The evening news., July 21, 1915, Page 8, Image 8

Princeton
Tapestry Ru;
A vary servicable and inexpensive rug, made
from selected pure worsted yarn, firmly woven
and has a well covered surface. Very attractive
in appearance and will give a great amount of wear
Size 9 x 12
Special Price, Only
$8.75
A. J. Lilburn & Son
Complete HouselFurnishersI
Cass Street Roseburg, Oregon
TEN MILE
A good ninny of tljo farmers are
working in the liay and Kraln now.i
Mrs. Al. JcHselfton, Mrs. Campbell!
and srnnddaiiKhtcr, Dorothy, went
to noHebnru Thursday.
Ucv. C. 0. Morris and Win. Buh
Boll mndo a biiHinoss trip to Rose
horn Friday.
flrnndma Coats returned home last
-weel;. Ornnclma ,1ms boon visiting
relatives the last few weeks.
Paul Martin, of Eugene, Is visiting i,
In the valley.
mitli, Morris spent Sunday,
with Velnia Godfrey.
Miss Margaret. Zimmerman return-,
fd ,to her liome. in Horn-burn the first;
el the wook.
Miss Kdlth llosnior, of Roseburg !
visiting hor cousin, Valmn God-!
fn-r. I
Mr. Hodges auloed to Itosebnrgj
the first of the week. I
..r. Porter and fnnilly spent Sun
day at .1. A. Walker's.
Qulln a nuniber of the young peo-1
Tie nltended Sunday school and
church at Olalla Sunday.
.Olndvs Wi'ker Is visiting ilier aunts!
Mrs. Wm. lliigaii and Mrs. 15. I).
Perrlne, of Roseburg.
Misses riffle and Inez Morris,
upcnt Saturday with Mrs. Martini
Boshnoll.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Martin Dushnell
Ter Roseburg visitors Monday and
Taesday.
RIDDLE
Bishop Walter Taylor 'Sumner, of
Portland, Rev, C. W. Maker, of St.
Oeorgo's Church of Roseburg, and
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The Black Box
We will show two episodes of
'tills serial commencing whero
the tlnlden left off, and on ev
ery Thursday until finished.
Mrs. Pearce and Miss Hunter, of
Roseburg, were dinner guests Sunday
at the C. F. Sowersby home.
Riddle was fortunate In having
the Liberty Bell stop ere for about
three minutes last Thursday evening,
when the largest crowd of people
ever gatiliercd togothor In Riddle,
paid their respects to the historic
relic. The bell was greeted with fire
works and the Riddle band and loud
cheers, and as the bell glided away
on Its journey It left a thrilled crowd
of people with raised hata and wet
eyes singing America! .
D. F. Everette left Sunday evening
to attend the Rexall Druggists con
vention which Is being held in San
Francisco, and to enjoy the sights of
ti'ie exposition.
Lewis Mellor, of Portland, arriv
ed last week to spend tho summer
with his mother, Mrs. Ella Mellor.
Everetto Megher and Ted Ar.ner
are In charge of tho Rlddlo drug
store during the absence of D. F.
Kveretto In San Francisco.
Mr.s Hales, of Roseburg, spent
Sunday at the home of her daughter
Mrs. B. B. Bullwlnkle.
Dudley Perry left Sunday for
lewlston, ldoho, where lie has se
cured the position of manager for a
largo fruit orchard.
. John Manson left recently for Pen
dleton where ,he is employed.
Miss Helena Riddle returned from
Roseburg Thursday whoro she at
tended tho Chautauqua.
Mrs. Phelps returned last week
from San Francisco whero she visit
ed the exposition.
Miss Mary Nichols and Mrs. Frank
Herrlngton spent Sunday visiting at
the Nichols camp on Middle creek.
Mrs. Mary Riddle and grand chil
dren Margaret Crosby and Frances
Frater nnd Julius Riddle are ex
pected home this week from a five
weeks trip by auto to the San Fran
cisco and San Dtogo fairs.
