Roseburg review., June 07, 1916, Image 5

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The Douglas National Bank
Capital and Surplus $130,000.00
Oiue ymt upon nit arromit with
thU Imnk, the wnv U iwMmii cI.imhI
fur nc ntvi you tl let ueilitle
to be liml for t'w ItAmlling of jour
IwiiLlnie lmlnes4. We want new
buineo lull never sljslil of tin
nKl. Cimiic and m iin.
STRONG
SAFE
CONSERVATIVE
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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ICLEAHIKG
FOR
,-S PARTICULAR
,A SHOOT
OUR SPECIALTY i,ha
P il? KODAK
I I t" ' ii nnil fhiiiI your
Flsher'j litar ct (tooocr Oroeerr.
Country bam, Hccn tad lard.
Kiouomy Grocery.
.Mrs. .1. !;. Sloan went to Vst
KiTk muniing for u visit wit 1 1
I.'iatlv.s.
Come In and try our Strawberry
Hank Sundaca. Palace of Sweets.
Mip V.ra CanilLell went to 1HI-
);ud tiiii nioruiliK lor a visit with
r-'!i;tiv'!.
SI. Yalrnline briKtMill plant for
r.i'e. II II. Ill mill, Nonh lioseburs.
I'lione 2S3. I
l
C. V. Vo.i,lfi,ril. of the Soldiers'
Home, lefl l!. Is inoinillK for a visit I
at Ashl.n.l. j
Time Sisters Tomatoes. Rood ,
l a.'U. f 1 . 1 ii per dozru. Sunltary I
i'ujIi tiroiery.
i:ir'.!i. Heclstcr: H. P. Hrldiwn,
an.l v.-if", of Oakland, were In the city
nv r :":ir.tl:lV.
1 A. D. S. Dliieatlve Tablets relieve!01' a x-s' at Tortland.
distress after eating. For tale by i .1. w. Cordon, of the Soldiers
, Hamilton Drug Co llo:; e. enl to Portland today to at
.;rs. .1 II. Sparks, of Oakland. .r. '' ,tos,, K",I,VBl
'r'w.rf 1M mnrnlni; fur a visit with ' Mrs. Maude Wilson, of San Kran
' r. I.itiv s in this city.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Try a Mount Rhkata at Oalli.'
Curtains ca.etully laundered
rhone 41'tf-L o; call 532 So. Hlne
Mrs. Haltie llaldivin left for Port
I ind this uioriiliig for a few weeks
visit.
lion't foruet to atop at the Palac
of Sweeta and try a Cherry lioanom
mtmlae.
II. M llaln. J. of llionville, ,nt
Ve.ul.iv eiMilim In the ity with
II lend.
Mouldings, fanry grain finish
wide cedar, and cedar posts. Page
Investment Co.
Fun. re Keiiisler: Junes Klce and
wife, 'of Heedsport. are In Kugene
for a day or two.
Iluv In iiuanlillea. ll.'t wholesale
prices at the People's Supply Com
I'any. V'illi-m lleehe and C. Y. Todd, of
It'ie Soldiers' Home, left this Illuming
filMis to us fo;
KKVKI.OPINti .' I'KINTINO
Itest work at moderate prices.
Kf Minks, Kaslnmn Photo Supplies.
ROSEBURG BOOK CO. i
Ro&eburg, Oregon.
3
Th Ihrifiless mnn who cares
nothing for his personal appearance!
always sleers clear of our establish !
ment. but the progressive business ;
men.
Men Who Do Things
and pride themselves on the neatness
and attractiveness of iheir clothes
are our customers. We make a'
speelaltv of cleaniiiK and pressinc
clothes for particular people. Come
In anil let us clean you up and start
you out on the road to prosperity
and happiness. j
IMPERIAL CLEANERS i
Phone 277 342 N. Jackson St.;
ANNOUNCEMENT.
w nn rtnulrnus of engaging
i. .h olaning mill or manufacturing separator.
business, 1 will offer a one-half In- signor at Farmers" Feed Shed, Rose
terest In my business, with or wlth-i hur(, Oregon.
out real estate. V. L. Dyslnger. . .
