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A. J. LILBURN & SON
Complete Housefurnishers
CARPETS
RUGS
CURTAINS
DRAPERIES
LINOLEUMS
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FURNITURE
The value of showing at the state
or county (airs cannot be express
ed In dollars and cents. There is
nothing we enjoy more than fittlne
a herd for the fairs. To sea them
grow and put on fat, and when you
brush them to hear them
express themselves. It reallv u o
pleasure. Then, the advertising val-'
ue cannot be equaled In the state. !
Siany new acquaintances are made 1
with people from different sortlnn..1
of the country. It gives a fellow a
chance to talk hog, to make a few
sales and to compete with the oth-.'
ers who think thoy have thn he.i !
The hog Industry In South Dakota
io rast increasing. Boys, let us .ret
busy and have the lamest show nf
swine at the fulr In 1916 that was
ever shown. You can't lose In mak
ing an exhibit at the stain fnir
Northwest Farmstead.
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Don't you need one?
Now Is tlmo to buy.
We have stock bouuht bnfore the Inst i-ien
We will give you tho benefit of tho rise If you buy
uuu. uur next uuy will oblige us to advanco prices.
Tents
Tent Flys. Wagon Covers, a f;ilr Rionk
Dutch Ovens, Pake Ovens or Iteflectors. And a folding
camp stove that makes a package only an Inch thick.
kodaks
Ono Is necessary If you wish to ent thn itmii hi.,.
lire from your trip. Tho game you get with It will
glvo you more lasting pleasure than that you get with
Churchill Hardware Company
IIIONIlUVI.l US
i Tho
NORTH SIDE GROCERY
HAVE A FULL LINE OF
Groceries, Flour and Feed
TO SELL!
THKV AliK PAYING
market price i-ou kggs.
The North Side Grocery
it l. l: i. s
AlPMIsMON lite
AI.TOX S. I'ltl'.Y, Prop.
mtemrin....Mmimitl
i"s iiri'Ki!i:xr.
'Always a Good Show"
Tfnr-i'ii- "S
MATIXKK EVERY DAY AT 3 Tim P. .. KVKMN,, 7:tS TO
TODAY (IMi DAY O.M.Y
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The Irony of Justice'
t,U, n Pioblom iIa that cvory ono
iliou1(1 .sec,
"Tlic Ostrich Tin'M
In, inn cent. Ting around 0h,, f,(rm, feiUu,.ls
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Margaret Gibson.
The Sheriff nf Pl..,W
A Suo,,,- ,..,, l.rau.a f,..turlng IIKLKXK KOSSON & YV1I.I.I UI
STOWKI.I,
" m i in sru;i:
tmther funny romcdv
tomorrow -i hi: ivi. m. . ... ... , "J
. , ' ' A '""""Ir.l play featuring
MlvONK POWER ,t l.ois wkhkk
toMixii-iops cotrxiRy am, tiikwomax
HIKERS STOP l. ItOSKIirilG
J. A. Personotl and wife of s.
lnm, arrievd in this city today on the
iirst lap or their journey to the cap
itals of all the states in the union.
They are making the trip from coast
to coast and will obtain the signa
tures of all the governors In the
country. They curry their camping
outnt In a small hand drawn ve
hicle nn, are paying their expenses
by selling post cards and a vulcaniz
ing outfit for which thev are neents ;
Thoy rnmo to Roscburg this morning
to see Mr Hughes.
machinery is used. The sled cutter
is Drougni into use because It Is w
....... .p uovi tocii; uiicmicu, i utj curu
binder, however, l8 one piece of ma-!
chlnery used most extensively. '
Where one Is able to cut a little i
over one a'cre a day by the hand j
method and place only about 144 j
hills In a shock, with the corn binder!
the shocks are made larger and may '
contain over 180 hills.
Each year the litbor problem grows
more acute, and labor savlne eniiln-!
Ihent is Improved each year In order
"to relieve the burden. Today In many
, parts of, the northwest territory
j many corn hinders are equipped with
j a small gasoline engine which oper
ates the cutter, the 'binder and the
elevator. In fact, this gas engine j
relieves tne horse of all work ex
cept pulling the binder across the
. field.
j On the many dairy farms where
j the silo Is used, the corn binder Is
! always to be found. Minnesota in
particular does things up to date.
