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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1916)
..trkxx 7 THK EVENING KKtt'S MONDAY. AUGUST 21, 1018. AUTO STARS ENTER INDIANAPOLIS RACES 1AE will appreciate your account and willy make your banking easy and pleasant for you. : : Banking By Mail THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE :.' THE COUNTRY HAVE BANK ACCOUNTS IN THE CITY. AND TRANSACT THEIR BANKING BUSINESS WHOLLY THROUGH THE MAIL. YOU CAN ALSO TAKE ADVANTAGE OK THE FACIL ITIES WE OFFER TO OUR CUSTOMERS. WRITE TODAY AND LET US TELL YOU HOW TO DO YOUR BANKING BY MAIL. Miss Jean Franz, of Sutherlin, was over Bhopping Saturday. "Pennant Bread la better, ank anyone. Buy It from your grocer. SS Itf Dallas and Delbert Shelton. .of Myrtle Creek, came to this city yes terday afternoon. Mrs. E. Hull, who has been visit ing with her daughter, Mrs. Breed, of this city, returned to Cuttage Grove Saturday. When you order bread, don't just say "bread," but demand "Pennant" bread. Your grocer can got it. 884-t'f Elmer Kensler, who has been vls- The Douglas National Bank Capital and Surplus $130,000.00 CITY NEWS. Frozen bevnus a?. Guilts. 501-ti Mop p.ticks at 10c each at the Peo ple's Supply Co. SS3-U Mrs. Guy Cordon returned Saturday evening from a two weeks' stay at Newport. Harlld Bell Wright's new book "When a Man's a Man," for sale at the Rosoburg Book Store. tf 8G1 i Mrs. J. II. Hodges and son of Ten Olile went to Eugene to attend to business matters. Clarence' Mast left last night for rortland whore, ho will visit with friends and relatives for a few days. ! r-t. n.:i" ton good fnr you, n:- nr'i! your films to Clark's ftudio, Caps street. SC6-tf Mrs. J. D. Galarneau and "chil dren left Saturday to visit with friends at Leona. Special price on small white beans. A good grade of the home grown product at 8c per lb., while they last at the People's Supply Co. SS3-tf Blanche Garlarneau loft this morn ing for Leona where she will visit with friends and relatives for a week or ten days, i Mrs. G. F. McLaughlin left yoster. day afternoon for Springifeld where she will join her husband who has a run out of that city. Your friends can buy anything ye-.: can give them except your foto grnf. Make an appointment today. Cot the best. Clark's Studio. 86G-tf Mrs. W. IT. Wilson and daughter Blanche, C. F. Hopkins and family and M. Martens and family of Rose burg and John Walker and family. CHICHESTER S PILLS MM C Vf I1AM"N IIKWIt IMI-i.. f. r V M years k nof n Il-M,SafnI, Alnav q lfi!ll-I Atk jour l'fi:i(f li( r A rs. IMIla in II. d nn,l ..,. i,.i..ii f - Tl'! h""1' w,lh ,lil,e KiUU,n. Fi 'iV3 'l'nko nt olhrr. f!n of jomp v l' I tr Ih-ujtcit. A kinrriii.r ifrs.Trnn j AMMMM'S (&KINGB v t t I ZZ. -nTl T ' . A No. 22 Candy (Continued) Most everyone knows that bears Tike honey. Have you ever seen some cubs follow a trail of honey that has been especially prepared for them and which ends hih up in a tree? It is great eniertam ment to prepare such a trail and watch the baby bears climb over all sorts of obstacles as they eat the sweet material. However, if you try this, beware of Mother Ilear as she does not appreciate vour giving so much sweets to her Lahies. Recently Dustin Farnum re quired a scene for "Davy Crockett" in which a big bear was to rush at ranoe in which a negro was sleep ing. When the scene was about to be staged the question arose as to how to get the desired effect. The bear was there and quite will ing to rush at most anyone, but just how to get him after t he negro at tiie right time wt$s the question, "Honey." said Dutin larnum. P.ut where could we get honey (way out in the backwoods? Suddenly I remembered that I had brought along a box of my butter scotch which was promptly tried out. A large piece of candy was fastened to the side of the canoe not seen by the camera. The bear was lead un to the candy and al lowed to er:oy the swee's. When he was almost finished his keeper dratmed r?:m a" sy ai'icr consider able trouble. lTpin releaircr t'--bear the animal marie a wild ruh At the canoe, upsetting it ia bit AT THK MAJESTIC TOMORROW ... 