Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, June 17, 1916, Image 5

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    LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
THE.
Douglas National
Kiiipln)! only such iiit'tlhMK In lift
Ituin-K m make banking: inMil u
titmw of Miilite talue. The niariftu1-.
nieiit of thW institution believe thnt
aUtv veryt hints He, Stability ami
Faithfulness are tie uiniithil on tin
uin of a it!! nuuiHut-il hank, nml
iinhi I hi lnN we Invite your
iatriine.
Capital ami Surplus 1;m.MMUM
T:y ft Mount Shasta at Galls
Chili s Floral Park astor plants,
lu cents a dozen. The Hermit House
Mrs. Henry ruslck. of Portland,
is s.endiiig a few days here with
triend..
Three Sisters Tomatoes, good
l;uk. $1 1't er dozen. Smitarv
t ush Grocery.
Fred Plakclt y i spending a few
days ut Port hi nd look ins ufier uusi
ni s affairs.
St. Valentine broecoli plants for
sale. H. Ii. Church, North Koseburg.
Phone 2 S3.
A '. Tare Just across bridge to St. Valentine Hroceoli planH
swimming pool. Leaves Uelluws' grown from imported seed for sate by
More J, :t. 4::w. :' p. m. Houte Fmptiua Valley Fruit I'nion. liiv
nn Jackson, on Cass to Stephen, on your orders now and be sure of se
Stephen to Huike, Auto Pus mring the h t plants
fS
YOU CAN'T BEAT 'EM
Mr Fartmr you sImuIJ Inv; one on your Farm'
Ji!r. Husiues i in m it would pay you big interest
on the inv-'sfneut to h ive one iu your business.
The greatest Value for your money, in first cost,
efficient service, aud up-keep, and we are not the
only ones who think so.
Note the List of May Purchasers:
Cunie Welirr . . .
ii. (;. ;u -t . . . .
Terrj Stamlli'y . .
A. V. Yocum . . .
Clay Smith
Ii. K. Smith
I'. M. W ilson . . .
W r it- Unlit V .
Mr. M.tlihray .
A. Swanson
Stt'vo PcarHO'i . .
Mr. Attcrlmry . . .
Mr. Winnilur.l
l.af" i:iik'-1s
.liihn Hi-tts
.1. 11. Kyke ....
Carry W. Itap
Mr. t'lian.li T . . .
KiW-nbowef
ItopbiiM
. . .Camas Valloy
. . . Cainas Valloy
Winston
Kostluiri;
. . .Camas Valley
KosrlHtr.;
'annnv:llH
Me'rom
Wlni hfsicr
IIoi'Iiiiik
CalapouLa
IV.I
Carni'S
Kusi'liiirj;
Itii.s.'lmr
ItusfburK
D.u't HKSITATK but U t us DK MOXSTRATK
to yon a new FORD CAR. The season is now
on, and Now is when you ueetl one. Term to re
sponsible parties. On "Display aud Sale by
W. A. BURR, Agent, R-Oseburg, Oregon.
C.t nrge M. Lewis, of Portland, has
arrived in t he city to hpeud a few
day on business.
Mouldings, fanry grain finish,
wide cedar, and cedar posts. Page
Investment Co.
.Med ford Sun: l. I.. Potts, of Kose
burg. sp ut the first of the week in
.V' .lford on business.
Mr. aud Mrs. T. .1. Ardrnv were
our from Sutherlin today, look in t
a: ter business a flairs.
j Mr. and Mis. Charles I'uragar, of
! Portland, ate spending a few days in
I the city with friends.
M rs. Thomas Mat son. of Oregon
City, arrived here last evening for
a visit with friends.
The passenger list published in
cluded the name of .1. C. Westen
hi: er and two children.
1. K. Vernon, editor of the Oak
land Advance, spent the day in I!ose
burn looking after business affairs
Cabbage, cauliflower, kale, ltrus-
sels sprouts and scarlet sage plants
for sale. H. It. Church. 31 S K. Com
Ave., North Koseburg. Phone 2$;t
It. K. Smith, of the Houglas Coun
ty Abstract Company, returned hen
yesterday after two weeks spent at
Portland and other northern Oregon
cities.
