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EX-MAYOR DAVID S. ROSE of Milwaukee, Wisconsin,. one of the greatest orators the country has produced in recent years, will speak in Roseburg at the Roseburg Armory on Monday, October 10th, on "The Fallacies of Prohibition" Mr. Rose was elected mayor of Milwaukee five succes sive times, has been prominently mentioned in connection with the vice-presidency and is known the country over as one of its foremost speakers. He presents an argument that every prohibitionist and church member should hear. ADMISSION FREE "BCtOOL FIND APPORTIONMENT. , Tb rcular October apportionment of school fundt for 1910 baa Jim ( betn completed by County Supt. murmaa unaney. The aute funds, consisting of $10, 661.10, waa divided among the iev- rl rfltttrlrtB QXPnrH Inv In ih. num. ber of school children In each district, 1 School shoes, the best line In Rose burg, at the Cass Street Shoo Store. Puffs! Puffa! Puffs! Puffs! Dozens of ttu'tn to chooHe from. HoseburK tteauty Parlors. Utf Classy college poBtors and lllus trntyd pennants, 21c and 50c ut Rose burg Book Store. dtf A New Idea pattern free with The New Idea Woman's Magazine; 15c a copy at Terclnukl's. dtf Mary Harris Armor, State President Georgia W. C. T. U., will speak in Roseburg' Armory Tuesday evening Oct. 11. ,? .Mrs. Armor 1m the finest platform speaker since Francis K. WHlard. Do not fail to hear her. You will always regret It if vou do not. Have you suon the latest styles of Cluster Puffs ut Tercinskl's? They can bo made of combings. dtf .. Facial massage for Beauty and Comfort. Hose burg Heauty Parlors. The Campaign Quartette will sing Tuesday evening at Mrs. Armor's meeting, Metwrs. hot'., Bell, Living ston and Blnckman. doll Asthma depends very often upon a slipped rib or a vertebral wrench. ' Is it any wonder that relieving such a condition will cure asthma? Now Is the time Is repair or paint your roof before the fall rains set in. Arco Ktustic Carbon Paint for sale by S. K. Sykes. dsw A healthy man Ik n king In his own right; an unhealthy man Is an unhappy bIuvo. Burdock Blood Bit ters builds up sound health keeps you well. Honors aro pleasant, hut revenues are necessary. Buy all your hooks and stationery at the Roseburg Book Htorc. dtf Wanted Lady to travel. A good thing for the right party. Hnsehurg Beauty Parlors. dlf Don't play another man's game -get u game of your own and sne hew much hotter you feel. We have games at Roseburg Book Store. dtf Paints have advanced to $2.25 per gallon by the trust. So unless you havo more money than sense, call at Fisher's Paint Store for prices, lie Ib not In t ho trust, dtf No flies in the butler i( you order "Insect Powder" from Roseburg Pharmacy and use It and please remember the name, "Rosebur Pharmacy. dtf A cheap Imitation Is always dear. Anyone wanting a perfect stovo or range, If they will tako our advice, will buy a Quick Meal. Sold by S. K. Sykes. dHW Harsh physics react, weaken .lit? bowels, cause chronic constipation. Doau's Regulets operate easily, tone the stomach, cure constipation. 