The evening news., June 21, 1916, Page 3, Image 3

THE EVENING NEWS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE SI, 1010.
...THRKB
The Douglas National Bank
Cnnitnl and Surplus. .. .$130,000.00
WE A1SE
Safe
Sound
Prompt and
Prosperous
' thy us I
The Oldest Bank In Southern Oregon
To Our Friends and Patrons
We are now located In our new quarters in the Creason
warehouse on Winchester St., formerly occupied by the
Roscburg Feed & Fuel Co., where we aro prepared to
Rive you better service than ever.
We can market jour Fruits and Produce at Highest Prices
obtainable, and sell you any of the lines of merchandise
we handle at the Lowest prices possible.
Give us a call, and let Us show you what wo can do for
you both in handling what you have to sell and selling ,
you what you have to buy.
Umpqua Valley Fruit Union i
CI1Y KEWO.
r Frozen berries at Galls.
6Gl-tt
Harvey Wells, state Insurance
commissioner and receiver of the de
funct Horticultural Fire Relief as
sociation of Oregon, has pettioned
the circuit court for permssion to
pay creditors of the company a divi
dend. The contemplated disburse-
BE PRETTY! TURN
Look young! Nobody can tell if you
use Grandmother's simple recipe
of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Almost everyone knows tlmt Sngc Tea
nnd Sulphur, properly eoinpuunded,
brings back tlic nuiiual color and lustre
to tiie Imir when faded, streaked or
yray; a I. so ends duudrutr, itching scalp
and stops falling hair. Years ago the
only way to get this mixture was to
mskc it at home, which is nmssy and
troublesome, Xownday, by asking at
miy drug store for "Wvctii's Sage and
Sulphur Compound," you will get a
large bottle of this famous old recipe
for about f0 cent.
Don't slay gray! Try it! No one
;iu possibly toll that you darkened your
l air, as it does it t-o nulurally 'and
evenly. You dampen a spnngo or soft
brush with it and draw this through
Vfur hair, taking one small strand nt a
time: by morning the pray -hair dis
appears, and after another nppliention
or two. your hnir Iteeoinea beautifully
!nrk. thiVIc and glnsv.
ntlNLEiW.N HONORS
RAILWAY PRESIDENT
Samuel Itoa.
The decree of doctor of science
was conferred on Samuel Rea, presi
dent of the Pennsylvania railway, by
Princeton Univer--'- -t he recent
commeneemeti1 This pic
ture of Mr : - on tiiat
occasion.
Try ML Shasta at Galls'. 131-tt
Clara Berg, of Walla Walla, ar
rived this morning to visit with her
brother, Horace Berg.
Mrs. W. E. Weichlien loft last night
for Chicago whore she will visit tor
a couple of months with friends and
relatives.
Twenty-acre Improved ranch one
mile from Myrtle Creek, to trade for
uoseburg property. C. H. Arundel,
box 703, Roscburg, Or, 630-tl
Mrs. George McGraw left Ibis
morning for Oakland where she will
visit with friends and relatives for a
few days.
Shoot with a Kodak, and send
your films to the Koseburg Book
Store for finishing. Wo do the best
work at moderate prices. 4 :4-tf
Rev. J. K. Howard, of tfTtudule,
j camo to Koseburg lust night and
I spoke before the meeting of the Wil
i son league.
' f you want to ouy or sell If you
i have rooms to rent. if you have lost
I something, try a classified ad. They
tiring results.
Mrs. W. h. Tnomas left thl3 morn
ing for Giants Pass, where she will
Join her husband, who is employed
there.
$5,000 In merchandise frolng. Ev
erything loss than wholesale cost.
Watch for special Saturday. Peo
ple's Supply Co. 720-tf
Mrs. Theresa Kurtenbauch, of
Kansas, arrived in Koseburg this
morning for a visit with her cousin,
Mrs. F, II. Bond.
