Roseburg review., May 11, 1916, Image 5

OUR PLATFORM
fl Safety first, liberality next.
Both are essential to suc
cessful banking. If you are
satisfied with our platform,
come and see us. : : : :
The Douglas National Bank
Capital and Surplus $130,000.00
rim DISTKI'T ATTUHXKV.
Kor sale, all kinds of bedding
plants, Canterbury bells, and Pan-!
ama Exposition grade of vanity . I hereby annoume my candidacy
plants. Mrs. K. V. Owen, at Gall's for the ItepublUan nomination for
Confectionery, Cass St.. pbone 4 14., the of fire of district attorney of
LOCAL AXD I'EKSONAL
Try a Mount Shasta at tilU.'
Caicival titles, in assorted
flavors, at The Ku.e.
S. J. Jones returned last evening
from a busiiK'&s trip to Yoncalla.
Come in and try our Strawberry
Bauk Sundaes. I'alai-e of Sweets.
Iteputy Sheriff Halpli Qui lie went
to Kiddle last t-v filing to spml a duy
or two on biuimss.
Andy Vellne, the ladles' and men's
tailor, has moved to J.17 North Jack
son street.
Mrs. Ira Wimberly, of Prain, came
over hi I eveninK for a few days visit
w it h relatives here.
Imn't forxet to stop at the Palace
of Sweets and try a Cherry Uossotu
sundae.
Sheriff George Qui no went to
Drain this morning where he spent,
the day visiting friends. lM. , ... 1ntrnu nf i.nrti:in(l
Notliine like c-ai for a steady who is a candidate for delegate at
fiiO. Ask about the genuine Pea- large i the Democratic National I
cork Hock Springs, at Page's. convention, was horn in Missouri, but
IF'
FOB SALE.
4. Wtst Side
4 stock, fixtures, hortfe, wagou.
4 K. C. benson. Receiver. Kuuui 4.
j. , LoaiiuerciHi liud Biag. .j.
.
Grocery. ill 4.
LOCAL AMI I'KIWONAL
alls.'
. Oouelas Couuty. Oregon, at the pri-
inaiy eiriiiuu iu ue uctu uu .iu; 4
! If nominated and elected, I will
ClcAnntr PrncCinfT ; during my term continue to discharge
Miss Margaret Wicks, of Dole, re
turned home last evening, after a
is 1 1 here with friends.
Dance given by Royal Highlanders
frozen berries at C
Nut puffs, a delicious confection,
at t!ie Kose Confectionery.
U. K. Smith U sitemling a few days
at Grants Pass, Medford and Ash
land. Miss I tort ha Spencer, of Portland,
Ik spending a lew days In this city
with friends.
Ask for a demonstration of the
new power-plus Indian Motorcycle.
P. 11. Utark, agent. 'i'Hi . Oak St
U. J. UoMmtt, of Nofog. left for
his home today, after u few davs
spent in this city.
resident and itrai thing! C. C. Kramer, of Portland, arrived
ol this state for thirty here this morning to spenu
few
Morrow is
life
in Maccabee hall. May U'-th. Oti s crat. has many friends and acquaint
orchestra, 5 pieces. Tickets ."0 cents
Repairing i
the duties o( my office fui'btully and
to the best of inv ability.
Pil. Adv. GKOKOK NEUNER, Jr.
You have been passing our ok- AlTO SXA(lK UNE dE.ot.
tit til iKhmnnl Hntlv nnrl nn liniilir T!
AS EXPERTS
You have
I). K. Hurst, of Myrtle Creek, who
had been a visitor here for several
days, returned lute yesterday.