2fc. Ask your druggist for them. "The Spirit of Idaho," by Arthur W. North; "Greater Than Cold," (the hariH'HHing of Wnstorn rlviTs) by Clayton M. Jones.' In October Sun set MaKalne, now on sale at all news stands. 1 3 cents. All parties havhiK business with h KoHrti.ii; i'mlcrtaklng Co. will please call phone 2S4, and not the residence of W. B. Ilammitte. The undertaking parlors are now at the corner of Oak and Kane streets ami an attendant Is in charge there, both day and night. dtf For pood printing of all kinds The Review always leads. The Semi-Weekly Oregon journal CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Tha Kind You Have Always Bought Blgnalaie of druii inif riihi'lu. fur ri'il ntvli mill frw mutt. Kn ml tew. hit lo ubUii. mMwiU. Inwltt uiJarkY, e-.wrVUU,., tn ALt COUNTRIES. ftmlmttt dirrttteitk Washington mivi Vm. montr amj oum tkt fwttnt. PitiM and tnfrifl(emiit Pnctlct Ucluilvtly, U'rif or mm to ui at U MUlb ftrt. rpp t'Bltol tutw Pits. Mm, WSHINOTQW, Q. C Engagement Rings We are not responsible for Cupld'B prnnks, but when you havo found THE girl, let us supply the engagement ring. You'll find our stuck of tine diamonds unequaled here, and our prices are right. A. s. HUEY The Jeweler A Pretty Poop Portrait. A Chliinninu of very high ritnk hod bin portnilt painted, mid when It was IIiiIhIu'J the painter requested liliu to Inquire uf the piiHHcrsby what they thoiiKht of It. The other ngreed and asked tile first comer: "Do you think this portrait like?" "The hnt is extremely like," replied the critic. The subject of the portrait asked a similar question of a second stranger, who answered that the clothes seemed lo he exactly reproduced. lie wan iiIkmiI lo liilciTnuale a lliird when the pniutei' stopped him and said Itupu tlently: "The reHeuihtniice of the hat and clothes Is of no Importance. Ask this Keiitleiuan what he thinks of the face." On being asked I his question the atriiugcr hesitated a very long time, but nt Inst he replied: "The beard and hulr are tlrst rate." Publishes the latest and most com plete telegraphic, news of the world: glevs reliable market reports, as It la published at Portland, where the market news can he and Is corrected : to date for each issue. It also has a ' page of special matter for the farm I and home, an entertaining story page I and a page or more of comic each I week, and It goes to-the subscriber twice every week 104 times a year. The Review gives till the local and county news and hnppenlngs and should be In every home In this vi cinity. The two papers make a splendid combination and you save $1.00 by sending your subscription to The Re view. We can also give our sub scribers a good clubbing offer for the Dally and Sunday, or Sunday Jour mil. In connection with The Review r become a JJursfe . Multnomah Train! nc School for Numa, Port land. Or., uoanfyUMt with Multnomah County HoapiUl, baa tlie (Irantau of biting