ANNOUNCEMENT!
W wish to announce that hereafter we will erve lunches In con
nection with our fountain Beryl e. At any hour you can run In and
let
Hot Soups, Oyster Stews, Oyster Cocktail, Hot Ta-
males, Tea, Coffee, Cbocolote, Cocoa,
Salads Hot Drinks Specials Kvery Day
The Palace of Sweets
PHONE 76 Roseburg, Oregon
PEXDUTON ROVXTMV AT
THE ANTLER'S BATVBDAY. C(U Eraant HmU
ti ... - . .,, cruised by bugrae Man.
l!.on:iS i iuunian will present
uiunou sutures of the 1913-n
' m s champion Kound-l'P at Pen-
UO-IOIl.
BCY8 asototr Pfrim.
DAILY WEATHER RKIORT
SAN' JOSE. Cat.. Oct. 20. The San
1 .. Ilavnlrf on AVAIlttlV Yl A I tA lai
tilt ntl..f'it Theater. 1U """., ' . .
Kus. t.ur,. V :u. ;;. ;. otini8Cliy.carrjiiiisi.iiiiiiimii.so-
Th."iV-" T. J i . ;H i. elated Press rrancnise, was touay pur
!..,' r ,', , U,""J"1'' was held sep chased by E. J. Flnneran. the pro
' '.,, ut, Pendleton. In f ,ho Morn,K Tlnle8 of thiB
I ' in Oregon, at the very edge of f h Kllgclle i)ttly ()uiird
" ' 'tt:i.1 Indian Keservutlon. and K Oregon While It in not
bad mr entries for the uumer- t ronurmHlion 0f the
";tl;;1 """" '"""'"'""Ah.fnV.fact It Is believed the price paid waa
a.V, K ' ""I. ,'V,'r' "f ?. he Sg ! he neighborhood of 1.5,000. It
, ..a.n..i:ly ,.,,.rv ,.S(,,rn elate being " ...,01,i ,h, ,h , nr.
f'T-, nied. : the contestants are . . h M k.,.,,..
n-ryday cowboys and cow-," . . lmblicatlon o( ,h
Indians of the I'matll-i?"' . .. ... .,,,,, m
lam,... .,.i walla Walla tribes. """"' . .'" t . " .V ,7
June, 19 IS. at the rate ot 6 per cent: Th- .. and cowgirls are th';ar, , ,he consideration that the
ner annum, and the further Bum of niot .i t ii m America, competing i p?" .. .,
slity-three and 60-100 dollars, altor-tor hoii.irs. prizes and trophies, none ;'"'B, '' evening paper called
mats sun not. lot inetti i,..1!,.. ,...i.i .u.pr..rm,.rd infli""" : - . ... .,,, .. .
I lie real.
:gr!. and the
u' "'." """t culeu,. office, I ney'e fees, expenses, costs and dls-ot then i,,.;,,.. aid performers. The
iV2iV "nuing 6 a. m., bursements, with Interest thereon 1 Is l :t Kound-l a8 the biggest ever
tod'- Ifrom the 22nd day of September, ! held ani !ior,-. and on the third day
Precipitation In Inches and hun-'l913, at the rate of 6 per cent per was ait.ni,-, by over S.'i.uOO people,
dredths: ' annum, and the accruing expenses on I'art oi.e - Hoiind-rp Town."
Maximum temperature .... C2 said writ, I will sell at public auction Show Inn IViulMon from the sur-
Mlnimum leniperutiiro .. " 4r, to the highest bidder for cash ou I ruiin.liin; hills: arriving for the
Precipitation "' n Saturday, the 1st day of November, j llound-l p; parked specials used as
ToUl precipitation since first of , 1 91 3, .at the hour of one ociock in
1 4S the afternoon, at the main entrance
Normal preclp. for this 'moats' ' to the court house In Roseburg,
2 81 'Douglas County, Oregon, all of the
Total preclp. from Sept. l' to 'd'at. ' i right, title and Interest of the de
.... 2 82 ' fendants and each of them on the
Aver, preclp. from Sept. "l." i S77 ' 23rd day of March, 1908, or at any
n gg tinio since, in and to the norih-
Total excess from Rent l 'i-i " , west quarter of the southeast nunr-
Total excess rrom Sept. 1. u ',,, h0 north half of the southwest
," ', quarter and the southwest quurter
Average precipitation for 3d wet t the southwest quarter of Section
seasons (Sept. to May Inclu- 4 la Township 32 South. Range 6
ive.) 33.08 West 0( u,e Wlllamotte Meridian in
WILLIAM BELL, Observer. Douglas County, Oregon.