Drink P. S. C. coffee. Eat bread
from High Flight flour, and save
money on dry goods at Big Special
Saturday. People's Supply Co. 720-tf
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Syler.'of Olulla,
were in Hoseburg yesterday attend
ing to businoss affairs. They re
rued home this morning.
Watch for the Big Special Saturday
on dry goods and shoes, and romeiu
ber High Flight flour. People's Sup
ply Co. 720Ttt
Mrs. Janio Bulkhead, of Wasco,
Texas, arrived in this city this morn
ing for a visit at the homo of her
cousin, Mrs. B. F. Shellds.
Pry goods, shoes, hosiery, notions,
underwear etc. going at less than
wholesale cost. Watch for special Sal.
unlay, and remembor P. S. C. coffee
Is tho most econniical you can buy.
People's Supply Co. ' 720-tf
luent amounts to about 6 cents on
the dollar. Salem Statesman.
Notice to IxKiuil)ciTy Growers. Wo
can ship all loganberries that
come to us, probably the coming
week. See us about your berries.
People's Supply Co. 720-tf
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SAI.KM COMl-AXY IS TIIK
K1KST TO UK RKAItY
SAI.EM, Juno 20. A demonstra
tion that lasted many minutes took
place at the Armory about 8 o'clock
last night 'when Captain Gelilhar an
nounced to his 125 men that com-
fiuiiiy M, wouid leave for Clackamas
this morning.
' Karly yesterday Captain Gelil
har called up General White in Port
land and Informed him that company
M was ready to leave Salem at a
moment's notlco.
"You better stay a while longer
and recruit to war strength," the
general advised.
The recruiting proceeded through
the day.
"I havo 12n men at the armory
ready to entrain," he announced.
"Come whenever you are ready,'
replied General White.
The captain lined up his men.
"Boys," ho said, "we can either
leave tomorrow morning and be Hie
first cnipany at Clackamas, or we
can wait a day or two and be sec
ond or third In tho mobilization
camp. All who want to go tomor
row morning raise hands."
A double row of hahdB shot up
ward.
"All who want to wait, raise
hands."
Not a hand was raised.
"Company M will en'ralll at the
Southern ParlMc depot at 9:22 o'
clock tomorrow morning," came the
order from the captain.
Instantly the big drill hall In the
Armory was a bedlam of shouts and
f hrers. It wag Salem first first In
the I'nited States to report ready
for mobilization.
The demonstration has probably
never been equalled In Salem.
"It was a gooil as some we read
about at Chicago," said Captain
Gehlhar.
The officers and men of tiie com
pany are d"liglit! with the support
clvrn or.d confidence shown In
them by the people of Salem. The
ONLY ONE-MAN BALL
TEAM IN THE WORLD
JmjHn i.i ..i.&ffS 1
-- ax - -
"Kupe" Mills.
"Rupe" Mills had a yeur of his
contract nt $3,000 to run when the
Newark Fed club died and he's in
sisted on plnying it out Every
morning he goes to the park to prac
tice and every afternoon he plays a
game all by himself.
This Week Brings Us
the Longest Day
of the Year!
Even so, It is none too long for those whose thrift Is shown and
encouraged hy a balunce to tholr credit, In our Savings Department.
The longer tho day, tho longer the pay If rightly used; and
tho saving of a part of it, is largely a matter of habit; and it's a
good habit, too. We solicit your business.
JUNE
21
Roseburg National Bank
Jackson and Cass Sts. Roseburg, Oregon
Cook With Electricity!
Cool Healthy No Fumes
Clean Odorless No Smoke
Economical
Roseburg Electric Company
twice In their honor and will prob
ably play ftt tho depot this morning
VK!1!X(. lii:i.l,S KIMi
IKSIMT10 VARCIX)UIS
SALEM, June 21. A. Tynor Wool
pert, druggst, member of company Al,
and Miss Edith Fugato, who had
ahout decided to Indefinitely post
pone their wedding, scheduled for
Wednesday evening, because of the
call to arms, were married Tuesday,
(lie bridegroom being grunted a tem
porary leave o absence from his
regiment by tho sympathetic officers.