The corn husker Is here and is doing
good work. The farm tractor Is here
to stay. Farmers having both ma
chines operate thn corn picker with j
the tractor. On these farms by this:
method corn picking is fun. After
the load is picked and taken to the j
crib a dump and elevator puts the;
corn in its proper place. Machines ;
of all kinds are being introduced j
lo do away with tho heaw work, nf
the corn harvest.
ixmKiin r ouniain fens
Service is the most important factor to 'consider In the purchase,
of a fountain pen. The Conltlln excolls in easy writing qualities.
It is positively non-leakable. It can be instantly filled by inserting
the pen in the ink bottle and pressing the crescent filler. It
fills Itself. The Conklln is made in different styles and you may
select from a number of different pen points. Whether you prefer
a large or a small ien, a coarse or fine pen point, we have a Conk-
lin that will meet with vour hpartv annrnval. Wn arft nlpnaari in
demonstrate the Conklln Fountain Pen. ,
QUALITY' SKKVICE
BUBAR BROTHERS
Formerly Younir Ilubar
JEWELERS & OPTOMETRISTS
PIIOXE 214
If you want the best shingles that
can be made, go to Page's, they are
tner. 873-alli
Ml'ltlWIt IIXAI.LV l:l'l,ixi:i)
Tho trial of Paul Deshon for Ihn
murder of his friend and traveling
companion, one stormy night, on a
lonely ranch, attracted wlde-snrWl
Interest. Olaf Uron son nn whnun
ranch the crime was committed,
was freed of suspicion bv evidence
that pointed clearly to Paul as the
murderer.
With Paul sentenced to life Imnrla-
onment. the case lost public Interest
and was soon out of mind. There
was ono person, however, who be
lieved Implicitly In Paul's Innocence
and was certain that Olaf committed
tho deed. This person was Paul's
fiance.
The girl vowed to devote the rest
of her life, If necessary, to fixing
tho crime where she believed the
guilt rested.
The girl followed him wherever he
went and tho eye of Clod was con
stantly upon him. Go where he
might Olaf felt the briUi.inl and
searching rays of "(he eye" seeklnc
tho Innermost conscience of the
guilty wretch.
Willi "the eye" burninc Its wav
Into his soul and tho woman besieg
ing hl8 heart Olaf finally fell a vic
tim to guilty conscience and the wiles
or the woman. The mystery of the
murder at the ranch was revealed.
Tyrone Power and Lois Weber will
be tho Olaf and the Woman In "Tho
E.vo of God." a lllueblrd Phnlnnlnv
I hat will make a visit to the Ma jestic
theatre on Friday, well worth the
Interest of "picture fans" who enjov
unusual stories.
( Alt OK FISH FOR WIXCHKSTUK
The fish car "Rainbow" will ar
rive in Winchester .Monday morning
shortly after nine o'clock, according
to Deputy Game Wanlnn n.-rin
Thompson, who received word to
that effect this morning. Thn t-.,r
will be attached to train No. 15 and
will be loaded with steelhead salmon
fry. It Is decided that as many
sportsmen as possible be present with
their automobiles and assist in the
distribution.
YOUR AUTO
Is your auto Insured against
loss by fire and theft? If not,
you should consider it. A small
sum will protect you. Ask us
about rates on automobile in
surance. "Insurance Giat Protects."
G. W. YOUNG & SON
1 HI Ciuis Street.
HOTEL UMPQUA
ROSEBURG, OREGON
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears .9
Signature of Aafl2c4&C
TIIH PACIFIC III 1LIIIXG AM)
LOAX ASSOCIATION
Why not avail yourself of the
opportunity to save? We have
organized a branch of the Pa
cific liuildlng and Loan Asso
ciation. Pay rent to yourself.
Ask for explanation of their
Investment stock, how $3.00
per month will mature to
$1000.00.
HICK & RICH
Loan Agents.
in-.
EUROPEAN PLAX
116 Rooms, 44 with Private Batb.
; Rates $1.00 per day up.
W. J. WEAVER, Prop.
"The Smell of Print
er's Ink Is Music to
My Ears," Says The
Successful Merchant.
Mixed Metaphor, But
Good From an Ad
Standpoint.
CORX HARVEST.
