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ASTORiA
Hi
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sand Bowls'
YmiilaluiiUicIoooi;
SS Morphine n
Ann
It 13,1!'
A helpful !'!'
rartinuleS''?!2."
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mimm
For Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears tho
Signature
of
ft .n In
LOVE and MARRIED LIFE
txL the noted author
Idah MSGlone Gibson
C
H1LDREN
should not b"dossd"
tot colds - apply h
"outside" treatment
i vim's VAPOR
WANTED A 5 or 8 year old team,
weighing around 1250 each. Must
bu gtmtle. sound, and well broke,
Addtess. Box S3. Cumas Valley.
Ore.
Sl'TH AND lli:K HII.IUtEN.
what 1 had ju.- said to .lolin that
; women mCt make thl6j.PPli '
such little nunc. If they would have
Iluth. She
complexion
had i
had
i.r a moment Jnhii said nothing;
th ii I finished my poet-talk on the happiness at nil
homo of hupplnexs. I hell Be Kissed
my arm, which be bad been holding
"Come downstairs." said Alice, as came together until her mouth was
Hhe opened the door after a little ! only a pale, red lmo. Her were
knock, "Ruth is here wilt) the child-1 unhappy. The) hardly brightened
.ren t thev annuls?" she asked when she looked at im.'-"'
N'l'KillllMIIH OF WOOIICIMFT.
Lilac Circle No. 49 Meets on 1st
and 3rd Monday eenings. Visit
ing neighbors Invited lo attend
KDITH CHURCHILL. O. N.
Tl I.I.I E I. JOHNSON. Cl )rk.
WANTED Position as foremaa; 20
years experience in auto and trac
tor business; thorough mechanic,
specialist on ignition, starting,
lighting and carburation. At pres
ent employed, but desire ebange to
country. H. C. de R., Room 410,
238 Eddy St., San Francisco, Cal.
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
wv -
Exact Copy of Wrapper,
Mt onrru wiMNf, nrw von errr.
1 hardly knew
cnaugeu u. -' -- , . ,,, v.. ,
; grown tallow and pale. Iter inin ut L V. 1. iwci.u.b ...... ..... ...
1 Kru ...... h nn ....i,... or rAviAwi nn second
and fourth Thursday afternoons In
Maccabee hull. Sisters of other
hives visiting in our city ore cor.
dially invited to attend our re
views. Maccabee ball on Cass
street.
LOUISE LOCKE, Com.
JESSIE RAPP, Col.
have been so much
ren
u.,.,.,1.... Ilht,v vnnli th..m 'ft.M,lr,.n Which
r'. r'.i, ti.., ! t her. She c.n.0 forward, however,
"And I cannot see why itu'.h will ' and greeted inu wilh a smile,
not send the children over to Hob- j "Bobble was s-o Insistent upon see
bie's for a visit now and then, bob- j ing the 'Candy Lady. she aiu.
bio Isn't a drunkard or a roue. In j "that I had to come over right away
fact, ,1 have always thought that to see you."
Uobbie Caylord was one of the, Bobbie already had clambored up
atralghtest men I ever knew." on the arm of my chair, and little
"I think he made a great mistake Ruth sat upon my lap. I n'lcet1'
in marrying Helen," put In John. however, that little Dick did not
Alice Takes a Maud. leave his mother. He seemed to un-
"Now. let's don't discuss it," said I derstand her better than the other
Alice decluedly. "Of course, in the j children, although he was the young
man's eyes, 'the woman tempted me' ; est.
is excuse enough, but for once, dear I Ruth greeted John rather stiffly. I
brother, we agree upon one thing, I know she hadn't expected to find
that Huth should allow her bus- him there, and I almost felt that she
hand, event though he Is married to ; had Intended to say some things to
mother, to see the children occa
sionally."
"I do not understand," I said,
"how they could have been given ex
clusively Into Ruth's guardianship,
as there wasn't a breath of scandal
in connection with the divorce."
"I think," said John, "that Bobble
made a special agreement with Ruth
that she should have the children
Alice and mo that she didn't want
John to hear. However, before we
could begin conversation, Bobbie
said:
"Is that big man your papa, Candy
Lady?"