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD ME SALTS
Bays Backache is a sign yon have bean
eating too much meat, whioh
forms urio acid.
Warnin
When you tvnke up with backache and
dull mifcry in tho kidney region it gen
erally mo;ins you have been eating too
much moot, says a well-known authority.
J I out forms uric acid which overworks
the kidneys in their effort to filter it
from tho blood and they becomo sort of
paralyzed nnd lojrirj. When your kidneys
pet ahijiah and clog you must relievo
them, like you relieve your bowels; re
moving nil tho body's urinous waste,
clat you havo backnche, sick headache,
dizzy spells; your Btomnch sours, tongue
is coated, Hiid when tho weather is h;id
you have rheumatic twinges. 1he urin
is cloudy, full of sediment, channels otu-n
get sore, water scalds and you nro obliged
to seek relief two or three times during
tho night.
Kit her consult a good, reliable physi
cian t once or get from your pharmacist
about four ounces of Jad Salts; take
a tuLIjHioiiful in a glass of water
before breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine, Thl famous
buUa is made from tho acid of grnpos
and lemon juice, combined with Hthia,
and has been uwd for generations to
eknn and stimulate sluggish kidneys,
alto to neutralise acids in the urine so it
no longer irritates, thus ending bladder
wenkneffl.
Jad Suits is a life saver for regular
meat eaters. It is inexpennive, cannot
injure and nmkn a delightful, clfcr
veitcent lithfa-wster drink.
Whenever a storekeeper tries to make you believe, that any
phonograph is equal to the Grafauola don't let him mako a fool
of you.
If ho Bhoutrf attempt to domonsttato a Grafanola for compari
son with any other Instrument, be suro that no does not play for
you an old shop-worn record.
And what Is most Important, be suro that tho turntable
whoYcon the record rests is m iking 78 complete revolutions per
minute. If it is runniifg either above or below this speed, It will
not play properly and you aro being Imposed upon and tricked by
the storekeeper.
Such a dealer Is not worthy of your trado or your confidence.
You'll find the complete line of Orafanolaa hero $15 to $300
nnd wo will gladly demonstrate them for you nnd play any
nui h In you wlfth to hear. Slop In any time. Ask us about our system
of easy terms.
Roseburg Furniture Co.
ilW."!' JfrWI
-C N(wk 'run Ki.NE coixrn
nf our hninu nnd bacon. That
nnnutoH flrnt thut thoy coma
from younB, tendor plgB find
next that they havo been
r. .-oprly curod. All our hams
nml bucim nro cane sugar
ciirof.1 and hickory smoked.
Thny hn"0 n flavor of tholr
own which onco Instod you'll
always prcfor. Try some for
hroakfnst tomorrow.
CASS HTKKKT MARKET
Read the Advertisements in
The Evening News and then
patronize Home Industries.
SAVING OF MONEY
Is tho Mart for tbo foundation of woalth, Is an abnolulo fact. It matters not If you save pontiles for the
first dollar, or dollars for tho first hundred. UnlesB you save, you will Ret nothing. Everything Is
cmielantly Kolnu up In price, and there must bo reasons for that. Kind reader let me you something.
You buy fancy packniic goods, tho packages cotit money, but you do not eat It; qou buy fancy canned
foods, but you do not eat tbo can; you havo delivery of 6 and 10 cent goods, somebody must pay for
horhefee,) and driver, and lastly you huvo bookkeepers to keep books on tho whole choose, but book
keepers want td cat also.
SUPPOSE WE STOP AND THINK . ,
A bookkeeper gets $75.00 a month, you havo 75 customers, consequently tbo customer pays $1.00 for
bo'l -keeping a month, $12.00 a yesr or 6 per cent on two hundred dollars Invested.
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cniKlusive proof they re beat. You ran convince yourself by calling.
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