Roseburg review., June 10, 1916, Image 3

SOCIETY
(Continued from p&g 2).
' igpi Lois Russell, Kate Powell and
Eva Rice.
The member of the "Get Busy'
T.b were entertained lait week by
Mrs. (iec. Thompson at her home on
S. Tine street. The usual delight
ful afternoon of netting wus enjoyed
followed by delicious refreshments
served by the hostess.
pieusunt variety the ladles will
meet in Alexanders. Park at their
next session, where they will enjoy
a picnic.
Ijifialot liinee.
Last Saturday evening the girls
of the Laftalot I'lub entertained at d
dam ins party at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. K. M. Mrumfield in Alex
ander's Park. Inviting thirty of their
triemis to enjoy the invasion. Iefj
ru lions of roses and sweet peas were
arranged in festive array and white
te dancing was In progress another
delightful diversion was olfered at
rurds. Punch wus served and a de
licious buffet supper enjoyed. i
.Qiss Sophia Hunter
few weeks with Miss
Is visiting i
Anna Wood
ward at her home ut ("reswell.
Wonien'M Relief Cori.
The Women's Relief Corps met at
their hall in the armory yesterday
afternoon and decided upon the dele
gates to attend the annual encamp'
meut at Kugene, which opens there
.lone 14. Those chosen were Mrs.1
Elsie Wright, Mrs. Anna Itowker and
Mrs. Isabel Whitney. Several other
ladies of the Relief Corps will also
attend the encampment. Mrs. Re- ,
In ecu Hirdsall was initiated an a
member and the afternoon's session
rioted willi a business discussion. i
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Choir Concert. j
On Sunday evening the Presbyter
ian choir will give a sacred con ert (
consisting 'mostly of compositions
written by Mi. tiurdon A. Kory in
manuscript form. The bass and
tenor sections will be assisted by
Messrs. Waiter Fisher. K. C Fit a- ,
Patrick and li. Jay Stone. A cor- !
dial invitation is extended to all.
...
A Quiet W'eikHntf.
A quiet wedding was solemnizoJ
& uhe Presbyterian manse in this
city on June 5, says the Oakland
Advance. The contracting parties
were Miss Edna W hitney and M r.
Sdiicy Adams, Rev. Hickman offi
ciating. After the ring ceremony
was performed, Mli-.a (lertrude Youn,?
sans; " llecaur.e" in her usual pleas
ing manner. After congratulations
were given tho bride and groom left
in their auto for Portland and vicin
ity, where they will spend their
honeymoon. The bride is t lie second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 10. F.
Whitney, of Laurel 11111. and a recent
graduate of Oakland high school.
The groom is the only son of Mr. and
Mrs. Colby Adams, of Oak tirove.
The contracting parties nre well and
fa J irahly known in Oakland und
vicinity. Many friends join in ex
tending their congratulations and
wishes for a long, happy and pros
perous life.
...
( 'iin yon v 11 It Weclil i utf.
A pretty little romance of two con
( lial souls was consummated last
Sunday at Canyonville, when Mr.
Victor Shaw led to the altar Miss
Kttii L. Orahani. Their wedding took
place at tho home of the bride's
father, W. 11. Graham, at 10 o'clock
a. m., the ceremony being perforinei
on the porch, which had been nand
Bomelv decorated with roses and pot
ted plants. At the sound of the
wedding march played by Miss
Gladys Lumsden, the bridal pair took
their places beneath a bell composed
of white roses, and in tho presence
of about " relatives and friends.
Rev. J. T. Anderson, pastor of the
Kiddle Baptist Church, pronounced
the words which made them husband
and wife, the ring ceremony being
used. The ceremony was preceded
by thn singing of 'Oh Promise Me.'
by Miss Lumsden.
Miss Vera James acted as brldev
mnid and Karl Snyder as iK-st man.
Iii' ; bride was gowned In w hite crepe
de chine, with bridal veil and orange
blossoms, and carried an arm bou
quet of white carnations. Tlie brides
maid as gowned In pate green ni'-s-Faline
with an overdrape of chiffon,
d.and carrivd an arm bouquet of pink
roe.