Time 18 vaiuate, ne careful yoj
don't abupe It. If you are In need
of a new tiim or the repairing of an
old time, see the busy watchmaker,
J. T. Uryac.
Dr. F. Ii. Coffman. formerly of
Itoseburg. is now deputy healt h
commissioner for the city aud coun
tv of Hi'iiver. Colorado, according t(.
th.- bulletin r that dvpartmenl re
ci ived by the H view.
The bo;it is the iheap"st in the
!ou run, if the juice is rilit. We
uive you the best in P. S. C. Steel
Cut C:':eo. Th" price is riuht. Call
for the lirown Pa. I;:,j;e :it the Peo
ple's Supply Co.
Mr. : ml Mrs. V. H. Ilammittt- lefi
here tliit moraine by auto for Cali
fornia, where they expect to remain
fur fev. ial mouths. They will make
t':e trip le isurely and wili vb-it many
p tints in that Mate. Tli-y expert
t ) spend some time at Santa Crux
ami vicinity.
MarshfMd Tin.ev: .Tudne C. I,
p. auoi'k has returned fioin St otts
bars win-re he act onipanbd his wife
and daughter. He saitt the terry
boj.t:; across the (iiipitia now aer-
at-e about llou pusseners a day. paid
f .i- bv the railroad at the rale of
(ents each.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Kl.-hr'j ficur r.t Etonomr Orocerr.
Country bam, fcacoo ftnd lftrd.
Economy Grocery.
Mrs. Mary Hanuiu. of Sutherlin,
came over lunt ev-nut to visit with
trieinls.
Save raency on dry goods at the
People's Supply Co. Pin stock toni
iua m.
Mrs. V. ti. Wade came down from
Mruin I.t evening to look alter busi
ness matters.
A. D. S. Dlgefttlv Tablet! relieve
distress after eatlnts. For iftle by
Hamilion Drug Co
Miss Acnes Simpson, of Portland
arrived here last even in to visit
with her aunt.
Will Molan. who has been spend
in-.; a lew days In Portland, will re
turn here tomorrow.
J. lUK'HS and wife, of Cheney,
h.. arriv J here yesterday and
cf to locale in this city.
Wa-
Apt
M. K. Wininger, of Kalispel, Mon
tana, arrived here last evening to
look after business matters.
li. Jean Kiim. of Kiddle, left
t'H. iiiiii'niuL; to spend ihe reuiaindei
oi t ie summer at Colfax. Wash.
Mis. Hat ry Low rev rt l timed her
l:;st eveniiirf after a couple of weeks
speit iu Portland with friends.
Kvery day is bargain day, all
X )o.ls Btrlctly fresh at the Spot Cash
Itasket liioec.y, N. Jackson St
Mr and Mrs. William It. Hartman.
of Portland, arrived here last even
to spend a few days with friends
Mr. ami Mrs. .1. K. Wort Mutton
of Portland, arrived here last even
tne to visit with (i. C. Worthineton
and family.
Phil ip Steincr. of Oregon City
arrived here last evening to spend r
couple of days visiting at the Sol
diers Home.
The "Den of Sweets" now open for
business. Soft drinks, ice cream aud
candies.. H. A. Hunsaker, N. Jack
son atreet.
Misses Lillian Ma Iver. Myth Hen
d rson and tiladys Kester left thu
norning; to attend the Monmout h
normal school.
Miss Katherine Itusenbark, o'
C u vailis. arrived here last eventni;
to visit her parents. Mr. am! Mrs
John Itusenbark.
Bargain Pay Mondays only un
Hi further notice. Men's soils French
dry cleaned, fl.no. iioM-burg Clean
ir.g and Pressings Works.
August Heck, of the On gon Itak
e: , will leave in a week or two foi
Howdle. S. 1.. where he will visit a
n.ontli or two with relatives.
Itro'Moli plants from St. Valentiix
Imported seed. It per thousand
I ant tht in as soon as it rains. Foi
s.iie by C. II. Mailey, Koseburg.
