s
mnm
Are made from pure cane sugar and filtered water
and they are delicious as they are pure. For the
child who is at school studying hard there is nothing
so beneficial as our Hires Root Beer. .
Roseburg Soda Works
Phone 186
Lit
High Ora'le Ml!) Worlc
Kin lull liiimbtir
Drmm, Wiiidrurii, Frame
Korcuu Mie to Orriur
HARGREAVES DOOR.AND LUMBER CO.
. 8iiCBBffnni to North KMu Plafilnu; MI',1 Co
Cabinetwork, Off mo Fixtures
UrackolB and moiilriltifci
a Spatially
Phone M
tU7 N. Jackson Ht.
CRESCENT HEICHTS ADDITION
Lota in this Addition Sold on KisyTurma; Sin ill Caah Payments
BUILDING RKSTKlCTIONiJ
Extra Tjarj;o in Size. All with fino view of City and Valleys
Make an Appointment With Us To See These Lots
HIMES land
i Can't Bat Dallas Count Grown Trees
Italian Prime Trees, 4 to 6 ft. 1 yr old
$140.00 per 1000
Apph Tcjj5 4 to 6 ft. 1 vr. $12 per 100
I $100.00 per 1000
Pear Trejs, 4 to 6 ft. 1 yr. $25 per 100
3 $225.00 per 1000
Cherry fsame. price as Pear; Peach same as Apple
X IjUIh of other Mock, till Riinruntt'ed truo to I'.anio nml llrst class.
WltlTIC t'S ANY T1MH, OX AXYTHlN'.l IX Ol'U I.1XK.
' SouthernOreon
HELLO!!!!
Beginning next Monday, August 12, and continuing
until August 25, we will issue for every dollars
worth of work delivered $4.00 worth of
Automobile Contest Coupons.
Yes, we wash for the whole family. There are 3
methods of doing family washings do it yourself,
hire a wash woman or send it out. The last way is
the only correct way if you send it to the right
place. We do family washings, rough dry, starch
ing all pieces to be starched, ami ironing' the bed
and table linen, towels and handkerchiefs. We al
so guarantee satisfaction.
Roseburg Steam Laundry
438 North Jackson ht.
ROSEBURG
SUPERIOR
SODAS
riAM :a
French Plate, 1'risin and
Ornamifiitiil tJlaws
Fruit and Kerry Huxuh
Crates, Ktc.
Roseburg, Oregon
Keeping a "Stiff Front"
Inun itimhI In a mini's c)inrncUr
ni In liln nliirt. If bit laundry mnn
will only kti I but nliirt front
whit mid t iff he'll tui mttUlfiMl.
Well, w nmke u npcrltilty of ilc
Inir work iu it nlmuid IxMlone nml
for l but rcntiiiii we alwn.vn uiiui
iiltn tu kiM'p our ciintouicr. AVo
iruiirmitco enre, uli-iuillnctn uiul
uxuHlrnt fininli to overy nrticle
entrusted to ua.
Lone Star Laundry
lMimm :tN()
'or. JMiid nml Woodnrd Sta.
OLIVER
Nursery, 5E$
Yoncalla
ion
Telephone 79
points
for
Mothers
Comfort For Stay at Home Mothers.
"We ure maying homo ttiU summer,"
said the young mother, "at we do not
think the bit by old enough to be taken
out of Ha usual environment, and we
would not go without uiiu." There
ere uo doubt thousands of young moth
ers mid fathers doing the same thing.
They realize thut there are u certain
number of years of their lives that
they mu8t give to the children and
thut they must put aside their own
comfort In order to do It- Mothers
don't break down when they are doing
this sort of work as a general thing
and should try to live as calmly and
comfortably as possible under the cir
cumstances. It Is always wllh relief
that one hears the young mother say
"we" are staying at home, for the
father owes it to bis child as much us
the mother to be near It during tile
critical months of babyhood. Together
they can most certainly do better for
the child than either otic could alone,
ami along wllh the cares of mother
hood should go band In hand the re
ponsiblllties of fatherhood. The child
who Is only mothered loses much in
Its life, for tile father's Influence Is
often sane where motherhood is only
sweet. The well brought up child
must have the father's help as well as
the mother's through every step of his
life, and ho generally gets It In Ameri
ca, whatever may bo said of the better
training for parenthood in other coun
tries. The father has a double duty
to perform, for while he looks out for
his child he must also see that the
mother keeps herself in condition. An
Irritable mother will very likely have
the same kind of child. She may not
lie at all at fault, having been render- j
ed physically incapable of caring prop- i
erly for her child by worries of one
kind or another. So the young hus
band must see that she Is amused If
necessary, that she has nourishing food
and that she Is not unduly worried by
all the business troubles of the family.