newlr organised tliool which wlllniMl tha dralva of thews timing for high profeMloD training. Will educate wo tnnn to He thoroughly oompotmt n th prnrtloe and theory of nanlaa In all fta branches. Can ao commodatallmltftdniinihcT only. Apply at once to Supt Miatntmaw Trataimr Sdwtl for Nurtts Mifoml ad llookwr Hi., INirtUntf , Ore. LODGE 'DIKECTORYj if. A A. M., Lturei Uyln No. IS Holtti i regular meeiluga on Hid Dd 4th Weducf dnjioleMh muuth. V. L. Davih, W. M M. T. Jawrrr H4FMUry AO.U.W. kuwvourB Loagt No. 16 tow tha'iud Bud 1th Mondays ol auh monit t4:SU p. m., In the KorMtera' Hall. A memben Id good Hand tug aro lurlted to t tCDd J. W. Row ill, M. W. K II. l,ni)x. Recorder. London as It Wat. l.n.vi.n'.s "Ik,.lmmr.v of Pules" umkt's thu stiilvnient thai (ho old uoute f the city of Lomloii wns written lO ti(U'i) or Ll.vmllu, meiutliiK "the city on the lake." An okl tnulitlon k'vos us to umlerstuml t hat London was foumli'd by Itrule, a disceiidiint of Aniens, mid called New Troy or Troy novaiil until the time of t,ud. who sur rounded the towu with walls uuiT naineil It t'aer-l.ud. or hud's Towu. I'lils hitler Is protmhly the correct vur don of the story. If for uo other res a in Ik'Ciiuso It Is an ensy mutter to de ed a similarity helween the expres don l.mr Tnwii mid l.niulnii. It Is i-latmed by some writers that there was a fitly on (lie wane spot 1.107 years It. C. and It is known that the ItumniiH fuutideil n city there called l.ohdliiluin A. 1. 01. Real Modesty. "An actor should be modest, tnd most iirtors art." said n prouiineut one it a luni-heou In lMttshurK. "Hut I know a yomiK actor who at the be kIiuiIiik of his career carried modesty almost too far. "This youiiK man Inserted 111 nil the drninaile papers u want ndvertlsement (hut said: " KiiKiiKeinent wnntetl small part, Rin h as dead body or outside shouts I'lelerred.' ' Preference!. "I think I'll spend my vacation on the lynx," said the tlrst tleu. "I'm fond of polf." "The y I ruffe for mine." dtvlared tt sts'nml tu-a. "1 neetl the hlKhent alti tilde I can tlnd." Washington Herald. Sensible. Mm. X. The flat above us In unoccu pied rik'ht nuw. Why don't you come aud live there? Mrs. Y.-Oh. my dear. wevo been such good friends, ami 1 hnto to stnrt t-uarrellng with yoal KxchuiiKe. . Patron 1 Kevlew advorUaora, What mnkos 5n polio a housel'oM word? Contlnuoua adrertlnlnir. You re nerer allowed to foriet it. BP. U. tl.ks, Koeeours; Leua, ro.8ft Holdt regular ou'jamuulcatloufl a: the K)k Temple on 2nd aod 4th Thu radars ol eacL mouth. All members requested to attet-d regtiierly, and all visltlug brotoers are cordi My luvlted toatteud. K. W. Haynih, B. ft. " H.C. HLOcuM.tieoreuri. - KOKKK OP HONOR, My it 10 Lodge No. 13- Hteu ;na na in in u ran ay eveiiiDSSOl each mouth In Maccabee Hsll, Vlstllnt a bora oordlally lurtted to attend. lllNHIR K.CAVKsiiaa.O.or 11 - tf, fl. Lknox, hee. I.W. Dow ill, RtoetTer. D ;AOI.KH, Ho.nbnrg Aerie meli In Ihflr h.ll on jHi'kNiHi, HI, '2utl ,nd 4Ui Uootl.y