I Said sale will be made subject to
I redemption as prescribed by the law
!of this state, and I am commanded
jby said writ to place the purchaser of
isald premises at said nale into the
I Immediate possession of Bald prem-
Notlce is hereby given that In lsea.
obedience to a writ of execution and' Roseburg, 0"Kn- S!,,e" b"V
order of sale lBsued out of the Circuit 1913. GEORflK K. Q
Court of the State of Oregon for .Sheriff of Douglas County. Oiegon.
Douglas County In that certain suit!
entitled 8. H. MorrlB, plalntirf, vs.
lOllzabetli II. Clarke, now Kllzabeth ivnterman'a Ideal Fountain Pens.
H. Steele, and William 11. Steele, romnletc line to select from at the
uei uunupnu, mcicuuuiiio, iiiiu -rfngamire HOOK owiv. ho .
, , WEATHER FORECAST:
Fair tonight and Friday.
N'OTICK OF SHERIFF'S S.LK.
Ing the date of September 24, 1913, H green trading stamps.
lo mts uirviivu, cuiiiiiiiiuuiiifi vu
sell the hereinafter described real
property to satisfy the demands of
plaintiff against Iho defendants, to
wlt: The sum of two hundred sixty
eight and 13-100 dollars, with inter
est from the 22nd day of September,
1913, at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum, and the further sum nf fifty
eight and 80-100 dollars, with In
terest thereon from the 6th day of
Try The
Cafeteria
for first-class meals. Corner Cass
and Stephens streets.
For the School
Ink Tablets. Pencil Tablets, Note Books,
Memorandum Books, Drawing Pao
Prang's No. 3 A Paints, 5c and 10c Paint
Brushes, Crayola Crayons, Inks, Mucilage
Library Paste in tubes and bottles, Rulers
Pencil Sharpeners, Sponges, etc., etc.
OSBURN'S PHARMACY
hotels; the linatilla, Cayuse and
Waila Waila Indian parade; the cow
boy pciuy ra.e; the cowgirls' relay
race.
Pari Two. -Steer bull-dogging con
test i',,r championship of the world;
coulun.v Itouiau siuuding race;
mount, d iiiK-of-war; wild horse rnco.
Part Three. Cowboys' relay race:
maverick race; trick and fancy rld
ing: Walter Seal In the cowboy's
drunk. I, ride; the cowgirls' Roman
slainllui: race; Tlllie lluldwlll beats
Hose II, ... i cil.snn: cowgirls' bucking
contest for championship of the
world.
I'art Four. - Steer roping contest
for the championship of the world.
I'art Fie. Westward ho" street
parade; staueioach nice for cham
pionship ol the world; riding Shar
key, the ll.-'maile bull, etc.; cowboys
quick change race; tho pony express
race.
I'art Six -Full-blood Indian pony
ran.: lull-lilood squaw race: Indian
village: ceremonial and war dance;
fillt-bloo.l Indian relay race; riding
I be buffalo; cowgirls' pony race
fancy ropinir.
I Part Seien Bucking contest for
Itbe championship of the world; draw
lilm for mounts ill tho finals: Couch.
1 f;n in and Md'arthy In the final
' cb;.ni;.i.'us!iip rides.
I The lioiiml-l'p Pictures.
Tin li id-l'p at Pendleton was
Ibmip r and holier this year than ever
1, There were more contest
!:m;s. cow bois and cowgirls from all
nor. who loiiMieied long distances
m lake p. if ill this show which en
ho s a win l.l-w i.le reputation.
