THK KVENINO NEWS. TrKSIUY, Jl'F.Y 17, WIT.
F1VK
Financial Preparedness!
in the United States really began two years ago when the Federal
Reserve System was organized. It will be complete when every
citizen is doing his share towards the maintenance of the syatem.
By depositing your money with us you can help directly in devtl
oplng and strengthening it, as we are required to keep on deposit
with our Federal Reserve Bank in San Francisco a portion of your
balance with us.
At the same time, and without cost, you benefit directly from
the protection the system affords us.
The Douglas National Bank
Member Federal Reserve System.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 1:10,000.
Send for Booklet, "How Does It Benefit Me?"
15.9saved electric cooking is indicated at the
left. Translated into money this
v ' means that on an eight pound roast r.
' L-isrS'1- costing 85c a pound, electricity will .
if Ti25$dj3!? ) save you from 35c to 45c.
;.- ! 'so e'ectr'fc''.v 's a cheaper fuel than
15 saved cou at present prices.
? ,5fti Won't It Pay You to Cook
; pjaftfgTO Electricity?
12.6 & saved See Them at f
IffllJI Roseburg Electric
e , Company
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OF
1363 Shook, William Alfred; Ash
1364 Richardson, Jas, Simon; Ash
1365 Whltted, Robert Roy; Ash
1366 Butler, Albert Charles
1367 Newkirk, Frank Lafayette;
Asb
1368 Collins, Carl Louie; Ash
1369 Weathorty, Floyd H.
1370 Ueanian, Chester Arthur
1371 Hargan, William James
1372 Hedden, Charles
1373 Gustafson, Thomas Jefferson
1374 Hedden, Cyrus
Sutherlin.
1375 Smith, Arthur Gerald
1376 Helwig. Frederick C.
1377 Sanford, Roy H.
1378 Ridgeway, Arthur D.
1379 Hlnklo, Virgil V.
1380 Hickson, Kruest
1381 Nelson, Olto H.
1383 Nelson, Claud F. '
1383 Shantln, George V.
1384 Richardson, Fay V.
1385 Ilrower. Arthur C.
1386 Brower, George S.
1387 Smith. Hector L.
1388 Scott, David
1389 Doollttle, Judd E.
1390 Freydig, Paul E.
1391 Richardson, Russell D.
1392 Theno, Elmer E.
1393 Foeel, Jamos L.
1394 Ridgeway, Edward Paxton
1395 Barge, Carl Henry
1396 Giocondo, Klentrie
1397 Wegner, William O.
1398 Watson, William W.
1399 Archambeau, William E.
1400 Archambeau, Archie L.
1401 Buoll, Guy O.
1402 Ross, John McNeal
1403 Line, Jesse; Oakland
1404 Root, James N.
1405 Saucerman, Lola Edward
1406 Daniels. Henry Gilbert
1407 McCollum, Edman
1408 Johnson, Herbert Rare
1409 Kirkland, George
1410 Cole, Prince Lucian; Wilbur
1411 Ocklonmnn, Frank Carl
1412 Wolfe, Walter John
1413 Miller, Frank Elmer
1414 Thomason, Lone Jerome
1415 Bartram, Arvllle Dowe
1416 Gilstrnp, Gustave
1417 Bartram. Elinor Walter
Tiller.
1418 Marshall, Clarence Gilmore
1419 Goodreau, Joe
14 20 Collins, Charlie Martin
1421 Rondeau, John Babtist
1422 Allen, Byrnn
1423 Polland, Louis
1424 Dumont, Jamos
1425 Doinpler, Alva William
1426 Acusla, Thomas
HoRPhiii'u'.
