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LOCAL ANO PERSONAL. , LOCAL AND PERSONAL, The Douglas National Bank Cuiitul and Surplus. .. .fl:i.OM).ou WE Safe Sound Prompt and . Prosperous TRY The Oldest Bank h A 'C fare Jut across britlj: lo swimming pool. Leaves Mellows' store 2, :i. 4:::o, G:.u p. m. Route on Jackson, on Cass to Stephens, on Stephens to Ittirhe. Auto hits. I YOU CANT Mr Fanner y.)u should Inv one on your Farm' Mr. 15usiue? nun it wjtild pay you big interest on the investment to h tve oue in your business. 'I he grea'est Value for your money, in first cost, ellicieut service, and tip-keep, and we are uot the only ones who think so. Note the List of May Purchasers: Ceorge Weber . . H. (i. C.uest . . . Perry Standley . , A. Yocum . . . Cl:;y Smith Ft. K. Smith (. M. Wilson . . . Water & Light C Mr. Mcfiihray . A. Swanson Stevo Hearson . Mr. Atterbury . . Mr. Winnifcml I, afe Kneels John Iletts .1. II. Sykes Carry V. Rapp .Mr. Chandler . . . D.n't IIKSITATE but kt us DKMOXSTRATK to you a new FORI) CAR. The season is uow on, and Now is when you need one. Term to re sponsible parties. Oa Display and Sale by W. A. BURR, Agent, R.oseburg, Oregon. Housewives w ha have been buying expen sive Baking Powders should try a can of DIAMOND "W" It is the equal uf any of the higher priced Baking Powders. ill Cass St-reet, Cook With COOL. HEALTHY CLEAN, ODORLESS No Fumes Economical Roseburg Electric Company I'hone 13:1. . Do IT Electrically YOU OWE IT To y:ur community to patronize its Industries. ve do riot 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 ARE US Southern Oregon. St. Vali-ntine Broccoli plant, grow n from imported seed for sale by rininia Valley Fruit -I'nion. llivo your orders now and be sure of se rnrtii!? the l est tl:int' BEAT 'EM , . . . lvlenbower Hoebur. .Camas Valley .Camas Valley Winston Hoseburg . Camas Valley Ki)v!ur3 . . .Canyonvillo Me'rose . .,. Winchester Rovebu ' R Calapooia eS . Rnsebut s . Hoseburg . Royeburg Neely & Neely Opposite the P. O. "Electricity" No Smoke Try a Mount Shasta at Galls.' Child's Floral Park a'tor plants. 10 cents a dozen. The Herrick Uoue. W. D. Mess, of Harden Valley, was a visitor in the city (or a few hours Saturday evening. Three Sisters Tomatoes. good pack, fl.li) per dozen. Sanitary Cah Grocery. Mrs. Ivan I'ickens, who ha been visit ins in 1'ortlaud, is expected ft cmt Wednesday. St. Valentine brttrroli plants for salo. II. 11. Church, North Host-burg. I'hone 2S3. .1. 1.. Randall and wife, of Tacoma. Wah., are spending a few days ir. the city with friends. Mouldings, fancy grain finish, wide cedar, and cedar potsti. I'ano Investment Co. H. V. Truehlood. of Portland, ar lived hero last vwning to speiiil a fyw das with friends. Ceuntv Commissioner 1!. F. Nich ols spent Saturday evening in tin city, lie was registered at the I'nip qua. Kenneth Q.itne. of Riddle, spent Saturday hi Kuyehurg visit inn with his iarrnt.i. Sheriff and Mrs. (ieo. K. Quint'. fJeorge K. I.undburg and wife, of Ci rants Pass, were visitors in the eity Saturday evening- 1 hey were roistered at the I'mpuim. Dr. C. H. Hailey and wife, of Deer Creek, spent Saturday evening al Melrose where they attended a meet ing of the d range of that place. Miss Dr.ii Sloper returned here Saturday evening from points In California to visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge W. Sloper. Cabbage, cauliflower, kale, Prus sels sprouts and scartet sage plants for sale. H. H. Chureh, IMS K. Com. Ave., North Hoseburg. Phone 283. P. S. Wealherly, of Oakland, came over Sunday and drove home a Ford automobile. The car was purchased through the W. A. Burr agency of this city. Mrs. Cora Wilkie, a nurse at Mercy hospital, has returned here alter two w"ks spent at Portland where she visited with friends and relatives. Time is vaiuat.e. be careful you don't abuse it. If you are in need of a new timi or the repairing of an old time, sie the busy watchmaker. .1. T. Krypn. