PALM BF rH COLONY
POSE T'"T? "MOVIE"
V.-A.
WITH WHOM
ARE YOU DOIG
YOUR BANKING?
This Is a matter that should
have your serious considera
tion. We Invite your Investi
gation and your business.
THE
All "Preparedness" Plans
Advocate a reserve army:
Alt safety demandB a reserve power;
Ail business desires a reserve capital; and
Roseburg's National Reserve Bank
stands ready to help each individual to create a reserve fund
that ni By prove to be the deciding power when opportunity knocks.
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SOLICITED
The personnel of our Board of
Directors is a guarantee of our sta
bility. Capital and Surplus $130,000.00
turned Monday evening from a trip
o ' to the southen part of the state.
CITY XKWS.
. Sherbet today at Galls'.
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fry a Tango Sundae at Galls'. Head up and write a paper on Os-260-tf
toopathy. See Dr. DeLapp. 330-tr
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-Mrs. W. G. Burt Is visiting for a ' I. P. Gardner, of Riddle, is spend
few days with friends and relatives ing a few days in this city attend
at Yoncalla. "', lnB to business matters.
Does your roof leaX? Fix It with' Loans We maKe loans on lmprov.
shingles from Pages. 204-fl5 ed farm property. Douglas Abstract
n - ! Company. 241-ml4
A. S. Huey was a business visitor
at Sutherlin for a short time yes- H. L. Marsters is spending a few
terday. i days attending to business matters
' ! at Salem and Portland.
Mouldings fancy gni:n nnish, wldej
rcuar and cedar posts. Pago Invest-1
meiit Co. 204-fl5
H. A. Razor, of Riddle, spent sev
eral hours in this city yesterday at
tending to business matters.
All kinds of lumber, common and
clear, rough and dressed. Page In
vestment Co., the North Side yard.
204-f 15 :
I. V. Howard, of Myrtle Creek,
spent several hours in Roseburg yes
terday attending to business mat
ters. Before buying a cream separator,
investigate the New Sharpies suc
tion feed. Douglas County Creamery.
217-tf
Homer G. Johnson, of Reston,
came to Roseburg last night and
spent the day attending to business
matters.
Tf you want to buy or sell If you
have rooms to rent If you have lost
something, try a classified ad. They
bring, results. "'
Mrs. R. E. Jope leaves tomorrow
for Washington where she will spend
two or three weeks visiting In vari-
ous cities with friends.
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Keep a look out for the Wenr Kitti
Special ad. Bring us your coupons
and got a big value for your money
Churchill Hdw. Co. 328-U9
Albert Weatherford left this morn
ing for the hot springs at Carson,
Wash., where he will spend a few
weeks in the hopes of benefitting his
health which is very poor at the
present time.
j will give a pie supper at the ladies
Quality the highest, prices reason- aid hall, Friday evening, March 10.
able, buy 'em by the dozen. Del Everyone Is invited to attend. Ladles
Monte canned products. You will ; please bring pies.
like them. Fresh stock just in at j .
the People's Supply Co. . 319-tf Attention automobile owners.
The Roseburg Garage has been ap-
Mark H. Savage left this morn- j pointed service station for the Will-
' Ing for Eugene after spending a ard Storage Battery Co., and have
, short time In Roseburg attending to in stock a complete line of bat
business matters. Mr. Savage is a; tertes and battery (parts. Bring
representatiev of the American La your battery to us for free Inspec
France fire engine company and re-1 tlon. 306-ml4p
THINGS THAT m VXR HAPPEN 1
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U. F. Collins, of Riddle, attended
the meeting of forest rangers In
this city yesterday afternoon.
Profitably spend time writing es
says on Osteopathy, $30.00 offered.
330-tf
. T. D. Hodges returned to his home
at 'Yoncalla jthls morning after
spending a few days in this city visit-
Ing with his parents.
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Jitney service, city and country,
call Rexall Drug store, Cass street.
Phone 45. G. W. Gage & Sons.
312-al
Miss Grace Grinsted, who has
been teaching school at Elkton for a
short time was forced to return home
last night on account of ill health.
