Roseburg review., June 10, 1916, Image 5

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
The Douglas National Bank
Capital and Surplus $13C,000.00
Oute you open an a'count with
till hunk, the same it seldom closed
for ne give you (In- facilities
to be litul for t!ic handling of your
luiiikln ImMne-vs. e want new
business lint never lose sight of the
old. Come ainl mh us.
STRONG
SAFE
CONSERVATIVE
OUR SPECIALTY
CLEANING
FOR
PARTICULAR
PEOPLE
Tho thriftless man who carps
nolhinj; for his personal appeal-alien
always steers clear of our establish-1
in-lit, but the propressive business j
men, I
Men Who Do Things
anil pride themselves on the neatness
anil attractiveness of their clothes 1
are our customer-'. We make a.
specialty of cleaiiiiiK anil pressing i
clothes for particular people. Comej
in anil let us cVan you up and start .
vou out on the mail to prosperity j
anil happiness.
IMPERIAL CLEANERS
Phone 277 342 N. Jackson St.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
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i i
SHOOT
WITH A
KODAK
and s
films
nd your
to us foi
df.vf.i.opixg and ruiNTiXfi
Hcst work at moderate prices.
Kodaks, Kistniun Photo Suppliei
ROSEBURG EOOK CO.
Roseburg, Oregon.
Xn any one dusirous of entsaglnR
In the planing mill or manufacturing
business, 1 will offer a one-half In
terest in my business, with or with
out real estate. W. L. Dyslnger.
Tie He I. aval automatic olllns cnatn
separator. For terms see John C.
Sinor, at Farmers Ford Shed, Rose
burg. Oregon.
YOU OWE IT
' To your community to patronize its
Industries. VVe 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
Cw Street.
Fisher .) ficar r.t Economy Grocery.
- Country bam. bacon and lard.
Kt-oaoruy Grocery.
St. Wilt-mine broccoli plant fur
sale. H H. Church, North Koseburg.
Phone 2s3.
Miss Mario M, Laughlin arrived
hi 're today from Helhngnain, Wash.,
to visit with lu-r sifter, Miss DoMn
Mi I. a aghlin.
Cabbage, rauit.'luwer, kale, llrus
sels sprouts and scarlet sage plants
fur rule H. H. Church, W S K. Citni.
Ave.. North Koseburg. Phone 2s;i.
Grants Pass Courier: Mrs. M. M.
Spencer rt'tui m il today Iro n Glen
dale. at w hi h place he has been
visiting fur some time.
Haifa in . Day Mondays only un
til f ui t Iter notice. Men it suits French
dry cleaned, Jl.oo. Koseburg Clean
Inn and Pressing Works.
ItiddV Tribune: Lewis Ash went
C Koseburg last Tuesday to ac 0111
p.T.y 1: is neighbor and G. A. It. coni
' ivde. t'. It Gurnhart, to the Oregon
.Soldier:; Home.
Time is vaiua.e. be careful you
'dcu t abue It. If you are in need
jot a new li'c or tho repairing of an
old time, see the busy watchmaker,!
J. T. Bryan.
i Sie us for prices on St. Valentine
I broccoli plants from imported seed,
1 Mammoth L. W. broccoli, lato cab
bage, tomato, celery, winter eauli
( flower and cow kale plains.. Fletcher
' Hi F.verts. lit 2 Flint.
j Grants Pass Courier: Or. Kywater.
i who has been unending the Grand
Chapter of the Kastern Star at Pott
land, returned Miis afternoon. lr.
! h water reports a pleasant meeting
and was himself honored, as he was
. appointed chairman of the commit
tee on pay of representatives.
Quite often we hear of a lady who
has lost her puis.., key or some other
small object while shopping. Numer
ous devices have been patented to
prevent this, but we know of none
no successful as one of those new
Hand Pays at the Owl Drug Store.
