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TIIB EVENING NEWS, Tl'ESDAV, iVLY II, 1010.
Implements!
WE HAVH l'L'ICCIIASEI) TH ': STOCK OK IMPLEMENTS AMI
VEHICLES FORMERLY OWN : 11Y CROUCH GILES, CON
MSTiNu w m(;(.ii;s, wag'o.vs, plows, iisc harrows
CULTIVAT0K8. ETC.
while this stock lasts
wk will sell it at
Less Than Wholesale Cost
IT WILL PAV YO V I'O INVESTIGATE
J. F. BARKER & CO.
IMPLEMENT AND VEHICLES.
CLENDALE NEWS
KKCIil'ITfl WAXTEli
"
Escape the Hard,Tiresome Work
of Washing at Home
Uy iilaciog this matter 1m our hands, you save yourself the
dopivimion and avoid the muss around the house. We will call for
jour clothes regularly ouch.woek, wash them all, Btarch all the
pieces that need It, dry all tho clothes, and Iron and fold, ready
for use, your bed and table linen, towels, etc. Our service Is
prompt and our charges are right. King us up now and ask Tor
our auto to call,
PHONE 79
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
Roseburg, Oregon
The Fourth Company, C.
A. C, wants 50 recruits ini-
mediately. A good cook
wanted, also company clerk.
Apply at the Armory, or see
Capt. Buchanan. 738-tf
,
FOUR BROTHERS, EACH SIX FEET TALL,
ARE READY TO FIGHT FOR NATIVE LAND
When you want the very belt
Remember "Diamond W"
Canned Fruits & Vegetables
Will satisfy. Our stock of those Is vory complete. Price
and quality Batiafy.
THE CASH STORE
Mrs. H. I. Lord, of Idaho, has been
visiting at tlio home of Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Faroum at Azalea for some
time.
Mrs. Alfred Sackelt and children.
of Grants Pass, have heen the guests
of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Vi. ;S. Booth, at Booth, .for two
weeks. They returned home on Sat
urday.
Billy Winston, will leave for Cen-
tralia, Wash., this week. He will not
return until late this fall.
Major Hanks has bought a fine
Overland auto, and he and hi8 wife
and daughter, Evelyn, can make a
visit ut their home at Canyonville
and return the same evening. They
have been at the J, L. Hanks home
in this city, for three months, since
a fall and later on their mother was
their father was ho severely hurt by
very 111, with pneumonia. We are
pleased to nolo that Mrs. Hanks Is
well agian, and her husband Is much
better in health, and will soon be
able to walk out with tho aid of
crutches. .Many old friends will be
glad to hear of their improvement in
j health.
J James Hodson, of Roseburg, spent
I a week visiting his mother, Mrs.. M.
t U'annn.l.. I.. t..
! ' Mr. Cowan Is manager of the Stearns
I smith Rnmey, an aged resident of Eilragc
j this valley, is quite 111. He is being Nov that Bnothcr BlorloUg -4lh
kindly 'cared Tor by his son and ! ha. ,)aasC(i ,nto hlstnrv "Old .Tune"
I wife, Mr. ad Mrs. Albert Ramoy. We : has apparently withdrawn his threat-
I nope to soon ue auio to note Ills re- i'onimr fro-res hefnre the i,UI,n,i,,
countenance of "Old Sol ' and our
land is once more radient with
tmlles and the click and rattle of the
hay. making devices, while the very!
prolific crops of cherries and various i
varieties of berries are beir.jT cared :
for and preparations n'e In full blast :
for setting aside a bountiful supply;
of nature's products t0 fortify tho
inner man against those drenching
and chilling rigors which are Mi, e to !
appear In great ininnhers backing :
"Old Sol" for a time off the field
while "Old Jupo" reinforced by the !
merciless hostg of old grizzled win- !
tor whoop aim howl and cavort over
lie arena. That there can be no
doubt so let every one make tle best
of the opportunities as they are pre
senting themselves so that when the
inevitable "rainy day" comes that
there will be no lack of prepared
ness to last un4il the beaming "Old i
Sol" once again disperses the win-
tery forces which have been tlirot
cling the land for Sf long a time.
here on bus.ness a few days this
week.
Dr.. Phillips, the Sutherlln uen
tist, has fitted up an ollce at the
rear of the Huntington drug store
ando will serve the people of Yon
fella each Tnursday hereafter.
UU Pauline Smith, of Cottage
Grove, is visiting here this week,
guests of Miss .Nellie Strawn.
Peter Zwlght, of Glendale, visited
with friends here the first of the
week. .
Manley M. Strawn and Delia B.
Nash were married on .July 2 at the
home of the bride's mother, Mrs.
Mary Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Strawn!
are well and favorably known here;
and have many friends who wish
them well. They are sightseeing in
Portland at present and will be at
home t0 their friends after July 15.
Dale Cowan and Miss Cora Lowery.
r.f Cottage Grove, were married at
Roseburg July 3. These yom.g peo
plo are among the leaders o! the
youii(-(.r set, being popular with all.
covery.
Dr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Knott and
daughter, spent the 4th at Portland.
Itev. J. K. Howard passed through
Glendale, as ho was enroute to Drain
and ns bo returned homo. Ills coming
Is always 'welcomed by his many
friends In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Smith, of this
j city, are spending a month at the
j home of Mr. and Mrs. Estes, at Tal
ent. Mrs. Estea Is their daughter.
Miss Lucy Splker, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Howard T.ys
tul, at Portland for several weeks
returned homo last week.
Mrs. O. Harmon, of Riddle, spent
the past week visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Lawrence Nouner.