Mrs. C. 1). Illlii'k, of Myrtle Creek. n the official ballot after his nuiue
has been
lihvsiciatl
y.ars. havinK resided in I'oitlami for day witn menus,
the past twenty years. . he,by innounee myself as a Re-
lone Memo- n,.1ii,.n ran, II, lute for countv Com-
ml.dnnn. at nrintnrv elei'tlnn.
nm.s inrotiisnoiii me siate ami i'i,May ,9ln. j. x. Brumes. (I'd. Adv.)
n. ilaiii lit receive a verv handsome
vote. Me is a strum; advocate of the M. I flood, of St. Joe, Mo., arrived
in.s 'lil administration, and has here Tuesday evening to Biend a few
c loscn for tils slogan. 10 ne nruueu uan uu uusuiesn.
who had spent a few days visitini;
b.-re. returned home yestenlay.
tablishment daily and no doubt ?! ' "
noticed we are In this basinet Z r.n -nrl .t. for Marfh- . Mrs- -.V:. ''',l'j
i : ' r T. ihad spent ttie nasi lew in inii
' field acu all toon uay points, hiko, r,,,,rn,i iw,,n
Uor 1'eel and Millwood, leave O. W.
I Itapp's grocery store, 133 Sheridan
; street. Cash paid for produce along
t ii ' the line.
conciuaea
wnicn a
to bring in that suit
really needs eleaning, but have
neglected to do so.
Foil Jl'STICK OK TUB I'F.ACK.
I herebv announce my candidacy
1,A u,nlill,-tin tikMt tnr the
office of Justice of the Peace for lnB
city, returned Home last evcnuiK.
Marsters lirug Co. are headquar
ters for squirrel poist.n, the old re
liable kind we have made, guarau
teed and sold for years.
MrsvC. K. Ilanning and two child
ren, of luinKlols, who had been visit
ing here, returned home last even-
Let US Save yOU the trouble J'Oeer Cr.ek District, subject to the
, ' . ,, T I will of the voters at the primary
riione us ripni now. e can X election to be held May 19th, HUH
for and deliver. No extra 4 (Vli Adv , CHAS. F. HOPKINS
charge. j
LEANERS 1
Jmpf.rialQ
3-12 N Jackson. Phone
CHICHESTER S PILLS
I lUlft ; Lolat r .... I it A V
I T-iLo ii otliop. It"? of jn-:r
- of '"if '- a -f iii ii;.TPn
yeir.t nuwuf s liest. 5 ilesr, Alv Kelut l
SOLO fir DRLGGISTS EVfcRYWHf RE
The ad '.hat won the $8.00 Mercantl le fountain pen,
Roser.
written by Avery
A Man is Judged by the Mark he Makes
In the World
The ame is true or i fountain pen.
A "MKKOANTIl K" unJs hiehrM in ihc luJfement f cnik-s. It a'wy w.e jooJ.
A ".Ml HCANTII t ' ha-. ..ld prn i!ii n IKKHt'.M point that nrvtr ears oul. a
perfect feed, a ap thai prevents leaking, a orkmanhip that cannot be cxi.elleJ
Get a ''MERCANTILE" today.
A pen thai ha teen tc-teJ Three stle. "Self-hllint;," "Safity,-anJ "Kcfulir"
Price $2.50 and up.
A. S. HUEY COMPANY
Sole Distributors
I hereby announce myself as a
Demot-ratic candidate for Assessor
of Douglas County ut the May pri
maries. K. T. Ashworth. (Fd. Adv).
Sam Starmer was at Yonralla to
day where he visited friends. He Is
a candidate for sheriff at the Koimb-lii-an
primaries.
I herehv announce myself a can
didate for Iiepresent.it ive ou the
Ijemotratic ticKet at the May pri
maries. J. !,. Chanrv. (I'd. Adv).
stand fnr Wood row Wilson and
his policies.'
The Mo. tor believes W'oodrow Wil
son to he one of the greatest Presi
dents the l"nit d Slates has ever had.
and hflieves it would he almost a
calamity to exchange him for a new
and untried man at this time when
we are faring the most difficult prob
lems in the history of our National
existence. Me is therefore anxious
to go as a delegate to the St. Louis
convt'iition ami assist in the re
nomination of W'oodrow Wilson and
in doing what be can for his re-election.
IIM- Adv I.