Following the ceremony, several
photos of the company and decora
tions were made. Miss Klva Heals
was suiT'sful in capturing the
bride's bouquet. Six of the young
Indies served tee rreain and cake lo
all. the Heddlng cake having been
presented bv Mrs. Lewis Hank.-
Many us
ful anil 'irniltifill pri'SvlitK
wer showered
Uion tni' napiij
couple, evldenc
8 of the love and e
thev are held.
teem in which
Victor W. Shaw, the groom, i the
on of Mr. and Mn. T. C. Shaw, uf
Canyonville. and in a young man
of uprUlit chain ti r and Indii.itrlomt
lir.h:tK. Me In prominent In the
tJraiifce adiitiei and highly re
spected and esteemed liy ail who
know him. The bride is the s'-cond
(i.i.utihter of Mr. '. II- lirahain. of
Cunyonvllle. whose charming per -on
allty and true womanly attainmeni
have endeared h'T to a large ac
qiiuintancp throughout this portion of
lif county.
" Mr and Mrs. Shaw motored to
Kiddle shortly after the rerenionv
and hoarded the afternoon train for
the r.oHli on thetr honeymoon trip,
which .ll occupy several weeks at
different pleasure points in tic
northern part of the state, and will
Im ui-
,rth or;
later return to i anyonv Hie and
their hon e ut ' I'inehurst." the
tiful Shaw homeplace. Just north
Can'vonv lile.
Their nianv friends loin In wish-
in. vi...
ing tnem a ion inn mr.
they never lorget in, responsn.in-
tie. thit rest u;on them iDd nv the
golden momenta of time slmng upon Mrs. Barnes hap had charge of the
the stiver threads of life be to them upper grades of the Myrtle Cretk pu -pearls
of happiness as " numberless lit N.hooi during the past two years,
as the sands cm the seashore. , i;nd sue has proven herself u be
J one oi the btat teachers that has
lretiy UVtlriinte. j ever been employed in oar public
In the presence of about twentv sciiool. She is not only a worn .in of
relatives, at the hum of the bride high moral convictions, but is o! ..
parents. Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Elliot: , tempi-rament rei-uliarly adapted for
of ranyonviile. Miss Ruby Klliott ' l hing youug people and wiiini-u
and Mr. Gideon Ross ere united inji1'1'" resin? t and eontideiue. Njt
marriage lant Sunday afternoon at '.i those of her cUss alone will regret
o'clock. Rev. i C. Coon, the na.stor to tee Mrs. Harms leave our nriiojl
of the Canyonville M. K. Church, of
ficialing. says the Kiddle Tribune. I
Following the ceremony a dinner was
served, and later many of the neigh
bors and frietids t-alb-d to ih the
happy couple a long, happy and pros-1
perous juuriie t It rough life. Mr. '
and Mr. Boss will make their home
at Klkton, ft here they will engage
1 in fanning.
...
Su:-iitt 1'orty.
Miss Blanche Slater, of Sutherlin,
was delightfully surprised by a num
ber of her friends last Friday even
ing. The young folks went to Miss
Slater's home while she was out rid
ing. Ppon her return games were
played and a nice lunch served. The
guests in leaving wished Miss Slater
a pleasant journey east and an early
return home.
...
it fleers Chosen.
At the regular meeting of Suther
lin Rebekah Lodge No. IMS, last
Thursday night, the following off!
cers for the coming term were elect
ed: Mrs. Maud Macl.enn. noble
grand; Mrs. Sarah Shiria. vice grand;
Esther Trites. secretary, and Mrs.
Mvda S brack, treasurer. Other offi
i-es will be filled by appointment
the first of July.
...
Minii.Mtn Bay.
Preparations for the Minnesota
day picnic to be held at Sutherlin on
Wednesday. June 14. are going for
ward nicelv and it promises to be
bit- event. The Sutherlin band will
j furnish music and there will hi
jsptuking and other numbers on the
i program. Monday the Minnesotam
1 will have a cleanup day at the pari
to nut it in good shape for the eel.'
1 brat Ion. Everyone, whether from
.Minnesota or not, is invited to tin
, punic.
A; the AntlerN.