"He means your husband," ex
plained Ruth.
Original randy Man.
"Yes, dear, I think perhaps if you
I, O, O. 1'., Villon rriieampment No. 0
Meets In Odd Fellows' Templo.
every Thursday evening. Visiting
brethren always welcome.
FOSTER BUTNER, C. P.
J. B. BAILEY. H. P.
OLIVER JOHNSON, R. 8.
JAMES EWART. F. S.
t'Afil.ES, Roseburg Aerte meets lo
their hall on Jackson SC. in tw
and 4th Monday evenings of ear
month, t 8 o'clock. Visiting breth
ren In good standicg always wel
come.
FRED V. CLARa, W. P. P.
VICTOR MICELLI. W. P.
B. T. GOODMAN. Secretary.
Spring Styles
Belcct your sprlnK styles from our
new arrivals of wools, serges, silks,
prltitff crepe de rhene and vollca.
We also have In New Spring Costs.
The snnp and frctliness of Hprlng find expres
sion In the chic styles anil brilliant weaves of our
new fabrics. They combine eviiuNlte tnsto with
perfect reliability wlilih stamp tbein as the best.
He was so Infatuated with Helen nt would look In his pockets you would
tho time that be thought he would ! find that he is the original candy
never miss them. He ought to know, j man."
for be Is as old as I am. that infatua- I was banking nn the fact that
Hon for a woman Is the shortest lived ! probably John had brought me a box
thing In a man's existence." of candy, which he had not yet
"Goodness, my unthinking brother ' thought to deliver, and I found, as
is growing able to put his experiences Bobbie started to him with a rush,
into theories," said Alice.. Hint my surmise was true, and to-
Look here, Alice," said John as gethnr they found tne canny not in
we started down to see Ruth, "I was J John's pocket, bu whir? he hid left
speaking Impersonally. A woman can i It on the living-room table when' ho
never discuss anything without put- had come upstairs to see me.
ting herself Into it. But a man can "I am afraid. Mr. Gordon, rata
bo Impersonal once In a while." I Ruth, "that you are too good to the
Very Happy Wife. children. Katlierln.' nimosr rumrc
As we went down to Ruth, the- them bv giving ill to all their
children clamored about me and as ' desires when she was visiting" she
I fi ll their little moist kisses I be- suddenly stopped- sh? could no.
gan to he glad that I was going to mention Helen's name. Then Hobble
have a child for my very own. And I added much to the .IHcotnfi'uro of
I knew that If John was as sweet to i the party by saving:
me as he had been since he came to 'Tlease, Mr. Candy Man, when jou
1 u-'Xl visit th." C.indv I.-l v HI yuu
py wife nnd mother In the coming; bring my papa wiih vr.u?"
years. Again I felt the truth of I (To be Cntluund.)
UOt)l3
I. ABRAHAM
"Lvcrythlng the Heat"
LADIFS
YK.K
(162)
A: hrj-:i.T mioi; mam u
nut a lucro cobbler mendi you
till ota whin they mine to us. W
restore shoes iimtiad of rtpalrlii,
them. To strengthen, tho wwtk
ntipnea wtthnut cure in preserving tin
Htyle of the shoe In mi old-fuHhlonet
clumsy work. Lot iih show you wha'
wo do by our modern methods anc
f.ictory machinery.
Shoe. called for and delivered, 1
cents extrti. Tbone I'M.
W. S. HOWARD
(iMxIyeitr Slu.e Uepiiirer.
MS N Jitiinn PI
Do Yoa Work With Electricity
Bun the Buxier. We can p: mil buzzers or bells In your office,
connect your dining tuhle with tho kitchen, put cUctric lUhtoii on
your gaa burners, or any other electrical work.
Clud to tell you the cost.
Miller's Electric Shop
123 N. Main Street Phone 447
Mi'!
EXPERT WELDING
Iticlutles iht only the knowl
Mdy of here to hi ply the
hciit, but nUi just when to
sVop. The ft rk cm ho over
done rs veil as underdone. We
piiiifH4 the kilowjeilge
and hiivd fuciltty f.r doing all
kind of wetditiK work atmfae
tonly. W ate nt your aer
lce any time.
