THB EVENING NEWS MONDAY', Jl I.Y 31, 1016.
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THE DOUGLAS:
NATIONAL BANK
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Ample facilities at command to care (or any
business that may be offered. . Careful and con
servative, yet responsible to the needs of legiti
mate business. Try us.
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cm news. !
Try a ML Shasta at Galls'. E31-tf
V. C. Edwards, of Drain, was a
business visitor In Roseburg for sev
eral hours Saturday.
Call for P. S. C. steel cut cofice,
the brown packagothe bes. for less.
People's Supply Co. SlO-tf
Gus Gorus has purchased tile Corn!, , ,. , Tl,.,
Florence La Badie, Star in the l nan-
creek ranch formerly owned by Jae't
Goe, near Perdue. Riddle Tribune.
Camping supplies of all kinds. We
are headquarters for good things to
eat. People's Supply Co. SXO-tf
H. D. May, a snlesman for the A.
G. Long Fire Apparatus Company,
came to Roseburg Saturday and is
visiting at the home of L. G. Hicks.
His territory Is in western Canada.
Idaho and Montana, but at the pres
ent time he is on his vacation and
returned to Douglas county to spend
the time, as he was formerly em
ployed at Sutherlln and knows the
houser-Mutual Maaterpicture, De
Luxe Edition, Master Shakespeare,
Strolling Player."
SAGE TEA I
It's Grandmother's recipe to bring
color, lustre and thickness to hair
when faded, streaked or gray.
v t'lmt beautiful, even shade of dark,
glossy liair can only Ik had by brewing
a mixture of Snt! 'lea and Sulphur
Your hair is your charm. It makes or
mars the fare. When it faded, turns
tfray, streaked and looks dry, winpy and
to ratify, just an application or two of
S;tr'e "d Sulphur enhances its apjwar
Hiii a hundredfold.
Don't hnlhcr to prepare the tome; ynu
2ft n L'et from any dnitf store a oO-eent
bottle of "Wyetlt'H Sjie and Sulphur
Compound." ready to use. This can al
ways lie depended upon to bring back
the natural color, thickness and lustre
if yoiir liair and remove dandruff, stop
itching and fnllinp hair.
I'very'jody uses "WvetliV Sture and
Sulphur because it darkens so naturally
md evenly that nobody can tell it baa
Ken applied. You dimply dampen a
ip"ne or Mift brush with it and draw
Jiis through the hair, taking one small
lrund at a time; by nmrninp the pray
lair has diHAiHared, and after another
ipplication it becomes beautifully dark
md npjH-ars glossy, lustrous and abun-
!:nt.
benefits to be derived from a vaca
tion spent In this vicinity.
Mrs. Orrin Thompson 'of Rose-
burg arrived here last Thursday arid
visited at the home of Dr. V. P
Kaiser several days. Riddle Tri
bune. ,
Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Anderson go
to Talent Friday,, and will spend
Sunday in Ashland, where Rev. An
derson expects to preach two ser
mons. Riddle Tribune,
Born To Mr. and Mr0. W. C; Val
entino, Tuesday, July I'J Ltf, a
boy one of itho finest that ever
came to Myrtle Creek, of cjiipso.
Myrtle Creek Alall.
The digging machine whkh
been i-sed in digging the ditc1! from
Wncl. ester to the re:ier"ir. on the
north side has finished its work. T'ie
ditch h:is been dug In th foot of the
hill end the rest of the way must be
dui? nv hand.
Dr. Seely and wire were visiting
relatives and friends here To-day
from Roseburg. They were a1-1;
panled home by Miss Pearl Hall, of
Lakevlew, Ore., who has been visit
ing here for several days w!h her
mother, Mrs. John Hall. Myrtle
Creek Mall.
M. R. Wciger, of Camas Valley, ar
rived In Rosrbure Saturday and spent
a few hours attending to business
matters. This is his first visit to
Roehurg for two years as he lives a
long distance from town, and need
less to say he notes quite a decided
improvement in the city.
HINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN
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C VHA( KEPT "Tou CAREFA RE AM "
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( IT TAKE VOO -TrtREE MOVIES aTT
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A LETTER AND WMT NXLfJ Vi"
hi, 1 1 baSl fri)
Kodaks, Eastman pnoio supplies,
at the Roseburg Book Store. 494-tf
J. T. Spaugh, of Looking Glass,
was In the city Saturday.
H you want to Buy or sell If you
have rooms to rent -If you have lost
something, try a classified ad. They
bring results.