'i J Crane Wilbur, Star In tho Horsley Mutual Mar'-cn.-icture, De Luxe Edi tion, "The Wasted Yeur'." of Wilbur, -spent yesterday flicking at Winchester. pic- Miss Augusta Bcecroft left Sat urday for a visit with friends at Sutherlin for a few days. Measurements taken and corsets made to order. lielle Case, corsot ierre in Bell Sisters bldg. SSSsID Miss Vivian Orcutt returned last night from Sutherlin where she has been visiting for a few days. Harold Bell Wright's new book "When a Man's a Man' for sale at the Rosoburg Book Store: tfSGO Mrs. Everett Jones and daughter and Miss Maud Smith, of Oakland, were over Saturday shopping. Mrs. M. E. Peck returned to her home at Salem atfer visiting in this city with her husband, who is spend. Ing a few months near this city. Good satisfactory bread and moro loaves from each sack of flour explains the success of and the universal satisfaction given by "High Flight" flour. The best In the west from the People's Supply Co. 883-tf eagerness to get at the candy. Alter replenishing the supply of butter-scutch on the side of tho boat he was taUcti away and al lowed to rush at it several times. Then the negro climbed into the canoe and assumed a sleeping pose, although there was quite noticeable a shaking of the knees as he did it. Probably lie feared that the bear might take him for a chocolate drop and treat him the same as he did the butter-scotch. At any rate the scene was finally set, and the hear dragged olf out cf range of the camera and the camera man started to grind. At the proper instant the bear was re leased with the result evidenced on the screen in "Davy Crockett," which proved one of the most hu . morons hits of the photoplay. When the scene was completed everyone naturally wanted a sam ple of the butter-scotch and in asmuch as my entire box wai emptied in a jifty I think it is saio to recomraerd it here: Butter-Scotch Place, all together in a saucepan, two cups of granulated sugar, two tahlespoonfuls of water and a niec of butter the size of an egg. Cook, wit Ii nut stirring. Hr nbo-.it Mfrn minutes, or until a little dronpri into cold water is hard and brittle. Pour into well creased pan and when ne-,ly cold mark into squa.es. Shelled wal uts, almon-is or pecans may be added to the butter-scotch -ist before it is turned into the cooling pan. immh. I Iting with his aunt, Mrs. O. !R. Sales, returned .home to Eugene yesterday afternoon. For a fine light broom with per fect straw throughout, try the Little Lady of Little Nuggett broom. Peo ple's Supply Co. 3S3-U l I Mrs. E. A. Fisher, of Portland, ar rived In this city last night and will visit for a short time at the home of Mrs. A. Cj Spencer. t work. Consult us before having any i Mnd of work dono. All work the best and prices reasonable. Clark's Studio. 866-tf 1 Dallas and Delhorl Shelton, of ! Myrtle CreeTt, came to this city yes terday for a visit at the home of Mrs. L. A. Ma raters. Mrs. C. G. Stanton left yesterday afternoon for Gardiner where ' she will visit with her sister, Mrs. Les ter Myrick. Mr. William Anderson and child ren left Sunday morning for New port where they will spend n couple of weeks enjoying their vacation. E. C. Benson, Pahl Gerber and C. W. Hughes spent the day yester day on the Umpqua river fishing and otherwise enoying the day. f Mrs. Lucy Currin, who has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. B. L, Gile, returned yesterday after noon to her homo at Cottage Grove. There are no game lawg for those who hunt with a Kodak. Get all your Kodaks, amateur finishing and Eastman Photo supplies at the Rose hurg Book Store. tf861 C. F. Morningstar, of Drain, came to thig city yesterday and spent the day with his son, who is In Mercy hospital recovering from the effectR of an operation. Short time policies written cover ing hay and grain. Oregon Fire Re lief Ass'n, of McMlnnvlllo, Ore. Glenn H. Taylor, agt.. Perkins bldg. 806-tf O. F. Burnett and wife, who have boon visiting at the homo of Mrs. J. Y. Boyd In West Uoseburg returned to their home in Oakland this morn. Ing. "Pennant Bread" ia made In three