Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, June 08, 1920, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textn.trmv err til". Jl NR r Tl w" rrv m CausePrecedes Effect N0T1IINU liupi-nH nitliout reason. Even the liluh cost of living can he ainlvzrd and bo found to have solid fouiiiiutloii. Thoughtless use of money Is one of the hi,; contribut ing factors in whirl. the public at large ban been -.holly at fault. .An arcount tore at the Imr'iua Valley Hank la a solu tion to even that problem, for it makes one think TWICE before spending or Investing blindly. JOHN M. THRONE, Cashier. the U24PQIM VrlLLEy bank ROSEBURG WHOLESALE KEOUTIONS. I day by officials of three of tho lest manufacturers In this city. ST LOUIS June 8-Itcductions Ladl.' shampooing dying, rhiW of bhuw raliKiuK irum' ,',-,: i fr nni.olmmpniM nir wiri nrrniin'-'. imm - f- a I How About That Lawn, Docs It Need Mowing? Remember we have a few mowers left over from last season, on which price has not been lifted. Then ajiuin to save it. you will have to become one "Julius Pluvins". and will need hose and sprinklers. We have been selling a quantity but still have some left. Get one of those ewht-foot sprinklers and duplicate a rain shower. Under Rood Pressure it will cover a space 20 feet wide, or can be reduced to as narrow a strip as you wish. Churchill Hardware Co. J 1 ' j I BIG REMOVAL SALE ! I Kr-d 'iyiyn was iu from Olulla on .Monday. Attorney O. S. Brown and M D. Zwlgbt were among tbe (jleiidalc people In this city today. Dlai.fond flour. 3.40 per sack, ride of Douglas flour, $2.7;.. Long a giocery, o- west n mduius." -- .Mrs. Halph Hunsaker loft this af ternoon tor Oakland where " ' visit for a short time at the Hen nlger home. Hon. Hoy Griggs, of Comstock, came to tne cliy today to spend short time attending to business matters. j ti Lee, formerly a resident of .. , , iivimr at Port- laX snt the la in Roseburg looking alter Business ui"-"- Mrs. L. n. Stone and three child ' ..-i i ihn mnniine from Mc ... hi.. vtuit fni- a short time (r.lth her father. -Major . um I ginnery of W est lloseourg, I)r A C. Secly this morning per ! formed a nose and throat operation ion Tina Homey. Mrs. Koacoe Mars ters and ieo. llrosi. Th operations wi re performed at Mercy nosima.. Mrs. W. O. Hill, who has been v i i t i ii k here for the past few days h..- .lane-liter. Mrs. O. C. ii,..,n vuinrned to her homo at Wilbur on the afternoon train. i ii rinrk. who was over from Winchester this morning, reports rood progress on the big poultry house he is erecting on his property there. It will nave a capacity alioul 1000 birds. Mrs. llernlre Corbin, who has been ,.. i..,. i ui ihn Wakefie d & mney store for some time, has opened up ladles' hair dressing estaunsn ....... h,.r.. fimtomnrs can ne un j sured" of expert treatment, including hlianipooluR, dying ana ui56's. i. it Wa lie wiiii here from Port i i ,.,i!,v lunkinc ..after the pur- IchllBC Of llVeStOCK IOr lUO mum-. 1 1 iimr,. Ho renorts market condition l ........ ..nr.vrnlile nt nreseut. l.otll i riotitlng on the effect of the gasoline linrtuge, Mr. Walto says mere e. ; hi ..urimu nf automobiles in Port ' t i vaai,.ri!uv which could not be I'nloudcd because the banks refused lo advance the money therefor, auio tulns are almost at a Btanasuu oe- .. ii... funl ahnrliiire. Relief is expected In Uoseburg tomorrow ... ciirinndit of iiiiboline are ex , 1 period Lille Clrcl. No. 4. Nel6ior pi Woodcraft, held a very - rotetlng last evening In tb V r hall. Two new members wero dded to tnelr roll and lo will be received at tueii ui - lar meeting. , The circle voted to purcu - Woodcraft Home bond., me pur pose of these bonds are iu ""-" sites, erection of buildings. .u.u ings an iuiiiwivH. - -..ke business meeting Ice creuiu vere served and waa enjojea v, present. E1AII POLKS 11ECEIVE1). A carload of cedar polea arrived In the city todav and were hauled under the direction of Forest hu