J. D. Ellison left Saturday for his
ranch at Sutherlln where he will
spend a few days attending to busi
ness matters.
Shoot with a Kodak, and send
your films to the Roseburg Book
Store for finishing. We do the best
work at moderate prices. 494-tf
Mrs. E. A. Rhoten -and children,
who have been vsliting at th home
of R. L. Cannon, left Saturday for
her home at Salem.
M. J. lloustmau left Saturday for
his home at Ashland after attending
to business matters in this city for
a few days. On his way he will visit
with friends at Grants Pass.
Short time policies written cover
ing hay and grain. Oregon Fire Re
lief Ass'n, of McMInnvillo, Ore.'
Glenn H. Taylor, agt., Perkins bldg.
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Miss Marie Thrush and Miss Laura
Brooks returned yesterday from
their homesteads near Peel where
they have been spending the past
two weeks.
Ray Leonard, of Portland, is ex
pected In this city In a few dnys for
a visit with his friend, Garfield Lloyd.
Ho has been on a vacation trip to
Tennessee and is now on his way
home.
C. E. Coe and C. S. Holnline of tho
local Indian service office left Sun
day for Salem where they will attend
the Indian Institute at Chemawa.
The Institute will last until Aug
ust 15.
Indian Supervisor C. E. Coo has
returned from a trip to Mnrshfield,
Bandon, Florence and other coast
points. He reports a' very pleasant
trip to those prosperous and enter
prising communities.
Ernest Everton and wife, o
Grants Pass, went through Roseburg
on Saturday afternoon's train to
Portland. They were formerly resi
dents of this city and visited with
friend while they stopped at tho
station.
Mrs. W. J. liird left this after
noon for Sultan, Wash., wLere shoi
will remain for several woeks. She i
was accompanied by her daughter,!
Mrs. H. L. Hyatt, w ho has been vis- j
iting with her and who resides r.l ,
Sultan, at whose home she will visit.
Walter Montgomery and wife of
Days Creek, Mrs. J. W. Carter, Mrs.
Jennie Hopkins and Deputy Sheriff
Hopkins, of Canyonvllle, all motored
to Roseburg Saturday In tho lnt
ter's car and spent a few hours shop
ping and attending to business mat
ters. Mrs. A. J. Itliss and daughter, of
Millers Addition, lcrt on Sunday
morning for Southworth, Wash., to
Join Mr. IillsB and son, who have
been there for some time. During
their stay hero In the city they have
made many friends, who wish thoin
success in the new home.
D. O. Durham drove Into Roseburg
from Dillard Saturday, accom
panied by his brother, O. Durham,
from California, who has been visit
ing him for some time. D. O. says
that he Is In love with tho Dillard
country since his removal there somo
months ago, and Is getting along
fine.
E. E. Johnson and son, Phillip, of
Coqullie, arrived In Roseburg Satur
day and spent the time bore mill
the train this afternoon. They hod I
expected to meet Mrs. JohnBon,!
and wife and Stanley Dollar and j
wife, who have been on an auto trip ;
to Portland, but upon their arrival:
here found that the party would not ;
be here until tomorrow. They left'
this afternoon for Eugcno where
they will join them.
Mrs. O. A. Rrown, of Wilbur, was
a Saturday visitor to tho county
seat. Mrs. Rrown, of Ohio, coming
to this county four years ago and
fettling In Butherlin, afterwards
moving to the prepent location at
j Wilbur. She Is of tho opinion that
j the Ohio people In this section should
ZWIIXING MAY ITELP
HOOSIERS TO FLAG
Gold Dollars are Scarce!
Sii.ce they are not oolued at fio mint, any more; but
Golden Opportunities
are nlwnys at handfor the mm with some roady money It is
not so much what you earn a what you save that makes you In
dependent. Start a savings accouut with us today and taen, like Rose
burg, make It grow.'
Roseburg National Bank
JACKSON AX1) CASS STS.
KOSKIIlTltG, Oltl'XiON
Dutch Zwilling. ;
Dutch Zwillinp, who recently join-
ed the Indianapolis A. A. team, after ;
leaving the Chicago Cubs, is expect-
ed to add strength to the outfield and
bolster up the team's batting
strength quite a lot. Zwilling is the I
slugging type of player and able to
pound the ball when in the mood. He
had been a Fi'd and joined the Cubs
when the Chifeds and Cubs were
brought together.
get together somo time and have a
picnic and reunion.
F.uin Egguogg freeze, the big hit at
The Rose. . V50-tf
R. H. Floser has completed a sur
vey of the grounds for tho new
school hotiso to be erected at Dillard
in the near future.
