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THE EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1016.
Commencement Week
MAY HAVE ITS "RED LETTER DAY" FOR SOME OF THE
ALUMNI, AS WELL AS OF ALL THE GRADUATES: FOR THE
DAY THAT SEES THE OPENING OF A BANK ACCOO.Vf. MAY
BE THE TURN1N0 POINT; AND ALWAYS IS AN EPOCH-MAK
The Douglas National Bank
WHERE THE PEOPLE OF THIS VICINITY HAVE I1HEX FAITH
FULLY SERVED SINCE 1883
ING DAY. IN THE LIFE OF EVERYONE.
COMMENCEMENT MAY WELL MEAN "COMMENCE THINKING
All are welcome and will
receive careful attention and
fair treatment.
J. H. Kooth, President.
K. L. I'arrott, Vice-President
H. H. Staideton, Cashier.
H. C. Slocilm, Asst. Cashior.
ABOUT IT, AND PLANNING FOR IT"
Roseburg National Bank
Capital and Surplus
$130,009.00
Jackson and Cass Sts.
Roseburg, Oregon
II. Sicapoose returned to his home
at Monmouth this morning after at
tending Grand Lodge session.
First dance free at the carnival
dances, Friday and Saturday even
ings, at Armory. 637-m2(;
Mrs. C. E. Grubbe left this morn
ing for Wilbur where she will visit
with relatives for a few days.
Read the Bee Hive's big free oTfer
'.n another section of today's paper.
63U-m2G
Lena Senst left this morning, for
her home at Eugene after a short
visit with relatives in Roseburg.
Carnival dances at the Armory
Friday and Saturday evenings.
Q37-m2
B. Francis, who was "a representa
tive from Albany to the Grand
Lodge, returned home this morning.
Carnival Visitors Welcome, make
our store your headquarters. Peo
ple's Supply Co. 633-tf
MrB. Alma Payton returned to her
home at Hilisboro this morning after
visiting in this city and attending
Grand Lodge.
Fifteen, or more samples of every
day necessities given away free a
the Bee Hive tomorrow. See th
adv. 639-m2i
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CITY NEWS.
Frozen berries at Galls. 661-tf
(2500 or J3000 to loan on real
estate security. Inquire 627, care
News office. 627-tt
A. M. Larson of Dallas, who has
teen visiting in this city for the
past week returned to his home this
morning.
K you want to ouy or sell If you
have rooms to rent If you have lost
something, try a classified ad. They
bring results.
Mrs. J. H. Payne who has been
visiting at the home of her brother
Walter Williams, left this morning
for her home at Corvallis.
Twenty-acre improved ranch one
mile from Myrtle Creek, to trade for J
noseburg property. C H. Arunaei,
box 703, Roseburg, Or. 630-tf
Mrs. M. C. Saltus .of Sherwood,
Oregon, has been attending Grand
L'odge session and visiting at the
home of one of her former school
teachers, John Hamllm Mrs. Saltus
passed through this city in the year
PAYS TRIBUTE TO
AUSTRALIAN DEAD
Prime Minister Hughes.
Mr. Hughes, prime minister of
Australia, sent the following "Anzac
Day" message to the newspapers of
the Commonwealth: "With a full
heart, the Australian nation today
pays tribute to its heroic dead. W
grieve with those who loved them,
but glory in the manner of th nr
death. This is the tribute they
themselves would most have wished.
For gladly they faced and met death
that by their sacrifice their country
and Its liberties might be saved."
Yes sensible
Fatlmas are cool and
comfortable to throat
end tongue.
And they never leave
"that over-smoked feel
ing" that follows some
cigarettes which are not
so aid 1 fully blended as
Fatimas.
ASnsible
Cigarettes
$&ggg for
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11378 and this Is the her first visit
I since that time.
Mrs. E. H. Lough and family ar
rived in Roseburg last night and will
make their future home here.
For oak and fire wood, see W. C.
Davis, or phone 295. 601-J15p
Miss Myth Henderson returned
last night from Umpqua where she
has just closed a very successful term
of school. '
" George Tucker who has been at
tending college at the Stae Univer
sity returned to his home In this
city last night.