See the "Antl-Can'ts'J' in "A Sol
dier of Fortune" at Dixonville, audl-
torum, Friday evening, March 10
Admission 25c and 10c. 315ml0
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Jos. Nichols and wife, of Suther
lin, who have been visiting In Rose
burg for several days roturnod this
morning to their home.
Jose Peterson, teacher of school
district No. 71, at Rocky Foint, was
ln the city today. While his school
is not large, he reports a good attend
ance all this winter.
Its the flavor. The rich, aromat
ic flavor in the coffee will be found
only ln the higher grades. P. S. C.
steel cut coffee will please you. Ask'
for the Brown package at the Peo
ple's Supply Co. 319-tf
The young people's organization
of the Looking Glass' Sunday school
''I'LL BE REfcWj
DEAR)
For safa deposit vaults soe the
Douglas Abstract Co. 263-m20
A. S. Frey made a short business
trip to Dillard this morning. .
Buy an auto sponge, 33c and 60c.
for a big one. Churchill's. 308-m4
Geo. Burnett returned this morn
ing from Portland where he has
been spending a few days.
O. G. King, of Dixonville, spent
several hours In Roseburg today at
tending to business matters.
W. Wi Cardwell left this morn
ing for Riddle where he spent the
day attending to business matters.
W. L. Moore ieft this morning for
Dillard where he will spend a few
days attending to business matters.
Ralph Knight, of1 Days Creek,
came to Roseburg last night and
spent today attending to business
matters.
L. A. Pettlbone left this morning
for Riddle where he spent several
hours looking atfor business inter
ests. Free A 25 cent dust cloth with
each 50 cent bottle of Liquod Veneer
on Friday only. Churchill Hdw. Co.
328-m9
Mrs. Geo. E. Hou'ck returned this
morning from Yoncalla where she
visited with the Order of Eastorn
Star last night.
Wheat right, milled right, mixes
right, bakes right, looks -right,
tastes right, price Is right. In fact
it Is all right. G-et It at the Peo
ple's Siupply Co. High Flight
flour. 319-tf
H. Moore and Ray Moore, of Gola
Hill, who have been spending a few
days on business matters in this
city, left this morning for Riddle,
from where they will go to Portland
for a short time.
Make one acre yield as much feed
as four or five, prant stock beets,
Get better results and buy less feed
The right seed at the People's Sup
ply Co. 319-tf
Robert Markee and wife, who
have been visiting with Commandant
and Mrs. R. C. Markee, on their way
home from a two months' trip east,
left this morning for their home at
Wcstwood, Calif.
The "Anti-Can'ts" will present the
comedy drama "A Soldier of For
tune," at the Dixonville auditorium
Friday evening, March ,10. Music
by S. Deer creek orchestra. Fred
lunch, general good time assured.
315-mlO
The Southern Pacific Company
has ordered that the whistling of
engines in this city which has excit
ed much criticism, be cut out. The
action follows official protect by tho
city council following a custom In
augurated 'after abolition of the
yard limits last fall. Medford Mall
Tribune.
Automobile owners attention.
Send us your storage bntteries, mng
netoes, starters or generators. We
will overhaul them and put them
ln firBt class working condition. All
work guaranteed and prices reason
able. F. E. Smith & Co., Suther
lin, Ore. 268-mlS
Lieut. Paul J. Shlppam will arrive
tomorrow morning and take charge
of the annual federal Inspection of
the local company of coast artillery.
The annual Inspection is a require
ment of the government and the
boys have been looking forward to
it for some time. The fourth com
pany Is ln better condition than
ever before and are glad of a chance
to show the work which they have
accomplished during the past year.
The1 public Is Invited to attend the
inspection as well as the weekly
drills.
MAD AGAIN
We will Ben ieuce uow, for cash,
a 39-ln. 9 bar fence for 27c per
rod; 39-ln. 9 Dar Heavier fence for
32c per rod, 32-in. 8 bi.r fence for 30c
per rod; 26-ln. 7 bar bog fence 6-ln.
slay for 29c per rod.; 20-ln. 8 ba
Pane fence for 25c per rod; 35-ln.
bar Page fence ofr 28o per rod. Al
a, her kindB of Page fence tamo old
nrlccn, ,47-in. 13 bar Pago fence for
45c; galvanized barb wire for
per spool. Also full steck of all
'::in'ls of poultry fences at prices
'.'t cannot be bought now and sold
nr. Prices subject to change wltb-
na'lic. Oat busy If you want
t '. '-pf.ti 'hile wo have the goods.