Mrs. Howard Perkins, of Portland,
arrived hero lust evening to spend a
few days with friends.
I.afe Kmu'l.i. of Peel, has purchased
a I'ord automobile through the V.
A. liurr agency of this city.
.Mrs. William Partin. of Hillard.
who had hem visiting here with .Mrs.
P. W. Uutter. went home today,
i l'nc ne Uonister: Mrs. I". II Saga
herd and Margaret Sagalierd, of (iar
ilimr. were Kugene visitors yester
day. I Mec'.rcrd Sun: Arthur Ccster. of
Itosehurg. is spending tlie week ill
the city attending to hii.-iness mat
ters. I II. K. Rover and wife, of l.eona.
arrived here this morning. The lat
ter will enter .Mercy Hospital for
treatment.
Judge C. C. Call, or Ashland, who
had been visiting here with his
daughter. Mrs. .1. V. N'ewland, re
turned home today.
I rnbhr.ee. cauliflower, kale, Brus
sels sprouts and scarlet sage plants
for sab- II. It. Church. "IS E. Com.
North ltoseburg. Phone .-sj
l'lor.-nce Walilin. of Medlnrd.
!r-t.irn".l home today after attending
the funeral here of Henry Ireland.
She stepped at the home of Mrs.
H"iuy Snyd t.
I Time Is vaiut.;..e. oe careful you
The D' I.aval automatic oiling rr-am don't almcc it. If you are In need
For terms see John C. oi a new an, - ... --
Ave.,
Ml; :
LOCAL AND PERSONAL. '
Kre-n berries at Uallt '
Child s Floral Patk astor plants,
10 rents dozen. The Herrlck House.
Mrs. H. ti. Wilson and daughter
tent to tlreen ygsterday to remain
intil Sunday.
(let Farina 10 lb. sacks for 3a
ents, at the Peoples Supply Coin
iany. tlrants Pass Courier: Miss Violet
Harmon, of tllendale, is shopping in
vledford.
Yale brand bin Ing. Iflc seller. All
this week, four bottles JTir. San!
ary Cash l.rocery.
Charles Mack, of Kugene. arrived
few
spend
list), arrived Here tins anernoou ioi
a visit with her sister.
V.. S. r.-.lmei'. of Central Point, ar
r'ved I ere last evenir.it to spend a
f; v dav s on business.
F. A. Il.'iv.is, who had been at Oak
land to look after his rancti, re
turned here last evening.
Mrs. Ada Tharp left this morning
for a visit with relatives in I'ortlanii
during the Rose Festival.
O S IlranilotitiiiiK. of the Soldiers'
Homo, went to Portland today to
enjoy the Rose Festival.
Miss liollie Smith, who had been
I .'iii IiImb at Salem, returned here last
cM'liing for her vacation.
Mrs. Katherlne Neate returned last
evening from a visit with her sister.
.Mis. Stephens, at Oakland.
John Husenhark, or .Melrose, spen:
the dav in the city looking alter
various business matters. J
, ;n ii..i...i .n.l iinhliv nnr. ! ' days on business.
or in. and Mrs. It. M. Hrumticld, are
home from a visit in Coles Valley.
I lr. K. II. I'tewart spent last night
at Drain, where he was called into
consultation by a physician of that
city.
Mrs. Ccorge Yelland. or Marsh
field, returned today after passing
a week or two with relatives anil
iricnil.i.
Ilaiher. or Portland
ast evening for a visit
Dr. 11. J. Ilacher, and
YOU OWE IT
To your community to patronize its
Industries. We do not expect you
to do it unless the product is equal
ly as good as the foreign product,
but we believe our bread to be the
equal of any. Let us convince you
by a trial.
MODEL BAKERY
Ce-ss Street.
