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THE EVENING NEWS SATl'RIUV. JVI.Y 28.
A Billion to Help Business
and Farming
The funds gathered into the Federal Reserve Banks
now aggregate over $1,000,000,000. .This vast sum was
not accumulated to earn profits for private interests,
nor can it be controlled by private interests. Its pur
pose, is to assist its member banks, of which we are
one, in helping the farmers and business men and to
make general banking conditions as sound as possible.
If you are not yet one of our depositors
and getting its benefits and protection,
drop in and talk it over with us.
The Douglas National Bank
Member Federal Reserve System.
CAPITAL AND Sl'KI'LUS $1:10,000. '
Bend for Booklet, "How lkios It Benefit Mo?"
& CITY NEWS &
Mrs. Ada Everton, of Albany, wtu
has been visiting friends at Urimti
Pass, arrived here yesterday to spend
a few days at the home of Mrs. Wm
Rlggs, an old acquaintance.
Floor paint, any quantity. Cordon
& Itishop. a24
Mrs. Bertha Fisher of Portland ar
rived yesterday morning and will
spend a few days at the O. V. Coshov
residence on Bast Lane street. Mrs.
Flshor was called following the seri
ous illness of her niece, Mrs. K. H
Pickens. v
0 CITY NEWS 0
Mrs. Harry Slocum and daughter,
Miss Maruaret, left Friday for, Port
land, where they will enjoy a vaca
tion, Have your duds cleaned ana press
ed by Sluper, the cleaner and presser.
All work promptly attended to and
satisfaction guaranteed. tf
Mrs. John Bishop of this cfty left
Friday for Anluuf, where sho will
visit with relatives for a couple, ot
days.
Mr. ana Mis. J. T. Allison left yes
terduy for Portland, where they will
siend a few days visiting at the D
Allison residence. ,
Having renteo my nouBe for the
summer I will be found at the hem.
of my father, M, .1. S'loemaker,
Phone 147-J. Dr. B. R. Shoe
maker. 271-tf
Mr. and Mrs. J. IT. Davis and
daughters and Mis. Can Starbuck
of Myrtle Creek motored to Roseburg
Friday afternoon, where they spent
a few hours attending to business
matters.
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White enamel, all sites, for Inside
or outside, cordon & Bishop. h24
through this city on his way to Med-ford.
Churchill oaa Just unpacked a
new lot of pocker knives, quality
goods. a6li-tf
Mrs. Hubbard, who Has been in
Roseburg attending to business, re
turned to her home In Dlllard.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Willis left for
Riddle this morning, where they will
sojourn a few hours with relatives.
Mrs. A. F. Drake and Mrs. Black-
man returned to their homes In
Greene, after spending the day in
this city.
F. E. Carpenter returned to Myr
tle Creek after spending the day In
this city attending to matters of bus
iness.
The Roseburg Krult Co. can fur
nish you with broccoli plants at rea
sonable prices. They also nave some
St. Valen..ne seed. 21-tr
lrnnlr Rrnnil. thfl nnnular S. P.
employe, returned this morning from
a business trip to the northern part
of the state.
W n liana mid wife nf Garden
Valley were business visitors in the
city yesterday. They made the trip
by motor.
St. Valentine Broccoli plants ex
cellent roots now ready. Seed fin-
ported by ourselves.' Mrs. A. C. Kldd
& Son, a6
George Iemmlck,vife and daugh
ter, who live near Wlnstons, motored
to this city late yesterday afternoon
on business.
Mrs. London, who has been keeping
house for her Uncle Rafe Dixon, of
Dixonville, left last night for her
ffome in Albany.
Mrs. C. W. Davis, of Myrtle Creek,
arrived Friday and- will be the '.louse
guest at the A, C. Seeley residence.
Mrs. Davis is a sister of Mrs. Seeley.
Mail or send your broken lenses
to E, V, Broughton, optician and op
tometrist, Oakland, Ore. The only
tens grinding plant in southern
Oregon. 376-15
Miss Dena Gersley arrived F-rlda
afternoon from Canyonvllle, and will
Bpend a few hours attending to shop
ping and Incidentally visiting with
friends.
Miss Ethel "Dunraiifion left last
night for her home In GlenHalo. Miss
Duncanson has been in RoBeburg
several days attending to business
affairs.
George W. Kearns, a well known
real estate dealer of Grants Pass, Is
a business visitor in the city toduy.
Mr. Kearns is registered at thoTlrand
Hotel.
, Miss Anna Lewis, Miss Gladys Tay
lor, Miss Siina Casebcer and Miss Kin-
caid returned here last night from
Monmouth where they have been at
tending summer school.
The Koseburg Cleaning ft Pressing
A'orks have just received their line of
f the finest fabrics. ' Get your order
'n early for a choice selection. A
perfect fit guaranteed and the best
workmanship. G. W. Sloper, the
leaner and presser. tf
Mrs. B. W. Brooks, mother of Mrs,
Anderson, of the business college,
left last night for her home in Mis
souri. Mrs. Brooks goes by vay of
hort McDowell, where she will vlsll
her two sons, who are stationed
there.