ereu- luiloluuk maulh. .1 B o'rlork. VI.il lug breltareD ID khk1 ttmiiiliig .Iw.v weluome rhouo MIK.SI 1. Ahhahah. ha nk u. Micgi-u, W. Sic. IU. o. K., I'lillt'lnrliiii lxmi No. S-Mret. i (Mil KelUiws iVinple, toruer el J.rkMin end ('.a. Streets, on Hnturd.:- evening of ech trerk. Member, ml Lbeortler In gctHl .Uudiug re Invited to.llentl. I'. B. Patrick N. O. N.T.Jwtt. K. 8. O. (I. F.. KlDlllg Hlai lAMtgo No. 174, meet. 0M Pullowi' Tt'iiiile every Frllny evuutug Vl.lt ng btellicre" Hlw.y. welcome. . 1'AKL W. Ul.kMA, N. U. W. 8 P.IWILL, K. 8. M.Klc KLE. F. 8 IO.O. F., Pnlon hiieampinent No. ft-Meett In (l,M Fellow.' Temple on tbe 1.'. .nil 3rd Thtirnil.y evening. o( eni-b month. Villi lug brelburen .Iwiiv. we.oome. N. T. Jnwrrr, C. P. Cat uhmah. ttcrtbe. MtlllKKN IIKOTllKKllOnU OF AHKRlt'A' K.M-eburg IxMlge No. 493-.Meela every iu and 4th TiieaTtny In Mace.bee Temple. Vlaltlug member, alwiiy. welcome. A. L. Thornton, Prelidem Kmma McUullin. Secretary. each pupil drawing $1.89. Tbe countr fund, comlitlng of $16,894.00, wag divided a followi: $100 to each dtitrlct, $5 to each dis trict preacntlog an Institute certifi cate, and the balance divided per capita, which waa $.46 per pupil. Following la the Hat of districts, showing the amounts apportioned to each: MOIIKKN WOODMKN OF AM KRICA, Hyrlle Camp No. 6&I0 meet, every -liui anl 4lb Thurnday. of every inontll In th. Ifaeabie Hall. corner I ineand Cau Bta. Travel, lug .Neighbor, ar. cordially fnvlujd lo visit our Camp. A. O. MAltirrgHR, Consul. Locis Corvklx, Clerk. Diet. 1 2 3 4 6 10 11 12 13 14 16 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 1 40 41 42 43 44 " 45 46 47 48 49 50 52 53 54 55 56 57 ' 58l 59 60 61 62 63 64 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 79 80 . 81 82 83 84 85 8li 87 88, 89 90 91 92 9.1 94 9R 97 II 8 99 100 101 102 103 " ; 104 105 ' 106 1071 1 1 0 111 112 113 114 115 116 U7 118 119 120 121 122 123 125 126 128 129 130 131 Jl. 3 Jt. 4 Jt. 5 Jt. 6 Jt. 7 Clerk Address Amount Lura Flnkston '...Oakland $578.02 Mra. O. W. Orubbe Wilbur 241.07 E. N. Bradford ..Elkhead 139.97 Oeo. Neuner, Jr Roseburg 2977.69 J. L. Hoggs Roseburg 163.48 Albert Karcher ; , .ItOBeburg 244.77 r. w. wewiana ren Mile 210.80 j. a. renn uanyonvuie 419.77 J. a. uray , uarainer - on Air n i e... v w . J. tuusvsu vraainuu 172 riem y lYvruuil uhk ureeg. Jg2 29 8. D. Chapman .....Glide .' !!!!!!" 177 68 Oeo. Marsh Looking Diana .... 2Ha'so. O. L. WllllB Dillard ifi7 H. H. Oldney Days Creek 262 23 C. W. I.awaou Ilrockway laa'ns i.uit.a valley 191.70 198.75 P. Fortln E. W. Main Dixonvllle Kit Ackert Myrtle Creek Nellie 8t. Rlky Riddle .'.'!!!!'.!!.'!!'. 177168 J. C. Fry Camaa Vallev ouuj, nuiHiugiuiii 01. uiaiu 61797 Geo. M. Wilcox Stephens ". iiio W T K'-,. (1,. 1, i. 1 10.. d K. W. Dlller !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Melrose Eva Oulnn .Oakland O. F. Prior Oakland rA nt A..E. Stocker Drain 9ni7r Myrtle Jennings Yoncalla i7? 99 Lewis Rltchey Drain AH r Cl mhlal Vnn.nll. JOJ.S vj. .