People Are Now Beginning to Say
That EDISON HAS THE ARTISTS
A-n.and Vecsev and his Hungarian Or, lustra play at the fashionable
R1h0.heM: New York Ci.y Kdlson has the
folloili" a'lisis: 1.,'crezia Pori. Julia Hemic!,. Jacques I rlus. Alice er
161 "rhomaschalmers with the Huston Grand Opera Company, who are
at pres. nt touring the Pacific t.oast.
- , Miss Christine Miller Is with the
Iteed Miller is in concerts, while
Madame .'.lelba. ,. v,
r., qnnrano. member Metropolitan Opera, New lork
C'n Jr uJ1!;y.r.'..taS"rano. Pohemian Dramatic Soprano, has a;,,, are,,
in leadingmusi'al centers of Kuropo r.J at the M.tiopontan Opera Hoas",
N'W (Tlovannl Martlnelll. Tenor, member Metropolitan ; ra Co.. X. V.. a
luSXlX llungirian VP.linist, one of the forem.,,
philharmonic Orchestra.
(luil. In Ciccolini is ill concert with
Anieri-
old time, see the busy wauiiuiaKer,
I. T. Ilrvan.
II. II. Poll nbaugh. or Canyonville.
was admitted to Mercy horpital today
win-re V." is receiving medical Ireat
ment. lie is being attended by Dr.
Ceo. K. Ilouck.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. SiVearingen.
f.-vme'-lv of Sioux City. la., arriicd
in U.cebai g today and later went to
visit friends at Myrtle Creek. Thev
are inspecting to make this city their
inure location.
William Currier, of San Francisco.
t .-..!i,lii.i. a vacation In this city
u it'h h s mot her. Mr. Currier has
l....n n street cat' colliluclor ill Sail
Francisco lor several years, lie was
formerly engaged In the confection
ery business here.
Knc-ne Cuard: Miss I.yda Hell
arrned in the city this morning from
Oal:lar.d. Ore., where she has been
teaching school lor the past year.
She is s;u tiding the day visiting at
the Dil'.a f lamina Iri'l'C before going
on to her home in Salem.
! On Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
dav evenings of this week, in the
M E Chur.h. the June recitals of
the lleinline School of Piano Music
will he given. The program will
bee'.n at S o'clock sharp, and a cor
dial invitation is extended to every-
j one.
Dr. Ilouck today rerel.td a re
qiie-t for hi? tirtiele on "Tw Might
Sltep," which I." read before the re
: c nt i.i' .'tinu of the Southern Ore
gon Mi di. 'ill .Vsso -iat ion here. The
arri le will be p'l'ilished In a medical
magazine at Portland some time next
month.
' (Ir.i'lts I'i'-s Courier: Misses Wiil
nl.'red Fin-Id cud Vivian Ishaui, and
Walla-e Nile . reliirneil to.lry .roni
Koseleirg. where thev att. n.'ed a
co:u"iition of the K. worth League.
I.. ; ler D.ic wini to Portland from the
i i:ieaiioa and v.-P! witness the rose
show A leoit profltalile lliietlllg Is
r.'i-ort' .!.
Me Hi rd Trileiae
. - v , have le .11
it .1 le ,11 ..rt:n
French Operatic Contralto.
el! known te
tenor, one of
:!. t sen'T.
.1:10 of i lienom-
llving vioiin players.
Marie Deliia. Contra.to.
l'roa.1,' i nnncl. Tenor, great Italian lyric oper
,k On"!"fn. operatic soprano, well known both In
A",rovvlenr Smack. Pari.one. Paling comer, lactone.
Tooti Pakas Hawallans. iiawau.ni -ies.
Aliek l.aud-r. S. otti.-h liarn-ter. si. . er o. - " ' i
Ellen lleaih Yaw. Soprano, American cooi-.tina :
nil high notes.
New York Military Hand.
Fdison Concert Hand.
National Promenade Hand, ami
Sodcro's Hand makes records for
records.
American Symphony Orchestra.
i Ilee.l ir. hi stra.
: Jll.!s Society Orchestra.
Venetian Instrumental tjuartet.
