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SMART COATS AND SUITS
Just the sort you will like that sell
and are appreciated, because
BURCHAKD'S
COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES
represent the top-notch in styles and.
design, and embody in the making,
the fit, and the workmanship, unusual-
values,' that will satisfy the
most critical demands.
MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS EARLY
SQUARE STORE
Live-wire Doings of City:
: Ilt for Marsh (I.,
Mrs. Ruy Wright -and daughter,
Lucille, left lust uight on train 16
I for liupeno and from there will go
I to Murshflcld to enjoy a visit.
lm-cli uses Xew 'Ovfrtaiid.
Prof. Fred A. .'Goff, the Klkton
school teacher, has purchuHcd a new
Overland car, which he drove to
Klkton Monday morning.
Will liMtve for Kant.
Mrs. J. C. Fullerton and Mrs. Na
than Fullerton will leave Thursday
(or Columbus, Ohio, where they will
l enjoy a visit of six weeks with re-
la lives and friends.
j (n On Fishing; Trip.
Chas. Stanton city editor of The
i Evening News, accompanied by his
' father, left Sunday for the wilds
i of Coos count)', where they will
j angle for trout during the week.
They expect to be absent for a week.
Ieavo Sunday for (ianllncr.
Mr. und Mrs. Bert Sprague left
yesterday with Guy Flint in the
hitter's automobile for Gardiner,
whore they will spend a week enjoy
ing the delightful summer climale
of that section.
OAKLAND V1S1TOHS HKKK.
yA. F. Stearns, John Beckley and
George Stearns autoed over from
Oakland today to look after business
maters. Mr. Berkley stated that his
son-in-law Fred T. Smith, recently
fell from a three-story building at
Portland and sustained a fracture
of the leg. Mr. and Mrs. Smith for
nierly resided in Kosohurg.
Prune drying will soon bo here
be prepared with lye for dipping.
We have a limited auantltv on hand
in 5 lb. cans. Buy early as it is
hard to get in the 5 lb. size.
cf PEOPLES SUPPLY CO.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Use For 0ver30 Years
Alwf bears
the
Signature
ears -
D. J. JARVIS
Second Hand
Store
wants
$100,000
Worth of Second
Hand Furniture
If you have anything fn second
hand goods, call phone 251. Ho
will pay you more than -it is
worth, and If you want to buy
anything, Bee Jarvls first. Ho
will sell it beliw the cost or
new goods.
BARLEY
. BARLEY
BARLEY
JUk'd Ilarloy, only $2.2r per
Back.
Xice Groy Oats, only 1)0 cent.s
per bushel.
Good wheat, nly $1.00 per
bushel.
Fine, Dry, Old Corn 3fs cents
per pound.
Plain Alfalfa Meal, Molnsses
mixed Alfalfa DafVy Fetnl,
Mill-runs, etc.
Waverly Motor Oils.
All .hose are ro:,l bargains.
If you get them you will have to
H u rry H urry H urry .
JUDD'S .
Feed & Seed Store
EMPIRE BARN
lit turns With Family.
District Attorney George Ne tuner
returned Sunday evening from
Scottsburg; where he had gone to
bring his family home after a vaca
tion of several weeks at Winchester
Hay.
lieu yc foi- Klkton,
Prof. Fred A. Goff and wife left
Monday morning for Klkton, where
they will take up thcirwhool work
at that place September 8th. They
left a week earlier3 in order to as
sist in arranging for the community
fair to be held at Klkton on the Oth.
m CITY news a
T. H. Hills, of Peel, spent the day
in Koseburg looking alter business
matters. , i
Fisk Models with jet trim. Moll
Millinery. Friday and Saturday,
5th and Oth. s-5
Ed. Standdifird. of the Soldiers
Home.-wlll leave tomorrow for a sev
eral mouths' trip.
Mrs. Lyle Marsters and little son
arrived here Saturday evening from
Portland whore they stopped for a
few days en route to Rpseburg from
Minnesota.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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PruL'BlKU Askfor'HI.liIir,H.Tr:nt
DIAMOND If HAND PILLS, for U5
yean known ki Dest, Safest. Always lieliat.U
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
VULCANIZING
GATES "olI TIRES
GUARANTEED 3.-.00 SIIMCS WITHOUT A I'UXCTUUE.
GATES IStS TIRE SHOP
IN T1IM ltKAR OF THK MOTOIl SHOP CiAKAGK.
Mrs. Myrtle Helfils, of Kslacada.
a sister of Mrs. W. T. VK right, is
in the city for a few days' visit at
the Wright home.
h New It lou sos, Friday and Satur
day, und 6th. Bell Miiinery. s5
Mrs. W. 1. McCeofgo, who has
been a guest at the Wo mo or her
aunt, Mrs. W. T. Wright relunn-d
o her hoem nt Sale m Sunday.