There have appeared on the stag
within the last few years several bit
dramas in which the sensationa
trial scene in the court room wa;
one of the big "punches." Hut in
thcie various plays, the wit and tin
repartee, of the lawyers and person
on the stand was largely responsible
tor the effectiveness of the scene
When Henry Arthur Jones, the ceh-
brated play right, wrote his big
diaiua. "I.ydia Oilmore.' he devised
,ne of the niu.'.t eriiM'ing scenes
imaginable, the power of which la
n tne situation, ami not in the dia
loguc.
ror that reason the Famous Play
ers Film Company has chosen "Lydia
Uiimore" us a starring vehicle lot
Pauline Frederick, who has been s
ai.Cv called Fivdertck the (Ireat
bv tine ol the s M'HI reviewers. Thif
Paramount picture, which is the at
ir.ieiii.ii ut the Antler's Theater on
Sunday and Monday, lends itself ad
mil tnirlv to screen adaptation be
cause the strength of the play li
in tin- situations and not in the dia
loguc. Mrs. C.llnioie, the role
acted bv Pauline Frederick, is plat-
on the witness stand while her litis
band is on trial for murdering in
husband of the woman with whou
he has been intriguing. Mrs. Oil
more knows that her husband i
guiity both of the unfaithfulness t
her and of th' murder of the hu-
t;im The nrosecut ing attorney whu
Is questionina her is in love with he
and knows that she is aware of th
iiuilt of Dr. Oilmoie, but neither th
hi. lire nor the jury are inclined at
first to believe ium aiiiiuug uui m
mx-cnt.
Mrs. C.ilmore does not perjure her
se'.f for the sake of the man who ha
hetraved her. but because she feel
that the conviction of the doctor will
bring everlasting disgra- e upon hei
little son. Ned. who means more than
life itself to her. The gradual coo'
ing of her hu.-hand's love tor her a;
he b.otii"s interested m other wo
men ha- mined this emotional wo
man's tremendous love to her son
upon whom it is concentrated in al.
it inti nsity.
When tin death of Mr. Stra-
brings here fa-e to face with tin
choice between awniung her bus
band's p-ilidv by giving him up fo
ju the and shielding her little Ned
Mi. Oilmore chouse the t-rnbl-mental
torture of defjinn truth ate!
jmti'e of pitting b- r brain on th
witness s::nd ;tgaint the keen mind.
uf the court room.
Mis: rred-ri.'k"s magnific'it per
foru.an-'es in 'aza' and I'.elU
Donna." in w hi h s-he m red gr-ar
Siicee.) recently on the fi. r-en. are
utfhient evitPii 'e of her wonderful
f.h ' :is an inctionil iftn'. In
, . , ,
new r ile -lie adds to tier own
;,rt the coinp l.nig sin.iitiv or n-.
nmthtr love fiKhtinu at,lnt over
whelimiig od If. H i a tr- iie nd'ni
!.: ti tt t i at :on. and one t hat will
:tuir.' f irii. Iv .-t:i!.ll-li :
iik In h.T pi-itiun a
.lM"tl')n.il a'tr'-" ui tli
iiirprl".
I'm rt jr.
More t
Mrs. K K
. lit i
Iti' l'it"TS
II ill f!i- I-ll
H.i
lie n hofd travf h. r a
ii'i-..' j.:irtv U-t Fr 1 iy
l;i!. . II
ii r
the M '
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i- -nini:
i) M u kin i
t'-nis f ii
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pl .i-:ttit
. :"t td. ir
.j of re
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of l.ibor
as
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pent
in Kan t'" of
, tr li-' r-f i
It th.
th- pip.ts
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and C'e tyilV 1 e;
kill '11
tr.-t.
v f. r w.'h i
krii iti- t '.:'t
. tli- tii for otio-r fi
CHICHESTER 3 PILLS
U AL mi: muiiiMi iuinn A
!:fv;:,.::.'r.:;
I Elk T.kr p. .i.
! I " nr V'":. 'i
t til l III m.JTH
' I Jt "ve
Nti l Ii .""it I'U.i ..'J
- rr - i r r f. , m-.urnf
C Sill IV E-V-L.i L-L. AriLRt
through hauge-4 brought about by
the school board, but a majority ot
the school p it runs w hose i lul.lit a
were under her direction, will re
gret it as well. ,
.
:ntertaiiu-l This Aitcrr.Mn.