LOCAL AXD PEHSOXAL
Fisher's flour Ctonnniy Grocer?
Steve Short was over from Wilbur
last evening
Country bam. bacon and lard
Economy Grocery.
Prof. Victor Hoyd returned here
I last evening, after a few duys spent
(at Myrtl
Mr. ami Mrs. S. A. Cotter, of Kn
terprise, who had been visiting here
with the iatter's mother, leit for Ku
gene this morning enroute home.
Cabbage, cauMIlower, kale, Itrus-
sels sprouts and starlet s;ige plants
for sale. II. It. Church, 1 s K. Com.
Ave., North itoseburg. Phone 2s:t.
II. K. .lolin and wife, of Ktigeno,
arrived here last evening and will
j visit several days with the hitter's
; parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Perkins.
I hereby announce myself as a ,
Republican candidate for county j
treasurer at tue primary election
Creek.
1 Mouldings, fancy grain finish,
wide cedar, and cedar posts. Page
j Investment Co.
I 1). Ii. Vorcland. of Portland, ar
rived lu re last evening to pass a few
days on business.
1 A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve
I distress after eating. For sale by
Hamilton Drug Co
to
l.aeey, of St. Louis. Mo.,
burg last evening
few days.
Bidding plants are now ready
Mrs. F. D. Owen, flnriM, at (iall'h
II. It.
rhed in
spend a
May lifth. Mrs. Inez Miliar. tPd. .confectionery store. Phono -114
av-' George W. Lawrence, of Portland,
Miss Mabel Van Puren will give n arih"d here last ewning to remain
recital at the Pi esbyterian Church on a couple ol weeks.
ROSEBURG
HAS "ACRES OF DIAMONDS"
OUR
"Big 4"
Lumber and Lime
Broccoli and Beets
All New and all Bijt Business Industries for this City
Looking forward in 1916 Roseburg sees the brightest
future in her existence among the many new
improvements we expect to get are:
$120,000 Federal building, a S75.000 High School,
5400,000 Lumber Mills, Big Lime and Cement
Plant, Fertilizer Plant, Twenty-five mile R. R.
and several factories.
Advertising
The products of the I'mpqua Valley builded the Big
Broccoli Business here Advertising will build any
Legitimate Business.
The Review is the place for the ad
Monday evening, May 1", at H o'clock,
introducing part of her pupils. The
public is invited.
Presiding Klder S. M. Cheek, of
the M. K. Church, South, who spent
last night here conferring with liev.
C. II. Cleaves, returned to CorvallU
this morning.
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate, inr me iie:iiocraue noun-,g
nation for County v. onimissioner at)
tho primary election to tie held Ma
19. K. W. Long. (I'd. Adv.) '
Hawaiian Coffee, freshly roasted
by us. :i pounds for $1.00, 35c per
pound. Sanitary Cash Grocery.
Mi;s M. Duncan, of Portland, i
rived hr' last e en jug to spend
few days with frit-mis.
Tomato plants, only rtr. cents per
hiindi'-d: good, thrifty plants.
Fletcher & Kverts, JUL' Flint street.
Charles Hrand was in from (Jar
den Valley last evening,
is a candidate for lie
from Douglas County at the primary
election on May 19.
I hereby aiinount myself ps a Re
publican candidate for the office ot
S. S. Hayes, of Los Angeles, :
rived in Host-burg last evening to
lia. s a lew da s with friends.
F.very day Is bargain day, all
Mr. Hrand g'uxis striMty fre-h at the Spot (ash
resentatfve ftasket Grocr.y, IMS V Jackson St
Lafe Kngt'ls arrived from Peel last
e uin to spend a day on business.
M rs. Kit gel;, accoin panted hi in.