Monday is oargam flay at the
Rosoburg 'Cleaning and Pressing
Works. Men s suits French Dry
cleaned and pressed for 11.00. Al!
work given prompt attention. Or
ders called for and delivered. G
W. Sloper, 308 N. Jackson. tf
TT Vfltnri nf Sun Vrannln n.-nul
dent of the Oregon Gas & Kloctrlc
company, who is on a tour vt In
spoction, is In this city today, look
tng over the local gas plant. He wll
return to California after a Bhor
stay here.
L. N. Lunsford, who for the past
few weeks has been employed at lb
Mritnfttl,. Thnntnr a. nnsrolnr will
leave tomorrow, accompanied by his
family, ror Bamlon, Coos Count
where he has accepted a position j
the Orphnum, theater of that clt
conducted by Mrs. A. J Hartman.
Sftt-iroon Ui.ll Ini-al hai.i !!!( ,.t
fleer with headquarters at the Grand
Motel, received me rollowtng mes
sage from Adjutant-General Read:
My direction of the Secretary of i
War marrlpri in.n with nrn..nr r.-n I
denllals may he enlisted for the Tenth
Kngincers ( forestry) national army. '
O. Hampton, jjlght foreman at the '
round house, reports buHincss very;
light In railroad circles. Last night
only ten crewB were used, and for'
the pant few months they have been
sending out from 15 to 18 crows
nightly. This shortage of business Is ,
caused by the dropping off of lum-l
ber shipment.
, House paints, ail kinds, iow prices.
Cordon & Bishop. a24
Mrs. Al) ie Stevens of Oakland Is a
shopping visitor In Roseburg today.
i..iss Lillian Krogel and Miss Ha
zel Carnell returned last night from
Monmouth. They report a very
pleasant and profitable session.
Rex and Lionel Barker left last
night for their home in Santa Anna,
California. The Barker family for
merly lived in Rosoburg and the boys
have been visiting relatives and
friends here for the pnst" month.
LODGE DIUEOTORY.
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WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT Lilac
Circle No. 49 meets on first and
third Monday evenings of each
month in the I. O. O. F. hall. Vis
iting members In good standing
are Invited to attend. Elma Lewel
len. Q. N.: Clara Cawfleld. clerk.
U O. T. M. Roseburg Hive No. It
holds regular reviews on second
and fourth Thursday evenings In
Maccabee hall. Sisters of other
hives visiting in the city are cor
dially invited to attend our re
views. Maccabee hall on CaBS
stroot. Beryl B. Ogden, lady com.;
Jessie ItMip, R. K.
II. P. O. H. Roseburg Lodge No
320, holds regular communications
at tholr temple on second an
fourth Thursdays of each month.
All members requested to attend
regularly all visiting brothers
are cordially invited to attend.
Carl Wlmberly, E. R.; I." B. Rid
dle, See.
REBKKATI8 Rosenurg Rebokah
lodge No. 41 I. O. O. F. meets
In Odd Follows Temple every
Tuesdny evening. Visiting Bisters
and brothers invited to attend.
Ida Turnell, N. O.: Alelne Hoff
man, V. G.; Tilllo Johnson Rec.
Sec; Elsie Humphrey, F. Sec; M.
Fickle, TreaB.
EAGLES Roseburg Aerie meets in
tholr hall on Jackson street, d
and 4th Mondny evenings of each
month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth
ren in good standing always wol
come. Howard Mess, W. P.: B. F
Goodman, W. Sec. Phone 183.
I. O. O. F. Kialng Star Lodge No.
174, meets In Odd Fellows Temple
ever Friday evening. Vlsiiting
Dretnren always welcome, w, H.
Powell, N. O.; J. D. ReCBe. V. 0.;
Carl W. Ohman, Rec. Sec; M.
Fickle, Fin. Sec; A.'S. Hunt,
Trens.
I. O. O. F. Union Bncnmprtent No
9, meets in Odd Fellows Tempi
every Thursday evonlng. Visiting
brethron always welcome. K. H.
Pickens, C. P.; O. L. Johnson,
scribe: James Ewart. F. S.
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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.
"Walware" for bathrooms, kitchens,
etc. Cordon Bishop. a24
Mrs. C. W. Davis and daughter,
Mrs. Nolan, huve returned to their
homo In Myrtlo Creek, after visiting
nt the homo of Mrs. A. C, Seeley.
Miss Anna Caldwell, teacher In the
local Bchools, returned here last night
from Monmouth; whore sho has been
attending summer school.
W. O. . Oak Camp No. 126, meets
at the Odd Fellows hull In Rose
burg, evory first and third Mon
day evenings. Visiting neighbors
nlways welcome. T. D. Weathor
ford, C. C; M. M. Miller, clerk.