perlvsor Kainsdell to Hllde. whero they are to be used for the construc tion of a telephone line. The con tract for these poles was given a Cot tage Grove firm after bids had been advertised for. An opportunity was given Glide residents to bid on inc furnishing of the poles but the .,..,,. i mu,r,-rt ).ir the Cottage Grove outfit nt much lower than the .H.I.. t.1 TV. fnrn.lt nervlCS lS PUt , . ,i r.lidn and will have a complete telephone exchange connecting with all lines leauing in to the Umpqua forest. I Q Wnather TlMreaU. lOCSl office. rtosebiirg. Oregon, 2 4 hour ending j a. m. today. l1iM.'ipititioii In menus aim nui.u- Highest temperature yesterday o. i.vao lumliBMIIirn I'ISI IIIKllt ' llrnlnltntinil last ?4 hOUTS . . .73 T.,tD nracin since first Of IIIO. .8 Normal precip. for this month 1.07 T.itnl nreein. from MMH. . 11 1919, to date Average precip. from Sept. 1. Trttnl Heflclencv from Sent. 1 11! It-64 Average precipitation for 4 3 wot mnuini I niiTiiirm oer iu Mav. Inclusivel 31.47 WILLIAM BULL. Observer. We are preparing to move our entire stock of Merchandise into the Annex being constructed for us on the south side of the building we now occupy, until our piesent slore rooms are re modeled which we expect will take about 90 days. We find it will be impossible to crowd our immense stock into these small quarters, so have decided to put on a three day stock reducing sale, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week, June 1 0, 1 1 and 1 2. Don't forget the date. During this sale we will sell morvnrlwp nrArtirallv at wholesale prices, much of it at less r-ti I. C r.l than present wholesale prices. Below we list a tew cr me many bargains: HOMES You can purchase a fine home on easy terms if you desire to. We have 4 good properties that can be handled by paying from 300 to ,500 down, with bul ance oil easy terms. Lack of heme building will greater shortage of houses next fall. So 1IUY NOW. We have homes priced from $1500 to J3000 that will be sold on terms. Take a look at them. G. W.YOUNG AND SON i Jteal Katate and Insurance. 110 Cass St. Phone 417 i : DAILY WEATHEK ItEIOHT. NEWS SNAP SHOTS Prudent Man Avoids Speculation Many who put their earned dollars in a sr. culative scheme are usually sorry. But the prudent man avoids such an experience by seeking safety for his funds and starting an account with the Roseburg National Bank. A Interest Paid on Savings Accounts. ' TheRoseburgNdliondlBdiii IS River Changes Its Coursa, There Is onlv one season of the venr when one can visit Angkor (In ihn interior of Pnintioitia. French Indo- Chlnn), owing to n curious phenome non known nowhere cle In tne worm tli fiiet Hint Hit river Ton-leSap flows Inlnnd part of the year and men tnrim and Hows outward. In the oppo site direction, for the remainder of the venr. At such 'unes as It flows 111 inml iliirlnc and following the rnlny senson, there Is wnier enough to no:n .t..,mJ,onls. When t tlous olltwnril It ponihletelv drains a large hike that funis pari of the river hed and leaves the hike dry except for a small trickle down the center. NEW TOUA1 FOU SALE Piano box. Inquire at this office. WANTKI) Hy young woman, gen eral housework, rnone 4uu. WANTKI) Furnished house by re liable tenant. Phone J i 4. -iTKI) Toucher for Happy Vat lev school. District 87. Address N". A. McColloch. Thone 17-F3 WANTKI) Ten to 13 head of young gnats. R. S. liutton. Wilbur, Or. Phone 31-F 11. FOR SALE 150 Angora goats In eluding two bucks. V. U. Paul Ii. I). No. 1, Uoseburg. GROCERIES Matches, law hox. per lox 5c White Laumliy Soap, box 5c Dovilod nuat, can. 5c Canned IVas. per can 15c Canned Corn, per can 15c Canned Tomatoes, per can ...15c White lieans, a-r II) - 8c Bleached Suit Kaisinn, pk-, 20c Tea, ereen or black, per pound 45c Catsup, per bottle Libby's 1'ork and lieans, per can A limited amount of suar. 1001h.