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Frear. who have been upending a few days in I ortland, are expected home toinor r jv or Wednesday. They made the t.in by automobile. Ceorge Adams, late Saturday pur chi.sed a Ford ;m omobile through the W. A. Hurr agency of this city Mr. Adams owns a farm some dis t in: e from Hoseburg. Kugene Kegisler: The body of Percy V. Karl arrived in the cit jesttriay on the west side train en mute from Independence to Suth erlin. where interment will take 1 la- e. , John Knger. a Southern Pacific train dispat her. spent Saturday an 1 .Sunday in Portland looking alter various business matters. Mrs. Kimer has been vii.iting at Kugene. where she haa relatives. V. A. Purr. lo. al agent Tor the Fcrd automobile, retched a carload of machines from Port land Sunday. They viiTd unloaded here today and are now on display in the show room of the Ford Canine at (he corner of Oak and Hose streets. M. K. Hitter, a local undertaker, last Saturday evening presented to the Cmpqua hotel a bouquet of beautiful sweet peas. The flowers were placed on the desk in the lobby I of the hovtleiy, where they were much admired by the guests. ! Ceorge W. .Marshall, represent ,tive of I he Weyerhauser Timber Company, anivid here Saturday i-veiling from Med ford and tit her I So'itlicrn On gon points. Mr, Mar- Mian IS a iieiiiii'in vi.-vmi mi hum-- l.ipg and has many close friends here. Kugene C.uard: A. K. Dunham, of the Soldiers Home at Hoseburg, brot to the (Juard offit-e this morning an original copy of the Vhkshurg Dniily ('itizen, printed after the Federal forces under Cennal lirant had cap tured tlie ritv July 2, 1 s ::. it is printed on wall paper. (i'-nVKt Allen, a lo al boot black, left here Sunday for San Francisco. Knmyte there he is taring for a sec tion h;tnd who was stricken with ill Tier's Saturday and was ordered re moved to the uetieral hospital of the Soul ':trn Pa if ic Comp.tny in the California t it v. Mr. Allen c perts to p turn here late in the present AC k. KiiKfne H fKi-tef Thitt Chief K.n Kintr llot.d !i.'S informed the people of Ma:-htield that the Fmp'ria l-ridK will be entirely toinideted ho th;it through trains may ! o,j-r:tte'l of-r it bv Ausot 2'. u!.i h is the lli'.te fift fir tiie iiM.;l'i: of the biff n hbriition on Coos I'.n., i - the -tate- Ilieijt of Clarelire if V edltol fif the M.it -bfi' ld T linen, w Iki ar rived in th- -itv la.-t trc!t on bis wav to Pend'eton on lm ine.y. Mr. Ash is a former reporter on t he Morning Register. ( I K K SKIN S ID iM 1 1 til It l fot Hsh U) think vcu an gain a good clear complexion hy the iu of Ul'O powd r. '.et al t!ie tent of ttie trouble and thnnru'hly ( ieaii'-e t he s st e tn with a t rea' !!' rt of Dr KlI.K'h New Die Iil! GenH' arid mild in a-'.ion. do not irri;.e. v.-t they ndlevo the liver by their net inn on the hotels, fJood for your. it . adult' and aed (io nf.r a clear cotn blexlon today. 2"-c t your drugKiJf. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Fift.er'i fiour r.t FconotuT Grocery I.. E. West, a Tacoma storkbuyer, spoilt Sunday in the city ou business Country ham, fcacoa and lard Economy Grocery. Crede Chenoweth, of Oakland, spent a. few hours In KoseburK Sun day. . . O Dean returned to Kiddle Sun day after u few days spent here on blisilles!. I. other Pare, of Wilbur. spent Saturday in the city viMtius with friends. A. T. Lawrence has returned here after a few days spent at Portland and vicinity. K. L. Sanders, of Drain, returned iio.i ." Saturday afternoon after t short visit here. A. D. S. Dlge-stlv Tablets relieve Ms tress after eating. For sale by tlamiiton Drug Co William Sii.gleton, of Oak Creek.! p petit Saturday in Hoseburg looking iift'-r bwsinei.s matters. j Mrs. W. I.. Carter, of Portland arrived here last evening to spend, a f. vv dayn with friends. F I. Snyder, of Portland, nrrtvee" hete Saturday evening to spend r cjuple of days on business. Walt -r C.ilvln, wife and two children, of Coquille, were visitors in the city Saturday and Sunday. Kvery day Is bargain day, all nods strictly fresh at the Spot Cash lasket tJrocc.y, 2ii8 N. Jackson St It. V. llinkley and wife, of Car len Valley, were visitors in the eitv for u few hours Saturday evening Henry Walton, of Portland, ar rived here Sunday to spend a few iays looking utter business affairs Henry Hui gess, of Oregon City left for his home Saturday evening alter a few days spent here with friends. The "Den of Sweets" now open for business. Soft drinks, ice cream and candies.. It. A. ltuusaker. X. Jack ion street. Miss Gertrude Dillard underwen' I tiiroat operation at Mercy hospita' Saturday morning. Dr. A. C. Seel w as in attendance. Bargain Day Mondays only un til further notice. Men's suits French lry cleaned, $1.00. Hoseburg Clean iag and Pressing Works. ProcioM plants from St. Valentin imported seed, $ 4 per thousand l'!ant them as soon as it rains. Foi al by C. II. Pulley, Koseburg. F. M. Von Plant a, engineer fot Kendall Mrothers, returned here on Minday niter a few days spent at Portland. Mr. Kendall left, for the Fast Friday morning, according to Mr. Von Planta. George Skiff and wile left hen Sunday afternoon for Kugene b automobile. They will ret urn hen t iiis evening, accoinp;inied by S Doefler and wife, the latter of whom U a sister or Mr. Skirt. See us for prices on St. Valentin broccoli plants from imported seed Mammoth I,. W. bioccoll. late cab ; age, tomato, cele.y, winter cauli flower and cow k.ile plants.. Fletchei Ac K verts. H)2 Flint. Hev. liobt. llooth. of Salem, win i:as hi en very ill at the home o Ms daughter. Mrs. Kdward Single ton, tn North Hoseburg, passed a votiiewbat restles night and the at tending physii iaus ;iie alarmed ovei his condition. Letters ret ei ed in Hoseburg in dieate that Hev. C. i I. Cleaves, who I ft ht r recently for the Kast. ha arrived at his former home there and is enjoying his visit with Mend. and relatives. Hev. Cleaves was ac (oinpanied on the trip by bis wife and children. Corvallis Gazette: Mrs. Leslie Lilly, who bad spent several weeks with relatives and friends in Cor allls and Alsea. left today for her home in Hoseburg. Dourla- County. .'Irs. Lilly resided in Corvallis up to i lew years ago and has a wide ac quaintaiiee here. F. Mansun White, who prepared the phins and upei ifl( ations for t i i new high school tuiildlng under con struct inn here, w i I eavj for his home at Portland tunight. lie wai (ailed here to Inspect the work al teady done ami lo prepare an esti mate of the amount of money that : hould be paid the contractor. Don't go to the cities to buy yom oit when whi can get the very same at home. 1 handle the same kind o ijoods am) fashion plates. I havt had years or experience In t lie larg itU-s. and aiwavs worked in tin .in'st tailoring etahli'-hments Ther is nothing in tailoring that I don't know. If you have votir own style all you ned is to tell me your idea I will do t he ret Andy Vidine I.a'liefl' and Mi n n Tailor NortL Mi:;, Geo. K 'jini and drtughtr Kvelvn. or He- etiiu k. Mm. C. Hunt ;md two Hons, (i-m ami Mar-ba!l. of I In If way. a i-on.p in led Mrs Jot pit Whailen t(. her home at Grants Pa - s :i -t !oini-i tf) reliiHin frir II few d..