American String uuarltt. are a f
records for F.dison.
Albert Couturier, one or the grt;.,0st living corn
A'so hundieds of other fine artis's are
be gr.
Mi. di.ii
A I and of gy.i-;ii-
in all kinds
:. ,n ..ri:ieri! Calilorma are
I lo M :i il this ei'V the i lid or
It. They trade Iioi'm'S and
P' s, it T I it a. i ol ding to polic
a t.oieh o Hilt. Ti;ev will
t,- 1 vv itli i .at. i'it.g Old- rs ilil-
iv i! pun t 'if ir arri v al.
-i.:;i it; m ws '.pi:i:ii'N i
n v... d.eiPt tie evidi
I;. . .e.tii g e.l:el',
,el . ill veril v l!:is' b'r g
K ll'on. and thev nr.- real ban 1
and
of tl;
1st
111 Is
at
Edl.en Dlamo"d Di-c Phonei-r.ti.h Ceuie in and t'ar in' ii a.
of Sweet an 1 be convinced that Thom.-s A F li"' n ;o a
lint, has not failed whm he made the mnderfel Kdi-en 1
the
Pa ace
iv - leases trie
pond Ili?e.
S I I ... '-'. I-' I':'?' r St . II.
1. .iu. s..-: I have b" n 'al' " I
It: !!. ' : ini'lf tot a n.l :: r
v.-- is At I P e
-M'f ! t I . all I
nop
1 1 'O'liili lev I. ell..', s. I
ili a s j of di:n -s .'.nd I
-t er. ov r i: ' o it las ini: 1
i i Vt, : t i s p pit- from f
l;n I l .al Hoi;, s Ki.ln-v
Mrs. J. J.
arrived here
with her son
family.
li. K. Smith, editor of the Tax Lib
erator, will return here early next
week, according to letters received
this morning.
Mr. anil Mrs. II. K. Murphy, ol
Meillortl, passed through here today
enroute to Portland by automobile
They slopped last night at the (Irani!
Civil Engineer M. II. C.ermond
went to Myrtle Creek yesterday,
where he is still working on the
power site project contemplated by
that municipality.
William Markee. son of R. C. Mar
k.e. Commandant at the Soldiers
Homo, left for Portland this morning
lo visit with his brother during the
Hose Festival.
Mrs. M. .1. Tenia her, mint of Dr.
L. A. Wcllr. whose wedding to Mis-l-'lorence
Lilbiirn occurred here last
i v. iiiii left for her home lit Port
land this morning.
Mrs. John M. Thull, formerly o!
Calgary. Canada, has arrived here lo
loin her husband, who Is employed'
as a SomlK rn Pa'-ific biakemali. with
l eadiniarters In this city.
Ilev. 1. W. Trites. or Sutherlin.
left this morning with his father
W. 11. Trites. for Canton, Illinois
Thev will visit relatives at other
points while the latter will after
wards remain there vvheie he ha
mad his home.
liiuh Flight Floar is receiving tes
tlnionials voluntarily given from
pleased users. The percentage oi
repeal orders are the best Indications
hate that High Flight Flour Is
just what is claimed for It. Hood
lliead Flour, 'let It at the People's
Supply Company.
Kicae (lil.H.I: K. L. fliles. of
Rosebiirg today Hied suit in Cln ul;
Con it of Lall" County ana Inst A
II II ilii: son to re over IL'.T.., all. g.'i:
lo I..- due en a note vita -hiiient pro
Cecillias follow llie summons. II. I.
.K.t.lv. of Hos' bing. is attorn' v lot
the plaintiff.
M.s K P II. ill". l. Mrs. Connelly.
'an." Mis Carle . M tor the Fast to
da". Mr Conli'lly will go lo Tin
1'a'ls. Idaho. Mis Carle will go to
! ln.tl... N Y.. and Mrs Hall. mi will
ivl-it relatives al Mountain Home.