Housewives who have been buying expen
sive Uaking Powders should (ry a can of
DIAMOND "W"
It is the equal of any of the higher priced
I'aking 1'owders.
Neely & Neely
Cass Street
Opposite the P. O.
Froten berrlei at Ualii '
John Huenbark was In from Mel
rose this uioru ug.
Nothing like coal for ft steady
iire. Ask about the genuine Pea-!
oock Rock Springs, at Page's.
Ne! Hooker, of San Francisco. Is
pending a few days in the city with
ii lends.
Miss Nellie Voorhies. of Hrotkvuiy,
pent the day in KoseburK visiting '
wKh friends. j
W. F. Hairis and wife will go to:
ltiddle this evening to spend Su:ida '
with relatives.
Howard F. Smith, of Portland, ar-'
i ived here last evening to fcpend i ,
few days with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harper, of Portland,
arrived here last evening to spend a :
few days with friends. i
i
Henrv Havis. of l.os Angeles, has
arrived here to spend a few days
with friends and relatives. i
Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy, of
urtland. arrived here last evening
(o spend a few days with friends.
Haker. the Jeweler and agate man
Sheridan street, opposite depot. '
special prices on all watch and agate
work. j
W. W. F.lder, wife and daughter.
Miss Crate, who formerly lived here,
are now making their home iu Port
land. Pig Special: No. a size cans Fancy
Oysicrs, tOe per Hoz., :i ans for J.'ie. 1
While they last, at the People's Sup
ply Company.
Mrs. Myrtle Bradford, a school
teacher formerly employed here, has
none to Portland to remain for the
summer.
Cherry Stoners
Rollman, olJ reliable, 85c. Rollman Number 10, 85c
Number 60 S, latest $1.00
The first two are the old trusted and true, but in the
latter has been combined all the good points of the
former, aud we believe will soon be the only family
stoner on the market. They are well worth the cost
iu the saving of lime, patieuce aud strength.
Don't Forget that we have alio a wide mouth
glass jar with a new cap. aud also dou't overlook the
jelly strainers. A little the best of auythiug iu that
line.
Just Notice these few items bought from a close
out sale: A 25c egg bta'er for 10c. A 25c wiie potato
masher for 10c. A 10c broom holder for 5c. The
best mop handle with a cotton mop for 25c. Package
of steel wool 10c.
Churchill Hardware Co., Ironmongers
P. S. A supply of tin fruit cans, but if needed come
early 65 & 85, per doz
to tin lUlhlii'. have
our jitli'v station from
to Phone rt.Mi. Smith &
Siaiiish-Aiiii'rii'an
Cook With "Electricity"
COOL. HEALTHY
CLF.AN, ODORLESS
No Fumes
No Smoke
Economical
Roseburg Electric Company
IMione ft.
Do IT Eltxtrically
) N. Jiu kM4in
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
Cans Street
Mrs. Kilen Savage, an Oregon pio
neer of hi, died at Salein Thurs
day night, aged 77 years. She Is
s'irv i veil by t wo sons, Itnhert II.
Sava-" and Lute Savage, and three
daughters. Mi:-s Gertrude Savage
Mr-. Ilalph Me A !:ms. and Mrs. A
C. Ileily. All are of Salem except
M ri.. Iliely whose home is in
York, N. Y.
I ties are inferior and pr!cs high
er on all woolens now in tnanufa
ture, and colors cannot be guaran
teed. 1 have purchased for my trade
a stock of fine woolens made before
the advame in price and can show .
fine selection of guaranteed goods at
the riuht prieo. Call and see the
good-; in the piece. S. A. Phillips.
1 0! Itose Street.
A'roadv the travel over the Pa-
(itic Highway .and no doubt over all j
Cie other prim ipal arteries of travel.,
is about as heavy a it was at anv ;
liine l;tt sea-oii. and the procession
of tourists has on ;y com iiienecd to
move, s:iys the (iranis Pass Cornier
From all over the Last the title i;
now turning we-tward. iitid the m i (
Ihree months wili the f;oilitbs-
of the West laxed to an for the'
army of visitors.