That precious, baby does not realize all
the sacritic-es that are made for him,
and he never will be aware of them
until tie, too, stands with a child of
his own in his arms and' (ho pride of
latlierhood In his eyes.
Educating the Children.
The bishop of London once said: "1
am convinced that the uplifting of the
morality of our people lies ubovo all
mill' everything elmi in (Mlurutlng our
children I'titliiuully and morally. 1 be--ii'vo
Unit more evil has been done by
;he siueamishuess of parents who are
afraid to instruct their children in the
ilal facts of life than by all the other
ieucles of vied put together."
Of this same phase of education Dr.
ilusiilie Slaughter Mortuti of New Yurk
;ays:
"The classes in social settlements are
tiling u tremendous work in giving
d a It boys and girls many Impersonal,
:, holcsome Interests, and fu each of
(Iicse settlements there should be class
es for fathers and mothers, where the
sex nuestiim Is taken up frankly."
Week End Gifts.
The house party guest who cannot
tliink of a suitable gift for a family of
cLiiltlren should look over an assort
ment of lioxcs litted with all sorts of
indoor and outdoor games for hoys
nut! girls and selling at the smallest
jii-lces. A box, for example, contain
ing two little tennis rackets with balls
and a jumping rope Is cents, and
lor u larger child a box with two
rackets and balls is .".0 cents or 91. A
Imix of battledore anil shuttlecock Is
:a) cents or in larger size SI. special
outtlt for littlo girls Includes a but lie
dure set, a cnlchahal! and a Jumping
rope, all witli while and gold bandies.
It is 75 cents. A ratchnball wit It tl
trumpet end that issues u startling
blast is l.'i cents.
"Seeing Things at Night."
If mothers notice that the brains of
their little ones conjure up uncanny
sights and thoughts from the shadows
of a room more or less dark let the
light burn brightly. To force a child
ni become accustomed to the darkness
:s a grave error if its nervous system
,s so ormiul.ed that this forcing is
rutin. 'tlve or a fright.
The nervous system of a child is n
very susceptible organization, and the
.l.'lctcrltius Impressions made upon it
will often make their Influence felt
ilmumhont Its whole after lite. If the
chllil asks for K light under such clr
uuistances do not refuse It.
A Birthday Ring From Germany.
A newly Imported novelty from lier
ticiny Is a wtHtlen birthday cake ring
brightly painted In a manner to appeal
to children and pierced with holes. In
which tho birthday candles ar to be
set. As the holes are many, it is possi
ble to havo ns many candles as nre
necessary, even when the children of a
family aro grown up. The ring of
wood Is only alout nil Inch thick, and
it Is Intended that the enko be set In
side this rim.
Caetor Oil
To the mothers who find It hard to
give the little ones caster oil make
(tlnger cookies and add a little more
sugar than the recipe calls for, and to
a common alied batch add tiro tablo
spoonfula of caetor oil and keep the
secret to yourself. Frost the top anil
let the onee who are ailing eat of them
and ace how well this remedy works.
Portentous Threat.
The Wis One Hello, sonny.
The Small One Don't you dare to
'Honny" me. sir, or 111 punch you on
the none! Watch Dog.
YOU CAN' DO WHAT A, GOOD
MANY OTHUltS AUK DOIXG,
Getting Jtid of Gray, Unsightly,
Fiuled Hair.
Because It's unbecoming, unnatur
al, makes you loqk old.
Thousands of men
and women all over
tho United States
aro using HAY'S
HAIR HEALTH to
restore gray hair to
Its natural color
and keep It so to
free tho scalp from
Dandruff and keep
it clean ana healthy giving their
hair a chance to grow having hair
health. -
Do as tho thousands of satisfied
ones aro doing and get a &0c or $1
bottle at Hamilton Drug Co., or
Mursters' Drug Co., today. They
give you your .money back If you're
not satisfied.
NOTICE OI' MOUTGAGIv FOICK
tTX)SlltE SALE.
Notice is hereby given', that In
obedience to tho command of the
circuit court, of tho state of Oregon
for Douglas .county embodied in a
writ of execution dated the 20th day
of July, 1912, issued out of said
court and under tho seal thereof in
that certain suit had in said court
wherein S. J. Kamlnsky is plaintiff.
and Louise Glese, executrix of the
last will and testament of Adolph
Glese, deceased, Louise Glose, Ruth
Glese, Elsie Giese, Jane Doe Giese.
.Mary Doe Glese, John Doe Glese.