Farmers In tho American North
west harvest corn In various ways,
but the largest part of the crop Is
usually cut and placed in shocks.
Some fee,i the entire stalk, while
others shuck the shocked corn and
then feed tho fodder. Ilor.niMn nr
this manner of harvesting different
Really Attractive Glasses
cuunoi ue picked out of a box on
the shelf. Thoy must be made
especially for you just the rleht
style of mounting and shapo of lens
to best harmonize with the contour
of your features.
No two -people have faces or com
plexions alike. How can we all ex
pect to wear the same kind of
glasses and look equally well?
Every pair of glasses that leaves
our store is made from start to
finish by expert opticians. You'll
"look well in glasses" If you get
them here.
A. S. HUEY CO.
Optometrist.
When you want the very best
Remember " Diamond VV"
Canned Fruits & Vegetables
Will satisfy. 0r stock of these Is very complote. Price
and quality satisfy.
THE CASH STORE
WE SAVE YOU MUXEY 1M CASS STREET
I
gu -iiwwnnTrriBraiirFm
msu.ance mat is worth something. I write flro Insurance. I sell
accident mid life Insurance. I will secure you a bond I write auto
Insurance. 1 negotiato loans. I look after the interests of mv
clients in many ways. I have been in business 20 years in Rose-
ou.g. iNcvor nau a law suit In settling the many claims I have
had. I represent 10 of the largest and strongest Fire Insurance
Companies. All old line, no cat rates. Quick adjustments and my
reputation is my guarantee thjt you will be treated justly. Twenty
years of satisfied customers. My office ls at 321 Perkins Building
where I will he pleased to meet my old customers as well as all the
new ones I can secure. Special arrangements for taking care of
prune dryer Insurance Call and see me.
W. J. MOON
Roseburg, Oregon
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No. 20 Eggs (Continued)
P. Kg Timbalcs represent my
prize egg dish de luxe. Whenever
1 nec.l a "sP,ci.:I feature" lor a
repast, 1 use i,c iilhiul(;:
Egg Timbalcs
licit six cg,;, ,vci aml a(lt onf
lull u-apo..niul of salt, a pinch ,.f
P'-ppcr, a teapoonfiil f rhoppcj
ivmle- and a vcry J.'J
June. Add three-quarters of a
Pint ol milk and wi ,.. lu.tler
eight medium sir, ,i...ile mi.hU
' with the mixture. IVt the
"...Ids mm n clrcn ,,;, c,,,u,
tet waler. almost to the tM, ,.f
"em; , a ,micrillc 0
id rook until firm in ihc cenire
J un, ot in a warm divh and pour
il,e'n,'.' r Crt'a'" una
French Toast
A.M onr-hali lespoonf,d of ih
i ! beaten egg,. Ii,,, ,
i-.e bread i nnxture. 11, on
",t " '". well hutlere.
d.lle. Sprinkle wl, cinnun .'a
""J "Bar and serve hot.
Oyster Omelet
1. Parboil a doien ovsters in
the.r own hquor. ,k them "
ud let them cool; add ihem to the
beaten rrrcs. cither whole or
mmeed. Look the same as a plain
omelet.
-'. Thicken the liquid with
butter rolled in Hour; season willi
salt, cayenne pepper and a tea
si'oouiul of chopped. parsley. Chop
the oysters and add to the sauce.
I'lacc a few spoonfuls in the centre
of the omelet before folding;
when dished, pour the remainder ul
the sauce around.
Kice Omelet
A cupful of boiled rice m mixed
Willi a cupful of warm milk. Ad-i
a tabhspooiiinl of butter melted, a
level teaspoonful of salt, a ilai: of
pepper; mix well, then add th.ee
well-beaten egg,, place a u,ie
spoonful of butler in a hot fryir-t
pan and when it begins to bc.i
pour in the omelet and set the pad
in a hot oven. As soon as it
cooked through, fold ;t ,ou;
turn it out on a hot dish and .-
at once.
Asparagus Omelet
Take ten stalk, of asparag,,, d
ho with " little salt until ahout
hal cooked. Chop the edible
part into small pieces, beat eccs
and mix with asparagus. A little
chopped parsley wd, aud to the
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for little money
'Diplomacy'
With
Marie Doro
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