-. . iiici ................ u.ivciiu 281.04 168.17 229.32 142.61 J. E. Harvey F. H. Andrua ' . . C. A. Clemeutu J. N. Hedden .. F. O. Hatfield . . Fred Weatherly W. D. Duke J. A. Wlnnlford H. C. Sherett . . J. W. Ourney . G. U. Holblg . . . Roseburg . . ..uikton ... . ..Elkton ... . . .ScottBburg . , . Roseburg . . . .Scottsburg . . .Oakland . . . . .Wilbur . . . ...Gardiner . , . . Reston 457.38 203.75 305.14 121.16 250.47 137.90 194.05 137.62 144.67 142.32 " u; no Wilbur 162.02 166.42 Mill. aJUIlll OIII311U1I uujn . rn . R. R. Clark Millwood 1 2 W. N. Moore Ruckles S. A. Roser T I- T7t ri .. rlnlln A JUI11U ATI. OJ1UII v.oiia 79 M. Campbell Cleveland ' To, 7n H. W. Jones Myrtle Creek i7(iKq J. H. Jackson Myrtle Creek ' "' J!,!; Geo. W. Dlmmlck Kellogg ibi 79 W. A. Newton Myrtle Creek 17B21 J. H. Marsters Looking Glass ... ii'io rauuic ai.jiucu. .ubfici 17700 to t a -I.... n, .!.. 111.05 151.72 161.72 F. J. Anlauf Curtin u. m. 1 I1UI11UO ............. nuwiui .'.,..., 12116 A. F. Cole Linpqua " ina da 'Mrs. J. H. Short Drew . . .' Ir74 0 8 iruugiur wants iiukuuik . Floyd Coltelt Gardiner . . T. C. Johns Glendale . Lester Blakely . . .-. Oak Creek 135.55 128.20 165.82 135.55 C. W. Huddleston Elkton ' iisa' r n. ..,, 'O'- IO J. O. Gunter Gunter Ernest Lease Glide ... H. L. Engles Peel ... Will Q. Brown Riddle . nt.aa1 rnnn Rnanlnte Mrs. F. O. Lange ... .Camas Valley 1 1 '. 184! Arinur wumer oaiiipsuu 158 77 A. E. Lovelace Elkhead ' 142 32 C. T. Brown Roseburg '......"!!!! 177 88 .1. R. Kenny Leona '...;!!' 20176 128.20 156.42 135.27 360.98 184.64 64 K. A. Miller .Glendale 691.36 Sal lie Long Yoncalla 168 19 S. C. Quant Oakland 123 60 J. T. Miller Yoncalla ' 168 19 E. W. Letsom -..Yoncalla , . 149i37 wm. A. wroe uuruiner 133 91 Mrs. Mary Powell ''. .Tyee , , i2b!s6 Oeo. U. Madison . . ivenogg 123.60 it, 11. Inelps rjmion 156 42 N. A. MnCulloch Roseburg 154!37 Sarah Dnlley Sulphur Springs 116.45 Edith B. Thompson ; Yoncalla 14232 Mrs. u. w. l-ianks ..rerans jgi 42 A. J. Gross .Oukland 13291 W. A. Norman Drew 126 86 V. H. Brown Wilbur 132 91 Mrs. T. K. watKins mncnesier 20110 C. L. Hamilton Oakland 187.30 O. T. Ledgerwood i . Myrtle Creek 130.65 M. J. Towne Gardiner 144 67 H." W. Hunt .... . .' .Oakland 137.62 E. L. Rice ;.. Dillard 168.19 H. J. Rltchey urain 168.19 Daniel Campbell : .Gnrdlner 136.27 W. T. Pond Yoncalla ;. 128.20 Wm. Freiind Oukland 130.65 Maggie Roberta Gardiner 118.81 John Arsuer Myrtle Creek 142.32 Mrs. W. C. Friend .Olalla 29.86 Chris. Hansen Booth . .' 203.45 Arthur Cloftke Roseburg 161.42 Roy Griggs Comstock 170.63 Lizzie Dolan ; Gardiner 130.65 Minnie Graham VTIIler 154.08 Mra. J. E. Lucas Oakland 128.60 O. W. Gnge Dillard 210.61 Alice Bernhardt Gardiner 137.62 Asher Agee Roseburg 116.45 C. R. Springer Glendale 163.77 C. K. Ward TU'er 123.50 J. J. Hendorer Elkton 142.32 Ella Mpssenger .' Oakland 123.81 C. E. Mnrks Hoseburg 137.91 K. D. Bunch i,...Ash 133.20 Margaret Rone ...Hawthorne 128.50 Hllma Stranne Fernvale Marv Durnani Millwood . A. P. Slack Sutherlln . Perdue . . . N Lewis Divide . .. Peter Jordan .Templeton Wm. Boyd Ada W. D. Goodwin Earl O. E. Dlvllblss Lakeside . 