In addition to the ililterellt leais
of skill and daring of the cowboys
ii, I cowan-. s. the I'lnatilln Indians
ike i, art ill these sports and pas
time- Ki. Milling possible Is done
to mm fee ii a ii ideal round-up of fron-
,i..r nines The piciiiies this year
show r.oi mil
OPPOSITE HOTEL UMPQUA
PHONE 162
th
fMitll the hi'I
at the staf.ou.
tak.- en" of
.lavs Those
en,nll:!l to go t"
...!ie a reiiew
Mil I. MM
the nor!
hiihl'-S
II the evi'lils that took
r, tin. but Pendleton
special trains parked
ml bow a cliy of r.0i
..ono guests for three
who wem fortunate
i I'eiiilleton will enjoy
while the stay at
an opportunity of
s best Wild West
show.
i. , , ri
I'o-t'.:
Ih'-tn
Th,
pictures were slunvn
ie ll. llig Theater In
re large crowds saw
-o-
th San Jose Times-Star will be is
sued on the afternoon of November
3rd next. The purcnaso 01 me ner-
ald by Mr. Flnneran completes one
of the largest and most important
nowspaper transactions in uie His
tory of California.
Mr. Flnneran purchased the Morn
ing Times of this city on the 10th
of last July and Immediately opened
negotiations with the Mercury-Herald
Company for the purchase of the Her
ald with the sole purpose of combin
ing It with the l imes ana roiurrinu
them both Into an afternoon news
paper with tho Associated Press
franchise. The owners of the Her
ald J O. Haves and his brother. Con
gressman K. A. Hayes, were averse
to selling the publication except on
the basis of the discontinuance of the
Morning Times una us minus '""
in field in favor of the new evening
.,..1.11..,, Hon The transaction was
finally completed on this basis and
arrangements mano mr nnno..-.
Monday, November Jru. nexi.
(.IKI.S! IUIAW A MtMKi
ditlTH TH1WHUN haiii.
Trv this! Hair net tlilcK, kiohkt,
wavy aim oeauinui im
HtM ihiiiiik oui.
Immediately? Yes! Certain?
that's the Joy or H. lour n.ir o
comes light, wsvy, fluffy, abundant
and appears ss soft, lustrous and
beautiful ss s young girl's after a
lianderlne hair cleanse. jui m
this molBten a cloth with a little
lianderlne and careruny oraw i
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. This will cleanse
the hair of duBt, oiri or excci uo
and In Just a few minutes you nave
i.i,i the heautv of your hair.
i delightful surprise awans inose
n.hnm hnir has oeen negieeiou
or Is scraggy, faded, dry, brittle or
i,ln llpnlrlea neauiuvina ino un,
lianderlne dissolves every parucie oi
dandruff; cleanses, purines ana in
vigorates tho scalp, forever stopping
Itching and falling hair, but what
will please you moat will be after a
a few weeks use when you will see
new hair fine and downy ni nrsi -yes
but really new hair growing all
over the scalp. If you care for pretty,
soft hair, and lots of It: surely get a
2.'. cent bottle of Knowlton's Dnn
iierine from any drug store or toilet
counter and Just try It. Adv.
..11 111 11V II A I II tilHI."
HF.MOVF.S hUANWU'FF.
The "nrl Willi lllbllln Hair" Iti-pre-,
nl I'alisiaii Siijie. the Most
lieaMiol anil luviuoi'iitilig
Hair Tonic.
1 f
felSFV'':
We Have Them
The Famous
Sealshipt Oysters
Quarts $1.00
Pints 50
'2 Pint 25
SOLID MEASURE
Louis Kohlhagen
Phone 19 107 Cass Street
dMlff
the Ii.
If
lie- s
Ncei:
,,l,d
. .it-,. surely removes dan
wuh one application makes
ir s,,:i . wavy and abundant. It
, mis and Invigorates the
In this country beech is the favor
ite materia! for wooden snoes, me
manufacture of which has reached
considerable proportions in the I tit
led States, according to the liepl.
of Agriculture, which bus Just issued
a bulletin on t In' use of wood. These
hoes, tho department, says, ri
from f.il to T.i cents a pan ano .in-
.......i r,. i w,. venra. They are worn
bv those who "have to work in cold
wet places, such as tanneries.
breweries, and livery stables, aim "
workmen 111 steel mills aim gi.i
factories who must walk on hot
grates or floors. Farmers, too. are
lassed among the useis.
oil 1:.
.,;. 1:
,-t tod. I
iLitidriiff it Is because
dry and flakes off.
alp w th Parisian Sage
di .appears.
Mini the Ited Cross
Mi cent bottle -It
.-..l -i alp needs. Paris-
l r-tOl'S itching head.
,. di -. ness, iumicdiatclv
l- iiT, makes the scalp
., -i ti,e hair that en-
! In .ni'y you desire.
trade mark - the
,. ib mi Hair "- -It Is
lot"-
I nit SAI.K.
in v
v'.IV
tines
;KJ1.