$ 25c 12 c 25.50 Do not fail to take ad vantage of this remark able opportunity. DRY GOODS Ladies Mack Hose, per pair 18c Coat Sweaters, each $2.75 Ladies and Misses Middies, de tachable fiannol'collar, each . $2.98 Ladies bathinir suits, each $1.50 Mens bathing suits, cotton, each. ..$1.25 Mens balhini: suits, wool $3.50 Lad.es I'nderf kirts. each $2.75 roll sLE Anisco seeder for Ford son tractor. Has never been used W. . Paul. K. D. No. 1. W ANTF.t) Automobile mechanic Must be good on electrical equip ment. Uoseburg enrage. FOIt 1IKNT 3 furnished rooms, in Huilim? narlor. for 2 voung men reasonable. 247 So. Jackson St Phone 41-R. WANTED Donkey engineer. One capable of handling a dump-scoop gravel drag with lines, nana sig nals. Joplin & Eldon, Ulendale Oregon. 'lll.,, fill 1 1 tl V .Mrs. A. J. Wolf spent tne aay ai Wilbur enjoying a short visit with friends who reside at that place. 1'.. IV....L- at I'lirtlllfllt Myrtle Schoeder lert mis mom ing for Portland, where she has ac leiitcd employment, k:,,it,,ti.llM .in ltllsillC. O W. Kruse went to Hutnerun io- d.-.v to snend a short time lookin alter business affairs. I V.. It.i.l Miittf.rK rn,ini. inHire Stewart ana com n.isslonor Weaver went to Yoncalla oday to inspect road work. Vlvit In 1tv A W Walker Hnd wife. Of th Walker Auto Co., of Medford. were I uslness visitors in Kosoourg ycsier day. tin lliiviiwr' ii p iirnHforil mid his brother IT M llrnilfnril. went to Yoncalla this morning to attend to business matters. Ult In Mmlrmil I n .In ni Crow left tins morn Ing for Medford, where she will snend several days visiting with relatives Taimlit School Here Mrs. V. A. Davenport left till: morning for Ilrownsvillo. where sh will spend the summer. She ha been teaching school there CnrnHMLs janivo Mr nnil lr. A .T Carmen flu lr. .. f..v Inf. ll.li, ,,aiiI .... fn. Ql uil, .m., im 1111 iiii.i it.itb iu. u lem where thpv evnivt in Kneltd 1 couple of days visiting with rela tives. To Visit Dilliahtel- Mrs. ntioda Chanman went Portland todav to visit with her itniiptitor TTltiln TliivlliinTi Tx-hrt ?r:irf nates from Washington hlc;h school mere tins week. :lilv loes to Albany Attorney 11. L. Eddy left thi morning for Albany, Salem and Portland where he evneet tn at rrnit in miiiineca mniipra rnr n lew rtliva Ua n'ill I.a Ki.lr In 1.1a nftlnr. bv Thnrsilflv mnrninii necnritinir tn ills irt's'iii piauM. Soetiil StlmlHV He ftcorge llouck. Jr.. snent Sundav In this city visiting with his parents Dr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Houck. Two of his college chums aceomnanlcd i.im to Roseburg. They returned to l.ugene, where thev are students a tne university on Sunday evening ltl.flir.iu I'mm l.'il.miin lfea Twirnth.- LVnng .,-1. .n ..... employed on the Eugene Register for me i-iLsi lew nionins, arrived in mis city yesterday and will visit wilh her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Evans for several weeks. From hen Miss Evans will go to California to si elm me annum r i:n.. ititvu f.,i,. in... It. I., l.lle tin. TlltPfhuoAfl an al.r acre tract, highly improved, in Eden fuwci, nnu wr;i majte a country FOR SALE II. D. motorcycles, with and without side cars; 1919 mod els. Some real bargains. Harri son's garage, 123 N. Main. Phone 447. Mens Kelt Hats, each Mens Caps, each Mens Fancy Dress Shoes, regular 12. 50 sale Mens Munson Army Last, regular ?8.50 sale Mens Outinir Klk Shoes Mens Cotton Soq, perjmir .Mens Bolts, each Othor things in proportion. $2.98 $1.75 - $8.50 WANTKI") by experienced accountant several small aeis or oooks to keep: systems Installed; nudi's made reasonably. Address J. V. W., care N. ws-Repiew. FOR SM.F 1 New Perfection nil stove. 2 dressers, and other house hold -otuls: 10 hens. Phone 2"i-F2. or address box 40 R 2. Roseburg. .$5.98 .$2.98 ... 