Xew Tailored Suits and Tricot ine
nut Serge. Friday and Suturday 5-t.
IJnll Millinery. s-5
New Coats in Peco. Plush. Alto
Uouver, Silk Seal. Friday and Sat-
PHONE 46
WAKEFIELD &HINEY
GROCERIES
CLEAN NEW STOCK
SANITARY SERVICE
PRICE IS LESS HERE
DAILY WIOATIIKIl HKl'OHT.
V. S. Weather Bureau local office,
:tosnburK Oregon, 2 1 hours ending
it r.:00 a. id.
Precipitation in Inches and h'm
;lreths: Highest temp, yestf-rday 79
Lowest temp, last night 4 4
Precipitation last 24 hours 0
Total precip. since 1st of mo.. . .t)
Normal preeip. Tor this mo t.0 1
Total precip. from September 1,
191 ii. to date 0
Average precip. from September
1. 1877 02
Total defilciency from Septem
ber 1, 101!) 02
Average precipitation lor 4 2
wet seasons, September to
May Incuslve) 31 .4 R.
WILLIAM HKLL. Observer.
Association is Advertiser
The Hat Shop
Matrons', Maids'
Misses' and Girls'
Millinery
Character and Simplicity
That appeal to women of refined taste. Surprising
in quality without extravagance. The Hat Shop
standard means
refinement with no additional cost
xotick to rinuc.
,Tho Heiultno-Moore Conservatory
requests all former pupils, as well
us prospective new ones, to call or
phone thn school ns sdon as pos
sible, as available reservations are
limited. Preference will be given
old pupils until the classes open on
September 15. Phon 390.
NOTICE Farmers, do not bring any
more wheat until further notice,
tf . Douglas County Flour Mills.
Walla Walla wq have a most unique
testimony.
"Three years ago there was very
tittle tourists travel through this
city. Wnen our association was
started it was claimed that these in
terior cities and districts, largely de
voted to farming und fruit growing
would receive very little bonei u
from our operation. 1 believe today
tVoy are receiving quite as much
benefit, as any of ine other sections.
Howeter, this is the heading over
an item appearing in the Wulla
Walla liulletin on August 7lh: "Mo
tor Tourists Leuvi'.g $50 UOO a
month fn city. Figures based on
Federal Statistics. Auto Travel is
steadily increasing." And in the
body lof the article we take the
following: "About eleven families
lilted the city so woll they stayed
here and will make their permanent
home here. Several brand new au
tomobiles und one big motor truck
wore sold to tourists through here
in July." This paragraph fully just
ifies the reason advanced by those
who urged the state legislature to
make an appropriation to carry on
this advertising campaign, but the
statement' contained in the head of
the article is a revelation.
"Just think of it, lit ty thousand
dollars a month, new money, com
ing into u city the size of Walla
Walla, twice the amount of money
that the entire state spends a year
in this kind of publicity, 'hrough
scarcely any effort of their own, ex
cept their commendable enterprise
in establishing un auto camp and in
welcoming with true hospiiality
those motorists who visited them.
It is safe to say that during the
whole year Walla Walla wil derive
nearly a quarter of a million dollars
from automobile tourist travel.
"If this can be said of one city,
what can be said of all the cities in
this great territory of ours, especi
ally those located on national high
ways and about half way between
tile larger cities. These are re
sults, sent lemon, which con not be
gainsaid. 1
Advertise.
"Wo may bo asked, can we de
finitely trace aii these results to
our campaign? We would not cure
to claim this. We can trace a
great many of them through actual
communications In our office, but
let me Illustrate by a statement made
by a prominent Seattle business man
in my office the other day. lie said
"My boy! is crazy about adertlsing.
and almost every mora in g I find
some new ad of one of my depart
ments In the paper. If I were to
charge up this advertising against
each department, I do not know that
I could trace sufficient results to
justify the expenditure, but I do
know1 this, that during the few
years that we have been doing this
advertising, my business has so in
creased that I have to use seven
floors where I previously could get
along with two." This, gentlemen,
Is about the most logical definition
of the results of advertising that I
have ever come across, and it per
fectly fits the case 1 am endeavor
ing to make out. I do know that
just as those who are using irriga
tion have made a blade of grass to
grow where it did not grow before,
I so are there now thousands of tour-
ists where there were very few
thr o years ago.
"Therefore, there is a definito re
lation between' the work of our as
sociation and the highway. It makes
these highways stromas of golden
dollars which flow lino the pockets
of the business man, the working
men, the farmers and producers,
and which remain in the state to
help dovolod its other natural re
sources. This work also creates a
demand for more highways into the
remote sections and moro inacces
sible scenic beauty-spots and the
hard surfacing of all other roads
and highways.