Kiddle Tribune: Miss l.ora Pum
niill, assistant teacher in the Kiddle
high s. hool, returned to her home nt
Giants Pass last Saturday, going bv
auto with Finest Kiddle. .Mrs. Jos
eph Wharton and George Kiddle, son
of Mi. and Mrs. G. K. Kiddle, re
turned with Fi nest and will isit
here until Hie Hist of next week.
Kiddle Trilnine: C. It. Hiirnhart,
"Cncle M tin." departed Tuesday for
Koseburg where he will enter the
St. Idler;' Home. Air. llarnhart has
fir the past several years lived in
his cabin on Ash creek, hut has been
in feeble health of late, and has eon-
c'.id.d that he will be better aide
to give his health the. proper care
nt the Home.
The l.rown Package is the secret
of the moderate price of P. S. C.
Plcel Cat Col foe. It costs about 4c
Uxa to pack a pound !n Hie parch
ment lined package than in a funcy
ran, The coffee arrives fresh from
the master about twice a ween ;
lieni e you get the best, the freshest
ai.d Hie most reasonable col'Iee in
the brown package. o"e. at the Peo
ple's Supply Company.
Medl'ord Tribune: Gold Hill's
baseball team was defeated Sunday
by Glendale. the s -ore being 1 to tl.
'! iie game was lost by a dropped
t'.irow to the plate, allowing Glen
d.ile to score six tallies. Caster, of
Medlonl. pitched for Gold Hill, but
h.irt hi. arm ntter wanning up. At
tiiat lie nearly won the game b hard
hitting, getting tie hits in five timer
at hat. lie allowed nine hits, whi'e
Cold Hill gathered twelve.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,
Try a Mount Shasta at Galls.
Lafe Kr.gel--. of Peel. w:;s a visitor
In the oly today.
Curtains carefully laundered
rtione 4.'0-L or cail f.n; Sj. I'lue
A.
f mm
K. Smith and wile were over
Oakland last night
Child's Floral Paik asMr plants,
la cents a itoen. The llerri- k House.
K. W. Crane went to Maker this
morning. here he m ill remain tor
the summer.
Mouldings, fanrv gram finish,
wide cedar, and cdar poMs. Page
Investment Co.
.1 K. tVNeel. cf C:myon il'e. was
i;i the city today looking alter busi
ues matters.
Hon't forget to stop at the Palace
of Sweets and try a Cherry Hossom
sundae.
J.
Alba
here
A, Puchanan, v
iiy for the past
last evening.
ho had been :
week, returned
Yale brand blueing. Kc seller. All
t'.xi.i w k, four bottles '' c. Sani
tary Cash Grocery.
Harrv V. Hudd, of Portland, ar
! iv d I V -t evening to spend a
t-w da a on bns'ijess.
!.re
p ick,
Cash
- Sisters
$1.1 a per
Grocery.
T linaio f
dozen.
anltarv
Frcu berries at Galls j
Come in and try our Strawberry 1
Hank Sundaes. Palace of Sweets. I
A V. Kea-n, of Glide, spent hut'
night in Koseburg isiting friends.
H uy ill iautities. Get wholesale
rit e.- at the People's Supply l oin
.any. !
,lai It P. 'ten, r. lo -al sto k buyer,
ioday shipp -d several Inn; tiled head
i sht-en to Caliterula.
Get
pany.
Fa-lna -10 In. sacks for o.
at the People's Supidy Com-
to Hraln
few days
Mr. I.. S. Taylor went
t hi-s morning to spend a
wi'h her grandmothei .
A. D. S. DlgeHtlve Tablets relieve
distress after eating, For sale by
Hamilton Drug Co
.M. I,. Hanline, of Portland, ar
rived here last evening. He was nc
conii:iinied here by his wife.
The "Ien of Sweets" now open for
hnsinet-s. Soft drinks, ice cream and
candies.. It. A. Hunsaker, N. Jack
son street.