, Idaho. an.l at Omaha. N'
: braska 1 roni Mo.i'iialu Home the
latter will be a- . opipanied by Mrs
W C. Halloil. Thev will also ru
Willi Mrs. Caile 'llie return tiil
I will be made by al of In liver anu
of O.'. n.
I Don I go to tie , ;io s to buv voni
e-'s,iit w li-n you 'an g' t lb' v
j at hup e I handle the ram
t go.e:. ali'l . a ' , i " n e
' i 1 ad years of -v ; ''
.it;es. and alwavs
l ere last evening
lavs with friends.
J. C. lllgger. of tlrants Pass, ar
rived here last evening to spetltl a
ew days on business.
S. M. Calkins, of Portland, arrived
in the city last evening to spentt a
few days on business.
V. 11. DeVarney. of Portland, ar
ived here last evening to spend a
few days on business.
Nothing like cual for a steady
Ire. Aik about the genuine Pea
ock Rock Springs, at Page's.
ll,.hert T llland. of Denver, is
spending a few days In the city. He
Is registered at the l nipnua.
Mrs. J. W. Tynan and son went to
Portland yesterday, where they are
attending the Rose Festival.
Clark Hargar returned here last
evening after a couple of weeks spent
it lllamette Valley points.
F.very day Is bargain day. all
iooiIb strictly fresh at the Spot Cash
lasket Orocc.y. 238 N. Jacksou St.
nranls Pass Courier: Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrenco Neuner, of t.lendale. are
ipeniling a few days In this city.
The "Den of Sweets" now open for
lusiness. Soft drinks, ice cream and
andles.. 11. A. Ilunsaker, N. Jack
ton street.
F. S. P.oolh. or San Francisco, nr
ived here last evening to spend a
lie is regis
ered at the l'inpiua.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurinan Kdwards,
ot New York City, are spending a
ew days in the city. They are reg
stered at the I'mpiiua.
llargaln Day Mondays only nu
ll further notice. Men's suits French
Iry cleaned. $1,110. Rosebiirg Clean
tig and Pressing Works.
Miss llessie Clough. ot Canyon
.llie, returned home this morning af
ter a few days spent In this city. She
attended the Wells Lilbiirn wedding
here last evening.
The ladles or the M. K. Church,
suuth. will hold a window sale oi
Home cooked articles Saturday, June
I nth, at the Sanitary Cash llrocery,
Marshall's old stand.
Marshrield Times: ('apt. N. .1.
'oinwall, of (lariliner. accompanied
b-v Miss A. M. Cornwall anil Mrs.
Kva Robinson, left on the Atlelim
his morning for llerkeley.
St. Valentine llroccoll plant
trow n from imported seed for sale by
nipiiua Valley Fruit I'nlon. (live
.our orders now and be sure of se
urlng the best plullts.
Fred Hatisnen. of Kugene. arrived
here last evening to spend a few
days on business. Mr. Ilanssen is
collllecled with the Southern Pacific
Company and Is well known In this
city.
A home talent play will be given
it the Melrose (iralige hall on hat
inlay evening, June IU. by the Dix
invllle (iralige. Title. "A Soldier of
Fortune." Admission, children l.'.c.
nlltlls -."if. Kverybotlv come.
GO
ULD
Storage Batteries
How are your batteries? Are they not
ready for replacement? Don't get caught
with light out, when you can get the
famous'GOULD" that furni hes a light
that never fails.
The best is the cheapest always, and in the
Gould you have a battery that will stand
the test of use.
Allowance for old batteries.
Churchill Hardware Co., Ironmongers
0
m
Jeviej,!!1! '
1 'iiffi
Over a
Million in
Daily Use
See this New Suc
tion Feed
Separator
On display at The
Douglas
County
Creamery.
rv sain'
t'-n. I llilV.
in th. larii'
uij'lctl in t ti
Sheriff (Ivota1 Quino wtnt to I'oit
n ml last evening lo utlt-nd tin n
rest mil. Ho will imrtMiiat.' in thi
hirilis' phi'.kIm in be hrhl lhtT lo
morrow, aw well an attend liu- ofl'i
en;' convention.
