.. It4ieeburir Otaptor !Sk I
Holds their regular uieettnp on
the 1st and 3rd Thursday In each
month. Visiting members In good
standing are respectfully invited
to attend.
LEONA ABRAHAM. W. M.
FREE JOHNSON, Secy.
I. O. O. F Rising 8tar Lodge No. 174
meets Jn the Odd Folloi ' Temple
. every Friday evening. Visiting
brethren always welcome.
Victor Mlcelli. N O.,
Perry Boyd, V. O..
J. EARI.E PICKENS. Rcc. Sec
M FICKLE. FiDHnclal Seo.
HONKia iUJ IXUUK NO. 1110:1, l ld
UhI liiiaheiHiood of Mnlutenanve ot
Way l-iraployos and Itailwiiy Shop
laborer. Auillated with the A
F. of L. Meets at Moose hall the
first Wed., fourth Sat. nights and
third Sunday of each month.
J. F. SMITH. President.
W. J. MEKKilTH, Reed. Secy
GEO. MAC 1VER. Fin. 8eo
All Classltlrd Ailvertlsementa In
verted new ttxlay will be found on
fast page umlor "New Today" bend
WATET.
WANTED Dishwasher at Foulcb's
restuuraut.
WANTED Sewinic bj- the day. 3:
Cbadwiek street.
WANTED Man or ooy willing to do
J:initor work for board, inquire
at Cafeteria.
WANTED Woman for general
housework. Joe E. Harvey. Rose
burg. Phone 9-F4.
WANTED Man, or boy over 18
years old. as porter. Apply at Ho
tel Uuipqua at once.
WANTED Apartment or rooming
house. Give location and price.
Address E. O., News-Review.
WANTED Nicely furnished house
in good residence district. Ad
dress A. C. care Ni-WR-Revipw.
WANTED Furnished or partly fur
nished house. References if de
sired. Address H, News-Review.
WANTED Competent girl or wom
an for pent-ral housework. Call at
312 N. Jackson St.. or phone 136.
WANTED Gentle hor?e. also buegy.
Give cash price and description in
first letter. F. E. Jordan, Rose
burg. WANTED Leaving for Los Angeles
in Ford car. Room for 1 or 2 pas
sengers. Inquire at Rice & Rice
realty.
HOUSE WANTED Want to buy or
hire good work horse. Phone ear
ly mornings 15-F12. John Good
bourn. WANTS .WORK Die and tool
tunker: kill accept work of anr
kind for few weeks, part or n'l
time. Money no object. Inquire
News-Review.
WANTED Position as foreman: 20
years experience In auto and trac
ter business: thorough mechanic,
".'ecialist on icnition. starting,
lighting and c.-rhnratlon. At pres
ent employed, but desire chance to
country. 11. C. de It., Room 410.
23 8 Eddy SI., San Francisco, Cal.
FOl TiFNT
FOR RENT 2 housekeeping rooms
( 16 So. Pine St.
FOR RENT Snrety deposit boxes
Roseburg National Bank.
FOR RENT Room with bath. In
quire 401 So. Main St.
FOH RENT Remington typewrite!
No. 10. Inquire Vosburg Bros.,
27 N Jackson street.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Also sln
gle rooms at reasonable prices.
Rosebont Apartments, oor Main
and Douglas.
mm mm
CHILDREN
should not be"dosd"'
fur colds- apply the
''outside" treatment
VICKS VAPORUK
ii.20
HISCELLA.VEOUo.
DRESSMAKING Stylishly done:
tailoring. 749 So. Main, rnoue
42-Y.
GENERAL TRANSFER Hauling
and country trips a specialty.
Troxell & Co. Phone 251.
F9UND An envelope containing
kodak pletutes and films, owner
please call at News-Review office.
SAFETY FIRST Secui a safety
deposit box for your valuable pa
pers at the Rosebure National
Bank. "
FOUND Pair of mens gloves. The
owner may recover property at
News-Review office. t26
SPECIAL DRIVE ON RAGS We
will pay two cents a pound for
rugs until May 1. Rush your rugs
in. Berger s Junk bftop.
LOST Lost between Roseburg and
Wilbur or between Wilbur and
Garden Valley, auto tail light.
Finder leave at Wilbur store or at
News-Review office.
MONEY TO LOAN 20-year r.ira
credit farm loans, low iuteres'
rate. $20,000 local money to loai
on good real estate. First mort
gage. See hi. F. Rice ot Rice a
Rice. tf
USED CARS O. K. Garage has s
large number of different makes
Prices and terms to suit your poc
ket book. Call and we will de
monstrate them to your satisfac
tlon. Geo. Shanks & Son.
FOlt HA I.E.
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE News
Review office.
FOR SALE 1919 Ford touring car.
Call 203-R.
FOR SALE 16 hi.es. Pine Crest
Farm, Dixonville. Phone 33-F25.
FOR SALE Two good Fox hounds,
will run coyotes. Phone Jj-l'14.
HAR LEY-DAVIDSON motoi cycle,
with side car. mechanically per
fect. 627 Mill.
FOR SALE Overland In fine condi
tion. Mrs. E. M. Bowers, 207
S. Flint St.
FOR SALE Dodge delivery car in
A-l condition. Inquire at News-
Review office.
FOR SALE Complete sets Dritaul
ca, Dickens and Shakespeare. In
quire News-Review.
FOR SALE Baby grand piano, Cir
cassian walnut, in good condition.
Inquire at News-Review office.
COW FOR SALrJ One Jersey, good
milker. Lone Oak ranch. Brock
way. Fred Schmidt. t
FOH SALE Good farm of 171 acres
on CboB Buy highway. No agents.
Lock Box 25, Camas Valley, Ore.