Richard Itoo Glese, and
Giese, are defendants, which execu
tion was to me directed and com
manded me to sell the hereinafter
described real property to satisfy
tho demands of tho plaintiff against
tho said defendants, to-wit, the sum
of 376.88 with Interest thereon at
tho rate of ten per cent per annum
from the 5th day of June, 1912, and
the further sum of fifty dollars
($50.00) as attorney's fees with In
terest thereon at the rate of six per
cent per annum from the 5th day of
Juno, 1912, and the further sum of
twenty-four and 75-100 dollars
($24.75) as plaintiff's costs and dis
bursements tnxed in said suit, and
the costs of and upon said writ of
execution;
NOW, THEREFORE, I will on the
31st day of August, 1912, nt the hour
of two o'clock In the afternoon, ex
pose for sale and will sell nt public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash, at the main entrance to the
court house of said Douglas county.
In Roseburg, Oregon, the following
described real property, to-wit;
East half of northeast quarter and
northwest quarter of tho northeast
quarter and the northeast quarter of
the northwest quarter of section 14.
township 30 south, range 2 west of
the Willamette Meridian, in Douglns
County, Oregon to satisfy the de
mands of the plaintiff herein togeth
er with the costs of and on said writ
of execution.
July 29th, 1912.
GEORGE K. QUINE,
Sheriff of Douglas County, Oregon
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not I OiT Vt us i 'v 1 1 i .ic.Vnt )Ni
Department of the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
July 10. 1912.
NOTICE is hereby given that Vlr
Inda Vinson,, whose postofflce ad
dress Is Cleveland, Oregon, did, on
tho 6th day of Novomber, 1909, file
In this office Sworn Statement and
Application, No. 05628, to purchase
the N. H N. W. 14. S. E. VI N. W.
Vi and N. W. 4 N. E. 14, Section
26. Township 26 S., range S West,
Willamette Meridian, and the timber
thereon, under the provisions of the
art of June S. 1878, and acts amen
datory, known as the "Timber and
Stone Law, as such value as might
be fixed by appraisement, and that,
pursuant to such application, the
land and timber thereon hare been
appraised 1864.00, the timber esti
mated 2,000,000 board feet at 40
to 70 cents per M, and the land
nothing; that said applicant will of
fer final proof in support of his
application and Bworn statement on
the 27 day of September, 1912, be
fore Register and Receiver United
States Land Offlce, at Roseburg,
Oregon.
Any person Is at liberty to protest
this purchase before entry, or Ini
tiate n contest at any time before
patent issues, by filing a corroborat
ed affidavit in this office, alleging
facts which would defeat the entry.
BENJAMIN F. JONES,
s2G Register.
DO XOT OVKltliOOK YOL'lt HAM).
We are Southern Oregon agents
for school desks, black boards and
supplies necessary) for the school.
Don't wait, got your order In early
and avoid the rush. Write us for
prices or better have our man call
on you. e do not allow ?nyone to
undersell us.
RICE & RICE. tf
WANTED TIMIJER.
I desire to purchase largo tracts
at present marketable price in acre
age aggregating one huncred thous
and acres or more.
tf J. M. EST! I.E.
Business iB good why? Because
when we clean and press your clothes
they are done right; not mopped
over. Ladles', gents' and children's
work, kid gloves and shoes. Sloper
& Son. We call and deliver. Phone
us 47.
First 250 ladies calling Rt our
store will receive free one package
if Deazzo, a cleansing and beneficial
wash for the hair. Tho best remedy
for dandruff and1 stops itching of
tho scalp at once. Don't miss your
great opportunity. MARSTER'S
DURG CO. tf
If you are contemplating build
ing a house, barn or other buildings,
I will be glad to furnish you with
estimates. I have only skilled me
chanics In my employ and they are
all Insured by me under the Work
man's Compensation act. Therefore,
when I do building for you you take
no chance of being sued for damages
or any injury that may befall sny
employee while working on your
building. B. S. Nichols, contractor
and builder, 181 N. Jackson street,
Roseburg, Oro. Phone 327-Y. tf
AUTOMOBILE FOR, SALE Snap.
Model 1910 40-horse pGwer Inter
State, with top, wind shield, speed
ometer, end two new tires, must
be sold at once to satisfy mort
gage. Original price $2,600; now
$750. Might accept good rcnl estate
or part terms. For demonstration,
address "H", care News, or call at
this office. 323tf
WE MULL AYKLTiS.
We are practical deep well
drillers. Leave your orders at
S. K. Sykes" store, or address
us by mall. 4
REYNOLDS & SMILLEY,
alfi Roseburg, Ore.
LIBERTY'S LIGHT
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M
am
Is really the freedom that conies
from ind-pendcnro, and independ
ence ran only belong to the tlu-ifty
nnd saving. Young and old ought
to have a bank account and here Is
tho place to have It. We welcome
Individual accounts and are most ac
rommodntJiuc to our depositors. Wo
offer liberal Intrrrst combined with
tbnt security tliat belongs to solid
Institutions like ours.
Interest on TimeDeposits
First Trust and
Savings Bank
The tadies of the South Metnoaist
church will hold a window sale of
home cooking at the Benson grocery
Saturday, August 3. a2
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