Mrs. E. E. Totten nnd children,
who spent a month on Duys Creek are
at. homo again.
Dole's Cafeteria and
Delicatessen
THE ONLV FIRST CLASS PL U'E OK ITS HIXI) BETWEEN
Ki t. i:IO AM) SACRAMENTO. ORDER VOI R I. INCH PUT CP
IIV IS. OCR COOKING IS Jl'ST I.IKE MOTHER'S. YOU GET
VALl'IC RECEIVED AND THE BEST MEAL I.N THE CITY AT
rimnesi THE CAFATERIA mcassst.
Standing, left to right: William, Robert, Bernard and Alexander McDonald.
Seated Bernard McDonald, Sr.
Four brothers, all six feet tall and all excellent fighting men, are mem
bers of one company of the Georgia national guard, and will see service on
the Mexican border. They are William, Robert, Bernard and Alexander
McDonald. They are the sons of Bernard McDonald of the Savannah city
health deDartmpnfc.
YONCALLA
"- t IT- HflTHMMTMIti'lrBni
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
I'lvcry otlior cur on the roiul is a Ford;
more than half the cars honght this
rear will he Fords. There's a mighty
good reason. Ford ears are filling a
place in every field of human activity.
'ost ahout two cents a mile to operate
and maintain. F.etter order yours
todav! Runabout $'.VM) Touring Car
$110 Coupelet .-90; Town Car'$r,IO;
Sedan ,7 10. All Prices f. o. h. Detroit.
W. A. BURR, Agent - Roseburg
Tonus to rvfHtiilMe imrtlm.
7
V. I) "-.'-V Ji-'
A. C. Hardin was at Oakland on
business Friday.
Wade Crow departed Friday for
l.oraine where hu will visit with his
grand parents.
A. K. Jones and wife were busi
ness visitors at Roseburg Friday.
James and Charles Pumphrey re
turned u Ivw days ago from an out
ing on the McKen.le river. They re
port the catching of a largo numbei
of fish.
Miss Maudo Ferbracho, of Glen
dale. returned to this placo a few
days ago to visit with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Marshall.
Miss Ethel Stowoll, who under
went quite n serious operation at
Portland last month has returned to
her borne at this place.
Miss Thr "-Court has accepted
a position as saleslady at the storo
of C. II. Ilurliholder.
Pen Huntington's new residence
Is rapidly rounding into completion
and will when finished be a decided
Improvement to our city.
C. C. Wiuusley Is wielding the gav
el of postmaster, during the absence
of Postmaster M. M. Strawn. j
Mrs. C. Ray Berkley has returned!
to her home at Port In ml after a brief
visit here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Applegate.
Mrs. J. J. Melnzer Is visiting with
relatives al Portland.
1 May Scott returned here Thursday
after an absence of several weeks at
Portland.
"Pete" Wamsley und wife, of Red
111 ii rr. Cal., are visiting heio at the
home of J. C. Wamsley.
Helen Marks, of Eugene. Is visiting
at the home of Mrs. Ella Marks.
Miss Marlam Bradley has accepted
a position as saleslady at Mrs. Bun
.van's store.
T. R. Howard and family spent
July 1th at Albany where they In
cidentally visited with relatives.
Wm. Talrott nnd wife visited here
a few days this week at the
home of Mrs. Talrolt's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. I". P. Drew.
Lulu Hartley, of Eugene. 1 visit
Ing at the homes (if her brothers
C. F. and J. 0. Applegate, in Scotts
Valley.
J. J. Long may be seen most liny
day spinning around with his new
Ford.
Mr. and Mm. A. Schlndler and
daughter, Miss Mabel Schlndler. were
SPECIAL THIS WEEK ON
ELECTRIC IRONS
We have Electric Fans too, among others
a small one for $5.00, just right for the
table or to keep che flies off of the baby
ROSEBURG ELECTRIC CO.
Phone 123
Do It Electrically.
Phone 123
Al STRl AN ( Itl lSER SINKS
ENt.l.lSIl PATROL BOATS
BERLIN". July 11. (via wireless
to Sayville.l Four and possibly
five British patrol boats were do-1
stroyed yesterday by tbe Austrian1
cruiser Novara. off Otranto, the an-j
nouncement coining from the Aus
trian admiralty. . !
All of the patrol boats were sunk. !
three burning after their boilers ex
ploded. The cruiser could only res
cito nine of tho British sailors from
the crews. The prisoners said that
there were five boats In the group.
WIN
BAY
SPEND YOUR VACATION AT
CHESTER
GOOD HUNTING, FISHING AND BATHING. COME
AND HAVE A GO O!) TIME THIS SUMMER.
For further pa; ticulnrs
L.S. WEEKS, Winchester, Bay, Ore.
Miss Mabel Wilson, of Yoncalla.
came to lisoeburg yesterday and will
remain in tihs city until after the
Chautauqua.
CASTORIA
For. Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears -J
the
Signature
SHOOT KODAK
end send your films to us for
DEVEUIPI.NO AND PRINTING
Best work at modorato prices.
Kodaks, l: iMinnu Pliuto Supplies.
l;OSEBl l!(J BOOK STORE
K.webnrg ..... Oregon
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A World Beater
The New
Sharpies
Special
The Suction-Feed Tubular Sep
arator. Twenty-eight new fea
tures. Uniform thickness of
cream regardless of speed.
SOW OX DISPLAY AT TIIB
Douglas Co. Creamery
urin'til 10.JULUCJ
THE FRENCH TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
A ff3?K ""Sve Checked from
- li m, 1 1 ipi; ini. experienced men.
an,t
handled by
'-arge, pry Storage
rtooms. Free From
Pire Risks.
Phono 220