Complimenting Mr. . F. Ker.
who leaves shortly to make her
home in Taeoma, Mrs. It. L. Whipple
and Mrs. II. C. Darby extended
harming hospitality tins afternoon
when they entertained at a iiii.iiM--party
at Mi, haiby s home on North
Jackson street. Dorot hy Perkins
roses in their dainty pink tint.- were
aura tively ui ranm-il in the room?
nd the decorations were made effec
ie with many brightly haed sweet
peas. I wenly guests were present
ind the afternoon was very pleasant
y Siielit. The hostesses served de
Pious refreshments at prettily
lee orated tables.
...
iil!ei-toii Parent -Teachers.
A very enthusiastic meeting of the
Fullerton Parent -Teacher Associa
tion was enjoyed at the home of M.
and Mrs. (i in don A. Fory on I on j
ivenue, last evening. Mr. and Mr.
Kory are ino:t gracious entertainers
.nd the evening was a very delight
HI one. A mong topls ilis'-ussed
a ere plans for a Fourt li of .lulv
'elehration to be given under the
.umpires of the Fullerton Parent
Tea hers. A very interesting pro
;ram is being arranged for this o---asion
and the committees appointed
re wni Icing to make t he Fourth
nore delightful than ever this vear
Mr. and Mrs. Fory have charge of
he i-.uisi.- and entertainment feat
ires. Delicious refreshments were
served by the committee fer the
evening. The lad;es serving the
guests were Mrs. Hooper. Mrs. J. C.
Fullerton. Mrs. (iregg and Mrs. Fory.
tit. Side S:nihino ( itib.
The niembers of the North Sid'
Sunshine Club were entertained ye
onlay afternoon hy Mrs. I,. W. Kn
4els at her home on V inchest er
areet. and enjoyed their regular aT
'ernoon of sewing.
Mrs. W. T. Wright and niece. Miss
'annie Camphell, returned last even
:ig from Corvullis. where Mrs
V right had been visiting and Mif
ampbell attendine. the A. ('
'licy enjoyed a delightful r turn trie
n Miss Campbell's car. and took th
ioodrich road at Kice Hill, it holnn
n iiiuch better coiulition than tlu
'acilic Highway.
M r.
hildr
and Mrs. A. A. Mellows and
n and Mrs. A. .1. Mellows left
ere Tlnmlay evening for CorvalUt
y car. where they w ere joined h
' laroM I telle w s, w bo h.is been al
tending the O. A. C. They con
tinned from there Friday afternooi.
to Salem and Fori land, where thev
vill visit for sever::! weeks.
WI1LL Cltll.mci AUK ACTIVK
If your child Lt dull, pale, fretful
md wants to lie around, (lie chancer
tre it Is MiiTerim: from worms. Kicict
oo Worm Killer, a pleasant catiiL
onfection. likeil hy nil chi'dren l
what your child needs. You onl
ive one-half to one lozenge at ;
'ime and you get immediate results
".'erv moth'T sh.ouM have a box on
:i n d .
J.'.c at all druggists.
ickstox m:vs.
I. F. I'.erdine is attending busine.-:
mailers at Aberdeen. Wash., but i
"Xpected hfmie soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wilson
son liov, have gone to Marshf iel."
where Mr. Wilson will have employ
metil (lurn.ii the summer months.
M r. and M rs. Men It'-y rudds. foi
uierly of Aberdeen. W.ish.. luiv
joined Mi'ssrs. Trihley and Mavis o.
SKILL VS. DROPS
IF a littl
th the ad
to examiii"
ij.s, but jt':
of dt
.nd th
titii
ly :it-
enratf methods.
In many cases
' d ?'-ri(t'm injury
n- ,-ar and we
our e::iriiri:itiotiS.
'tlrops'
The
have
Our
iti' hide
m t!i
the
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."i' nf fic in
i t in.
n . if anv,
We .apply
i-iiar tilt-
igiil.
k i n t - w hie'
the i. f.-. ts
i:
v. it h
ou
I tn
poj-itiv ;
with Kla-
' lira'
s th..
A.S. IIUEV
the Ciuruey ranch, where tluv wi.l
lesidc. J
The Kuseburg organizaliou o". .
Toy St-outs passed through lure oti
Wednesday enroule to Urt-wster
uinyou and Daucon lor uu o.ttin;.
It is composed of about j bov
Miss L. I linn Matthews tetui lied
home m tew las ao Horn Lo-i ..il.
v. u re she bus been i-iting an
X I ienUs.
