"M.4KE TEXAS PRY," A TI-SALON SLOGAN j'
' IN LONE STAR STAT!7-: I'.ttYAN IN FlflHTj
IGAREYY
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win smokers because they find the blend of
choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos so
refreshing; because they appreciate the absence
of tongue-bite, throat-parch and any
unpleasant cigaretty after-taste!
You'll prefer this Camel blend flavor to either kind
of tobacco smoked straight And the quality is so
apparent men do not look for or expect coupons
or premiums 1
Once you know the delightful mellow -mild-smoothness
of Camels and how liberally you
can smoke them without a comeback you'll
choose them against any cigarette at any price!
Camels are sold everywhere in scientifically sealed packages,
30 for 10c; or ten packages (300 cigarettes) in a glaasine-paper-covered
carton for $1. 00. We strongly recommend this
carton for the homo or office supply or when you travel,
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO, Winston-Salem, M. C
The mtamp placed over
end aeala the package,
which keep out air,
thereby preserving the
quality of the blended
tobacco. By inserting
the fin&erm am illus
trated, the stamp easily
break a without tearing
the tin foil, which
fold a bark into
it a placo.
KEY:
WHITE, "DRY"
SHADED. PARTLYW
BLACK., "WET
Showing arena in Texas wrested from Demon Hum. - "
"A campaign to make Texas dry is among the possibilities of the near
future in the Lone Star state. William Jennings Bryan will address the
annual convention of the Texas Anti-Saloon League this month, and
it is believed he will urge a constitutional amendment banishing the saloon
-Irom the state. At the convention the question of "submission" will be
decided. , f
NEW FRUIT CO. AT
Gil
Tho Gardon Vulley Km II Associa
tion to promote tho interests of the
Iter of fruit growers in Garden Vul
ley who huvo formed the organiza
tion to promote the InleoHts of tho
fruit growers of that valley. Tho
objects will bo to .iher information
on production and marketing of their
fruits; co-opcrnllon and supervision
In Kpraying, picking, sorting, market
Trig and all other features which will
he for tho good .of tho fruit Indus
try and uoueittB to tho members. In
rane of tho appearance near Garden
Valley of any scourgo which might
threaten the orchards, tho members
will drop everything In tho way of
private work, and unite In wiping
out the danger, under tlte direction
of tho county fruit inspector.
The officers of the association are,
president, H. Carmouche; secretury
precldont, H. Carmouche; secretary
treasurer, V'ui. A. Susttinllch, and the
board of directors include these of
ficers and U. YV. Hinckley, Peter Sin
clair. Garden Valloy is know, as one of
the most productive and fertile por
tions of Douglas county, besides be
ing of the most wonderful scenic
beauty, and thero Is no question but
that the formation of a clone corpora
tion m i eh as this will redound tast
ing benefits, and spread tho fame of
its products far and wide.
COMMITTEES FOR !
S. S. CONVENTION
WITH SAGE TEA
Grandma kept her locks dark, glossy
and thick with a simple mixiuic
of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Tlir- old-limf inituri of Sugi Ton and :
Stililitir for thirkiMiing gm, lUroiikcil
uml fu.li.i liiiir U gniiuliiHitlicr' trout
im-nt. mill folk mo npun lifting it to
k.i-ji (lioir Imir ii gnu,!, ovi-n onlor. which
m jinlo wnnililo. n- wo iiro living in tin
aj-v when a youlliliil iioaiuiioi in of tin
gn-utt t ntl Hiiiit-'o,
Xtmiulix!, tliiniyli, wv don't Imvo t lit '
troul'li hoiiio tnk of :iitlii'iiiig tJio mtf-o '
awl 1 1 io iiiusmv inixiu-,' ul Iioiiio. .il
Hril:? xtoroii i-oll tho roiolv to-ll-o Jiroillli't i
rulli-il "Wwlli's Suyo mul Sulphur C - ,
pmnitl" for iihotit oO ooiitn u tiottlc. .
It in ory poptilur Ih-oiiiiio nolio.ly ran 1
-liM-mor it lue liivn npplioil. Simply (
niiuMrii vnir oomli or a noft briiHli with j
it ami ilrnw t Ii it. through your hair, Ink- j
ing oiiPHnmll -ttriuttl at u Unto; by morn- j
injr t tie gruy Imir dimipponri. hut wluit
MihU tlir lmlion with WyetliV Siige j
ml Siilplmr Ik tlml. ImiiiliV bountifully
darkening tlic Imir iittor n tow iipplioii- .