K. I. Vc?ris and mothei. Mis. W.
II. Morris, left this morning for
Portland to visit friends and rela
lives. (
C. It. Shipman came In from Glen I
hum!; last evening to spend a few
days. He Is registered at a local
hotel.
at Armory Saturday nhiht
piece orchest ra. Ad mis
Harry Cook, floor man
People Are Now Beginning to Say
That EDISON HAS THE ARTISTS
Armand Vecsey and his Hungarian Orchestra play at the fashionable'
Kitz-Carlton lintel. New York City.
With tho -Metropolitan Opera lleuse. New ork City Kdiaon has the
following artists: Lucrezia Bori, Julia Hennch. Jacques I rlus, Alice er
let and Arthur Middleton.
Thomas Chalmers is with the Boston Grand Opera Company, who are
at present touring the Pacific Coast.
Miss Christine Miller is with the Philharmonic Orchestra
Keed Miller is in concerts, while Guildo Ciccolini is in concert with
.lames Fletcher, Jr.. and l.eland
II row n hit here Ibis morning for
Pnrili.nd and oilier Willamette Val
ley towns, where they will attend j n,.;
to business matters. They will in
spect the fire departments at the
h.rger towns visited with a bore of
L-iiniim ideas for the improvement
o' the Koseburg
Dunce
by oil's
sion ."ite.
Jt!,cr.
C. II. Uaugberty, a well kn.iv.n
Y.Micalla resident, spent last evening
In the city. lie made the trip b
automobile.
Hell liast and wile went to Cot
tiivie Grove this morning to spend
si mo time on their hotm-Mead neat
that city.
Heiijamin Caro ban returned from
bany. win re he attended the
g.and lod"e of Masons. He reports
a good time.
K. H. Jennings and met her, M rs
H. It. Porter, of YomaUa, arrived
b re last evening on tin Ir way o
Glendale for a bit wit Ii relativ -s.
ProccoM plants from St. Valentine
t : ' i ported seed, $ I per thousand
P ant them as soon as it rains. For
s::le by C. 11. Hailey, Koseburg.
Mr. ami Mrs. M. S. Carroll, of
('oikett, Cal.. p:i-'d last night In
this city, being registered at the
(I rand. They are en route north.
A home talent play will be given
at the Melrose Grange hull on Sat
iirday evening, June I o, by the Mix
o iviile Grange. Title, "A Soldier ol
Fortune. " Admission, children .".
n I tilt I'.'.c. Kverybodv come.
William Anfler.c.n, of Whltetish
A nnt.. w here In- had been eimag'-d
with Walter Christie for the pa--:
s 'veral montl'.s. arrived here last
mug. . He will probably remain
Miss Kffie Kice. of Portland, ar-
i .1 here last eemng to spend a '
ew days with fiie.tds. i
Nothing like coal for a steady i
Ire. A.-dt about the genuine Pea
ock Kock Spriugs. at Page's. 1
Kvery day Is bargain day, all
iods strictly fresh ut the Spot Cash
:taket Groct.y. --IS N. Jacksou St.
It. K. Mil th. of the Portland
itridce Company, left for Portland
last evening, after a couple of days
ij eiit here.
The Pre;di terian choir w ill give
a sacred concert on Sunday evening
it N o'cio k. consisting mainly of
the compositions of M r. Fory. All
aro most cordially Invited.
W. ti. Hughes, a local plumber, re
t u rued here last evening, after a
couple of days spent at Port land,
where he attended the plumbers'
convention.
Harry Kenny had his photograpa
on display In front of Garth s Tim-I
;ery today. Thi se photographs are I
changed dally and aro uttractirg
much attention. j
St. Valentine Grot-coll plant,
crown from imported seed lor sale by
I'mpqua Valley Fruit I'niou. Give
vour orders now and be sure of se
tiring the best plants. j
Prol. W. S. Browne, or the O. A.
C, w ho had spent y sterday wit h
the farmers neat Yon. alia, spent latd
night here, lie returned lo Corval
lis today.
We note with interest that an
Fastern druggist has asked what
kind of grape juice ltr an uses to
make him talk so much. While we
are unable to answer the iuery, we
w ill sav that we consider A. l. S.