Mrs, H. C. Stanton. J . C. Fuller
tn. Mr. and Mrs. .loan Hamlin ami
Mrs. S II. Anderson returned last
t .ening after attending the li. A. It
e.icumpment at Kugene.
Vernon Luse. formerly nighi
'ctk at the Mefiallen Hotel here
bat for some time past ot Medford
passed through le-re last evenint
euroute to points in Montana, when
b - expects to locate permanently.
See us for prices on St. Valentin
broccoli plants from imported seed.
Mammoth L. W. broccoli, late cab
bane. tom;ito. (tle.y, winter cault
flower and cow kale plants.. FleUhei
NVw tii Kvtrls, 1 tu Flint.
lien Htintinctoii. Jr.. who conduci
n drug store ut Inaiu. has in-talleij
a modern soda fountain. The foun
t 'in is one of I he most att ractive
(,nes in Soul hern Oregon and Mr.
Huntington helievea it will ald ma
t rially to his business.
.1. C. Hume iitid wife and Or. .eo
L. Hoti'k and wtie left Portland tht.
Mtetnoon by boat for Los Anueh
v. here they will aMeiid the Nationa'
i tjii vent ion of Knights Templar
They will be gom- for three or Toui
ks, accortling to their present
l
.1. M. Moore, formerly engaged Ir
the stoi k biiMip '-s on Deer Creek
return. d her.- last evening afler sev
ral 'lays .nt in Portland. Mr
Moore l- neuutiatiiii; a 1rale where
by he ee. is to ex hange lainh
lor a sawmill located in Klamati
t oiint '.
' Notice
h anged
Phone li
Maker.
Dr. F. W. Haynes has returned
from Kugene. where In attended the
onveiition of
War Veterans.
F. M. Von Platiin . engineer for '
Kendall Profilers, will return tier
this evening after a few days spent
it Portland.
High Flight Flour Is the best.
sk Had. he knows. He has to eat
it. Likewise, the price suits him.
Set It at the People's Supply Co.
Attorney Klbert Hermann and
liosi oe Oreen ret timed here t his
morning after a couple of days spent
in Portland looking after business
matters.
People ask, "Have you any more
jf that good bread flour, and has (be
,ritc raised any? ' They niesn High
Flight Flour. We tell them Yes
Hid No. Kvery sack guaranteed by
the People's Simply Co.
.1. W. Perkins and wife, who have
been spending t he past two weeks
at Port land, w ill leav e there In a
few days for Newport , where t hev
will enjoy the climate oT that vlein
My. Thev may remain there two or
three Weeks.
A-hlan.l Tidins: (. T. Ib-rgn
and Frank Ham met t wt nt to Itose-
lung Tuesday to spread the adver
tising of the Ashland Springs ledi
i at ion Celebration and Itogue lit v er
I Ion ndu p The repot t a tine t rip,
vir. I erger stating: "It 's gratifvin
to note the tiiendlv feeling and in
terest in our c letu atmn eidenewl
nut only in Kosehmg but in all the
1 it ( ;e towns along t be route." lie
-av s t here i- it ore eni h ujia.-ip over
i,p reb-hnitp n in. Ilose!. ut si titan in
Vshlai.d Hint t hal s-v . ral humlred
pOple are (OtliiUL. fioin there. 'Ihe
metfhant.. of Kte-eburL gave the
sbland i-itois a fine reception nnd
aSSUIfd theltl t bilt Itr.Heblll g w t I be
w-eii represented heie ilunng the
three bu days.
SIM)! I II MOAN S I.IMMKNT
Carl l ho-vard.-ii.
an I ch.
I'oitland foresti
lloset.lllg lafe
bv automobile ;
for Ui ant
Oregon tow it;:.