Fruit and vegetables fresh every
morning. Peaches-and apples are
good at the People's Supply Co.
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Mrs. W. W. Isaacs fell last week
and broke lvr hip while working
about her )iomo at Ruckles. Myrtle
Creek Mall. '
B. R. Banning, one of the pro
gressive farmers of tho South Deer
creek country was transacting busi
ness In tho county seat Saturday.
Mlas Ellen Flook, who has been
visiting with MisR Allte Black for
several days leTt Saturday for Olalla
whore" she.wll visit at tho home of
'A. S. Ireland.
I I. t-ict Attorney Goo Ncuncr re
turned Saturday from Salem where
ho spent a couple of daya taking dorc
sttlon in a bank caso which is pend
ing in Minnesota. j
Messrs Ward & Webster, of Losj
Angeles, Calif., spent a week berej
buying prunes. They have been of-i
ferlirg very attractive prlcos fori
prunes and hnvo 'purchased some i
600,000 pounds, moatly "of the
French variety. Tho prices pal I were
6c orchard run, nnd 7c for SOs-IIBs
with 'xlc drop on succeeding lower
grades. v The largest sale reported
was that of Edwin Weaver. Prac
tically all tho South Mrytle prunes
wero purchased. Mr. Wcbstor left.
Thursday for the Santa Clara valley
to look tho country over. Lain re
ports of the 1916 prune crop w.ild
Indicate that the output will be vo'y
luigc, while the market ! llm',!ed.-
Myrtle Creek Mall.
"We Don't Know
Where We're Going"
But we're on tho way" and don't
much care, for mother put up such
a, good lunch of Vonl Loaf, Deviled
11am, Cold Tongue, Surdlncg Mid Salmon, Bread and Butter, Sauce
and Pickles, Nuts and Candy that wo'll be happy whorovor wo stop.
Wo know tho lunch Is good for It all camo from.
jrv f
J. H. Campbell & Son
IT MATTERED LITTLE WHO
"CAPPED THE CLIMAX"
But the girl who would protect her
hair must exercise somo concern
nhout her
Rubber Bathing Cap
They're horo In new colors, a nd Rcxnll Quality at Sfle to Too
. AT
Ti0 Ift&xaJUL Store
Nithan Fullerton
Perkins Building
Keep Away From the Fire
Let Electricity Take Its Place!
KI.IXTItlCI'I'Y will eventually become tha imlvorsal cooking agent,
particularly In summer, because heat is applied whore It Is usoful,
Tho wasted heat from a c nl or gas ran no raises the tempera
ture of tho whola houso. Electric irons and cooking appliances
radiate the IcaBt possible heat to tho atmosphere.
Wo are always Rlad to demonstrate any of our electrical appli
ances, and Invite you to cnll.
ROSEBURG ELECTRIC CO.
Phone 123 Do It Electrically. Phone 123
Cleaning Pressing
Repairing
We Do The Wcrk
so neatly and satisfactory that
you will bo aBtonlshed. All our
work is done by experts who know
just what to do and how to do It.
A trial order solicited. Clothing
called for and dellcvorcd.
IMPERIAL CLEANERS
W e Vsc a Kunimry KU'jun I'rewiliiK
Miu-liiiic.
812 N. Jaduon Ht. I'lxine 277
DOUGLAS COUNTY PICNIC
AT
WINCHESTER BAY
AUCUST 18, 19 AND 20
Steamer TCva will leavo Scot tsburg AitRUKt 18th at 2 o'colck
You are welcome. Come. For particular!! write
L.S. WEEKS, Winchester, Bay, Ore.
Roseburg's Federal Building-
Kvery day hundred of loads of dirt are cm-avated from the basement, and even tho most skeptical will
admit that there Is going to be a handsome building, somo even say. "I told you so".
HOKIH HO'.S XKW SAW MIM.
Is going through the same process of "wonder" at the present tlrno, If wo over will get a sawmill.
Some people wonder all the timo if they would work as much as they "wonder," they would bo won
derfully surprised at tiie result.
10(K) MOItK PKOI'I.K I X lt(Si:llt lt)
Will moke everybody smile and conse (jucntly a different feeling will provall. Houses will be In de
mand lots will bo sold, new people will come In, and tho gooso will hang high. Wo hustled for tho saw
mill because It means selling more Ice. Don't forgot tr call up
Telephone
Telephone
.QO ROSEBURG ICE DELIVER V 390