Gerta Oleson and mother, Mrs.
Fred Olson of Hilisboro, were among
the many representatives to the
Grand Lodge who returned home this
morning.
For sule, all kinds of bedding
plants, Canterbury bells, and Pan
ama Exposition rade of pansle
plants on sale at Gall's confection
ery, Cass street. Phone 414. Mrs.
F. D. Owens. 376-tf
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Mrs. A. R. Manning who has been
attending the Strawberry Carnival
returned to her home at Sutherlin
this morning.
P. S. C. steel cut coffee In the
brown package that's the best. Get
It at the People's Supply Co.
' 633-tf
Mrs. H. R. Carter loft this morning
for Portland where she will spond
a couple of days attending to busi
ness matters.
You can come and go when you
please at the carnival 10 cent dances
at the Armory, Friday and Saturday
evenings. 637-m2G
James M. Grant and wife of Al
bany returned to thoir homo this
morning after attending Grand Lodge
and Strawberry Carnival.
Mrs. S. J. Thomas of Clackamas,
was among the many representa
tives to the Grand Lodge to return
home this morning.
Fred" J. Mendll of Portland, who
has been attending the sessions of
Grand Lodge returned to Portland
this morning.
Bedding plants now ready. Call
on Mrs. F. D. Owens, the florist, at
Gall's Confectionery, Cass street.
Phono 414. 629-tf
W. R. McKee who has been at
tending Grand Lodge in this city re
turned home to, Raineer this morn
ing. Shoot with a Koflitk, and send
your films to the Roseburg Book
Store for finishing. We do the best
work at moderate prices. 4 94-tt
Miss Alexa W. Sterling.
Miss Alcxa W. Sterling of Atlanta
won the women's golf championship
of the south for the second time last
week when she defeated Mrs. Als'aa
Shoaf of Savannah. Miss Sterling
is still in her toen3.
Kodaks, Eastman pnoto supplies,
at the Roseburg Book Store. 494-tt
Thomas Donaldson, J. E. High and
wife and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Pratt,
of McMinnville, returned homo this
mornlnig after attending the Grand
Lodge sessions.'
Tho ladies of St. Joseph's churili
will sell home cooked foods, aprons,
hnndkerchlefs and other articles on
Saturday, May 27, last day of the
carnival, at Ballf & Brown'B real
estate office on Jackson St. 572-tf
F. V. Powell who has been teach
ing in tho commercial department
of the high school during the term,
left "this morning for Prlneville
where ho and his wife who accom
panied him, will spend the summer.
The Big Bend Valley in Washing'
ton is credited with raising the fin
est hard wheat on the coast. High
Flight flour is milled from the cream
of this high grade wheeat by the lat
est patent process. You get better
bread, it costs you less; if you use
High Flight flour. Peoplos Supply
Co., distributors. 633-tf
Mrs. J. O, Stuhlman, of Oakland,
Cal., ono of the daughters of Win.
3ushncll who lost his life here on
Monday evening, arrived in time
to nttend the funeral of her father.
Nearly all of her sisters and broth
ers wcro present. Mrs. Stuhlman will
visit in Roseburg, Jiandon and oth
er places until about July 1, before
returning home.
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Oak wood, $2.60 per tier, pine
wood, 2.25 Phone 3F24. C. T.
Brown. 642-tf
H. S. Beers of the soldiers home
loft this morning for Cottage Grove
where he will visit for a couplo of
days.
Byron Petty,, son of A. Petty of
this city, returned last night from
Eugene wrer he has been attending
Behool at the state university.
O. P. Coshow and daughter, Leone,
and Miss Marie Pickens left this
morning for McMinnville where they
will attend the graduation services
at which Miss Dale Coshow Is one of
tho membors of the graduating class.
NOTICE.
All persona who are willing to fur
nish roses for distribution at trains
during carnival are requosted to)
have them at tlie Commercial club;
rooms Thursday, Friday and Satur
day. ,
Carnival Rose Committee.
631-m2
LOST On . Thursday evening a
Indies black hand purse, contain
ing five dollars in gold and soma
silver, also some receipted bills.
Reward for return 'to News of
fice. 641-m29
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