165.82 130.55 184.93 163.48 81.43 48.27 18.99 113.81 38.27 NEW YORK CAFE OK.H , Rotf hurt Cnapier (Ho.tt lloldttheli ren ula.- meetlua iu lit em' 3rd ThumlHT I11 eai'lt Month. V 11 tin k memberi in ffixHl ttaudluR are reieeutfully loTlted to at teud. MM.(Uo K. I1.UCK, W.U. Fkki Juhnbun, bvcreurjr RKHKKAllrt. Ko-pburr Kebetah Lotlxe.No. 41. I. O. O. K.-MfU m tMd r-Uow-Tinunle every TnemUy etenlnp. Vltltinf ilalen aud bretb en MiTlled to attend. Mm. I. I". I.twin M mh. 1klla l.KWtt, t-ecy. Man. Maby K. Vkut, Plnao- elalftei'jr. W OOI'MKN OfTlIK WOKU), Oak ( nip No !.-. Mreui ai ine uaa reuowr hii in htwebura. ererr Int and Srd Moadav Ttnlus. VUltlan uelgbbon always wulrome Robt. E. Smith, C. u. K N. K WAai.Cleik WOMKN Of WOOPCKArT. Mlae Clrrle No. 4V-MeeUon lit and 3rd Monday erenlnu ol each mouih at dd rrllnwi' Hall VliHIiif membvri in good Handing are tn filed lo attitiad. MM. MkY O'rllkL .'. . t'LAai Bvkih, Clerk t nls. 4. Clian Jo. Prop. a. Oiien for business Thursday 4. morning. 4 4. OPEN DAY AM" JiIHT. 4. Meals at All Hoars. 4. Regular Meals 30 cen 4. Chicken Dinner Sundays, from j. 12 noon to 2 p. m. 4 Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh 4. Oysters, Fish, etc., all the time. 4. Cor. Jackson It Washington Sts 4 No one lies awake thinking of your business; out of print out of mind. Tho Presidential candidates are well advertised every four yeara. Ask your neighbor who ran with Hrvnn the last time five out of ten will say they have forgotten and the other five will think a long time be fore they correctly answer. tt ffaie Arundel tun IL MENTAL CTIITRE CLUB WILL, MEET. The first meeting of the Mental Culture Club will be held on next Tuesday, Oct. 11. at 2:30 o'clock. In the Parish House. This will be a social meeting and there will be a literary programme. Those wishing to take the mngazlne work please come prepared. BELLE BURKHART. dsw Secretary. 0 4. CIHI.imKN MI ST 4. j ATTEND SCHOOL. 4. 4 Under the law, all children 4- under 16 years of age must at- 4. 4 tend school, unless physically 4. f. incapacuaiea or a graduate. 4. 4. Truant Officer M. F. Wright J. 4. states that this law will be 4. 4. rigidly enforced. 4. 4" Ayers Hair Vigor 1 Performs MARKET REPORT. Cereals. WHEAT $1. OATS 65c to 60c. HAY Vetch, 14S$16 ton; grain )15$16 ton. BARLEY S3 6.60 ton. LiveHtock. STEERS Alive. 34c. COWS Alive, 3c to 3c. VEAL Dressed, 7c. SHEEP 3 He. HOGS Drensed, 10c; alive, 8c 9c. WOOL Spring, 18c. MOHAIR 30c for 12 Mo. clip and 24c for 6 Mo. clip. POULTRY Mlsed chickens, alive 12c; dressed, 16c; ducks, alive 9S 10c; dressed, 14 15c. EGGS 5c doz. BUTTER. lie. POTATOES New, 1V4C lb. ONIONS 2 3c lb. - CAHBAGE 2V4o lb. HONEY 12Hc16c lb. PORTLAND MARKETS. llutter. Eggs and Poultry, BUTTER Extra creamery, 81c; fancy, 2930c; store, 17 018c. EGGS '"c. POULTRY Hens, 17V418c; broilers, 20c; ducks. 