STKAKN3 & CHENOWE.TH
I Oakland and Yoncalla, Oregon,
j 124-dtw-U
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Mrs. Gurnee Munn.
Mrs. Gurnee Munn, of Washington,
D. C, is the heroine of the society
play, "The Isle of Happiness," the
entire action of which is laid in and
about Palm Beach. The cast is com
posed of well known men and women
of society wintering at the Florida
resort. The lilm will be shown only
once and then destroyed. A part of
tho proceeds will fro to the American
Ambulance in Paris.
CHIIilUiAlX' ItE.MKDY
Try our remedy forthllblalns
sore feet and bunions. Marstors
Drug Co.
106-tl
JITNEY SISHVlCl
C'.ty and country. Calls answered
until midnight. Three car service.
Phone 155, Grand hotel. 917-tf
Walter Winans, Eta.
The mast famous shot
in Europe vilh hand
and shoulder arms.
Two World's Records
in One Day
with the. .22 Savage
Hi-Power
AT the Bislcy- Matches of the British
National Ri(lc Association the
biggest rifle match in the world tfie .22
Savage Hi-Power rifle and Savage am
munition in the- hands of Mr. Walter
Wjnans on July 25, 1914, made the
highest possible score on the Running
Deer target six straight 5's. This u a
WorM'i record.
On the tame day, with the tame rifle and am
munition, Mr. Wiruni made the higheat possible
core on the Running Wild Boar target tit
straight 51. Another World's record.
Thia merely clinthra what other ihnnrpra hivo
I proved that the Impi wondrrful accuracy (15
I consecutive thoti in 1 lo-inch circle at coo yard),
tremendous velocity (3800 feet more than half
a mile 1 second), long point blank range (100
yard trajectory less than three inches), and trifling
recoil (4.6 foot pounds) make it easier to hit
moving game with than any other rifle.
And It has killed Alaskan Drown Bear, Gristly,
Buffalo, and man-eating tiger, betides the dcr
and black bear It was originally designed for.
Write us for particulars about "the biggcat
little, gun In the world."
SAVAGE ARMS COMPANY
UTICA, K. y.
SAVAGE
,22 Hi-Power Rifle
Let "Kelly" Do Your Moving, Hauling
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Roseburg National Bank
Jackson and Cass Sts.
CALL IT SOUTHERN PACIFIC
STATION, BUT NOT DEPOT
Company employes in referring to
a Southern Pacific station should
call It that, and not "depot". The
latter la an antiquated and French
word, (while f'Blation" belongs to
our mothertongue,
A student asked Dr. McAllister,
former president of Drexel Institute,
how he pronnced "depot".
"As if spelled 'station'," replied
the scholar.
"Depot" Is a dead word so far as
railroads la re concerned. In the
larger cities it is rarely used as ap
plied to a railroad station. More
than seventy years ago, Longfellow
referred to a fellow-traveler who
pronounced it to rhyme with teapot.
Other folks said "daypo," but It was
more generally called "deopo." S.
P. Bulletin. .
DAILY WEATITRK HKIHIHT-.
U. S. Weather Bureau, loca: office.
Roseburg. Ore., 24 hours ending 6
a. m., March 8, 1916.
Precipitation ln inches and huri?
iredths
Highest temperature yesterday 68
Lowest temperature last night 47
Precipitation last 24 hours 0
Total precipitation since first
. month 3.40
Normal preclp. for this month 3.98
Total precipitation from Sep
tember 1, 1915, to date 30.30
Average precipitation from Sep
tember 1, 1877 25.51
Total excess from Sep
tember 1, 1915 4.79
Average precipitation for 38
wet seasons, (Sopt. to May,
Inclusive .' 32.00
WILLIAM BELL,
Observer
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ing a buyer for a store or a busi
ness, or a patent or a PLAN.
YES! It MAY require more
than ONE advertisement!
M ft. I ( .JV..
Roseburg, Oregon
V. Talcott and wife left this
morning for Yaquina where they will
spend a week or ten days visiting;
and attending to businoss matters.
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Beki.ey, 5411 94th Street, S. E.
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