2-e per bu. on
east of Illxon
C. I.. Oldham,
dsw
DAltK DAYS.
Arc lnys of SufferitiK Tliey Are Hi
coining HrlghUT for Homo
Host-buric People.
i- kl'-hen or a heat
- n. ay be had at a
.:,, at the Koscburg
i 1 I Jackson Btreet,
Many "dark dnya" from kidney Ills.
Ilackachc, headache tired days;
I'rlnnry troubles makes you
gloomy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have proven
their worth.
llavo been tested by many kidney
sufferers.
They are endorsed by Kosoburg
Mrs.' A. E. Carroll, 302 K. Wash
inDinn qi lincnhnrff Ore., savs: "Ha
and on for years I suffered from kid
ney complaint and spent many ils
and nights In misery from pains in
my back nnd other disorders. I be
came Irritable and nervous, bad dly
spells and thorn were spots floating
vocal mm
Orders taken for China painting.
Mils Kubey McElvaln.
Mrs. l,oul Grant visited In Rose
burg yesterday, returniug home last
evening.
C. Cornutt returned to IHilard yes
terday evening, after visiting here
for the day.
Misses lllanche and Helena Kiddle,
of Kiddle, are In this city for the
teachers' Institute.
Miss Heat Nee. who was In town
from lilllard yesterday, returned
home last evening.
J. J. Sterne, of the Melrose school.
Is spending the week In this city at
tending the Institute.
Floyd Watson and wife, of Oak
land, are visiting in this city during
the teachers' institute.
MiiiH Ophte Saguberd arrived from
Drain last evening for a few days
visit here with friends.
Mrs. F. E. Dodge returned home to
Dillard last evening, after some time
spent visiting in this city.
Mr. und Mrs. c. K. Henry returned
last evening to Dillurd, after a day
spent libiiiug in this city.
P.. 1. Towuseud was in from Kid
dle yesterday on business matters.
returning homo lust evening.
Mrs. Joseph WolBh, Mrs. J. H.
Koyer and her daughter. Josie. re
turned home last evening to Kiddle,
alter a day b visit in Koseburg.
Famous Columbia Phonographs
aud records for sale at tbe Roseburg
Furniture Co., 114 Jackson St., phoae
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. l.use and Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Pearson came over
from Sutherlln last night tq attend
"lhe Lure" at tho Antler's Theater.
Oscar Nelson, of Grays Harbor,
Wash., was visiting here yesterday
and looking over this locality. He
lull today for Marshfleld for a brief
visit.
Dr. L. Taylor and wife arrived here
yesterday evening from Sliver City
V ,M., nnd will visit here several
days with Mr. aud Mrs. L. K. Mill
edge.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Nelson, of Sent
tie. left here last evening for the
south, after a day's stop In this city,
which t hoy admired Immensely for
its many improvements.
(ias light comeB nearer to the
quality of sunlight than any other
artificial light: therefore. It Ib easier
on the eyes for reading purposes.
This Is a scientific fact.
W. A. Mullock, state foreman of
the Brotherhood of American eo-
men. arrived here last evening rrom
Salem and addressed the local chap
ter at their hall last night.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Chastln, of
lleaiener. Okla.. arrived here last
evening and will look over this com
munity with reference to tinning a
siillulilo location for their homo.
Everything that you can possibly
desire In tho way of house furniture
can be found at the Roseburg Furni
ture Co., 114 Jackson St. Phone ijv.
Ceorge K. Meyers left for Kiddle
yesterday evening, after a day spent
here transacting some business. Mr.
Meiers had just returned from n visit
of several months to Minneapolis.
Just arrived, new Finnan Huddle
and Kippered Salmon at the Dee Hive
(of course).
There will he a dunce at the Look
ing lllass hall Friday evening, Oc
tober 24th. Supper at Hotel Howard.
All uro cordially Invited. daw
Sen D. II. Marsters for plumbing
and hot air heating. Work guaran
teed. Jackson street, phone ifi.
If you have your money ln,Testod
in Ruseburg. If you get yosir wages
here buy Koseburg bread. aov
(live vour friends u hand-painted
Minus gift. Art Fiuporlum.
tallies' fine leather handbags at
reasonable prices at the Roaoburg
Hook Store. We give n. m. ii. groeu
trading stamps.