fii-ii-. it Ko iriHluivn tli:it seft llmtrp
anil npivitriuioo of nhunilHiioo wliioli 1
i altvaotivp; lioniilo, provontn dnmirulT, j
f.Mn- m.rIii ntnl fnlliiti Imir. '
In order to mnke nrrnngoments
for tho Sunday school convention to
lie h"tln this city tho 24th, 2Gth
and 1 lit li of next month, tho oxocu
tlvo board of tho County Sunday
School Association mot at tho of
fice of President .1 .10. McClintock
hint night. Kundity school workers
nro showing a groat deal of enthusi
asm over tho coming convention dur
ing which tlmo fennny prntulnont
Hpoakorw of state an( national re
piitHlliin In Sunday school work will
bo pieaout and tnkn pnrt In the elab
orate program which is being arrang
ed. Conventions will be held at threo
places in the state, the speakers go
ing from ono convention to the next
and giving cvory iportlon of the
statu mi opportunity to nttend at
least one of the gatherings. This Is
ho first time that such a convention
ha.- ever been belli in southern Ore
gon and It Is estlmnte( that a lnrgo
number of delegates from various
parts of tho Btnto will be In Itose
burg on the three dates. The local
committee aro working hnrd to pro
vldo places of cntnrtalnment for
the delegates It being required that
KOIt HALK.
West Side Grocery. All stock,
fixtures, horse, wagonr
E. C. BUNSOM
Receiver.
Itoom 4, Com. Club. Duilding.
331-tf
they furnish bed and breakfast for
thorn.
Tho following committees were
appointed lust night to take charito
and make all necessary arrange
ments for tho care of delegates and
the details of tho convention proper.
Reception committee n. W. Strong,
C. VV. Kirk, Mrs. A. C. Murstors,
Mrs. W. V. Cardwell, I). W. Bates
and A. A. Bellows.
Entertainment committee, Mrs. W.
T. Wright, Mrs. F. II. Churchill,
Mrs. W. S. McRlhlnny, Mrs. .1. D.
Osborn, Mrs. O. P. Coshow, Mrs. M.
E. Rlttor.
Music, Orchestra, F .C. Fltzpat
rlck; Vocal, Mrs. C. S. Helnlino.
Enrolling secretaries, R. L. Gilo,
niancho Ree( and Mrs. Bcmis.
1. O. O. K. Union Kuomument No
8. meets In Odd Ku.iows Tempj i
every Thursday evening. Visiting
brethren always welcome. E. S
Cockelreas, C. P.; J B. Bailoy, f!.
S. ; James Ewart, F. 3.
A. P. & A. M., Laiirel IoiTge Xo. 13
ltcgrlar Commouicatlons 2nd and
fourth Wednesdays each month at
Masonic Temples, Roseburg, Ore.
Visitors welcome. R. D. Williams,
(V. M.. W. F. Harris, Sec.
WOODMKX OF TUB WOKI.D -Oak
Camp, No. J25, meets at the Odd!
Fellows ball in Roseburg, every
first and third 'Monday evenings.
Visiting neighbors always wel
come. Carl C. Guntert, C. C; M.
M. Miller, clerk.
I
It 11 light enough to o'l a watch; heavT enonph to oil a inwn mower. On a soft ctotli It !
Kcoca ca idtcl fumUtM potutxu ilak:a a yartl of diccio clj tho Lest and cheapest
bAad.Vtn-Oao cisolctcTjpreTcataructortcniichca t!l nietJ enrfaces. indoors and out, j
prclimpte.
f re a-fit-oa, WritefajfforKenonxiraMniplenr!th!DirtionrTofn5e-ot3
4i rvniuii a iM "MeverywIwTB ia .Vsiie bottics; ICc (1 oO.c U oz.),Kc U c.. Vint lot
OWWUi pawniea nana? uu uan, 7c .ior..).
1 3-IN-ONB Oil. COMPANY
I AT! D A BROADWAY NlW YORK ClTV 1
Launder Quiks
for
25c Each
O, Vi. S. RoBeburg prtaptt"-, No. S
holds their regular meeting on the
flrnt and third Thursdays in each
month. Visiting member a In good
standing are renpectfully invited
to attend. Marie M. Riter, W. M.;
Vrft .Inhnsnn. So.
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
ASK US ABOUT OUR PRICES OX
HOUGH DRY FAMILY WASHING
Phone 79 and Our Autos Will Call
I.ODGH IIIIIKCItlltV.
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F. O. O. F Rising Stnr Lodge o.
174. meets In Odd Felln Teninli.
every Friday evening. Vtsltlm:
brothren always welcome. F. B.
Hnmlln, N. O.; J. II. Harsh. V. G.; I
Carl W. Oilman, Rec. Sec: M. j
Flckol, Fin. Sec; A. S. Hunt, Treas. j
I.OYAI, (HIJi:tt OF Mtiosn nose i
burg' Lodge No. 1037. Meets 111'
Maccsbee hall on Cass street,
every Monday evening nt 8:00 i
o'clock. Visiting brothers Invite'
to attend. P. E. Foster, Dictator
tl. O. Pargetor, Secretary.