Mu-s Mab 1 Johnson, who ha bet i
ut Kosel.urg atieiidin tin hull
ffchool lor tne pa-t to'ir mouth-.
1. turned hiHi.e tor In r vacation.
A very en.iov.tble evening was
spent Lift S..tui day at t he home ol
M sr. Iiiblej. Dav ami !(.' lu.ld-.
w hen lie v era I of their I ru mis w i
invited In. Mr. France. ut jVu Mi.
exhibited so uu- of his in a kw Ian
i
tein ph tares wliile the leiuaiader
of t he evening w as spent in so; ial
convene, music etc Light retiesh
I meiits were st rved. alter Nwhhh all
' departed for their hemes, reporting
a very pleasant time.
ltev. Pettis, of Looking tilasi. wi1!
preach at the school house
evening. .Mine 1 I. Kvervotl.'
diuli.. inviud.
Sunday
is cor
lw-et bought. to fto nen on'y. This will be a
People are leainiim that n litth'gen liiyappoii.triu-nt to their male
forethought often saves them a big . patrons, but as the seating tapacity
expense. Here is an instan-e: F i wilt be taxed, ard n the film Is ot
Archer. Caldwell, tUiio. writes: dt : direct inti re.- t to women only, men
not believe that our laiailv lias been will have to f r:o this matinee.
without Chamberlain's Folic. Cholera;
aid ldarrhoea lteaie.lv since we com
meneed ke'ping house years ago
When we go on an et tided visit w.
lake it with us." Obtainable, every
wliere. r
OAII V W KAl lll.U Ki:roitT.
V. S. Weathor Bureau, local office,
KnBoburg, 24 hours ending C a. in.,
today.
rreclpltaiion In tnehea and hun
dred thn:
Maximum t mperalure
Minitnum temp'iature :i
Total preclp. sinre mst r ni.
n
Normal precip. for this month l.rtT
Total preclp from Sept. 1. 11 la.
:'.fl.1 !i
ver. precip. from Sept. 1, "77.
::;!. lo
Total excess from Sept. l.
2.!!l i
Xverage precipili.tlon ioi1 SB j To Ihe riibllc.
wet peaaoni (Sept. to May " liaVo been tislnie ChuinherlalnV
Inclusive) 32.00 Tablets for Indigestion for the past
WILL! A?.! Rr.LI.. Observer. : six luontlis. and it nffonU me pleas
WKATHSIl FOKKCAST: I re to say I hi-ve never used a rem
Fair loniaht and Sun lav: warmer -'dy that did me so much good.
Suriduv. Fair with cool nights and I Mrs. C. K. Uilev. Ulioti. N. . ( ham
lfiwl v iiim,).m-i line it iv l .-in .n'l-H nr.'n
Mnndav nnd Tuesdav.
feer
to
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The Umpqua Valley Fruit Union
I.- now l.n .'iti il in t I.e Cicasim w.inliousc, l..i mci ly
(i.i n). c i iy tin- Ki'svi ui j; I'tcd ;tti(! I'ikI Co., ami
arc lititir iirt-juirftl lliau tver to serve tliiir
in n ti v in toui c i s. If yt'it l.Jivc any kiml if 1'iuit
or l'ltniiitc to niiirkct i- r:tn s.',i t you t!ic top price.
Shou'.ii you desire to ptmlntse ai.y ol the various
lines i I tut I eh jtuii i.vj we handle we will "five you
the hest (jti.ilily ;it the lowest pi ice.
COME AND SEE US
Umpqua VaS!iy Fruit Union
nitli !:.... ' iirj: W'ii,. Iie-l.-r it N. .I;r-k i.n
w
I". FIAVK punli iscJ llic stotk o.
si' ting of huUUics, w;ions, plows, disc
I iirrows, cultivators, e'c.
While this slock Lists we will sell it at
Less Than Wholesale Cost.
It will p.iy you to invvstijjte.
J. F. Harker &. Co.
Farm Implements, Vehicles, Machinery.
SLuAN'S IIMMKST lit LI
HHLl MAT1SM?