14 27 Cocklcroase, Fred Loland
142 8 Combs, Max Audrian
1 429 Marsters, Unscoe Allen
1430 Crabtree, Roy Lee
1431 Weslphall, Frederick A.
1432 Durbln, Roy Francis .
1433 Patrick, Charles Glenn
1434 Hast, John Vere
1435 Duncan, Varney Richard
1436 Green, Elpha Delmar
1437 Mygren, Paul Enoch
1438 Stafford, Walter Cleveland
1439 Scott, John William
440 Shank, Ernest Elam
1441 Spencer, Lyman Lee
1442 Wilson. William Wesley
1443 Shields, Frank D. '
1444 Stephens, Floyd Emerson
1446 Scbrader, Robert Julius
1446 Maxwell, George Albert
1447 Boyle, Clifford William
1448 Poole, Benjamin Franklin
1449 Whltsott, Arvll Strange
450 Kurtz, Walter William
1451 Anderson, Jesse Thomas
1452 Moss, Irvln Elza
1453 Staggs, Richard Leslie
1454 Goodman, Earl
455 Stiles, Earl C.
1466 Rlppey, Edward Ellis
1467 Baldwin, Jess Matterson
1458 Rltzmann, Rudolph R.
1459 Thompson, Miles Irvln
1460 Wilson, Henry Willis
461 White, Grant
1462 Minor, Charles Burton
1463 McLaren. Earl Stanwood
1464 Bauer, Victor Joseph
1465 Mabley, Clifford Elwood
1466 Mabloy, William Arthur R.
1467 Myers, Max McClellan
1468 White, Edward L.
1469 Hacen. Richard Eric
1470 Frldlund. Edwin Ludwlg
1471 Flalz. Clifford Frederick
1472 Wharton. Georee Francis
1473 Parrlsh. Arthur
1474 Calhoun. Guy Frary
1475 Calhoun. Lew Orr
1476 Bodio, Glenn Leslie
1477 Leabo. Lloyd Byrou
1478 Ellis, Hay Leslie
1479 Williams. Earl Peter
1480 Rexroad, Joseph Elmer
1481 Cole, John Theador
14 82 Seals, Franklin Pierce
1483 Cluck, James Henry
1484 Boyd, Perry Boss
14 85 Johnson, Pearl
1486 Johnson, Earl
1487 Fisher, William Payne
14 88 Taylor, Roy Andrew
1489 Stuncliff, Frank L.
490 Heglie, John
1491 Sprinkel, Alonzo H.
1492 Burnett, George Franklin
1493 Wilson, Alexander D.
1494 Curtin, Charles Emmltt
1495 Burgoyne, Carl
1496 Smith, Edwin Derry
1497 (lilvin, Richard White
1498 Strange, Ambrose Fred
1499 Snhli. Rudolph
1500 Hyan, Edward Weston
1501 Read. Dnniel L.
1502 Mefircw, Estcs Alvord
1503 Stoddard, Glenn Albert
1504 Friend, John Nelson
1505 Wilson, Frank Orval Orlo
1506 Chambers, Oliver Waucop
1507 Jost, Fred John
1508 Grafton, Leltoy Jackson
1509 Ryan, Jake M.
1510 Enill. Oscar
1511 Bellows, Herbert F.
15 12 Shadduck, Guy Adalbert
1513 Hall.iin, Thomas Shaw
1514 Neighbors, John William
1515 Wilson, Goorgc C.
1516 Ward, Ray Livingston
1517 Smith, Willie Edward
1518 Wolker, Ora Loandor
1619 Russia, Archie J.
1520 Russell, Chester A.
1521 Mathews, Andrew Jackson
1522 VanBrlmmer, Thomas Reuhln
1523 Fleming, Gerald Henry
1524 Debaw, Leroy Earl
1525 Slagle, Henry
1526 renters, Charley Elmer
1527 Schlonker, John Joseph
1528 Walker, Vanie
1529 Childers, Arthur Horace
1520 Sandblast, Lawritz B.
1531 Hohl, Philip Joe
1532 Simmons, Walter
1533 Mossa, Tony
1534 Mossa. Nlcholl
1535 Sherrlll, Jesse
Wilbur.
1536 Reed, Bayard Roland
1537 Grubbe, Frank Bradburn
1538 McKay, Clifford Dimmlck
1539 Ison, Homer
1540 Fisher, Oliver Fred; Suther
lln
1541 Wilson, Charles Bertie
1542 Knapp, Harding McClellan
154 3 Woodward, Stanley Edwin
1544 Humphreys, Jesse Wadd
1 545 Short, George Washington
1546 Calhoun, Ivan Allen
1 547 Siegfried, Wilbur Harrison
1548 ('tile, Clarence Lester
1649 llnli'd, Hurry Simon
1 550 Wlnnlfurd, John Marvin
1551 Adkilis, Freddie Wilson
1552 Tipton, Grant Morris; Win
chester
1553 Jones, Arnold Virgil
1554 liecroft. James Win.; Win
Chester
1555 Epperly. Jerad Thomas
1556 Huser, Hermann Henry
1557 Short, Stanley Irving
1558 Sands. Frederick Hermann
1559 West, Leltoy Bert ram
1560 Bell. Charles Kltery; Suther
lln
1561 Ellison. Elmer
1562 Miildlekauff. Donald G.
1563 llrown, Raymond Klery
1564 Cluster, Clarence L.
hotlinn.