-' visit, sa..-' the Hlddle Trib 'une. The :;i'lif- all beinc si-ti-rs ! b'-ing (l.illf htei s (,f- I 'l'igf Geo. Kid die. Mrs. Hunt will stop at (tiddly on h'T way ho:i.' to Lantern Oregon when Mr M i; ft t (q..fatis a lou m re irriii.iteil alfalta farm. Thi is Mr Hur.t !' lii. t vi it af her old home in five years. GASTORIA For Infants end Children In Use For Over 30 Years Alw.yi bcarf in. Fro -en berries at Galit M. F. Rice went to Eugene Sat urday to spend a couple of days on bus: Mies. Miss L D. Heater, of Gre n, came n Sat ui day afternoon for a v is it Allh friends. Medford Tribune: Geo. K. Has ten, of Hoseburg, arrived yesterday from Rogue Hiver. j Mrs. S. M. Anderson and Mrs. S. l. (laltiraitli returned to Siitheilin iaturdav afternoon. Miss Florence Wharton left yes lerday for Corvallis to Kpend a few weeks at the O. A. C. Mrs. Kd. Hyan went to Oakland testerday to spend a few days with 'riends and relatives. H. J. Hurch, wife and child, went to Wood burn yesterday where they will spend a week or two. Mrs. J. II. Penning, of Portland. arrived here last evening to spend i few- days with friends. ; Nothing like coal for steady Ire. Arfk about the geuulne Pea Kick Kock Springs, at Pagu't. j Mrs. II. F. Allison, who had been low n from Kugene a few davs. re turned yesterday afternoon. I i II. X. Cobb, who had been to the 1. A. K. encampment at Kugene, re-, turned home Saturday evening. j Mrs. W. L. Smith, who had been teaching at Hlddle. went to Drain vesterduy for a few weeks' visit. : Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Odell. of Yon- 'ii I In tt'lin tti'rn hem fur- 11 ilnv r.i. lurneu iioiiie ?aturuay uiternoon. Mr. ami Mis. J. M. Howard, or' Portland, arrived1 here -this after- : noon by automobile enroute to Sau ' Francisco. Notice to the public. We have t hanged our jitney station from I Phone 1 to Phone t:6. Smith & i Maker. Mrs. L. S. Taylor returned from ! Drain w ith her children Saturday i .veiling after visiting relatives there j leveral days. Maker, the jeweler and agate man n Sheridan street, opposite depot, ' mecial prices on all watch and agate work. Med Tort! Tribune: Merl Payne, of Hoseburg, formerly of Medford. is here for an operation on his nose. Dr. .1. .1. F mnions is performing It. Walter Christie, who had been iere fot a short time, ret urncd to While Fish,, Montana, yesterday, . here be will remain for some time. A. L. Kitcliin and wife have re turned from points in t lie Willuni tte Valley, where they spent a few lays. They made the trip by auto mobile. Mrs. L. Y". Milledge. of North Mend, returned home yesterday. She had been visiting for a few weeks with her relatives and former ac liiaiiitanies here. Mrs. (). D. Jennings, who had been visiting in Portland, and D. V. Jen nings arrived here last Sat unlay, i lie latter, will probably remain here, or a month or two. I At torncy o. p. Coshow, w ho had ieen to Salem on a case before the Supreme Coin t. returned Saturday, j llci was accompanied hy Mrs. Coshow , and daughter, Leone. j Mrs. Lou Maker, who lias been u: patient al Mercy hospital for some- ; lime pat, w as Saturday morning removed to I tie home of Mrs. Storey