Mather s W M'my Works
HO"! Ml t)tl'.(,l m&
Our Family Laundry Service
WHAT IT !
A help that will simplify your particular wasMsv problems
such Is our family Isundry service. Onr driver ealii for your ts :n
lly bundle at a definite time each week, and we'll .1.1 ior wash
ing in our customary consldeiata and sanitary mann. r.
rfflj. . ROSEBURG
STEAM LAUNDRY
Was Forced to Live
In Leaky House
Funnio Jaoiius y i.iertiay f.led a
sti " In the circjt; court OKiilnsl Jos
eph A. Jacques, nib (r.v cru l in d
rlinnan troatmn. She claims that
thorn has nev-r h'-en any Iwve hi
iwf.tn herself -tni hf.r hu?baii l wince
ih'-fr marriage an 1 h;i Hhe hnn been
cruelly troaiec5, bohi.? forced to live
i-i a leaky h':i.-e aui i' furnish lire
m r.d and otherwh. pn-viio or her
tlf lit ppite of tlA fact tha in r !ius
band !h worth $40,000. She requests
alimony In the hiiiii of $50 per month
and tho care and custody cf her two
minor children. She Is repren- uled
hy Attorney O. S. !!rov;n.
CHICHESTER SPILLS
f i( 0Iajj riJhtl-jrlliwnJ;HrnlA
U sk.-l Tkj no 4hr. Buy f too
PI fjf IniLt. Atk few rilI.C ITCH.
i'SleUi
SOLD BTDSIGGISTS KbfttHKE
Ul.vMoND 1IHANU flLl.l
mnknosmu licit. Safest, A'wiySKelUM
mi:i-:tix; at sitiikrliv.
kmm)i;si:s
At a rooent meeting of the '95
Mental Cult uro Club a resolution
was passed endorsing fully the pn
poed mil luge tax bill to provide
'"ids for the schools f higher edu
r ition in (troron. Kach member of
ho club was uregd to actively sujv
mrt tho hill nnd to devote some
time and energy to Its furtherance.
Wooton Case
Goes to Jury
(Itv .'.ih lated lre)
TOMillSTONK. Apt 11 30.--1' I.,
considered likely that the cao of
kidnapping In connection with the
lllsliee deportations will be
hands o the Jury tonight.
the
German Troops
To Restore Order
(lly Associated lress)
I.ONluVs. April 110. German
state dtl.fense troops will mat -h inv
! ho sou' hem Ruhr district for the
protection of public order and In
dustry, siys a wireless dispatch
fiom llerlfn today.
sritiNt. SAMI l.l S Arfi:iT I
Pon't fall to call and Inspect ou?
fine tine of spring simplea for men's
lorhing. A beautiful line to make
i teleel Ion from for a uobhy suit
W. Sloper. t'ia cleaner and pres-
t.KTS mtiu i:.
Lizzie Fisher ye'er.i.iy secured a
leered of divorce frori (. Fis
her on th ground f cru.d and in
human treatment. Th ef i. lant
did not appear ta nnweer th- cbirg-s
made. The plaintiff wpa reprcunted
' Attorney John T. Long.
3 CITY NEWS jP
A school meeting will b'e held at
Sutherlin tonight for the purpose of
hearing arguments favoring the pas
sage of themlllage tax measures to
be on the ballot at the coming elec
tion. John C. Almnck. of the ex
tension department of the t'niversity
of Oregon, and County School Super
intendent O. C. Brown will speak.
o
' is ;ivi:n iuvoisce.
A decree of divorce was given yes
terday In tho circuit court to A. M
Akers from Ada Akers, tho grounds
being desertion. Attorney I. II. Rid
dle uppenred for the plaintiff.
SKTTIXO KfiOS.
From Hlch Producing White Le?
norn nens Tnncred Strain, $1.23 per
netting of is; 8 per 100. E
vosburgh, 227 N. Jackson or 702
ullerton.
si
I.OIMiF DIKWTOHT.
The If. It. K. I. A. Vnlor, Metlnn
will be held at the Mserahbee hall
every first and third Wednesdays
or tne montn.
