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Diamond Disc
: The two best Phonographs on earth. Let us prove it by
' puttingtherrin your lionie on trial, in comparison with
; any other r .'ike. They play all makes of records.
OTVS MUSIC STORE
Live-wire Doings of City
Visitors Leave.
O. M. Swikert and family, of En
terprise. Ore., who have been visit
ing, where they will remain indefin
parted for North Lieud this morn
ing, where they wil remain indetin
itely. Not Kmploed liy French to.
A statement in yesterday's issue
that I.. M Uraff was an employe ot
the French Transfer to., is an error
It apepars lhat the your.s; man :is
formerly in tl.e employ of the com
pany, but is nut now. In wiitiug
tlie account of tht' civil action beiotv
the court esiei day . in w Ii iiii M r.
(.Iraff tig.) red as defendant, the above
error ep-pt in.
Sam Misner loft yesterday for
Yoncalla to attenil to business mat
ters. Mrs. Ellen' Haze left yesterday
for Salem. While in Roseburg Mrs.
Haze was the guest of Mrs. George
Foutch.
Fresh grape juice, 50c a gallon,
at the Overland Orchards. Made in
cider press. Furnish your, own con
tainer, tf
H, lirown. uf Oakland, who has
been isiiing in the city for the past
few days, left i his morning for his
home.
Karl I'rathii. of Oakland. who
has been visaing in the fit for the
past lew days, let t this morning for
Collate tJruve.
FOR DAINTY AND QUENCHING
DRINKS
THE YEAR AROUND
CALL UP THE
ROSEBURG SODA WORKS
mosiiT iii:i,i i:i;v
PHONE 180
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s: ii, . vmn ic 11 nr hp hpphc i in
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f J The housewife. limUiim to thi- familv health, will buy
where she call c.'t I KKSH. CI.KAX CiKOCKItlKS.
Our Stock is Clean and Sanitraily Kept
and goods are of the best manufacture. Orders per
sonally look'-! afh r.
?hSe279cerv Walter Patterson, Prop.
John Parker, qua rter master I or
t he rout in tent of troops w hie'i re
cently passed t h rough liosehii i g.
stated late yesterday afternoon that
the last cheek tor feeding of 111.
t roops had been receh ed. Tbe j
check for the lumps lor Nov i)M ! r ;
:! H as received Tuesday. No enibt r
" ; for .November 7. check arriv ed
November 11. and the final paviueni
was receied on November 1-'. clos- J
ing all accounts.
Social Nets !?Ui'J.
The box social held at F.reen Fri
day night was a gi eat siu cess ir
both a financial anil social " way
There was sait" to be (he liiggeyt at - 1
tendance sine; the new school loiil i J
ing was placed in com mission, and j
Jtll' were netted. This sum finished
paying lor the community piano. I
The program was ioint ty a t ra nged I
by tin public school pupils and tin
Sunday school, and was eu.jord b I
everybody. j
Former Itciilent lU'turnv. J
1. K. Itenentt. a w ell known j
Southern Pari I ie fireman. tormcrl
of Ibis city, arrived here last night.1
having accepted a run between Hose- j
burg ami Ashland. Mrs. lleiuiett is 1
now in Portland and will soon join
her husband and the couple will
again take up their residence here ;
Their little daughter Oeortie. f.-ll !
from an automobile a shoi t time :
ago near U'nodburn. and was unite
seriously injured. However. l he
child is rapidly recovering and will
accompany her mother to lloseluirg (
Thirty Years Ago J
Mr. and Mrs. William lold berg . 1
who have been in the eiiy tor the
past few days looking after business
matters left for Ma!s!m-!d ibi to
day. Mr. (lobtbert is now eonneri
ed with the Nat ion a I Li I e I nsu ra nee
Company ol Vermont and is puile
well known in Kosehnrg. having
made iliis lerritory repiesenting dif '
I e rent I inns lor the past i hit I y or ;
more wars. Mr (loldbeig leniaikei
this morning that lie at one lime
knew almost everybody in the countv
hilt he is not sn well aepn.iinled How
1' K. Hales returned to his home
at Cot lute C.rove yeslei da a I lei
spending Sunday in liosebu i isii
ing w ith friends.