For the best cup of coffee In Hoie-
hnrR. try the famous uorona mena
lit I.ewll Kestaurani. iwo mwnt vnoo
Terracotta cbltneey pipe, shoaldst
InlatB, tees and caps now In stodk at
Winnie Oaddla's. the plumber.
You merchants that eat bread NOT
made In Koseburg. don't ask others
not to patronue mall oraer uousea.
AST
y.U'OHUL J l'KK CENT.
ANVselnhtflaTfpdialortror.U-sJmllailntlcruodMsjRrt'iia
luigUrStiuQfamilJJowii
GISMfl
ftotnoles DitestionCiftrui
ness and (teX-Contalns rteltta
Opuru .Morphine tiortiiicral.
aui nasi u i ii.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
Annfrrt Rcmr dv forComfti-
Hm, mirlmn.'irh.lltarrlera
Worms jTororasinris jwnma
ueasondLos&OFSrJU'P.
ruSima Sinalurr oT
NEW YORlJi
AAtT
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
m-k I I II I SS BSSSSSSS H SBBBBSS BBJ
Easel Copy of Wrapper. vnasnrruievMeun, mimnHi
SOUTHKRN PACIFIC TIMK CARD. ' of seven hundred and titty dol
lars, attorney s lees ana tntny-oa
and 60-100 dollars coats snd dis
bursements, with Interest from the
22nd day of September, IMS, at tk
Leave
7:40 a. m.
2. in p
1:10 p.
Korthboand.
Name
Shasta Limited . . .
Overland
Flyer
Port.-Olendale loc i 8:10 a. in.
SonthboosiiL
Shasta Limited ...11:31 s. m.
Overland 6:10 s. m.
Flyer 9.4 6 A. m.
Port.-Cileudalo loci 6: 5a p. m.
costs and expenses accruing on sail
I writ of execution, I will sell at publle
I auction to the highest bidder for cask
! at the main entrance to the court
' houe, Roseburg, Oregon, on Satur
day, the 1st day ot November. Kit.
at tho hour of o'clock In the sf-
LTiVh- ,IL. is: .FA " : ternon, all of the right, title and In-
... ... . . i torest i
Is the leaving time of these trains,
Noos. 14 nnd 19 do not carry mall
out of Roseburg.
NOTICK OF HHKKIFF'H BALK,
torest of the defendants snd each ot
thorn on the 14th day ot July, IMS,
or at any time since In snd to tk
north half of the nortk kalt ot Bee
lion 24, In Township 31 South, Rang
4 West of the Willamette Meridian,
and lota three, tour, five and tk
VMd Id l,n,.l., nl.-nn I I. a t I n I HOIll llUQSt OliartOr Of thS nOrtkWSSl.
obedience to a writ of execution and quarter of Soctlon , In Township It
order of sale IsBued out of and under j South. Range 7 West of the Wlllam
the seal of tho Circuit Court of the etle Meridian, and containing : ISs.lt
State of Oregou for Douglas County, , ncrea, according .to me unuea
In that certain suit entitled W. M. Government Burvoy, and all BltnalS
Henderson, plaintiff, vs. Arthur P. I In Douglas uouniy, uregon.
IlendorBon. Kathorluo M. A. ilonder- Said sale will be made subject to
son, Walter A. McClure, as trustee In redemption aa proscrlbea Dy ins lews
bankruptcy or Arthur P. Ilenaorson, ot mis siaie. im i
bankrupt, and the eomiuunlty proper- by snld writ to place Into tns pos
ty of the marital OBtuto of Arthur P. session of Bald premises tns pur
HendorBon and Katheiino M. A. lien- chaser thereof at said sale.
derBon, husband and wife, bankrupts. Koseburg. Oregon, .P'IJSSI. '
und K. K. Kbbcrt. defendants, to mo inn. OKOROB K. QIHNB,
directed, commanding mo to sell tho sheriff of Douglaa County, Oregon,
real property hereinafter described to i
satisfy the demands of lhe plalntirf o
against tho defendants, to-wll: the (r you hnve something to sell nss
sum of twelve thousand, three bund- , d , th. r,w.
red eighty-two nnd 22-10(1 dollars.) wa"' ao " ,
with Interest from tho 22nd (lay ol
Septnmher, 1913, at the rate of 8 per
cent per annum, and the further
For goou printing of oil kinds Tha
Review slways leads.