1. K A. A!., I-nurrl TxXIge No. ia
tteguiar cominunications 2nd an.
fourth Wednesdays each month at
Masonic Temple, Roeeburg, Ore
Visitors welcome.
A. A. WILDER. W. M..
W F HARRIS. fee
Arundel, piano tuner, pnone lSiL.
Nifty millinery
over $15.
St Bellows,
not
t.
KXKJIITS OF PYTHIAS Alphs
Ixid re Mo. 47, meets every Wed
needay evening, cor. Jark'on and
Cass sts. Visitors always welcome
C. A. CHAMBERLAIN. C. C
CHAS F. HOPKINS, M p
E. B. WIMBERLY, K. R. 8
LADIES and
GENTLEMEN
JUST this ad. to tell
the people of Rose
burg that I am run
ning a
First-Class Jitney
Mine is a fine IWk Tonririr
car. If I picas.; you. t.-ll
others. If not. tell me.
Car stands at Tulace of
Sweets. Phone 76.
I. O. O. P. Ililletartnn Iiodc No.
Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple,
corner Jackson and Cass Sts., oo
Saturday evening of each week
Visiting brethren are alway. wel
come.
VICTOR BOYD, N. O.
A. J. GEDDFS, Rec: Sec.
J. B. BAILEY. Fin. Sec.
RF.HKKAHS. Koseburg Rebekat.
Lodge. No. 41, I. O. O. F. Meeu
in Odd Fellowi' Temple ever
week on Tuesday evening at tht
Odd Fellows ball. Visiting mem
bers in good standing are invited
to attend.
MAUD PLYLER, N. O.
BELLI) STEPHENSON, Bet
DELLA LEWIS. Financial Sec
ftOOIWKV OP WOULD.
Camp No. 125. Meets In tie Odd
Fellows' hnll In Rosaburg even
1st and 3ru Monday evenings. Vis
King nolghbora always welcome.
H. CARRICK, C. C.
U. IS. MILLER, Clerk.
LOYAL ORDER. OF MOOSE. Rose
burg Lodge No. 1037 Moots sec
ond and fourth Wtanesday even
Ing of each month at 8 o'clock in
the Moose ball. All vlsriting bro
thers are. Invited to attend.
C. W. CLOAKH, Dictator.
H. O. PAROETER. Socretarj
B. P. O. LIKS. r.osenurg liOdKe, No
Holds regular communlca
tlons at the Elks' Temple on
each Thursday of every month
All members requested to at
tend regularly, and all visiting
brothers are cordially Invited t
attend.
HARRY HILDEBURN. E. R,
IK A H. KIDDLE. Ser.
t). E. 8., lloseborg Chapter Ko, I
Holds their regular meeting ot
the 1st and 3rd Thursday in eact
month. Visiting members in goou
standing are respectfully Invitee
to attend.
LEONA ABRAHAM, W. M.
Fit ICE JOHNSON, Secy.
L O. O. F., Itlalr.g Star Ixxlce So. 1T4
meets in the Odd Fello s' Temple
every Friday evening. Visltint
brethren always welcome.
Victor MlcelH. .V. G.,
Perry Boyd, V. a.,
J. EARI.E PICKENS. Rec. Sec
M FICKLE. Financial Sec
IIOSKHI IKJ LODGE NO. lOH.t, I'nl
ted HniUiorluMid of Maiiitenanco ol
Way Kniployes and Railway Sluij
laborers. Affiliated with the A
F. of L Meets st Moose bat! the
rrst wed., fourth Sat. nights and
t in rd i-undav of ca' b month.
J. F. SMITH, President.
W. J. MEREDITH, Reed. Secy
OKO. MAC IVER. Fin. Sec.
All Classified Advertisements In
erted new today will be fonnd on
test page qnner "New Today" head
WA.VTED.
WANTED Dishwasher at Foutch's
restaurant.
W ANTED Sewing by the day.
Chadwick street.
32S
WANTED A
Sanitarium.
cook at the Rultei
3'-!7 W. Douglas St.
COOK'S HELPER Or second Cook
anieu at toe cateter'a.