A k the nan who ui tt. he
Vnous. 'To think I sutiercd ad
tl.tce i.ir;s wlin one -."i cent bottle
ot Sloan's Liniment cm i d me.''
writes one grateful user. If you have
rheumatism or suiter from neural
gia, backache, for ih ss and st.i.'nen-',
1 in t put otf g. tting a buttle of
;o.m It will give you sin h wel
come relief. It warms and soot lies
Ihe sore, stiff paililill plates and win
feel mi much h tt r. Ituy it ut an
drug store, on'y enis.
o
cohsk.t i rrntis i
MO lti PltTl ItKS.
r's Lii
TluMt
I'tigiieil ttie Aullern
T tt f Special
Matinee.
iiig t'.iai tiiere is neth
new r.nder the sun will re. eive
. a decisive lo-aii.e in li-sehurg on
j rhurstlav uMernoou. Fi-her's have
. lu.fied the A:-tiers theater for a
c'recial nriiniee which will be limited
This film shows the acMat fittin
of tloss.ud Corsets and woven ;
around the fltungs is a b 'auliful
i-toty eiititb .l "How Marjor'e Won a 1
Career." It required almost three1
months to c-imph-te this film an!
Fisher's stire is to l cougrat nlated
on heine ;.ble to get ail early run
u ihe film.
i oiuplimentary p;is e.-- nr- u Ing 1
NsiM il to the ladies of Ko:eburg in
th.. i'ors. t iieparlment ot Filo-r's. I
You can g't as nianv as you liKi for j
vouiself and friends. j
I Moving philtres are ceitain'y cov
ering n wi le range of aciivitit s und
i there In no telling wh.it one will see
1 next tit the movies. That thev nr.'
' exercising a wonderful educn lion
j infliieiM-e no one can deny and we
I I'ttve no doubt that Fisher's store
'will find themselves besieged for
rciiosM to this uialinee for women
I enly.
net lll.n s I a met a Hie ooiaimiro
evervwto re.
DDKS
t rm a woman,
I UnM tt vom.:nVi trt.tl rr.
I knew ti'.i nevtl of np.h p-d htp.
If ,eu, Jny fiit'U'V, iiiv hnii.ijvy bt ' iin.ij .if
lie, ltd, If J"U ft:'. 1 a:i..f. Kr Ji . ;-.-liu.tl tiu.lf.
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ni. t t. M Ii. j..'il. h",v y-nt f er.. !, K for in..
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t t-hnuj, ai.d fciura to m.
If I
Cox M SOUTH BEND, IND,
impli int nis ;ind vehicles formerly
owned hy Crouch ;niJ Giles, con-
YOU CANT DEAT 'EM
Mr. Fanner you should have one on your Farm,
Mr. business man it wou'd pay ru hi interest
on the iuvestM)ttit to have one :n your business.
The greatest Value fir yt ur nioiit y, in first cost,
etticieut service, ami up-keep, ami we are not the
inly ones who think so.
Note the List of May Purchasers:
tieorge Weber Kdenluwe-
H. H. tliiest Ivoehur
I'err Standley Camas Vallev
A. W. Yocum C.im:.R Valley
Clav Smith Winston
It. K. Smith liosebuig
C. M. Wilson Camas YitleV
Wa;er & Light Co ltoehiir
Mr. Mi lillv i ay Caii otiville
A. Swanson Me'ros"
Steve F arson Will, hester
M r. Atterbury ltoebiirg
M r. W inn i ford Calapooia
Lafe Kngels IVel
John Letts 'arnes
.1 H. SyUes IJs.-butg
t; u ry W. Kap Uieeburg
Mr. Chandler ItosehtiiS
Don't IIKSITATK but let us DUMOXSTRATK
to you a new FORD CAR. The season is now
on, and Now is when you need one. Term to re
sponsible parlies. Oti Display ami Sale by
W. A. BURR, Agent, Rcsaburg, Oregon.
LODGE CARDS
II. I. . Iltks, Mtwet.tng IMlge, .".
;tUl Hohls reg alar communicu
tlons at the Klka' Temple on the
2nd aud 4th ThurHd&ys of each
month. All inemnera rei nested to
attend regula ly, aud all vistttng
brothers ftiv cordially Invited o
attend. K. M. STKWAUT, K. U.
