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Try a Mt. Shasta at Galls'. C31-U
C. P. Coshow' returned this morn
THE EVENING NEWS WKDXKSDAV, AlT(ir.ST 1), 1016.
MINISTER TO MARRY
CHAMBERLAIN WIDOW
. BANK
Thla Is a bank, but there ere no
frills on, nor In con
nection with the institution. Our methods
are Plain, Straight-forward- and Up-to-Date.
Absolute security Is en
joyed by each and every patron, and
we'll be glad to add to our present
list.
cui;tji vioo.oo.no
Surplus '. (,000.00
Under Government Supervision.
The Douglas Natl Bank
The Oldest Hunk In OroKon South of
Albany.
ing after a short trip to Portland.
Mrs. W. L. Cobb anil ch!ldren,loft
today for a short, visit with Mrs. S. 0. 1
Miller, of Dillard.
Miss Floy McCormack, of South
Deer creek left this morning for a
visit with friends in Dillard.
Miss Reva Anlauf, of Myrtle Creek
returned hrtrne this morning after re
ceiving medical treatment in this city.
Miss Ruthle Rimer, who has been
visiting at the home of Virgil Roach,
of this city, returned to her home
'n Grants Pass, - '
jppjsmsiisp!
IF
YOU have a checking account with us and carry your check
book instead of gold and silver, you cannot be robbed,
lose jour money or have it destroyed by fire, fiio wisdom
of placing valuable papers and jewelery In our steel vault Is be
yond question. A valuable prlvlloge for a very small rental.
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SHE TEACHES ONLY
SCHOOL OF LOBBYING
Frozen beri-os ar Galls. 661-tr
Mrs. F. F. Parker came over this
morning for a lew days shopping
In this city.
Mr. Brand, of the Oveland orch
ards, left this morning for. a few
days at Riddle and Myrtle Creek.
M you want to ouy or sell !f yoi
have rooms to rentif yo.i have iosi
something, try a classified ad. They
bring results.
A. S. Myers of Eugene, the super
intendent of construction of road3
In Oregon, was in this city on busi
ness today.'
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
C. B. Harding and wife of Port
land, with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brodle
of Oregon City, Ben Harding and
Mrs. Lawrence, the aunt of the Hard
ings, are Just returning from a trip
to CCrater Lake and stopped over
night In this city where they have
many friends.
Numerous sales in small quanti
ttesadd to selling cost. This cost
always comes out of the consumer's
wicket. It is to your Interest ti co
operate with us. Buy in quantities.
We - give you absolutely wholesale
t-rices on quantity orders, Peiple's
Supply Co. Wholesaler's to the
consumer. S4S-tt
M!bs Constance Whealdon of Glen
dale, Mary E. Collamore, Eugenia
Morse, E. J. Kane, Margaret West
and Cora D. Franle, all of Portland,
are having an Interesting motor trip.
Leaving Portland yesterday they
motored Into Roseburg for the 'night
and this morning left for Ashland,
going from there to Crater jLake
and home around the eastern Ore
gon route. -
Mists Maud ouiigei .
JVi.'-'s Maud Younper, of the Con
ft ss.or.ul Union for Woman's Suf
conducts the on'y school of
V jy.nf? in u.c tuur.r. . &iie teaches
hov women recruits !.ov to orgranixe
political itc i.'wvz, hv" to inter
view conrpss.iiLn f,:.d Iiov to make
uni;i i'eui.cs. Miss Younper is
thorouii.y al home in the capito!
'.ii. I Know j t.s much about putting
ti.votiii a i'tit r.a itie rur-fressmer
t: - . .
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature
Short time policies written cover
ing hay and grain. Oregon Fire Re
lief Ass'n, of McMlnnville, Ore:
Glenn H. Taylor, agt.. Perkins bldg.
806-tf
Miss Irma Martin will arrive on
the afternoon train from Berkeley,
Cal. where she ha8 been attending
the summer session of the Univer
sity of California. Her sister Mrs.
Herbert Joined her at Medford and
will be a guest at the Martin home.
FOR SALE Hay baler, John
Deere power press No. 2, 8
h. p. gasoline engine, com-
plete, good condition, bar-
gain for cash, E. C. Ben-
son, room 4, Commercial
Club building. . 629-tf
THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN
I f A MVSTAKE S&. I ONU )
f AVE YOU A DOLLAR S
111 1 AND -iOO 6AVE. MC n
ffi NINE 0OULAR.S t
Copyright, ertgByawg
Mrs. W. L. Brown returned to her
home at Salem nfter spending a few
hours In this city attending to btisl
"ness matters.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Christian church held its regular
monthly business meeting at the
church last night.
Mrs. M. C. Miller left this morning
for Winchester where she will spend
the day at the home of her niece.
Mrs. Wayne Glllam. '
Mrs. L. A. Klesel and children left
this morning for Portland where they
will spend a week or ten days visit
ing friends and relatives.
F. Rannie, an Inmate of the Sol
diers Home, returned last evening1
from . a two monthB' visit !in jthe
northern parf of the state.
Mr. and MrsV H. Mills left this
morning for Eugenei where they will
spend a few days visiting with
friends and relatives.
Helen and Emma Rohrer, of Med
ford, have been the guests of Miss
Mae Smith for a few days returning
from a trip to Newport.