Count y Tn-au rcr James1 Sai
County Assessor subject to the lrl-'rf, lhis nionijni: to spend a dav at
mary election to be held May lUth. 0ilk!all, M.hiiiv u here he met
1916. D. P. McKav. (Pd. Adv.i a niimh(.r of vol(.rs."
W. V,. ho.sernian. local S. I
agent, returned last evening from
.springiteid. wnere ne am nueti me ..- n.. . $!.nu. lios.-intrg Cl'janlng
Mineral oi imp lamer. .irs. noss.-r- aU(J jres8ng Works,
man stopped at Cottage Grove.
. tjekt-t j i-irfnin l(:t - MnmlavH nntv- -un
til further notice.. Suits French dry
M rs. S. S. Clark, of Washington,
who bad been v (siting hw Mother.
Mrs. John Sparks, of ( ak land, ar
rived here last evening t' con-ult a
phvsjcian. She bad been ill lor sev
eral da s.
1 John Kernan ami Russell Dunham
have I ft urii'-ii 1 1 oiii Kugtli''. v. hei f
they participated III the examina
tions t j I the Oicgtin National Guaid
The exam illations wen- held Tuesday.
Henry Hateman, of Portland, ar
rived here last evening to spend a
few days with friends.
I hereby announce myself as a
Republican candidate for couuty sur
veyor at the primary election May
19, 1916. Frank Cain. (Pd. Adv.)
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albright, of
Portland, are spending a few days
in this city on business.
Ralph Lane, of San Francisco, ar
rived here yesterday afternoon to
spend a few days on business.
I hereby annjunce myself as a
Democratic candidate for sheriff of
Dfuiirlas Countv at the urimav elec
tion, May 19, 1916. Harry Pcarce.
(Pd. Adv.) j
Charles Frey, of Salem, left fo !
bis home last evening, after a few
days spent here with friends.
S. M. Kelly came In from his ranch
yesterday morning and spent the day
iooking after business matters.
Mr. ami Mrs. Harrv Coodmim
Toledo, Ohio, arrived here last even
ing to spend a few davs with frlendi
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for county corouer at the
Republican primary election to be
held May 19th. Dr. C. H. Wade.
(Pd. Adv.)
A. T. Lawrence, of the Sunshine
Ranch, spent yesterday in Roseburg
looking after various business mat
ters. Deupty Sheriff Ralph Qulne went
(o Riddle last evening where he at
tended a social function given by tli
people of that city.
Rig Bargain Value In dried
peaches: fancy size, fresh stock.
While (hey last, Hi lbs. or more ut
.".c per Ih. People's Supply Co..
wholesale to consumers.
F. Manson White, architect for the
new high school building to be erect
ed here this year, returned here Weil
nesdav morning after a day spen'
at Portland.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didal tor county commissioner at
the Republican primary election to
So held on May 19. W. K. St. John.
(Pd. Adv.)
In yesterday's Issue of the Oregon
Ian there appeared a photograph i
Miss Flossie Kidd, of Roseburg. w h
fs soon to become the bride of Stew
art Mitchell, of Chattanooga. Tenn.
I hereby announce tyelf as a
Republican candidate for the office
of County Assessor, Biibject to the
primary election. May 1 !th, 1 9 1
Cb-rlea F. Roberts. (Pd. Adv.)
Marshfield Times: Miss Helen
Jane II ami Hon came front Couille
and h it this morning on her wav to
her home at Roseburg, called there
bv the illness of her mot her.
To the voters of Douglas County:
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of county school superln
endent, subject to the will of th.
voters of the Republican party. Sec
ond term. Very respectfully Huhniit-
ROSES MILDEW
Sulphur is the cure, and we have the best sulphur
guus made to apply it with. Also have a specially pre
pared sulphur at 15c per pound. The guu will rent or
sell l'rice $2 50, or reutal 10c per hour, per day.
Your ruses will repay attention given. Also use on
grapes or other small fruit.
Have you ever used " Klean-A-l'ipe" for clogged waste
pipes? Properly used a few spoons full will save a
plumper's bill cost only 50c per can, and just as use
ful as "IM11" for cleaning chimneys, at 25c per pack
age. Hoth should be iu every household.