Mih. .1. t. l'at(ii;tr. of l'erlni', who
iaL heoa teachfiiK tlnre for the past
everal years, left this afternoon for
Ph inawa. Sde wns a onipantei)
Miss Marie Mann, who ts ronnecte.i
with the H-hbolti nt the latter plu e
(Hi Wednesilay, Thuisday arxl Krl
.lav fellillKS of Hits week. In the
M . K. rt-uieli, ttie June re.ltalH if
the lleinliiie S hool ot Piano Music
will tie fciven. Ttie pronrain w ill
beKin at K o'clock harp. ami a -or
dial invitation Ib extender) to everyone.
.1. II. Zurdier, fonnelly C(niie'terl
with the ( ommerciHl Atistra't Com
pany, of thtM citv. I. nt for the past
IK months of I'oitlaml. was ninoim
those who took the Chapter I'eyree
at tlie recent meetlflK of the (iranrl
Chanter, lioval An h Maont, tiel.i
at Alhany.
The lirown I'a kaKe In The H-ei t
of the ltiof)-rale pn e of I. S. C.
Stet-I Cut C(Mee. It cost h uhont 4c
N'eH to park n pound 4n the pan h
merit lineil package than in
can The coffee arrive fr
ttie roast c-r ahoiit twice a weeK ;
hen'p vnii iel the lnt, the fre-ncwl
and the moft rea-onahle oft'e In
the hrown pa-kae. ::..c at th
pie b Supply Company.
FRESH VEGETABLES
Our stock of seasonable Vegetables
Is fresh aud complete at all times. A full stock of
Diamond ,'W" Canned Goods
Let us fill your order for (lour and feed.
Garden seeds of all kinds.
the: cash store
V(i cax riior kxikskh
considerably by buying your
meats nt this market. Not at
the flacrificfl of quality, either.
You'll find our meat 8 choice,
prime and tender. No bettor
to be hud anywhere at any
price. Hut we buy direct and
In Urife quantitloa and ae
th us cnnhled to save you con
alderahle of your meat money.
The Cass Street Market,
Louis Kolilhgen, Prop.
107 Writ Cass SCrect.
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Tell us What you Breathe
. trni irr'If t?ll tnn uhttt fon irf - II V. strong, iu rfnmu ft.
en f hii xi it si ir. 'mm hveut hi n 4 frrii , rlrnn mr; or tfiitr
fhf cfifiosit"-. 'torn, hrrtitiiiu g tlir thist linirn air that
ills tlir house u hen iort sirrrft without ir.st stri-tt kii ri t
the ion or r.'ir,h t wit It a little
"Cedar Sweep"
. I.ihrriit mrkitgr fur i'.'n
Pickens Rrothers
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CASTORIA
For Iiifanu and Childrea
In Use For Over 30 Years
Siffnitur of
or rourse It f.oiilr For after a
trenuouM day when woiir min---U-
haw b en ex r i..i-i to the limit an
ajij'H'-alion of Sloan's l.iniment ill
take t!u xmerie ami i-t i I f nnn, hh
afi'l in-t you In flr:' tiaj.e for ttie
mono. Vo'i "lioul'l al'o if-e it for
a euiM" n atta k of toothatie, stilt
ne k. t.a k i li' . iUuvn. hit- anl tin
many a' t 'eniv, tliat are m Hl- iital to
,i ,i'al!n. ' - om!'1 tt "o ti li ;iv"
nir il'.m i:.- a- t.i e e home o;i
,i a- :iii"n or ran i " M ttlioot
Sl-.an h Liniment " Wrlten one a a
tlonlt ' W'e ii m. It for ewTUluriK
from rrt::ip ' tooth'-a' he," I'ut
a hof tl - in voor taK, he .M-pan-il to
bae no r"8retn.
Watch for the Mew Car
l'r.sii 'ions' times ah' a l fur R'lM'luir'. That's
why we Mi't the follnwinj; teli yram:
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