Attorney A. N. Orcutt loft last
evening for Portland and other north
ern points whore he will spend a
couple of weeks enjoying his annual
vacation.
Delbert Abraham left this morning
for Portland where he will visit fdr
a few days with his grandmother,
Mrs. Shupe and at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Mack.
Jim Smith and H. Brown, of Den
ver, Colo., left the city this morn
ing after securing provisions, etc., for
a prospecting trip about 20 miles
south of Crater lake. They are In
search of a lost claim. .
There Is as much difference In
coffee as there Is between a calico
ann a silk gown. P. S. C. steel cut
coffee Is the silk. kind. The flavor
and strength are always uniform.
Particular people appreciate P. S. C.
coffee. For sale only by the Peo
ple's Supply Co. Wholesalers to the
consumer. 848-tf
Roy Roadman reft this morning for
Eugene where he will be met by
Zopher Agee and the two will make
the trip to Portland by auto. They
will spond the remainder of the week
in the metropolis attending to busi
ness matters.
Get Mason fruit Jars, extra strong
Bhoulder and glass throughout.
Pints cost 55c, quarts 70c 2 quarts
90c. Jelly tumblersj both sizes, 30c
per dozen. Best heavy rubbers 5c.
6 for 25c. T.Tason tops 17c per doz.
Schram tops 15c per doz. Vacuum
sealer tops for Mason jars 25c, com
plete with rubbers. Get best goods
nt very lowest price at the People's
Supply Co. 848-tf
. 'sas ill
Tic v. Wih.ani hartiey Carnegie. .
Rev. William Hartley Carnegie of
i mion, rector of St. Margaret's
urch and canon of Westminster, is
aged to marry Mrs. Joseph Cham
1 -riain, widow of the lato Joseph
Chamberlain, British statesman, Mrs.
Chamberlain was formerly Miss
Mary Knriicott of Boston. Her father
was William Kndicott, secretary of
war in President Cleveland's first
-lu.ninistration. ,
Kodaks, Eastman piioto suppllos,
at the Roseburg Book Store. 4&4-U
V. B. Hendrickaon and 0. Math
ews, of -Lincoln county, left this
morning for Medford,
J. M. Dfvan, of the Soldiers Home,
left this morning for a month's hunt
ing and fishing trip at West Fork.
Roseburg National Bank
JACKSON AXD CASS STS.
ItOSEllUltO, OltKCiOX
Watch Your
Step
. Tucro, and have handy a
little
Rexall
Rubbing Oil
from
Nithan
Fullerton
TJie tt&KcdUL Store
Perkins
Building
. INSURANCE
These dry, windy days should
remind you that your home,
barn, drier and automobile
should be protected by a good
reliable Insurance Policy.
We represent 25 companies,
some of the oldest, and strong
est doing business. When you
desire , the best ask for tho
Homo Insurance Co., Tho
Aetna, Tho I'hoonlx, The Sim,
The Nutlonnl, The Niagara, Tho
Continental, The IJverpool &
Txndon & Globe.
We are experts In writing
policies which protect you the
most. You are protected on
JiiBt what your policy covers.
We know Just how to give you
the best protection.
We alBo write Bonds of all
kinds.
nicE & rtiCE
We Are A Wasteful Nation
So 'tis said, particularly In food; but those who ordor our
Loaf Sugar
are on the right track, by avoiding all sifting and spilling and bj
being sure that every grain goes to perform the service for which
it was Intended.
Tho Shorldan Street Grocers.
J. H. Campbell & Son
Plume 103
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No matter what ails rour feet of what
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you'll never limp or draw up your face
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ad your feet will never, never hurt or
get sore and swollen. Think of it, no
more foot misery, no more agony from
eorns, callouses or bunions.
Get a ZVcent box at any drug (tore
or department store and get instant re
Kef. Wear smaller shoes. Just one
try "Tii." Get a whole year's foot com
fort for only 26 cent. Think of it.
When it Comes
to Advertising
Results Prove
There is No
Medium "Just
as Good" as
The Daily News
for Douglas Co.
Advertisers.
Auto Lamps!
The new NITROGEN MAZDAS give a white concentrated light which
showB up tho rough spots In the road many yards ahead. They re
quire one-fourth less current, t nrnforo your Btornge batorlos laat
longer. The lamps come In all voltages and as high as 36 a. p.
ROSEBURG ELECTRIC CO.
Phone 123
Do It Electrically.
Phone 123
DOUCLAS COUNTY PICNIC
AT
WINCHESTER BAY
AUCU8T 18, 19 AND 20
Steamer Eva will leave Scottshurg August 18th at 2 o'colck
You are welcome. Come. For particulars write
L.S. WEEKS; Winchester, Bay, Ore.
ALEXANDER'S SWIMMING POOL
Has given healthful exercise to hundreds of boyB and girls this summer, oven though tho summer
was not hot like In Chicago and New York, and In years to come It will be tho children's dollghu
Alexander's Townsite
with its park and river front offers safe Investment for people contemplating building In tho future.
We sell lots at small monthly payments like playing Savings Hank.
WE ALSO SELL ICE
and sell Ice at a reasonable price, any amount from 10 pounds to a ton. Call up
Telephone
Tolophona
390 ROSEBURG ICE DELIVERY 390