WANTED Small cash register. Call
at i.j sneridan St., or phone 361.
WANTED Man or Dor willing to Ho
Janitor work for board. Inquire
at Cafeteria.
IFOR SALcZrrr--:'i
POlv RENT
FOR RENT Safety deposit boxes
Koseburg National Bank.
EOR SALeZTTTT" -J
FOR SALEOvirTT -vl
- ',n
FOR RENT Room with bath.
quire 401 So. Main St.
In-
FOR RENT Modern furnished
house; no children, rnone ltzi.
St. "V
F0R SALET7
CtlriZ "-"
OAK WOOD FORTT
TRUCK. Qufc rfrl
FOR RENT 4 unfurnished rooms
at 217 Chadwick -St. Call mornings.
FOR RENT Remington typewritei
No. lu. inquire vosDurg uros.,
227 N. Jackson street.
FOR
fresh
35
Elli
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Also sin-
Roseburg Apartments, oor Main
and Douglaa.
MISIEIXA.N'EOUb.
DRESSMAKING Stylishly done;
tailoring. 749 Sc. Main. Phone
429-Y.
BE GOOb TO YOURSELF Phone
76 and rldo. Jitney on the Job
until midnight.
GENERAL TRANSFER Hauling
and country trips a specialty,
Troxell & Co. Phone 251.
FOUNT) An envelope containing
kodak pictures and films. Owner
please call at News-Review office
SAFETY FIRST Seem a safetj
deuoilt box for your valuable pa
pors at the Roseburr National
Rank. tf
FOUND Pair of mens gloves. The
owner may recover property at
News-Review office. t26
vJONEY TO LOAN 20-year Tdrai
credit farm loans, low Interest
rate. $20,000 local money to loan
on good real estate. First mort
gage. See At. F. Rice of Rice A
Rice. tf
USED CARS O. K. Garage has a
large number of different makes.
Prices and terms to suit your poo-
k't book. Ca:l nnd we will de.
monstrate them to your satlsfac
Hon. Geo. Shanks & Son.
FOR SALE.
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE Newa-
Rovlew offtca.
FOR SALE Fir biock wood. Phone
19-F5.
FOR riALE Medium sized safe. Sot
it at Foutches.
FOR SALE 16 hogs. Pine Crest
Farm, Dixonville. Phone 33-F26.
FOR SALE Dodge car In good run
ning condition. Inquire Glenn
1 aylor.
FOR SALE: Good 5-year-old Jersey
cow. R. I.. Thomas, Roseburg.
Routo 2.
FOR SALE Po(1r;e delivery car In
A-l con li I 'll, inquire at News-
Revl--w o;.ice.
FOR S LE Sectional bookcase and
kite-en cabinet. Good as new.
211 Y. Mosher St.
FOR SALE Baby grand piano, Cir
cassian walnut. In good condition,
lnqulr? at NewB-Review office.
FOR TALE Large, modern bouse,
corner lot; furniture If wanted.
own.-r going away. Call 746 S.
Thompson street.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 10 acres.
Improved, 1 mile from city; small
nouse. and other buildings. In
quire 522 So. Pine.
FOR SALE Underwood typewriter,
factory rebuilt, used short time In
the home. Price $55. G. A. Him
mel, Myrtle Creek, Ore.
JUST on the market, beautiful 6-
room bungalow; sleeping porch
with bath; at the Intersection of
Fullerton & Micelli Sts. Price
$2000. Casey-Harding.
FOR SALE 2 lots, corner. S-room
honse, outbuildings, fruit trees,
nice garden land, $800. including
furniture; terms. D. Whltsott, at
tiapp s restaurant.
FOR SALF. 2 burner e'lOctne nlate
with oven, bicycle, shower bath,
rocking chair, mattress, lawn
mower, rug 9x12. 121 N. Steph
ens street.
FOR SALE
aern 1
garage,
as i-tt,
bunifiti,.,. 1 nth
. .i. . ."."- 'ttli. 7'
svLir
lbs. .i'' ""."erui,
mll Tt "-
3 miles i " I
. " ends, cemsut S
torage, transfer, u
Phone 128. J. y
J
FOR SAI p , . . . .
mil. to town iSJT'kHl
barn, chicken hoass Jf' H
-i,at
show, ali R S5. 4
Roseburg, Oresoa '
W ANTED Woman for general
housework. Joe E. Harvey, Rose
burg. Phone 9-F4.