CITY NEWS i
Yon Casey, of Eugene is spending
several days in Roseburg attending
to business matters.
Harry and Chester Hei;cher left last
evening for their home at Dillard
after visiting friends here.
A. K. Smith returned to Oakland
vesterdav after several days spent
i in ihis city attending 10 business
' mallets
j It U porter departed esierdav
I ior his home al Myrtle Creek He is
on his way from a business trip to
Poi llaud.
T. Merry M' yesterday for his
home al West Fork alier a number
of days spent in Koseburg looking
alter business maters.
Do it now. Put on that new roof Mrs. Maude Andrew letuined to
before, il rains. Shingles $:! and! Koselmrg yes! et day Horn Eugene.
.i.f.u. Phone -M-'. Page Invest-: alter enjoying a visit with her dait
niont Co. tf ! ghier. Mrs. C. 1.. Andrews.
Mrs. A Junes returned to het j Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hall arrived in
home at Portland yesterday allei j llie cily esterday troin Terre Haute,
spending lb" ,asi week visiting at : hid. While in the city Mr and
the home ot hei mother. Mrs. W. C i Mis. Hall will be the house guests ol
AndetsoM. ot ibis . in I the W H Thomas home.
F. i. Iluell left last evening for
Dillard after being in the cily for a
day on business.
Curl Ulystouv loft today for his
homo at Cauyonville aflor a number
of days spent In Roseburg.
X Selbring departed for his home j
at Riddle lust evening utter a day j
spent here attending to uusiuess mat
ters. H. I,. Huckmaster returned to his
home at .Medloru this morningg at"-!
ler visiting in this city for a number'
of das.
I.. ItosuDilb derailed for his home
.1 Dill.iiil l:it ,'iniiii :it(er sneild-
tng the dav in thi-. cilj aiu nding to
business mallei s
Mrs. L. M. Miser ami children ar
lived In this ti( ibis morning fioni'
Yoncalla. They will visit with f i lends-
Willie ill Ki-rl.iiiL.
Have your dmls cn.nier. alio press
ed by Sloper. th- eleaner and prehser.
All work piotupilv attended to and
satisfaction guaranteed. tf
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SHINE
IN EVERY
DROP"
BU-k Silk Stnvo Polish
s.dt!twtttt. It ilot'S n"t
dry out; cm ui .1 lo II
hut iln p: L4'J.. iu.. li'-u-
umIo; no.i it t-ri! n. Vug I
gut wur tnuuoy worm.
Rlaclc Silk A
Stove Polish
milv miwt wrwrtii.l. tmt It tn'voa a brilH-
lunra sa k'r.K mt onllnirj I
UuiUU i. 6ijuu urn', mr una niuni-j.
i ton i inrirri wiicn jou I
vioirdvuiurwulrvfuiKl I
nUck Silk Stove PoIUh I
YVorka, Purlins. Illinois.
lUc marie Jlllt AirOryin
Irnn i: rm.it I .i- irrai.n. n u-
V liK Silk Mrtkl p. I
fell loi inv. ru
ii- nr lir.j. It wurka I
Mrs. Sarah Cannen ,
ing fir I. os Angeles w
spend Ho winter. Mis
i I.i even
,-re she will
Cannon has
been spending the past week visiiing
;tt the home of her son. C I, ( .union.
warn
mm
II uutomol,!,
Mr. and Mrs. L. S:lmonson and
ehildren left last night for Turlocii.
Cul., after a visit hero with Mr. and
Mis C W. liviin.
& CITY NEWS &
KelU latest books. 10,
libl
ry.
Fict ion
n '1
Mis Walter H Morgan, nl elide. !
left this mottling lor Summit:. Or . t
to remain indf mitel v
Try Diamond Ihisquets. The most
eon veil lent I u el on t he market, j
Phone :M'J. Page Investment Co.
VlEW HAT' J-J
K . 1! Osborne, of I te I i ti n ha m .