K. OF P. Alpha Lodgo No. 4
meets every Wednesday cvenin
in 1. O. O. F. hall. Visitin
Knights always welcomo. Pay due
to Roy F. Dnrbln, M. of F., a
"Dud3 for Men" storo. A. J
Rochradel, C. C.; E. E. Wimberly
K. R. S.
For hot chicken tamalcs, go to
Gulls'. 260-tf
'nr.iiuiiu ftiwr o. 1417, orrieri
of Owls, meets first and third,
Tuesdays at 8 p. m. Eagles Hall, i
Visiting brothers always welcome
Jtoss 'Goodman, prosldent; G. W
Horner, secretary.
KK1IK.KAHS RoseDurg Rebekah i i
Lodgo, No. 41, I. O. O. F., meeU ;
lu Odd Fellows Temple every
Tuesday evening. Visiting Bisters'
and brothers Invitod to attend. . j
i.aura Kaokee. N. G-; nine John
son. Rec. S-c. : Klile Humiihrey, F
e.. M. Fickle. Tras ',
WOMEN OF WWDCIt.VFT I.llaoi
Circle, No. 49, meets on first, and
third Monday - evenings of eaVb j
month In the I. O. O. F. hall. Vis-1
Itlng members in good standing I
aro Invited to attend. Elma Lewel
len. O. N.; Clara Cawltleld, sltrk
By the Rules of the Game
A FIRST PRIZE IS NOT ALLOWED TO EVERY
BABE; BUT THE RULES OF HEALTH NOT ONLY
ALLOW, BUT DEMAND THAT EACH ONE SHALL
HAVE PURE, WHOLESOME AND NOURISHING
FOOD. THAT SPELLS
DENNO'S BABY FOOD
FOR SALE BY
77ie $lGaJULi Storz
Nathan Fullerton
Phone 45
Perkins Bldg.
Roseburg Electric Company
UX1TKO ARTISAN'S Assembly 10S
meets at the Maccabee hall every
first and third Wednesday even
ing. Visiting members are always
welcome. Elsla Humphrey, M. A
Aline Hoffman, P. M. A.; Emm
Faulkner. Secy.
K. I. O. K. Rosenurg Lodge, No.
326, holds regular communications
at their temple on second and
fourth Thursdays of each month.
All members requested to attend
regularly and all visiting brothers
are cordially Invited to attend. A
C. 8e!ly. E. R.: I. B. Riddle. Sec.
Ti. O. T. M Roseburg Hive No. 11.
" holds regular reviews on second
and fourth Thursday evenings In
Maccabee hall. Sisters of otker
hives visiting In the city are cord
ially Invited to attend our reviews,
mitabcth Pierce, fady com.; Jessie
Wapp. R. K.
I. ). O. K. Phlletanan Lodue, No.
8, meets In Odd Fellows Temple,
' corner of Jackson and Cass streets
on Saturday ewnlng of each week.
Members of the order In good
stnndlna. Invited to attend. P. E
Turnell, N. G.: O. II. Tlckens. V
O.; J. B. Balled F. S.: M. M. Mill
er, R. S.; W. T. Wright, Treas.
Brotherhood of American Teomen. ;
Mt. Nebo Homestead 1828. Meets
a'. Maccabee hall every 2nd and 4th,
Wednesday. Visitors welcome. H j
W. Evans, foreman; C. V.'. '
Cloake, correspondent.
RAGLKS Roseburg Aen meets In
ttfelr hall on Jackson street, 2nd 1
and 4ta Monday evenings of each
month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting bretn-j
n good standing always welcome I
Howard Hess, W. P.; B. F. Good
man, W. Sec. Phone 183.
I. O. It. M. Uiupqua Tribe No. 44
holds stated councils the 1st and
3rd Mondays of each month at the
Eagles Hall, N". Jackson street.
Visiting chiefs always welcome. W. ;
S. Howard. Sachem: . H. Teifln
tkl. C. of'R.; W. C. fnidi, K. ?f
W.
Everybody 'Joins In"
EVERYBODY "joins In" when the Columbia Oraf
onola plays the big song hits of the dsy.
The latest "hits", best recorded and first
offered In Columbia lists, are only an Indication, a foretaste
of the life, the fun, the sentiment, the classic beauty found
on Columbia Records.
Nothing quite like Columbia Records for brilliance of
TONE, for vivid, clear reproduction they do not merely
Imitate, but match reality.
Look tor this difference when buying records and you
will buy Columbia Records. There's a Columbia dealer near
vo:i v-ho will gladly furnish the proof.
VE.V COLUMBIA RK.CORIKS ON SALE THE 20th OF EVERY
MONTH
Roseburg Furniture Co.