(he best and most sat isf lug juice
m t ho nuirnw. It sells at -"c a
pint at the Owl Drug Store.
Coiinlj Judge It. W. Marsters leTl
tor Portland this afternoon, where
he will join M is. Marsteni and
daughter. Mr. Marsters will retina
lo Ki'geiic next Monday where be
vill api-eir as a witness In the case
ot K. M. Buttle vs. Douglas Count..
I'liU a-tion was brought by Mr. Unt
ile t' tecover the sum of $lmmmi,
which he claims Is due us damages
lot injuries stisl at tied when he fell
f n, in an ov ert urned sta go bet ween
Drain and Sceltsburg. The accident
happened in September, r.l;t. IHs
ivl.t Aitornev George Neiimr will
leave here Moll da v for Ktlgelie to
i eiu erciil the county in this case.
vSilo Paint
He sure anil give the silo a good coat ot "Aquatic
Coating" a uou injurious water proof acid proof
paint that will save you mouey by protecting your
investment in the Silo. Dou't neglect the matter
until hot weather has caused you trouble. Remem
ber it is more important to give the inside a good
coat than it is the outside. Rot will begin on inside,
f I 25 per gallon, only.
Separators
Oou't loose sight of the fact that the standard for
all cieam separators is set by the "U. S." You need
the one that will skim closest, the one that will last
the longest, the one that costs the least for repairs,
and the one easiest to take care of.
l'U. S." is the separator used by the big dairymen of
the country such as Heury Ford. Ford is in the
dairy business as well as Automobile. A man who
works for ellicieucy iu one, will in another. We are
prepared to give you attractive terms.
Churchill Hardware Co., Ironmongers
highest possitili
are making the
will return her
according to pn
department to the
eiii l'-ncy. They
trip hy auto and
Monday evening,
sent plans.
Portland early
a new automobile
i reach Kofehui r
s ;'c:()-;i,ianied on
Madanm ilelha. , t .
Anna Case. Soprano, member Mt:opo!itan Opera, New Wrk, Amerl
ran Oiii iatic Lyric Soprano.
i .mn Snnmno. Bohemian Dramatic Soprano, has app"are
enters oi ruioie una i ."' "i'"""1" -
Don't go to the cities to buy your
slit when you can g''t the very fcame
at home. 1 handle the same kind o
g mds and fashion plates. I have
I. ad years of experience In the large
dies, and always worked in the
finest tailoring establishments. There
is nothing iu tailoring that I don't
know. If vou have your own vtyle
'all you need is
I will do the
1 Ladies" and Vi
to tell me vour Idea.
p"t. Andy Veltne
U s Tailor. North
Metropolitan Op-ra Co , N. Y.
Iran
!a k
I lllr-
dli'li -t "'Hie'
.ipraiio of ph'-num-
lr. trailing musical ci
New York.
Giovanni Martinelll. Tenor, memb
..,,..in,.i,t lt-i'i;in Onerutic Tenor.
wi,.h Viohn. eminent Hungarian Violinist, one of the foremo-t ran
living violin players. 1
Marie Delna, Contralto. French Operatic Contralto, w-d! known
nbr0aAlVandro Tlnncl, Tenor, great Italian lyric operatic teno-, one of
tha hff known livinz. . . I
Carmen Melis. Soprano. Italian op-rat 1c soprano. we!l known both in -on
America and abroad. 1 .''"
n-..n I i, Cnrn-n-k. Baritone. 1-adinc rnn'.-rt bar.tnne. I Ul"
Tootl Pakas Hawaiian. Hawaiian simr-rs.
Aliek Laud-r. Scottish character, mincer of S o. '
Kllen Beach Yaw. Soprano. American co'or.ituia
nal hih notes.
New York Military Band.
Kdison Concert Band.
National Promenade Band, nnd
Sodr.ro's Band makes records f1
record?.
An.erbnn Svmphony Or(he?tra.
pee.i Orchestra.
.lu! as Society Orchestra.
Venetian ln-trumntal Ouarfet. and
American String quartet, ar a f
records for Edison.