j lb s. w hen she w ill remain until fully rerovered. I Mrs. ',. T. Murray left Saturday I afternoon ror a visit of several weeks i at The Dalles. She was accompanied i as far as Monmouth by her son, . M. Murray, who will attend the sum mer school there. At the recent session of the Ma sonic Grand Lodge of Oregon. Hev. .1. H. N. Midi, of Corvallis, was ap pointed grand chaplain of the grnnn lodge for Hit -Dub consecutive year. His appointment was the first an nounced by Grand Master ee Moore and whh received with pro longed (bee ring. Grand Chaplain Kelt then made a brief talk and when he concluded Grand Mash'i Miller, followed by the other oft leers of the grand lodge, walked down and con -uatulalcd him. Kvery man in the ball then fell in line ami walked pa-t and congratulntt d the veteran chap lain, now "o years oT aye, while he stood with tears streaming down bin cheeks In apptceiation of the remark aide ovalion. Mr. Hell was formerly a resident of Hosebuig and was cdi tor of t he Hos- burg Review. WILL MY ( MILD TIKK Dlt. KING S N V. DIM IIKY? The h'-ht answer is Dr. Kind's New DU. overy Hj-elf. It Is a pleaint. sw eet i-y ru p. i-a-y to take. t eon tains t ne tuedii in-s w Inch years ot xpeiienee have proven best fo: tiuylis art -I colds. Those who have 'ised Dr. Kings New Discovery long est lire its bent friends, lie-'de eveiv bottle is guaranteed. if you if)t t I satisfaction ou get your moiiev 'ot'k. Ittiv a b'pttle. use as din't-'l Keep wh it is b it for cough and cold nxiiratiee. SHOOT WITH A KODAK and send your films to ii h fo I LOPING M I'ltlNTINfi t ork at moderate prb en di; Hi- Kn'ittlt, -;.'itttiuin I'tiotii Hupplie ROSEBURG BOOK CO. ftobeliurg, Oregon. Cherry Stoners RoMman, old 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 beeu combiucd all the good points of the former, and we believe will soon be the only family stoner ou the market. They are well worth the cost in the saviug of time, patience and strength. Don't Forget that we have also a wide mouth glass jar with a new cap, and also don't overlook the jelly strainers. A little the best of anything in that line. Just Notice these few items bought from a close out sale: A 25c egg beater for 10c. A 25c wire potato mashtr for 10c. A 10c- broom bolder 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, hut if needed come early 65 & 85, per doz. r 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 STORE Spare the Cook and Spoil the Dinner K.rprrssrf i fear thuf has krit iniin; a tirnl irottiftn ttt irork . orer it hut store, when she shonlil liuve hrrn nut in the shdtlr, of a tree ormrrh. Tlmts irhfre she could have been 'IT'! II hml slie llmt to irnriile n 15c Can of Heinz Spaghetti Viktl in Tmnaio S'turf ttmt Cherse lirailij to serve, ntrrrctiy sett son fil ttntl hearing a money hack guarantee PHONE 19ft Pickens Rrothers ERKINS L'UILDING Watch for the New Car Prosperous times ahead for Roseburg. That's why we sent the following telegram: .1 t'.YK ', 191(1. ,1r. F. P-.llwell, Interntttii.nat Motor Co-, 'ortlttml, tirt'gnn- lure Tiro tun Worm. Pri re .Murk Triirk realty for drive to liosrhu r .Vomhtij morning- II. J. Denn Transfer and Storage Co. It will help us give you service. K'0OOO00X00O0Xh50'XO0'CX000hXmXOOCKOO0OO00 What's Going On??? People Read the Review. By carter 50c a month, by Mail 25c Start Today and Find out. What's Going On YOU CAS CHOP EXI-EN8KS considerably by buying your mens 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 ot your meat money. IFe Cass Street Market Louis Kohlhsgen, Prop. I0r West Cms Street. who know