"It is sometimes said: wait until
our roads are perfected beforo you
bring in the tourists. Gentlemen,
this Is putting the cart bofore the
horse. 11 ring in the tourist and
show the amount of money he is
willing to spend in your section, that
it is passing the other fellow's prop
erty, making Is possible for him to
sell It, and you will soon see that
those people who have not got roads
will clamor for them and demand
them. And In the meantime, we
have the revenue from the tourists
to help pay for them.
"The same can be said of hotol
accommodation wait until wo got
hotel accommodations before we
bring in the tourist. That Is an
other fallacy. It has been said in
Seattle and, Tacoma for some years
that new hotel accommodation was
wanted, but no one could see the
soundness of the investment until, as
a result of publicity, the Pacific
Northwest became the acknowledged
Rummer playground of America, and
gave some proof that these hotels
would pay interest on their Invest
ment, i
"The tourist travel adds Just that
increased business to the hotels
which makes thorn operate profit
ably the year round, and when they
become insufficient to care for the
public needs, larger and better hotel
accommodations follow, available
not simply for the tourist but for
ordinary commercial and general
business as well.
! "It is- this combination of good
roads and publicity which Is going
i to make thu stale and tint whole
of the Pacific Northwest famous,
not only as a paradise for motorists
but as a territory rich in natural
resources, possessing the ni.tt
enualuble climate on the continent,
offering the most delightful attrac
tions and advantages to home seek
cvh and new residents. This com
bination will do more than any one
other asset or combination of as
pets, to promote (he deelopnient of
our natural resources und to bring
the Increased prosperity we all so
much desire.
Vacuum Cleaners
AND
Electric Irons
AT COST
Douglas County Light and Water Co.
(Continued from page one.) j
tions and automobile clubs and in
dividual autoist's have realized that
it offers to them a paradise for
summer touring.
"We may point not only to these
zeneral educational results, hut to
those of a moro concrete nature.
Last year there were at least 100
tier cent more automobile tourists
even in the height; of war, than
there were the previous year. This
year, however, has eclipsed far and
away the travel of 191S. From the
information and press clipping com-
! ftig into our office, we find that not
. only the large cities, but even the
i small communities are experiencing
l this vastly Increased traffic. Fl
i gurea show that up to July 31st
there was more than 100 per cent
j Increase in automobile travel over
! the whole of 1918 crossing the Can
adian boundary in both directions.
'From the Portland Oregonian
: the following heading appeared over
; a three-quarters column item
; Tourist travel is breaking the rec
. ords". Pilgrimaire to Pacific North
! west is greatest ever seen. Bigger
hotels nereflHary.-
"We find similar heading, only
couched In different language. In al
, most every newspaper published In
the Xorthwett, but from the city of
Harley-Davidson Clean-Up
June 22, at Acot Park, Los Angeles,
Calif., 200 mile National Championship
race the Harley takes first five places.
July 4, Baltimore, Md., five big races
and Harley takes five firsts.
Marion, Ind., Labor Day
World's Championship Race, 206 and
9-10 miles. Harley-Davidson first three s
places. Speed alone will not win. It
takes Harley-Davidson endurance.
1920 Models on display soon.
Harley-Davidson Sales Agcy
201 W. Douglas street.
Stop! Mr. Man!
You don't cut wheat with a scythe. You don't write
with a quill. You don't read by a tallow candle.
Why Do You Expect Your Wife to Use the ,
Old-Fashioned Wash Tub?
Bring the good wife down to our store and let us
demonstrate the Electric Washing Machine. A week's
wash done in an hour. Sold on easy terms if you
desire. Pays for itself in a year's time in saving on
wear of clothes and laundress' time.
DKMONSTKATI 1) AT OUR STOltK.
Iliono lit.
1D5 Jackson St.
Reasons Why, You Should
Sell Your Waste
1 It is absolutely Useless to you.
2 It is in your way and takes up your
home. ,J
3 It relieves the danger of Fire.
4 1 will pay you what is. right. I can use
your waste'and you can use my money.
Clean up you House, and then call up
BERGER,
The Junk Man.
We are in the
Market for
ALL GRADES
Other Fruits in Season
Sutherlin Fruit Products Co
Sutherlin, Oregon
Beautiful
Seasonable Goods
lOvcrjInliiK ox froi.li and bright a the
venlont spring iliij s w are nil enjoy,
lug. If lu tlrraa wx In Intent at-'
U rns and creation, Koncbunc Indlua
iiuuht m .t to miss thu clinpliiy. It
mlulit b onn iif n tlioiiNaiKl other
artic le fmi nml(ii tho home. Auk
UK nboai. it. We nri- tliinklliK of your
comfort, and wclrnre and have a
KTiuid lot of iioni mulile and most
trunUM iiicrchnucllio for you to m-Ioct
from.
Wo will enjoy tho privilege of nhow
lnir yyu article yon may need.
I. ABRAHAM
NOIITH JACKhON 8TKKKT
IIOSKHUIW. OIIEUOX.