1565 Hall. Ilarley Hinkley
ir,i;r, Itickli, Ernest Oscar
1 567 Root, Frank
1 568 Hales, Luther
1 569 Sims, Tom
1 570 Krhalappl. Arthur C.
157 1 Jones, Oliver Lester
157 2 I. ling. Won?
1 573 Hiirr, Don Thomas
1574 Zjiiinii'iiimn, Kdwanl A.
Ynnenllu.
1 575 fielder, Harrison Itlce
1 576 Ahlers, Carl
1 677 Welden, Morton V.
1 578 Burg". Charles William
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!l Murge, Marlon F.; Oakland
l r.Ho
168 1
15 8 2
158?,
158 1
15 8 5
1586
Wnodward, Albert Cobb;
HoK"btirg
Warner, Hugh Edward
Andrews, Hoy
Cowan. Walter Dale
Wise. Claud Everett
Lau man, W. Verne
Andrews, Balph George
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
; Signature of
STR.VYKD, 1OST OK STOLEN.
A blue Persian cat. Return
to J. W. Perkins and get re-
ward. J18
1587
15ss
1589
Davis, Elsworth Grant
Bass, London Archibald
Smith, Clarence Jerome;
Oakland '
Gibson, Joseph Barrlngton
Miller, JameB Berry
Nance, Roubon Dosste
Godfrey, Rufus Emory
Miller, George Cheater
Koehler, Samuel Dan
AndrewB, Robert Lincoln
Swift, Alfred
Lee. Winfred Learoy
'590
1591
1592
1693
194
1695
1596
1597
1698
1599
Brant, Leroy; Oakland
Brant, Earl; Oakland
Gelder, John Frantz
Juvlnall, Earl
Marshall, Frank Ambrose
Daugberty, Luther Benjamin
Ambrose, Grover Cleveland
Thompson. Frederick
Jones, Benjamin Franklin;
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ltui
1602
16UJ
1604
ii"
1606
1607
Edenbower
Jackson, Benjamin Mulkey;
Drain
Whlttlngton, James Calvin;
Roseburg
Kraft, David iBlasha; Oak
land Barber. Eric Capel; Gardiner
Whlttlngton. Thomas Con
rad; Looking Glass
1608
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1610
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0 CITY NEWS
Do your fruit cunning' with a
steam cooker. See ono at Churchill's.
Sensoned Blab wood something
that will burn at Page's. 268rt;
Grant Clayton was a buslnoss vis
itor from DiUard yestorduy.
Don't overlook our
aluminum
U7
dub adv. Churchill.
Chamoline tor wiping your auto
after washing. Churchill's. J 17
J. K. A. Watson loft this morn
ing for Ashland whero ho will visit
for a lew days.
Mrs. B. F. Caldwell left this
morning for Spokane where hIio will
visit with her father.
Flour up again. Clot your rotos
as they may go up. Clark &, Clark,
fotogrnffcrs. 185-lt
.Mrs. Norman Ago has leased the
rooming house on the comer of Mill
and Flood streets. t
J. ,11. Brown, who was drowned
at Uounu Prairie, was buried yester
day aL the county caiuotury.
Mrs. W. Garloy loft yesterday for
Conutllu where she will spend
few days visiting with frlendB.
ltev. R. H. Uollarhide and wife
returned yesterday from DiUard
where they speut the week, end.
Leon MeClintoek has returned to
(his rity from an extended visit In
the toast country near ""Marshlleld.
Irs. Frank Gilliam, of Wlnehes
ter. who has been shopping in Hose
burg, returned home yesterday aft
ernoon. Brof. It. Ci. Hall and daughter,
Klizabcth, left this morning for Sa
lem where they will visit for a few
days.