Ii, .en rat" vour home with hand
painted Chun. Art Kinpolium.
Douglas County Creamery butter
only .jc per two puiiud square. Ask
FREE
Thursday Friday Saturday
With every dollar or more purchase of coffe
of ostimi, any flavor, free. Itucular 2.'n-::.".c
one two ounce bottle
oiler.
The CASH STORE
We Save You Money
126 W. Cass Street.
Roseburg, Oregon.
APPLES
Apple, APPLES
Apples
Why uui ui:.V.e Cider and Vinegar
Out of ur cull Apples with a new
Mitchell Cider Press
All Sizes
From One To Ten Bbls. Cider Per Day
J. F. BARKER. COMPANY
Implements anJ Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon
Rice & Rice
l.Y
;c I n vestments
'-. -rs. Honda,
-, 1 loans n.-gotl-r,,T
rent and
Advice on
1m,-ih!ii9 County
- Stork, fruit
: n for Bale,
kinds. Some
k ranches. City
., i '. Minesses for
. insurance at
.-. j all old line
-',.i:.ce for ape
as in mutual
v .i.ifl buy the
, ' . .,;..-t.
r M;is(jnic bldjr
,u: ;. Oregon
before my eyes. I had about given )oir
up hope of getting relief when t ii.uu.ory.
tried Uoun's Kidney Pills. They ari'J A;I r u CD cnt box writing
the one remedy that gave me relief , 1a..r .educe I to Ml rents, and one
,! u,.t m.. on mv feet. I am only ,.,.,, north of S II. green trad-
too willing that my name should be (, Bt.in,l8 freU with each boa, on-
a,..t in nol.lin endorsement or
them. I believe that Doan's Kidney
Pills are the best kidney remedy to
be had."
For sale by all dealers. Price :,0
cents. Foster-Milhurn Co.. lluffalo.
New York, sole agents for tho liilteil
StatcB.
llemember the name-Poati s
nnd take no other.
A CIIANt'F, TO MAKH MoNFV
is vol n spa in: inn:.
only,
ut tbe Koseburg Hook
Store.
We require the services of an a
tive man or woman to look after ti e
local subscription Interests of
ii.imnlllfin f.ood llollM k'-eplliK
Hearst's Maenzllie. Ilannrs Ila7.il.
Motor and Motor lloatu e We j a
a gi nerous rash rominisslun an I
mr.nllili.. ui.ti.rv ulili li is reeulaN'l ''
the work done. II can b" e
mh m. i'i:nii.i: s l MILS StK IAI,
I Illll.W I U.MM. VI AllMOIt).
has been
e of liDld
ne school
VIsitlUK
cordially
tcolii it
.1-y tlie pia
flotil I' " 1.
., A lr...r .-
I,,.U,.,1 to alti-I'd.
Al.i.lK HI.ACK,
I I inn
( iia
hocl
led on i
i:-
Women Wle. iet lly-
it .n.in b" ' Irucl.i-d with
'tli.t..-. " f "" ,'
l". ml..-1 vekl.e.. d-blll'y, (olistl
...,..r.' V !r.'-,' fr, if-'es sho'ild us''
r'Vc"! ltl''''t" ' 1 Klv'' ","''f
,"(, iioll.-.tc '- " Improe the
,,ltn sirei.K'ii
111 spare time or full lit"'', pi't frm ibe '' ..'. , r
preferred. 11 offers an uniiri.i" (!'- i;ie, of Ao-. '-
porlunltv, as manv of our repr. se- ,. ., r ,,.. ri.u no. up '"'"
tatives now earn r,."Oo on a v -,:. M,u..u :,d ... jr !'-
You can do the same. Wrl'e ., :.)", .,- ,., d "' '
.... .....i .ia.u. Phtif M . i t' i" Klct.-lc Hitters, i
lur Mill im II H null n. .,,.- n. n.r- , , .,. ,,,n
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A Roseburg Broom
Will sweep Just as clean and will
no iloiihl wear longer than one made
else here. lly buying our brooms
you are assisting a
Local Industry and Getting a Better Broom
Wo make all km, Is of good broonn
and guarantee them. whUk brooms
at nil tlrgoodn and ilrui; stores.
Fri-n sei'd for planting.
Insist on having a
Roseburg Broom
ROSEBURG BROOM FACTORY
Dry slab wood Page s Is tbe pla'" Bl. tuls.