10c ...35c PEOPLES SUPPLY CO. W VNTFT) chance for 3 persons to go to Mvrtle rolnt or Cooullle by nnto or team. Vhone 2,'-F2 or write box 40, R 2, Roseburg. TVKKN 11' lllack steer, branded S on left flank: ronn steer branded V no left flank. Jersey heifer, slit in both ears. Owner can get prop- ,rt. hi- navlnt Hutiinffea anil a ,1 . V'rtUinc evpenses. Chas. Church ill. West Roseburg. ! HOTEL FOll SALE OR TRADE - A tine opnortunlty to secure a fond hotel. In Jackson county. Oregon, on railroad, city water and electric lights; doing now a four to five hundred dollar busi ness monthly. A ate, small farm "referred or cash. Verv chp at t50n. Addrosa, Box 1S1. Orarti Past, Ore. THE QUALITV OF OUR WORK cannot be gauged by our Trices the skill, the care and thoroughners guarantee satisfaction. LET US SHOW YOU Who's your clwuier? -WJi een Try liur Way Our Auto Will CalL Thone 277. home of the place. There are about three acres of prunes besldea other fruits on the place, which is Just cast of the Frank Calkins ranch, and is a delightful rural property. I 1 .... I II Till Attorney Klliert B. nermann r rlved In Roseburg this morning from Portland and will return to that city with hla wire ana aauguier tonight. Attorney Hermann will t home in Port land, and has secured a beautiful home on Tillamook street.. Intern People Here Mr. and Mrs. c. a. .nayuaru, ui --i . n p. nre cuests at the home of Mrs. Frear. their cousin; for a few- weeks. The eastern people are nere ...i.h . view nf nnsslhlv locating in Douglas county, ana train meir .. i nn f the rountrv are much ilelighted with this section of Ore con. Mrs. Mavnarrl Is a cousin of Christy Mathews, of tne cw iora iants. and somotning 01 a eu.ii tun herself. Cnkliinil Will tVlebrate Postmaster II. K. Manoney, wno was over from Oakland yesterday. 3-ivs active preparations are oeing. r.ade there for a bid celebration on Monday, July 5th. The Roseburg i.j I. tn fnrnlnh milsle for the OC- (asiou. In addition to the patriotic program and speecnmaKins un-ro will ba plenty of amusements durips the day. Mavriixl Kvciiluic Miss Edith Hollowny and victor wnrihint-inn luilh of Mvrtlo Creek. wore married last night at 7 o'clock. Rev. Warrington, of the Presbyter, inn church, officiating at tne cere mony, which took place at the manso. A few friends ana roiauves of the young people witnessed the wedding service. The groom is a hrnthnr nf llMirv WorthlllgtOll , of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Wnrthlngtnn will make their nomo ar. myruu Creek. J XO MAIIk'PT """III PORTLAND JUDft t ,. markets are uaclnnsed tW I with the one excepuoa i the quotation beioi ?r - ... Maui. ,4 i Iielire nn VAratt Attorney 0. P. Cosho. tm w tomorrow on his .uomefi n 6u i O.KMB ior IRjbj. vuu.i iai iiU will UeiB-J iTortland to attend Uuw, Ij lodge meetings and tlx ki,J3 ivention. He will not mn.J office until July 1. Hn. CwlmtJ Miss Dale rill acCODDUTkn -0- 1AXCE AT KIDDLE T05ICB A larEn nnmliar nt i-i are planning on tttendkij thj opening dance In tbe Riddle ntU this evening. The roidi inagj lo ill excellent cooaillOD 114 J few are going to tike tht tnd train for Riddle lad mnn J r.laht. The dance will itin after 8 o'clock and clou u !; J inns ai owint inotw vnn viib . I turn by train to do to. ftis tor the occasion Will be uy hv the Jazz-O-Four flrphpntnlti city and the boys are Intent act Ing it tne nest yet;- Tuba pavilion opens under net laei ment and their rejuUr nu nances win oe a leuure urospti the summer. Miss Maud Lombird !(ft fiii i tornoon for Eugene wbm il snend the her summer ncuto Miss Lombard la held ot the H: steal education department it II Helnline-Moore conjemtotj 60 a h Ty.fr.- r j r. rr i it hz- Because you have been m arrled a long time Is no your honeymoon should De over. jiMtijl Why not take your wife TODAY some little token of make her happy? .lntW We have many beautiful gifts that will bring UP.'- heart of your loved ones. We will be giaa - a selection. Our WORD Is our BOND. BUBAR BROTHERS W fdoes I Tuesday ANNA BOS 'Carmen oFthe Nog A Tense Drama of Unusual Power, tW Hall-room Boys Comedy&Toplc ' , . Tuck of G TV,,-., r;j Hi...!. Rarisraie in ne " iiiul3,-i nuaji ucaaiw fc. w . Laird."