Nomh Cornutt is constructnig a
flno brick .milk house on his farm
northeast of town.
Mr. Yarhough, of Myrtle Creek, is
seriously 111 at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Jlen Nichols. Mr.
Yarbough, who Is quite aged, was
taken 111 whllo visiting the Nichols
stock ranch 20 miles above Tiller.
Dr. W. F. Knlser was called up there
nnd brought his patient down to Rid
dle Sunday.
Trie silver tea and musical to bo
given Thursday evening at the Will
I). Hrown residence under the aus
pices of the Purent-Tcneliers Associa
tion for Hie benefit of the school
fair fund promises to be quite a social
event. An excellent program Iisb
been arranged, mid the Rlddlo Con
cert Band engaged. Tho beautiful
grounds of the Brown home, lighted
by full moon, nnd the cooling breeze
from the Azullu river alone should
tempt a large crowd. A silver offer
ing will be taken up.
Mrs. I. P. Gardner and little
daughter. Marlorle. returned Satur
day from a week' visit wtth Jier
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, at
i Buck Fork.
J Over a hundred Masons and their
K families from Riddle nnd tho sur
rounding towns met In the cedar
I grove Sundny for a picnic. A Jolly
I good time was had by every one. At
I noon a bnsket dinner was served and
tho table laden with good things to
satisfy the Inner man. Tho afternoon
was spent socially and to those so In
clined the Alalia river offered de
llgbtful bathing and swimming op
portunities. Mrs. Hurry Cutsforth entertained
the Pricilla club at her home last
Thursday afternoon. '
D. C. Boyd, editor of the Riddle
Tribune, returned Thursday from a
two weeks vacation at Portland and
other points.
Mrs. Parazoo Tin- old time settler
of the Tiller district above Canyon
ville, was quite seriously injured
Sunday from a fall from a horse. Dr.
W. F. Kaiser, of Riddle, was hasten
ed to the Injured woman and reports
the Injuries are severe.
Miss Mary McClarnan, of Yoncalla,
Is visiting at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. C. A. Riddle.
The hoys of the. younger set ten
dered a party to their friends Satur
day evening at Rasor hall, games and
music were enjoyed and refreshments
served, the young folks departing
at midnight after a pleasant evening.
P. A. WllBon ihas received his ap
pointment of road supervisor for
Riddle' district No. 1 T to succeed Sam
Ball, who has been promoted to
county road master.
J. A. Walker, of the Standard
Nursery, is having constructed a bun
galow on the nursery property near
town.
Rev. Anderson, of Myrtle Creek,
filled the pulpit of the Baptist
church Sunday evening. Rev. I). B.
Bowers preaching in the morning.
Mr. Bowers expects to leave for
Tennessee to reside the first of
August.
Everyone Is planning and looking
forward now to the 3rd annual free
venison barbecue to be held here
September 6, Labor Day. You had
better come everybody elBe is!
On July 17 a little daughter arriv
ed at the home of Mr. and MrB. Clay
Ulam.
Rt. Rev. Walter Taylor Stunner,
D. D., bishop of Oregon, assisted by
the Rev. C. W. Baker, of St. George's
Episcopal church, of Roseburg, held
evening services and the rite of con
firmation, In the Masonic hall here
Sunday evening. The hall was
crowded to the limit, many coming
miles to bear the sermon which was
greatly enjoyed by all present. The
moral training of the child was the
theme of the sermon and the oft
neglected parental obligation was
forcibly pictured. Tho beautiful rite I
of confirmation was administered to"
Mrs. Harvey Brown, Miss Florence
Cutsforth, Miss Dorothy Scurr, Miss
Gladys Jackson and Mr. Cecil Jack
son. Bishop Sumner left for Port
land on (he 10 o'clock train.
The basket social and concert
given by the Riddle band Thursday
evening was enjoyed by a large
audience, and was both a social and
financial success.
Mrs. Geo. Riddle and Mrs. Dave
Crosby went to Medford Monday.