Albert Couturier, or1 of Wio cre'tt M
A''i hundred? nf oth-r fine artist fin-
Kd!on Dian -d Disc PJ onearapb Co-ve in atid t t: n. at t.ie i a ay
of S-H anri. rnnvlnm,! that Thnmrs A Eli-'-n. v. hf. alav maV'-x the
brst. has nnt fat!ed whm be n -ado the wonderful E 1!-en Diamon 1 U
W. B tyle.-s receivi
e , i- ttist Of the V
HaiMilton. a former
-i-i t.on. in the way
1 a
remeii'-
el( flOtn
miii'-r o:
1 1 a fin"
and
fin.-
the M
tun is i
i ii'iforn
Mis., ea,
of tt'-e-riiiUiiig told ore1
nu'i tor a .-ii k pin. no.-
rt e Creek Mail. Mi Ilatnil
now lot ite.l at Wa-diington.
in th'- Si'iia Nevada
ol S.icrailieiiir). Hi- i.t the
M;s. A
ml
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the Kdiin. and t! ev are
real bind f :
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A mil- Mr. 1
n tiiri- bii-ini
iltoii a pr si
ju-t to H
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sent of
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kindne -
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F. Xderton. of )
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fur-
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i Nolt!
i'. a- in
h- n.ade
-:i,aH teble. all i
(Pes M,' foi
of riatai"
I I'.a". !- with
ii. w oft ;i 1 1 .). i
re.
Phil Harth bit
t .Is morning with
a:id Is expected li
t ills evening. i h- 1
t lie trip by I toy Koadmuii, a I oca1
g ocer.
High Flight Flour Is receiving tes
timonials vol unt:i rily given from
pleased users. The percentage ol
ri pi-at ord'-rs are the best indications
we have that High Flight Flour is
Jist what is claimed Tor it. Good
I read Flour. Get it at the people'
S apply Company.
Owen Williams. his wife and
catrlilei, paid T. B Davis and fan
I v a short i-dt this week, says the
Oakland .dv.Mi. Mrs. Williams i
p sister of Mr. 1 u v is, w bom he I, a
i-ot sis -ii tor 1 'J ye.iiH Mr. Williams
i, g.-neral inaua-'i-r ol the U i lb
I'.irgri K.refv Co.-.p.thy in the Ha
v.aiian l-bihds. Hi- family has spi nl
the p.,st three year- in Kngian I.
v.beii- t h t-ir d,:i!!:hp-r aiiended a ho
I r nt iral colli i'.- and gi aduaii 1
honors. .V'ativ interi-st jug stoi
j s wt re tub) of t to- war, but -
, ; . s the Inoit t h' t Mi HZ was lli.-ir
ov age a' rrc- t In t la lit ir- oil I h
Meainer Pbilad-lpbia Th- Me-,m
Hijp f oiapaii . h.id t.iken gieitl pi,-
i a ut ion to l.i bid t he boat as A I :
in Tliev h id ,.uiild on ea U -i ie
if the boat On- word 'Ainerhan ' tin-
hi-r and th w.o j
i w it h le i j jr 1 li-iil
i a: tT I hi v ! I pin I
v-. ifutt a ves--l
pRESH 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 and feed.
Garden seeds of all kinds.
THE CASH iSTORE
YOU CAN CUOP EXrKKMHH
considerably by bmring your
meats at this market. Not at
the aacrlflce ot ijuallty, ellh.r.
You'll find our moata cbolca,
prime and tender. No better
to be bad anywhere at any
price. But we buy direct and
In large quantltlea and are
tbua enabled to eave you con
siderable ot your meat money.
lEe Cass Street Market
Louis Kohlhagen, Prop.
107 West Cass SU-eel
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llitptist, Kev. W II. Katon, pastor.
Sunday school meet at It : i't a.
in.; pruaebiiig nt II a. in. and 7:!l'
p. iu.; II. Y. P. t. at u::tO p. in.;
prayer meeting at 7:110 p. ni. W d
ik Hilay. Welcome to our home like
church, Its splendid music, its cordial
atmosphere und inspiring services.