Order bedding plants now. AH
klndB In any quality. Trices right.
Mrs. F. D. Owens, florist, on Cass
street. lG69-tf
Creorjpe. Hedrick and wife, of
Drain, who havo been In this city
for a few days, relumed to their
home this morning.
Have your duds cleaned and press
ed by Sloper, the cleaner and presser.
All work promptly attended to and
satisfaction guaranteed. tf
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Townley, who
has been vIhII I hi; wit h her friend,
Mis. George Fouteh, left, ihls morn
ing for Myrtle Point.
The HoselMirg fruit Co. cnn fur
nish you with broccoli plants at rea
sonable prices. They also have some
St. Valen .ne seed. 21!-tr
Kali Powell loft Ibis morning
for Kugeno whero she will spend .
couple nf weeks visiting with hrr
grandmother, Mrs. King.
Mail or send your broken lcnsen
to K. V. Hnoiighton, optician and op
tometrist. Oakland. Ore. The only
IctiK grinding plant In Mnilhrn
Oregon. IlTS-sl 5
l,ynn Davis, who has been sper d-
Ing the past two months at Living
stone, Calif., stopped hint night with
bis aunt, Mrs. Lloyd Adams, on his
way home to Portland,
Having rented my !.ous fnr tin
summer I will be found at the hem
of my father, M. .1. Shoemaker.
Phono 147-J. Dr. 11. It. Shoe
maker. 271-tf
M rs. A. Korn left yenferdny for
Lan county, where she has accept
ed a (xmftion for the nil miner an
rook on th cook wagon of the Mc
pherson bay baling and thn-sh lug
concern.
An Intelllgeni person may earn
1100 monthly corresponding for
nowspapers; $40 to $50 monthly In
spare time; experience unnecessary;
no canvassing; fcubjects suggested.
.Send for particulars. National Press
Bureau, Koom 4279 Buffalo, N. Y.
New Sweaters!
Pure Silk Pure Fiber Silk
Pure Worsted
Unsurpassed Values and Beautiful
Designs and Colorings
Hosiery!
Every Day Prices
A Good One, white or Black 15c
A Better One, White or Black 25c
A Better One, White or Black.... 35c
A Good Lisle, All Colors 45c
'A Fiber Silk 50c
Pure Silk, Up to $2.50 Per Pair.
The SQUARE Store
An Exclusive Ladies' Shop.
Mrs. Hoy Klshor, of .vullogg, nr- I
rived In tho city today and will visit
until Saturday. I
A ctoso out on Diamond tires. Ono
only 34x4 for $18. Three only 32x3 H
for $12.50 each. All now. Churchill
Hardware Co. J21
Monday is oargain a ay at the
Roseburg Cleaning and Pressing
Works. Men's suite French Dry
cleaned and pressed for $1.00, All
work given prompt attention. Or
ders called for and delivered. O
W. Sloper, 308 N. Jackson. tf
Claud Thompson, of Eugene, pass
ed through this city today on his
way to Itiddlo whore ho will take
charge of an auto which be will
drive through to tho Lano county
city.
The Hoseburg Cleaning A Pressing
works have Just received their line of
of the finest fabrics. Got your order
In early for a choice selection. A
perfect fit guaranteed and the best
workmanship. G. W, Sloper, the
cdeauor and prefer. tf
Bertha Althaus, who was Injured
In the auto wreck at Canyonvllle
several days ago and who was later
taken to Mercy hospital for treat
ment, was ab Iti to he on tho streets
today. She has recovered fully from
tho accident and her many friends
are pleased to see her again able to
bo about,
Fred Itoldlo and wife, both well
known here, have moved to this city
from ICdenhower whero Mr. Keldlo
has been employed In the Andre
storo, Mr. Keldle has accepted a po
sition as clerk at tho Bee Hive gro
eery In this city. Tho Andro Btore
has been sold to .1. K. McCllntock
whoHo son, Leon, Is now conducting
the establishment.
Hopes Women
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
Class of hot water each morn
ing helps us look and feel
clean, sweet, freth.
Happy, bright, alert vigorous ana
vivacious a good clear skin; a nat
ural, rosy complexion and freedom
from Illness are assured only by
clean, healthy blood. II only every
woman and likewise every man could
realize tho wonders of tho morning;
InHifle bath, what a gratifying chango
would tako place.