Here are a few more items you should have iu the
kitchen:
Weld-Well, a so'der yon can use for mending small
holes iu tinware without a II ux or soldering copper
15c per tube.
Pitmen's cement a colorless fluid for mending crock
ery, glassware, etc., 10c.
Oroua, the finest cleaner for aluminum and enameled
ware, 15c per cau.
Mystic Mitt, a dishcloth that will surprise you by help
jt will give iu washing cooking utensils 10c.
Churchill Hardware Co., Ironmongers
Did you forget "Air-Vulc" for tube punctures.
lr. Amlrew ('. Smith, of I'uit'HiMl,
who M-nt th' past fi'w daJ in Kos--'hure.
1 f t for hln home la.st ri t n n .
H' WH otlt- of thf rin-ial sM-akt-rs
at ttii- annual st-csinr.s of 111- Soulti
Hin Or-t:on Mrlhal Associatinii, )i'M
h.-r" Tui-Mlay.
l!i-o. K. Ni( hois, commission m.T
chant, will K'larantf th- follow inn
I
t.el. O. C. Itrown.
(I'd. Adv.)
Wrnon Vinson, lu-n linwcll ami J
IM KIiik will imi lu re In a f w
'lav fnr Whltetlsh. Montana, w Imti-
llifv n't to li t -r tin- I'tnploy of n
railroad np'Tatiiii; throiuli thai (it
Tin y w II! It.' thf trip In .Mr. Vi
son's a litomohili'.
I liiTiwith announce my randiila'y
on the Hi r.ulilli an th ki t for the
oClio of Instil Attorney for Ioun
las County. ?n!i!"t to me will of thf
ot'ni at tile rln.ury election to M'
lii-lil May 111. J 'J 1 ti . Ira II. kiddle.
Kroin tin rh-aMst to th-
V. A. Iliiir. iioii i tor of thi- l-'opl flour oti will find our nrl
liiinii-. . -l. t-i.i'. rr .'ii'd fi'ini a ; ,--t on all Kraii-H, lio not In- inrsl
Tinii-H at 1'ortlani . Ii sb .1 m r out '' j"'" " " "'" ..,,,,,,, un.-noi ki.iu
for lielltne until May Mh: Hi ns. moiilh-. 'I'll- l-Mli- 11. a- li in' was- You wi!l find thi- sntni' ouallty f
onlinarv 17c to 1m- Hi.: laiKi lat iaiw-, out or win. I anil Is on uisiiiay
Inns. 17c to IK-: broil' r, 2'.i- to in tin- w imlow ol Simon faro s store.
:nc- fat v;il tue tu llUr: Hood I li'-n-tn atiiiuiince 1111 uanilidai y
huijs. I He to 11 '-s : mutton and 'or ti e lt iubl
lauihs. market .rin-s tj in k r- tums County A"--ur
and hon--t w.-lnhtit. t.-i. K Ni- hols. : ears ex..-rn n
L'"7 Washli tton St . I'ortland, Oie. kn:s has .11.1I1I1
I I'"
rANf.i:its ok nr.AKT
r JJ1 II.':
Co: ln.
1 m nomination for
!.el:e lug t b.tt KVen
i::nir Afe.-mtr CjiI
tl mo to efii'bn'ly
ujt:-s or tfi offic
( I'd. Adv.)
eK lit the 1'eople" S 1 1 f 1 1 ' '(.
P'ioiii in-ri'l 11 i;h Klkiit l-'luiir.
liot
Drafts f''id best h n wp ar
and p'T5irir:. JtiM wiieri thev ar;
moft cl.tiiK'-nju ird tt'fc r' -Ut 1 ts- m
ralMia. ril:ff N- k . Sor M ile or
Kottiedni' an atiar k of H'teiimaiifni.