1KA It. UlODLb:. Secy.
tA(M-:s, RoseDur a. to meeti In
their ball on Jackson St., on 2nd
aud 4th Monday evenings of each
month, at 8 o'clock. Visit breth
ren In good standing always wel
come. HOWAHh HKrfS. W. 1'.
B. F. GOODMAN, W. Sec.
Phone M 183.
I W'OMHN tlK WtltMK KAKf, Lilac
Clrrla No. 48. Meets on the 11
aud 3rd Monday eveniiiK ol eiuh
uioDth at Odd Fellows' Hall. Visit
ing nieiiihers In Rood Btundlng atr
tnvited to attenu.
I.KNA UKNN, O. N.
C1.AKA CAWl.KIKl.n. Clerk.
. O. l. I-., I'lllli tnihin IamIb .Nil. H.
Mi-etH In odd l-'ellowit' Toinpli.,
rnniiT Jurkson unil Cans St., on
Siituniay evenliiK of earn week.
Momhurs of the ordtT In kdoiI
BtundinK are Invited to atti'nd.
I. K. TOtNKI.I., S. O.
J. II. HM1.KY, K. S.
M. M. Ml LI. Ell, It. 3.
1). K. M., lt,iMeliurir (liupter No M. '
Holds their rt-Kuliir tm-etlng on ttie
1st and 3rd Thursday In each
month. Visiting members In good
standing are respectfully invited
to attend.
MAHIR A. RITKIt, V. M.
FREE JOHNSON. Kec.
Itl.lIl K MIS, RoBi-liiirg Rebekah
Lodge. No. 41. 1. O. O. F. Meetf
In Odd Fellowtt Temple evf.ry
Tuesday evening. ViKltlng sisters
and brethren Invited to attud.
LAI'ltA KAIIKKE, N. (1.
Mlta. TI1.1.IK JOHNSON, Sec.
KLSI K II I ! M I'll It K Y. K. S.
Then why not unfurl ami sjihite the llaj; on
Flag Day, June 14th.
If yt u hick the pol-., wc'ic :it j'.tir srrii-c I'houe 352.
Kenny Lumber Co.
Cook With
COOL.
CI.KAN,
Ni Fumes
Economical
Koscburg Electric Company
I'lHinn lit.
Do IT
I. tl. . K., KMim Slur IkIko No. 11
iih-etH ill Hit Odd Ki'Uowii. Temple
I'Viry Ki-uliiy evpnlnis. Vlalting
hi'ithii'ii alwayn welcome.
K. It. HAM I. IX. N. O.
t'Altl. (JIIMAN. K. S.
M. KR'KI.K. K. S.
LOYAI. OKI'KIl tIP MMSK, Koao
buiK I.oiIku No. 11)37 Mceta Mon-
day evening ot each week, at 8 o'
cloi k In Macoubee hull. All visiting
! brnthera are Invited to attend.
I V. K. KOSl'EIl, Dictator.
H. O. PAIWKTEK. 8eo.
WOllll'.lKN OK TUB WOH 1.1), Oa
Cmnp No. U'i Meets in the Odd
FeilowD' hall in Roseburg every
lnt n 3rd Monday evunlnga. VlBlt
lng neiuhhora always welcome.
t'Altl. C. (H'NTKKT. C.C.
M. M. MILLER. Clerk.
li. Ol' P. IX I-:- Alpha Lodge No.
4 7 mt'i'ts evi-ry Wednesday even
tin; In I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting
KnlKhts always welcome. Pay dues
to Itoy K. Dtirhln, M. of F., at
"l)iiil.i for Men" store.
A. .1. IIOCIIUADRL, C. C.
I.". K. WLMIIICKLY. K. R. 8.
. b. .1 A. I'., junl IiiNle No. IS,
ltei;iilar Comtntinlcatlons 2nd and
fourth Wednesdays each month at
M Hemic Temple, Roseburg, Ore.
Vljltora welcome.
It U. WILLIAMS, W. M.
W. R IIAHRI.S. Secy.
New Hand Laundry
Just opened on Rose
and Oak St". All work
(iuaranteed Priees
reasonable, We call
for anil deliver
Phone 397
Jim Shuck, Prop.
You Would Fiht
For the Flag
OF COURSE,
EVEP.Y LAST ONE OF YOU
"Electricity"
ULWLTIiY
01) )RI.I.SS
No Snuike
Elnlikally
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