Iimteiid of tho thousands of Blckly,
anaemic-looking men, women nnd
girls with pasty or muddy complex
ions; instead of tho multitudes of
"uervo wrecks," "rundown.!,' "brain
f:iF;s" anil pcHHlmlMs wo should sce-fll
vlrilu, optimistic throng of rosy,
cheeked people every whero.
An Insiflo bath Is had by drinking,
each morning before) breakfast, a
glass of real hot water with a tea
spoonful of llmehtouo phosphate In It
to wukIi from the stomach, liver, kld-
neyn and len yards of bowels tho pro- I
vious day's Indigestible waste, sour
fermentations and polnons, thus :
cleansing, sweetening and f r aliening
the en tiro aliment hi y canal before :
j putting moro food Into tho stomach.
Those subject to sick headache, bll
' ioiiHness, na.-ity breath, rheumatism,
j colds; and partlculary those who have
a pallid, sallow complexion and who
t are const Ipated very often, are
j 11 r red lo oiiiiiiti a quarter pound ot
1 limestone phosphate at thn drug store
I which will coH but a t rt lie but is
I suftlclcnt to dom'iiistrato tho quick
and remarkable charge In both health,
and appearance awaiting thonn who
practice Internal sanitation. We must
remember that lusldo cleanliness Is
more Important than outside, be
caur.e the skin does not absorb Impur
ities to contaminate thn blood, nMIe
the pores In tho thirty feet ot bowels ,
do.
No Mooting.
Tho school board of district No. 4
did not meet last evening, hut will
probably meot on next Monday even
ing. '
APPLY FOR YOUR
FARM LOAN NOW
TO PROSPECTIVE FARM
BORROWERS:
We have received the following let
tor rom the Agricultural Coopera
tive Company, whom wo represent In
Doutjlaa county. 'Tho lottor should
be of iutorcHt to every farmer who
ox pools to make a farm loan.
"Itooent developments with, ivfer
enco to the war ami tho offering for
Mile by our government of unprece
dented amount of ImmuIn, luu no
doubt caused you to think quite seri
ously about tho KislbiUty ot an
advance lu farm loan rates in (bo
near future. There- is and can be no
question na to tho success of the pres
ent ami future government bond is
sues. ..It Is our privilege and Hit r I otic
duty to absorb these Immioj as fitst as
otTere.. Tatriotlc impulses should
not, hovitsver, entirely blind us to our
own condition. and the ellect of that
Issuance and salo of such enormoiw
quantities of boud.s will have on In
terest rate. It will undoubtedly
crcuto a fdiortago, and a very Iniyo
one, in fun ds which would otherwise
Nock investment in farm Ioujis.
"Money Is tlio only commodity to
day that in cheap. A substantial ralso
In Interest rates sooner or later I na
Inevitablo na that tho sun will rise
and set tomorrow."
So It behooves you then to have
your arrangements mado to take care
of your loan on your farm If It la
anout to mature. Wo have mado ar
rangements w hereby we can. tako
your application now and give you
the advantage of the present low rato
on our twenty year plan of lending
money.
NOW IS THIS TIM 13
tor you to Ilnanco your farm loan
and get It on a long time basis. Our
twenty year plan will tide you over
any period ot high Interest rates
likely to occur.
WHITti I S TODAY.
for Information concerning our twen
ty year plan of lending money. We
will lakes your application now and
agree to fnrninh you tho money any
time within tho next nix months at
present rates of Interest. Write to
day. Don't postpone It.
rice & RICE
See M. F. RICE
Mortgage Loans
Beginning July 7
I will again make my regular
(rips to outsldo points as follows:
Yoncalla, 7th of each month at
Huntington Drug Company.
Drain, the 9th of each month at
Huntington Drug Company.
Myrtle Creek, the Kith of each
month at Wrong's Hotel.
l.eonn, 22nd of each month at
leona Hotel,
Canyonvllle, i nt of each month at
Hi Ik lis Hotel.
Klddl. 2nd of each month at
ltfddle Hotel.
Write or phone for appointments.
E.V. BROUGHTON
Optician and Optometrist.
Oakland, Oregon.