sizes, five cents, double and ten cent loaves. For sale by aU grocers. If j they cannot supply you, phone Roy' Bakery. SR4-tf j A. I. Simmons, who has been j visiting wHh his brother-n-Iaw I. B.I Riddle, returned to his home at Port. land yesterday. They spent several ! days together hunting In tho vicinity i of Riddlo. j There are no game laws for those ; who hunt with a Kodak. Get all J your Kodnks, amateur finishing and ' Eastman Photo supplies at tho Rose-j burg Book Store. -tfSGl j Mrs. Chas. Wharton nnd daugh ter, Miss Florence, left Saturday for a visit with Mrs. Wharotn's nlsler, Mrs. E. W. Smith, of Marshfield an,i to bo present for the celebration. In point of excellence, purity, flav or and uniformity of quality and strength, P. S. C. steel cut coffee makes a perfect Rcoro. The price will pleaRO you. Call for tho brown package at tho People's Supply Co. 883-t C. P. Barnard, of Kugne, wife and daughter Eloise and .1. N. Mc Connell, wife and son, Charles, of McMinnvllle will arrlvo In this city Thursday. Al were former teal dents of this city. Mr. Barnard hav ing operated a stage line between this city and Marshfleld for a num ber of-years, whllo Mr. McConnell was pastor of the local Christian, church. Mr. McConnell will occupy j the pulpit of the church here Hun- day. Above John Ait ken and Charley Merz. below Aitkcn and Merz, '-acing stars, are both entering several events in the big Harvest Day Auto Racing Clas sics booked for the Indiunnpolis speedway on September 10. Aitken will captain the Peugeot team and both are entered in the 20, 50 and 100-mile championship. events. Merz's cool head and daring driving makes him a favorite in the evenU he has entered. JNSl'KAXCE These dry, windy daya should remind you that your homo, hnrn, drier and autoinobllo should bo protected by a good rcllahlo 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.. The Aetnn, The Plim-nlx,' Tho Hun, The National, Tho Niagara, The Continental, The I,lverMXl & TxHirinn & GlolMS We are experts In writing pollclos which protect you the most. You are protected on Just what your policy covers. We know Just how to give you the best protection. Wo also write Bonds of all kinds. ItlCH RICE When it Comes to Advertising Results Prove There is No Medium "Just as Good" as The Daily News for Douglas Co. Advertisers. (jILLEHIKIIS Moseburg. Or iyiini"ii"mtMMT'a'i:'T' ALEXANDER'S SWIMMING POOL Has glvon healthful exercise to hundreds of boys and girls' this summer, even though tha summer was not hot like In Chicago and New York, and In yoars to como It will bo tho children's dollght. Alexander's Townsite with Its park and river front offers safe Investment for people contemplating building In the future. Wo sell lots at small monthly payments llko playing Savings Bank. WE ALSO SELL ICE and Bell Ice at a reasonable price, any amount from 10 pounds to ton. Call up TVli phone 3Q0 ROSEBURG ICE DELIVERY 390 Roseburg National Bank JACKSON AND CASS STS. "Speaking by Card" It not always satisfactory; but writing on our Correspondence Cards leaves nothing to be desired. We havo them in White or Modest Tints Tho finish and texture are excellent1 nnd the price very low. 40c with envelope to match. Nithan Fullcrton . 77:0 JCOXX Jtors Building He Who Doubts That the ffiorld is Round May doubt tho valuo of a Silo; but to all others the only reason able doubt on the subject is. what kind nnj how many? The Rosburg All-Wood Silo Is proving to be tho nout satisfactory kind, and It costs enough loss for you to havo us many as you need. Kenny Lumber Co. Phono Auto The new NITROGEN MAZDAS glvo a whlto concentrated light which shows up tho rough spots in tho road many yards ahoad. They ra qulro one-fourlh loss current, therefore your slorago batorlos last longer. The lamps como In nil voltages nnd as high as 36 0. p. ROSEBURG ELECTRIC CO. Phone 123 ' Do It Electrically. Phone 123 DOUGLAS COUNTY PICNIC WINCHESTER BAY AUGUST 18, 19 AND 20 Steamer ftva will lcavo ScoltsburR AuRimt 1 8 1 h at 2 o'colck You aro welcome. Como. Tor particulars writo L. 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