Mrs. Angelina Clark, mother of
Mrs. Frelan Cornutt, who was so
b-idly Injured last Thursday from a
fill, Is somewhat Improved. Mrs.
Clark, who Is 73 year sold, was taken
with a dizzy spell and fell from the
top of the 8-foot porch to the ground
at the Cornutt home,' striking on
her head. A gash 9 Inches in length
was cut from one side of her head
to the other and several ribs broken.
Dr. W. F. Kaiser Is attending her.
WEDDING. PRESENTS
When a young gentleman and lady are bound in the holy bonds
of matrimony it means a life long partnership. Now In selecting
presents this should be borna in mind, Quality means long ser
vice. A piece of Hawkes cut glass or something in the line of PlcK
ard's hand painted china, are always useful and are works of
art. A Beth Thomas clock will always remind them of the giver
and marks the flight of time. Sterling silver flat ware or the
Alvin plated ware is guaranteed for a lifetime, zz :i Is quality
at a right price you want we can serve you best. ..emember we
carry a full line of tho above goods and also the Diamond and
plain gold band ring.
QUALITY SERVICE
G. W. Young and Company
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Try one of our refreshing,
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Come in one of these hot days
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Also Home Madb Ice Cream to
take homo, 35c per quart.
Roseburg Candy
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Cor. Cass and Stephens Streets.
Save Your Teeth
Artificial teeth do only one tenth of the work of
the natural teeth. You cannot have" good health;
you cannot be free from poison of the blood and
of the tissues with decayed teeth in your mouth.
Don't neglect your teeth
R. L. BathricK
DENTIST.
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Prices Reasonable.
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Look for tho Trade Mark I Sold by All Good Dealer.
Wholesale Lord & Taylor newyork.
the national joy smoke
is such good tobacco you feel like you could
just eat the smoke!
J VG eilFrlING PIPE AND 1
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Yes, sir, P. A. puts a razor edge on your
smoke-appetite-division that's nobby enough
.to be photographed!
No other pipe and ciga
rette tobacco can be like
Prince Albert, because
no other tobacco can
be made like Prince
Albert. The patented
process fixes that and
removes the tongue-bite
and throat parch! Let
that digest!
And that lin o cf conver
sation is 24 I;t, whether
you play P. A. in your
old iimmv Dine cr roll it
Tl . 11 m J r tr
, , loppy rCu oag, s.s R makins cigarette.
For you can put your little old blue-pencil
O. K. right hero that Prince Albert is a
regular double-header for a single admission
as jcy'us to your tongue and taste one
way as the other !
"Will tho "roller:;" kindly step forward for a
spell and get some cf this licicn into their
.systems? Becausw Prince Albert certain
end sure jams rnoro joy into a maliin's paper
than ever before was figured up on two hands !
In the plain language cf tho hills, you can't
any more resist cuch makin's tobacco than a
bullfrog can pacs up a pioco of red flannel!
Because P. A. hands tp you everything any
cigarette roller ever dreamed-out rare
flavor, and aroma, and mildness, and body;
absolutely the lc:t bet the best smoke
you or any other man ever did roll and put
the fire to ! Men, we tell you to wise up.
P.. A. is crimp cut and stays put which
means rolling P. A. is as easy as falling off
log. And it's good to remember P. A. is put
up in the toppy red bag especially for you
"rollers;" Sells for the price of a jitney ride, 5c,
Now, will the "pipers" kindly open both ears?
Here's tobacco that has made it possible for
three men to smoke pipes where one
smoked before!
Any way you hook it up, Prince Albert is
tobacco insurance ! Yes, sir, it guarantees
your future as well as your present srnok
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cay you go to P. A., natural-like ! Because
.there isn't a bite in a
barrel of this national
joy smoke.
Unlimber your' old jim
my pipe ! Dig it out of
the dark corner, jam it
brimful of P. A. And
make fire with a
mat;ch 1 Me-o-my !
You get acquainted with Prince
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P. A, at the highest top-notch point
of perfection. Prince Atbert is atro
toid in pound and half-pound tin
humidor.
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The tidy red tin, 10c