Vou will find them delightful and
helpful. Come and see. The pastor
ill preach tomorrow.
St. George' Church, corner Main
ami Gush streets. Kev. liarr G. Lee,
vicar. Kesiilence, 22H Fast Cass St.
Telephone 4i;o. Sunday services at
7 : 110 a. in. and 1 I a. in. Sunday
School nt 9 : 4 ."i a. in. No evening
service at present. Holy Days, !t :
:i0 a. m. The p.:hlic Is cordially in
vited to attend all services.
Christian, Kev. It K. .lope, pastor.
- II a. in., sermon by the pastor, )
subject, "Adorning the Do trine." .
Fw-ning services at s p. in. Note
channe of time for this service An
evening w it Ii the old hymns, Illus
trated b sten odit on.
I
Christ imi Seli'iire Soelety. t'orner
Main ami Fane M t e.-ts.- Hold m-r-viees
Sunday morning at II o'clock.,
also einesilav e. iifnu Kervbes in-
! lid in k ti stimoniaU of haling in
Chri--t i a n St ience at K o'clock. AM
are v.i home. Sundav si hool con
vries in the sain' building at U:'t
a. m . All und' r the ae ol 2t years
are invited to attend. i
Pi. d.vleibui t hull li Th- Child
re ji s I lay I'm-1 a m vs il! In- gi en t
tin- Sund.iv S liool at 1 1 a in. The
Your;--: Pi ojde's Socii-ly will t t at!
7 p in. At i; , ;:o p m.. thi re w ! h.
;i i ure i t gi v i n b v t lo- Choi r. No
oi-. i hitii mi run- Mn S'Midav, .Inn-'
1 - Kev X Willl.uiis. of Seattle,
will preai b inoriiiNL' and eM lilnu.
I
M. E. Church, South. ('. H ''kiivM,
pa-tor Sundav S lend at 11 (.,, V.. K
Met Jam. So pi Moiniti-: wor-hip a'
I I O i Ii)' k Si t mon hv Kev S 1
' heek . pi -i I : Iik' eld- r Kp. Ol : h
ll.eaL'U'- nt 7 p iii C.inini; pi-a'l'-
ilig i-rv I e al S ;, 1 1 1 . bv Ki v . ! h '
j 1 s. r v ji at Ma i aie Hall. or
I .. ! a - and iMn -IK et Kver". f-O I .
we. o;i,. . ,
Gov el ( otiiplalfit-. in India.
In a :-ttir at nne of tin- D-
Moin'-. Iowa, rhur-h'-'i a in I- - ion. i r .
f'o'n India tnbl of 1'o'nt; into tin- In
ti-rinr of Itet ;. w In r- Iu- a tak'-n
' -ii k. that In had n holtV of Cb;"ii .
i Ie 'i l.i in f Co 1 1 , l"mi m and 1 ia rroh'a
I Pen., dv 'a :th f.:m and I- le hevei
'ha it -.v...l hN life Thi " r : Iv
I,, ii '1 !' H?.iih in In lit both h .
I i p'l verta'.-... and ' 'in for i hob ra
You r ' j : t kii'-v limn this that It an
be d'-1 en ii d n .'n for t h rn Mder
form nf Viviel foret-'a nt that ( ur
In th'H country ( ib'a lnah!e evi-rv
wh'-re. f
Current Events
and
Currant Jelly
Are closely related iu that they both have a short
season. The currant crop always comes unexpec
tedly and is gone before you know it.
Don't you want a case for jelly?
PHONE 195
Pickens Rrothers
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Watch for the New Car
Prosperous times ahead for Roseburg. That's
why we sent the following telegram:
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Mr. h'. C.ttirell. Interniititmal .Motor Co-,
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lim e Two ton Worm Drive .Muck Trurk remit for drive
lo Hoxehtirg .Monday morning.
II. J. Denn Transfer and Storage Co.
It will help us give you service.
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