I Hi u lv w a o!
maker, state vane
i P s H. Flory, of Hp
v offices, an hed It
estertlay afte? noon
ml left eaily to.lav
att'l oiln r South" m
They expe.-t to re
Kosetniig In abou
Histi Id
Charle- CI
r... dwe
; pelidl.::: '
l.a 1 tak 11
1 I w hi It '
Ho-igia-- C
to have be
At",riie
ilk ::nd
i 1 1 ! r f i d
:,e w.ek
(leorge N'lltier
Attorney W. W
last night Hltel
at Kugene. ' Uv
.u th.
over C
p
Untie trial
- efe nought frolt
tor injuries a!lege
tained while travel
td-.
'hauilMM-biin's t ough lEemedy.
There is no opfu m or ot her nar
t'olic in Chamberlain s Coimh Hem
dy. It may be given to a ibil.l a
confidently as to an ad it it. It is
excellent lor coughs and colds. O i
taiutibbt evei y w here. c
FRESH VEGETABLES
Our stock of seasonable Vegetables
Is fresh aud complete at all times. A full' stock of
Diamond "W" Canned Goods
Let us rill your order for flour aud feed.
Ciardeu seeds of all kinds.
THE CASH STORE
YOU CAN CHOP KXPKN8KS
considerably by buying your
meats at this market. Not at
the sacrifice of Quality, either.
You'll find our meats choice,
prime and tender. No better
to be had anywhere at any
price. Hut we buy direct and
In large quantities and are
thus enabled to save you con
siderable of your meat money.
The Cass Street Market
Louts Kohlhagen, Prop.
107 West Cass Street
t.l lAt. KliY oti:s.
K. P. Westfall has left foi Colo
i a do, and he expects to make bt
home t here.
Preaching and Sunday Si hool '.
wert' well attended last Sunday, j
Hope all will return m t Sunday.
The W. C. T. C observed Flowei !
Mission Hey by giving about Ilftv
bout nets to tlte di Helen t (MU'li ol
the valley.
Horot hv M v natt hue b en on the
si.lt list lately.
C. c. Jones and wife have been
(let allied nn business aud did not
get to go as soon as WHS expeeted.
J. .1. Itetts ami wife and sou
Frank. C. C. Uroves and wife and
F. P. "Tit tts i .1 .1 s father!, went on
a pi.-nic at in- hestei Sundav. They
report a fine tune.
Margitret Lacey spent Sunduv at
the home of Mi. and Mrs. Floy lletts
W. P. Wibon and tamilv went to
Caiivonv ilb Sunday on a sightsee
ing trip.
Nettie Nep.on is having her e.
treated and is also putting in a gho-s
eve. fis -llf is binl ill Oil'1 eve
.1. It. Itees and family oT Kostdmig.
were visiting t heir mother the
laltei pait ot la-t week.
John ilson has been hav ing
unite a time with hi- teeth. Idle
cranking theji Foul the rank fit a
ba.k and lui him in Ihe mouth. 'Ibis
wa-t the t-anie at the trouble.
Ph niiy Cooper is some im pt ov d
this week. We hope be Will be Well
at the next writing.
' PLC O M Y HKA UT '
Spare the Cook
and Spoil the Dinner
'.i ircvsr.'.' a 'ntr Hint hns heit muni a tirrtJ
triiiiiitn ttt trttrk, nrern lint slnrr. ulien she
sltnnltl littrf brrn nut in the slutiie- of a tree
orimrrh. I'li its n lirre she rnulil hnre heen
litnl ulie thnt to irritle n
15c Can of Heinz Spaghetti
Cciikeilin Tniiiiitn minre nml Cherse. - liemhi to serve,
rtirrerthj seasoned ami ben ring it money bark guarantee
PHONE 19H
Pickens Rrothers
A E.HKINS 'UILDING
Watch for the New Car
Prosperous times aluad fur Roseburj;. That's
why we sent the following telegram:
.II .YK .1, 1 9 III.
.Mr ' C .It irell , In ternnt ionnl Motor Cu ,
I'ortl'iiitl. tire gon.
Hare T n o ton II orm Drive M irk 7'rnrk reu hj for ilrii e
to liosebn rg .Monilatj morning-
H. J. Denn Transfer and Storage Co.
It will help us give you service.
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