15 10c; geese, old, 11c; young, 14c; turkeys, live, 2021c; squabs, S2.50 per doz. doz. . CHEESE Fancy full cream flats. 17 He; triplets and daisies, 17(g) 176c; Americas, 18 He. Livestock Murkct. Th following Is the general range of livestock prlcea In the yards: CATTLE Best steers, weighing 1200 pounds, $5.50; medium steers, 4.505.00; best cows, $4,25 0 $4.65; fancy heifers. 4.75$5.00; medium cowb, $4.00; poor cows, $3.00; bulls, 3.00$4.00; stage, 3Q $4.00. CALVES Best, $6.50; ordinary, $5.60. HOGS Best east of the moun tains, 10 $10.40; fancy, 9$19; stockers. $9; pigs, $8. SHEEP Best wethers,' 84; ordin ary, old. $3$3.60; straight ewes, $3 $3.50. i Hops, Wool and Hides. HOPS 1909, choice, 1215c; prime, 12c; 1910 contract. 13o. HIDES Dry hides. 16 17 Ho lb.; salt, 6c lb.; dry kips, 16j.l7c; groen, 14 15c lb. WOOL 1910, Willamette Valley. 16 18c; Eastern Oreeon, 1417o. 25c each; short wool, 15 50c; med ium wool, 60c$1.00 each; long wool, 75c$1.25 each. SHEEPSKINS Shearing. 100 MOHAIR Choice, 3032c. TALLOW Prime, per lb. 3 04OJ No. 2 and grease, 2 2 He. Gruln, Flour nnd lluy. WHEAT Track Club, 83c; forty, fold, 84 85c; turkey red, 82 83c; Willamette Valley, 84c. HAY Producers' price Tlmo I thy, Wlllumtte Valley fancy, $20 ,$21 ton; Eastern Oregon, $22 0 &a per ion; mixea, gio.Du; clover No. 1, $15f(7$16; wheat $16 $17; cheat, $17$18; alfalfa, $17.00. Phone 198 Hi Orcssin? facial Itef Hair and Scalp Treatments, Manicuring, Methods modem and up-to-date, charges reasonable. All we ask is a trial. EXCLUSIVE NECKWEAH PATTERN HATS The Roseburg Beauty Parlors Roseburg-Marshfield and Roseburg-Myrtle Point Stage Lines Stages leave Roseburg fo r lnilli points at 0 a. in. dully. Office and Stables Corner Roso and Washington Strccta. C. P. Barnard, Prep. YOl -LI, NOT HE SWAMPED with future repair bills If you buy the right kind of lumber ut the stiirt. Even If you. had to pay more It would bo well worth while. But you'll find that you don't have to pay more ir you buy your lumber here. Ask any builder In whom you have conlltleuce. f.EOMA MILLS LUMBER CO., dir. Pine and Oak airrata. For Service For Fresh Fruit For Fresh Veget ables and for Lowest Prices on all kinds of Groceries. The North Side Grocery Co. Phona l l'-TO-DATE INTERIOR FINISH for modern houses. Is made rrom the best oak, birch, ash and Dr, such a can be procured of the finest quality and best color, and well seasoned from our large nnd well assorted stock of lumber. We have every, thing In building lumber demanded by builders, which we are selling at prices that we won't allow anyone to boat. Orders tilled for all kinds of frail boxes. T, . The J. G. Flook Co. Rnaehnrc. nreenn. I Htii SERVE HIM A STEAK - sweet, tender and juicy and your bur band will open up his heart and hl poekotbook. Where will yon get wefc a steak T Why right here, of coun W o have the choicest meats In all'thi) Ian If you buy here once your auIOE V." et od-iture- imma, i r, KIf" b0 ne regular? he will be "Sunny Jin," .1 the Un Th Ecenotwp HH4