FOR SALE Small pigs. 10 days to
2 weeks old, separately or with
sows. Wni. Weaver, Myrtle Creek
Phone 18-X2.
HOUSE ON MAIN ST. just off
Mosher, 100 ft. frontage, beatiti
fill retaining wall. Price $3750.
Casey-Harding.
FOR SALE 8-year-old cow, came
fresh Feb. 16, and u giving about
3t lbs. milk per day now. R. L.
Ellis, 3 miles west Roseburg, Ore.
H'ST on the market, beautiful 6
room bungalow; sleeping porch,
with bath; at the Intersection of
Fullerton & Mlcelli Sts. Price
$2000. Casey-Harding.
FOR SALE A bargain, Chevrolet
touring car. new tires, Just over
hauled, terms. See W. R. Pnrmlee,
710 S. Jackson St., any day be
fore noon.
FOR SALE 2 lots, corner, 6-room
house, outbuildings, fruit trees,
nice garden land, $800, Including
furniture. Terms. D. Whitsett,
Rapp's restaurant.
FOR SALE 7 passenger '18 model
Studebaker, A-l shape. Run 6000
miles'. Good for family or stage
work. Stephens street entrance to
Roseburg Garage.
FOR SALE One of the best Chester
White brood sows In the county,
weight about 350 lbs. If you want
something good, come quick. J. R.
Wilson, Roseburg. Phone 2-F31.
r0R SALE Prune trees for fall de
livery f. o. b. Canby. Oregon, 4 to
6 ft. .40 c; 3 to 4 ft., 25c. All
kinds fruit trees at reasonable
rrlces. R. L. Ellis, 3 miles west
Roseburg, Ore.
WE REPRESENT the Fenner Mfg.
Co. of the Peninsula Lumber Co.
ef Portland, Ore. Ready Cut
Homes. If you contemplate build
ing a home, barn or garage, write
or call for catalogue. Casey-Harding.
Roseburg, Oregon.
HOUSEHOLD CONVENIENCES
Kitchen Cabinets, Billt In effects
ef any sort are made by us. Its
all home Industry. See us about
anything In this line yon want.
The J. G. FlooKCo.
Pkone f 0
BOH riALEMediunTT 7!
t at Foutche.
GOATS FOR BAl&Irr; '
quire " Nawwto.0 -
FOR 8 ALE Baled La7w7T
Rt' M aat ol&?
FOR SALE l"nbaleT"aIhIf"""'"
1 Bros.. H
OAK WOOD FOR 8ALP;
...... ...uuauie. Ph0n, ,
FOR SALE, BARGaInZTT"
dern bungalow. ,i, '0u
garage. el0M ln ph; K
OR SALEueouTT"-----.
cheap; 3 good heavy h7 .
good fartu wagoa,
33
ACRES olc ... T"
15 acres in cultivation1;
chard. Price fcjMj.
COAL
"I ends, cement, Iw1"!
.
011 SALE-Egg, toTTanTT-
K-MNt ca
"". l-ooking ci. n7. ta
F0R SALE 11 1-2 acreTilirr
mile to town: good I sL M
"i rj.
barn, chicken hou. r...
BoxlS. Rt. 1, Rosebud?"
. JP' "'IB.
FOR SALE-Large cowtT
shows all R. R. and oJ''
lands open to entry?
F. C. . rear, couuty iurJl!'
Roseburg, Oregon.
thousand feet.- PonS.'
Address S. M., care NewHm'
120 ACRES of timber land 7
n i .V ' "" west or Dmi
Price 75c per M. C. 0 And.
Box 463 Ballard Sta., SwttJoJ
FOR SALE Highest grade
stock walnuts, prunes, (0 ,
every variety of fruit tree rrovnii
Oregon, as well as latest u on.
ineutals. For fall dellreria n
F. E. Jordan, special agent, 324 1
1st Ave. N., Roseburg, Orejoi
HATCHING EGGS Hollywood IK.
egg strain White Leghorni, 6
en Campines. from first pria m
San Francisco World Fair; Un
Face Black Spanish; heavy Wm
and non-setterB. Epgs $l.ij
setting; $8 per 100. rton l-iii
Ed Bryant.
3V4 ACRES PRUNES, 10 sera 11-year-old
Spitz, and Newtown u
pies, wilh good crop prosperu for
I his year; 64 acres Ideal lom
berry land, river bottom of the tv
eU quality. Inquirs al our oKW
for particulars. Casei-Hitlii
EGGS FOR HATCHIXG.
Thoroughbred white Rocki Ins
100 egg strain. Also thorossksrel
C. White Let-horns Tancrri ciii
Eges f 8 00 per hundred. 1 In
white Rock cockerels for sale, KM
"ash. A. S. Hunt. 225 Jackioi k.
N., Roseburg, Oregon. ,
HEINLINE-MOORE
CONSERVATORY
1 uic 1 1 1 ? ii'.cil Educatiot
Managed by
Accredited T eachers Onj
The Stilted, ninnd. hirblj fI"'
t.-n. li.T. ami thi. school comb
1UU percent witb tb SUUlav.
Kohihaaen Bldje.
Township Maps
Showing 0. & C. Grant
Lands subject to entrj
April 12th. $1.59 p
township.
Douglas
Abstract Co.
M. A. BULEY
CONTRACTOR
Builds Anything. Ft
class work. Let me Jp
with you. Box 304. R
dence 305 Douglas St
Roseburg, Oregna-
Some
Land Bargains
I have quit. . f J-ffl
sell in Roseburg. "50r
country nouies - ji
some of them well "P"'
up to date, ranging ,
15 acres; small
on Cow Creek, abov. 0
Come and see the P
the land suits we U1 try
the price right.
Write or call on HJ-
RL I, Koseoois.