ANTED Nicely furnished house
In good residence district Ad
dress A. C. care News-Review.
HORSE WANTED Want to buy or
hire good work horse. Phone ear
ly mornings 15-FU. John Oood-
nnurn.
We wa.t snd pollih cars at Ver- '?
Edgar Shanks, Prop.
ten s tsrase.
1 fcOrClfcCK80lCK
j WAN TED Modern furnished houss
or bungalow, by eoupl. wltiotit
I r. !dren. Will be rsrmsnent. In
quire at News-Review office.
BROCCOLI SEED FOR SALE Dr.
Bailey has spent 8 years develop
ing a strain of broccoli seed adapt
ed to the Umpqua Valley. $2 per
ounce. Special rates on pound lots.
Orders taken for broccoli plants
for June delivery, $4 per thou
sand. Dr. C. H. Bailey A Son,
Roseburg, Oregon.
FOR SALE One span Belgian
mares, ace 5 and 9, weight 3700.
$423 with harness. One spsn Per
cheron mares 5 and 6 years old.
weight S000, $400 with harness:
1 Belgian mare 3 vears old.
weight 1450. price $100. A. C.
Dear. Oakland. Ore. Phone 30-F3.
FINE 200-ACRE FARM: 100 rich
creek bottom; 50 In crop: 140 un
der plow: 55 timber; railroad 15
miles; store snd blch school near:
on hlghwav: with crop, some
stock, machinery and household
goods. $13,000. terms. Address, I
"Owner," Box 122, Roseburg, Ore.
120 ACRES of tlmbeTuJaT
1'rice 1 5c per M.
Box 463 itii.S oM'H
on., Sn
FOR SALE A h..,.rH
touring car. new Ura! tail
710 S Jacr..W-.l
FOR SALE-7 w,enJ
StllWlol,UbU . , L
work Stephen, street ntlll
2 LOTS, 5-UOOM MODERsJ
uraaa sewttatiJ
i'cu eireet. rriet fi
$550 down, balMn, .
uiuiiiu. v.asey-nardiD(
FOR SALE Prune treej (on:;
tivery r. o. b. Csnby, Own
6 ft., 40 c; 3 to 4 (L li,
hinds fruit tress it ria
prices. It. L. l!ts. : sj,
Roseburg, Ore.
WE REPRESENT the reus
Co. of the PenlMuls LtiH
of Portland, Ore. Rn
Homes. If you eontempUti:
ing a home, bam orgsnt
or call for catalogue. CiMf-i
Ing, Roseburg, Oregon.
EGGS FOR HATCHDtt
Thoroughbred white loth I
300 egg strain. AIM IktratJ
S C. White Leghomi TincrrtrJ
Eggs $8.00 per hundrrt. i
white Rock cockereli tor alt
cash. A. S. Hunt. !!S lithi
V.. Roseburg, Oreroo.
HEINLINE-MOOK
CONSERVATOR!
lnic 111 P IViiCll Utcsl
Managed by
Accredited TeachmOi
The Stti demand hif-IJ
tarhr and this Seboolw
10 percnt with tbt
j Kohlhagon BMM
; HOUSEHOLD COSVEiK,
Kitchen Cabinets. B'JiM
of any sort srs m
.i, InHn.trr. 9M
anything lo thUluier"'!
TheJ.CFloull
Phone JW
Sheet HetalWo
OF ALL RI
I H SINNICB
119 Oa'k eTKEFTr4
M. A. BULB
CONTRACTOt
Builds Anything F
class work. Let me K
wilh you. Box 304, K
Some
Land bam
I have !'" " ''J "jvH
sell in Hosebnrf. wj
country homes
'!!:-..
up 10 -, wr
15 acres: smsU M 6:.
on Cow Creel, .." H
ranging 'ro .yrefH
tne ian "u - i
the price rlthL
Rt Z. lu"-