Wn .. left ihis morning for Kugene
;i ft ci a brief isit in this ril
DRINK A GLASS
OF REAL HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
Says we will both look and feel
Glean, Bweet and fresh
and avoid Illness.
COME IN"
AND LET US CLOTHE YOU COMFORTABLY
FOR RAW. STORMY WEATHER
BEFORE YOU "SOAK" VOUR CLOTHES IN A
STORM LET US FURNISH VCU A RAINCOAT. IT IS
ALSO GOOD FOR DUSTS' DAYS WHEN DRIVING. A
GOOD RAINCOAT IS A NECESSITY.
HAUEN'T YOU GOT THAT UNDERWEAR YOU
NEED? NO? THEN COME TO US FOR IT. WE WILL
GIVE YOU THE PROPER GARMENTS TO WEAR NEXT
TO YOUR SKIN.
WE'UE GOT EVERYTHING MEN WEAR AND
WHEN YOU DEAL WITH US YOU GET THE RIGHT
CLOTHES AND A SQUARE DEAL.
WE KEEP UP THE QUALITY: WE KEEP DOWN
THE PRICE.
Sanitarv science has nf late made
rapid strides with results that aie of
untold blessing to humanity The lat
est application of its untiring r- search
is the recommendation that it Is as
necessary to attend to interna! sanita
tion of the dra.nau-e system of li e hu
man body as it ib to the drum a of th
hone
Those of us who are acu'toni' I to
feel dull and heavy when vv . arse,
splitting headache. MurTy fni.'a a cnM.
foul tongue, nasty hreuth. an i sinm
ach, ';.n. in .!;. 1. U- 1 as lpsh as a
daisy by opening the si ii' . s of t ti s.. s
teni each morning and flushing t:t ti e
ti hole of the li.teti.al p-u.-uvs stag
nant matter
K very one, whether ailim. sir k or
well, should, cm h morning h- fo- o
breakfast, drink a ghi-s pal hot
water with a tea;.ot.f il of ll'in- ti iif
nhosnhate In It to wash from the t- oni-
io';s
and
i dug.
ach. liver and how
day's it. MrestlMe w.c-t"
pohonous toxins. t!.
sweetening and 'ir ' :-
allriientary rar;al I" fort rt'r.g
food tlxto th- rtni,;i- . 'I J..- ;.
hot water arid IHte t-'ot.e t
an empty stnma'-h H won li-r
vigorating It rb-atis i- .' all
fermentations, gas we-t-- n
nd gives one a fri'-r. !
breakfast. While t ar
your I reakfast the p? (.-;.;.;
water Is qulftly ' r:o n-.' a 1:
ume of water from the t ' i
t:ng ready ffjr a ih'ir'.K'h Mi
all the inside orgiu..
The millions of p. ..-de r '
rrd with f'fTin'i;i.iti'ifi bio-.-' - -.
f'on.a'-h trouhl'-. rh- k: '
rth'TB wh' l.av.- illi.-A -k:T..j. Mo d
riworders and tUM-' fo:i.;'' -x.or ar--(
urged to get a rpiHrT.-r ifd --f li'
ptnn" phosphate fro'i, t) Ir,:
I This rout very li'tle. , ;t 1- - iT.
! rl-nt to make anv-one a proi.ounfed
1 crank ou thy subject uf lulernal run
lUtiOQ.
on of
; iy in
t; V ' I r
l- t-r
d h..t
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CIGARETTES
of IMPORTED and DOMESTIC 55
tobaccos Blended
CO . I
'Wwm? esmw
Mv fj
A new combination
mild, yet they "Satisfy"!
t
Yes, this new cigarette is more than
just good-ta-itinf, it delivers a new and
important thing to smokers
Chesterfields "reach home," they let
you know you are smoking they
"Satisfy" !
Yet, they're mild! 1
Don'l he surprised the ne W blend of
Import! d and Domestic tohac-os does it.
And lb 3 hlend can't be copied.
Let Chesterfields give you new
cigarette enjoyment.
SS 1. 1
7Ly Sa'fofy 7mr
u ucfriha'AA Muc(:
X-' . ..... I
rapped in
'in Foil-
keeps them
Fresh