In pil h ra-ea ar;dy Sloan h I.inin.ent
It Ptlrnulatfn nr' ulation to I'.,'- ?ere
and jtain'nl part Th1 blood flo
freely mid in a xhort time th'- T:ff
ne ami pain bave. Tboe pufier
injt from NViiraUia or Netiralw.
i Headache tll find one or two aj.pll
rations of Sloan Unirneiil will ici
Eratfful relief. The aiconiine p.iin
trw-r way to a tinjflinK nfatiorj of iway, bari
' urn i on nu .diunii ui Tliri- v ina
and le-p I poiibl ;oo5 for N-u- Sijfnatur
ritt too I'rl e at your dr jkk it
M n ll.ii.iilton h;i r-tiirn'-d
f f,t j t 'i' i nil!'' .t nd one ( 'omiiy
,-Olt L-. V. !.. t.- -iie h.'l'l Kpefit a ' niip'e
,,: v I -. t tiii.- the tei in of ' onrl
!,. 1 i, . r I.. i - r. .1 ildi-e .1 W llam
lit,f in 1:.e i'l!1 i t t:oi:t.
GASTORIA
a'fa'ots and Childrea
For Oyer 30 Years
"ill I for brown pa kae IV S f
f'offi-e, , Mill like It. Ifetrielllber
the bit; di ied pea h Rpn ml. Km
vonr ef.fn mi pplv now. I)rie-
ft tnl s the unlv fruit pra it ;iMe fr
'arr iriK into t he mountains. Ten
pound loin or more fam v drjerl
pearlies at '' per lit. Se.. thetu and
c t ihetn at tin- F'eoide n Supply Co.,
I w!iob .--ale t f oriMimt-rn.
vt ir ciiii.ii i on (iiiH
Worms fap rhild'ii fltrnKth, rob
lul l of food and make eliild fretful,
irritated. n-roiifl. Watch stool and at
firt ftik'ii or npl' ion of worm K'e
one half to on; Inentre Khkapoo
(rm Killer, a candy worm remover.
iiw iiiiTnediate ruMiltK. Ik hixatlvt.
I'arahe- and r moven the wormn,
tn.pro'.e it;eifn and general healt.i
of child f'mitiniie ptninif Kitkapo
Worm KUN r until a! nitrm of wormi
are gom. ar. at your druggist.
b ytr--m'
m
PINE APLE
IHAMONO "V" 1MNE ATI'LK in honltbful
and delirinii, ive It a trial und be euuvinied
Neely & Neely
Cut Street.
Opposite the P. O.
SMILE
II 'ith ijmtr fret under a clean table in a well ventilated
dining room, where there are no disagreeable odors to
annoy, and a iroierl; iretared meal before you, yon
will forget your business worries and S.M I LE, and this
old world will smile with you.
WE CAN AND WILL PLEASE YOU
Ufe Cafeteria
Phone fi I
122 Cess
FRESH VEGETABLES
Our stock of seasonable Vegetables
Is fresh and complete at all times. A full stock of
Diamond "W" Canned Goods
Let us fill your order for flour aud feed,
(ardeu seeds of all kiuds.
THE CASH STORE
YOU CAN CHOI' KXl'KNSUS
connlderahly bjr buying your
nieata at this market. Not at
the nacrlflce of quality, either.
You'll find our meats choice,
prime and tendpr. No hotter
to be had anywhere at any
price. Hut we buy direct and
in lnrRj quantities and a-e
thus enabled to save you con
siderable of your meat money.
Ibe Cass Street Market.
Louis Koiilhagrn. Prop.
107 West Cass Street.
AText Sunday is Mother's Day
Bring her flowers, of course,
the very he.it that you can (jet; hut there other things
that she likes, and you will make no mistake to add
a little of the practical to the sentimental, by includ
ing some of our
Choice Fresh Fruits
Oranyi's
ttunanas
Strawberries
Pickens Rrothers
KKKINS 'UILDING
PHONE 19n
Moving Time
Pianos and Furniture, Moved, Packed
and Stored Local and Long-distance
Mauling
II. .1. Demi Transfer and Storage Co.
Ml. Diablo, Utter cement than all the rest.
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