UNITED ARTISANS Assembly 106
. meets at . Maccabee hall every
first and third Wednesday even
ing. Visiting members are always
welcome. Sarah McCulloch, M. A.;
J. O. Stephenson, P. M. A.J Emma
Faulkner, Sec
A. J. Geddea, H. S.
L. O, O. M. Rosoburg Lodge No.
104(, meets evory Monday evonlng
at 8 o'clock. Visiting hrothw
Invited to attjnd. P. P. Foster,
Dlctr.tor; H. O. Pnrgeter. Sec.
A. V. A. SI. Laurel Loflge No. 13.
Regular communicntlonB 2nd fnd
fourth Wednendays of oach month
at Masonic Temple, Rosoburg, Or.
Visitors wolcomo. BonJ. F. Caro,
W. M., W. F. Harris, Se.
U. A, Y. Mt. Neho TTnmcBtoad N
182S meets at Maccabee hall every
2nd and 4th Wednesday. VIsitoiB
welcome. E. P. Williams, fore
man; C. W. Cloako, correspondent.
Drain-Scottsbtirg
Stage Line
AUTO STACE Atifl SPECiAl SERVICt
Leaves Drnin Mondays, Wednes
days, Fridays and returns Tues
daytjj Thursdays and Saturdays..
Fare $3.00
J. R. SAWYERS, Prop.
APPLY FOR YOUR
FARM LOAN NOW
TO PROSPECTIVE FARM
BORROWERS:
O. K. 8. Roseburg Chapter, No. 8,
lioldB their regular meotlng on tho
first nnd third ThurncluyB in enen
month. Visiting members In good
standing are respectfully Invite
to attend. Margaret Page, W, M.;
Free Johnson, Sec.
I. O. O. V. PhllctuNan Lodge, No.
8, meets In Odd Follows Templo,
corner of Jackson and Cass streets
on Saturday evening of each week.
Members of the order In good
standing Invited to attend. V. T.
Jackson, N. F. I. Perry. V. P.;
K. Ol.' P. Alpha Lortgo No. 47
meets every Wednesday evening
corner Jackson and Cass streets
Visitors nlways welcome. C. A.
Chamberlain, C. C; ljoy V. Diirhln
M.' F-; B. E. Wlmborly, K. u. S.
Mrs. R D. 'Owen
Cut Flower, Potted I'lntitn,
Funeral lvlni, Wedding llou
qiictjf. etc.
KOIl 8ALK AT
'TheFern .
S 1 1 C'imb Ht. ItoMuurg, Ore.
I'liONK 210
If your 'guests are
comfortable they
are half entertained
With a G-E Fan to
serve cool comfort your
afternoons "at home"
will be the most popu
lar in town.
Yoir will get an elec
tric fan eventually
why not let us 3end
you o'ne NOW for this
summer's heat.
We have received the foiiowing let
ter from the Agricultural Coopera
tive Company whom we represent in
Douglas county. 'The letter should
j be of Interest to every Ituiwer who
expect 9 to maKe a rurm loan.
"ltccent developments with refer
ence to tho war unri the offering for
sale by our government of unprece
dented BiiioititU of bonds, has no
doubt emitted you to think quite seri
oiudy about th possibility ot an
ml van co tn fnnn Joan rates in the
nenr future. There in and can be no
question na to the hiiccgsa of thepmt
cut and future government bond Is
Rues. ..It Ih our privilege nnd patriotic
duty to absorb these Innucs as fast as
ottered. Fatriotlc Impulse should
not, however entirely blind us to our
own cmditiiis ami tho elt'ect of that
isNiianeo ami hhIo of .such enormous
quantities of bond will have on in
terest rates. Jt will undoHbtediy
crcato n shortage, nnd n very largo
one, fn funds wliieh would' otherwise
socle Investment in farm loans.
"Money Is tho only commodity to
day that is cheap, A substantial raise
in lntoi-et rates sooner or later 1 as
luovitablo as that tho sun will rise
and set tomorrow."
So It behooves you then to have
your arrungemcniB made to take care
of your loan on your fnnn If it is
aeout to nmtnro. Wo have made ar
rangements whereby we can take
your application now and give you
the advantage of the present low rate
on our twenty year plan of lending
money.
NOW 18 TIIK TIM 13 m
tor you to finance your farm loan
and get It on a long time basis. Our
twenty year plan will tide you over
nny period of high interest ratea
likely to occur.
W1UTK IS TODAY.
for Information concerning our twen
ty year plan .of lending money. We
will takes your application now and
ngree to furnish you tho money any
time- within the next six months at
present rates of interest. Write to
day. Don't postpone U.
Roseburg Electric Co. j
Fveifthiivg Klectilciil
Mooching .... Oregon
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Sheet Metal WorK!
The best stock and bust equipped simp in the city. Special
prices on Fruit Drier Work. Phone or drop a card we will
do the rest.
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Via W. OAK STIIKET I'JIONB 1B1
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