LOCAL ANO PERSONAL.
LOCAL ANO PERSONAL,
Ihe officers ot this bank may not know much
about writing ads., but they know how to
take care of any business entrusted to them.
The facilities of this hank nre, unfxeelled.
The Douglas National Bank
Surplus and Capital $130,000.00
Mount ab.ota at Ualli.'
of Portland. spent
Real estate can readily be mild. SI'IOi'lAL Mason Sanirap tops
ImiukIh or exchanged tinmen the while Hiev last, lee per dozen. Ex-
classified advert i!MiieMH in The Ke- tra laite. heavy Mason rubbers. 5c
view. A Want Adv. will brine you per dozen: regular price 3 2uc. l'co-
satisfactory results at small cost. plo's Supply Co.
Try our Guaranteed Repair and Part
Service .We carry a full line of
Goodrich and Firestone Tires
New Ford Cars
Art iMjuippt'tl rt ith tln-M tin's, whirl,
should li ;i hiu'h ivroiuineni.l:it'nn for
I heir uH'riorii v.
Ford Garage
W. A. ttURR, Prop
Try
C. L. Clancy
nei matter.
AKRO a 25c soap powder, only 17c
a piukase. Sun nary Cah Grocery.
Miss Porta Miller, of Jefferson, ar
rived heie yesterday to spend a few
day.
First tlass peach boxes, $3.00 per
hundred, made of pin. The J. IS.
Klook Co.
Medford Sun: Iiu Weaver, of Rid
die, is a visitor with friends und r-ta
jives In the city.
! Fred I.. Harrett und Un H. Hen
son. of Portland, are spending; a few
days in the city. t
1.. C. Munvon. of Portland, arrived
here Wednesday evenitiK Uy spend a
few il;ts in 1 lie city.
( H. Metisch. of Dillard, arrived
here Weilnesdny evening to spend a
few days with friends.
j A. D. S. DlgctitlTfc Tablets relieve
distress after eating. For sale by
Hamilton Drug Co
Miss Maria Jenkins, of Fort land,
left for her home last ovenins -after
a visit with friends in this city.
Mrs. R. T. Bradford, of Fori land,
arrived here Wednesday evening to
spend a few days with friends.
.. M. Ostrand, of Salem, left for
his homo yesterday morning after a
few days spent here on business.
T. Ilurd. hardware merchant at Myr
tle Creek, spent yesterday in Rose
hum looking after business affairs.
I Kvery day Is bargain day, all
goods strictly fresh ut the Spot Cash
, Basket Grocc.y, 2i& N. Jackson st
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Parker, of La
Grande, arrived here yesterday even
inn to spend a few days with friends
! Alfred Wollenberg returned here on
Wednesday ninht after a day spent
at Kiddle looking after bus'ness mat
ters.
i Mrs. Minnie McGreevy, of Shedds
arrived here Wednesday evening to
spend a few days visiting with her
mother.
! Henrv Winter, of Ilaker, has arrived
here to remain permanently. He on!
; recently purchased a smull ranch a
j few miles from the city.
Bargain Hay Monday: only un
i i. .1 f n A u I. .. -i I
j ing aud Pressing Works.
Mrs. l!. C. hong, who has be
patient at Mercy hospital for some
lime pasl, is improving, according to
lr. Stewart. She -resides at Yon
! cilia.
fill
For the Quick Making
of Jellies and Delicious Deserts try
DIAMOND "W"
JELLY POWDER
It is a lime saver to the housewife
Cass Street
Neely & Neely
Opposite the P. O.
Keep A way from the Fire
Let t'.lectrieitii take it 's place
Electricity
Will erentuullif become the universal cooking agent . par
ticularly in Summer, been use heat is applieil nlicre it is
useful-
TheirasleI he it from a rnal or gas range e lites the
temperature othe -, house. I lectric Irons anil rooking
appliances radiate the least possible heat tn the atmosphere-
We are. ahraijs glial tn ile-monttrate ami of our electrical
appliances, ami incite iou to ca',1.
Roseburg Electric Company
1'lHine liSI. . Do IT ElevtrfcUy lt4 N. kon
YOU OWE IT
To your community to patronize its
Industries. ve 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
feu Here.
Mrs. llorace Marslers and children
'who are camped on the Gilliam rain
'a few miles from the city, nre having
.a delightful lime ami will not return
here uniil late in the fall.
I
Mrs. I'.arlon Helliwell, who was dis
' misled from Mercv hospital some
time a-M after iimlersoing an opera
l ion. is improving steadily. She i;
now at her home in this city.
Miss Mattie Perry, a popular clerk
in the local posti.rTice, is now enjoy
hut her annual vacation. She will
leave soon for Peel, where she w ill
enjoy camp life for a few days.
Norman llevier, of West Roseburg
lefi yesterday morning by automobil
for Ihe coast, wln ic he will spend
cmtple of weeks. He was aceompan
it d l here by Mrs. Tahr and daugh
ler.
K. Maithling and wife left here yes
tenia v morning by automobile for
Sheridan and Portland. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Thus. Wharton,
who will visit with friends at the for
mer city.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bellows and the
tatter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jones,
of Cutiage Grow, left, here Wedne
itav e en ing fur Rim k Creek, w here
they are spending n few days enjoy in
tin ir annual outing.
County School Superintendent O,
Ilrown announced yesterday that th
ueci'ssful applieams in the reeent
iL-hth gnde examinations held thru
out the stale would be announced on
r about August lo.
Charles Fields and family are plan
nmg to have here early In Aucust
for foos ( otini v, where thev will
penil i hejr annual vacat ion. The
may tie a hie to attend t lie railroad
celebration which will he held in Aug
list.
Peter Kelly, special agent for the
Southern Pa ific Company, will pass
thmurh here tomorrow enrouie from
I oi t land to low Angeles, here he
a ill locate ieiinanenily. Mr. Kelly
formerly lived in Roehutg, where he
is well known.
Another (ar lot of t,p ptiro, good
bread flour. High Flight, now in. This
is the la.-t at the old price, next car
will be higher, liny a supply to last
until the new crop is in and insure
for yourself good, satisfactory bread.
Cse High Flight Flour from the Peo
ple's Supply Co.
M. II. Geruinnd. a 1-h al civil engi
neer, has returned from Mrtle Creek.
where he spent a couple of das at
tending to business matters in con
Jie t inn wnh the establishment of H
new e eft ric 1 1 git I plant there. Th
plan- fnr the plan' '! adopted Tue
l.o night.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Kronen bvrriet at Uatu.
Charles Brand and wife were
In
from Garden Valley yesterday.
Shall 1 use roofing or shingles? The
best of either at Page's.
Grams Pass Courier: I. M. Kings
ley, of Riddle, is in the city for a few
ays.
liroccoll plants from imported seed
for sale. W. K. PavenjKirt. Phone
F15.
Frank Stanley, of St. I .mils, arrived
re last evening to remain for a few
days.
P. C. Harris, of Glendale, has been
pending a few days in the city with
friend-.
Karl Stewart has returned from
on land, w here he passed a few das
on business.
E. V. Thompson, of Portland, ar
rived here last evening to remain for
few days.
Mrs. H. Hanson, of Omaha, arrived
Roseburg last evening to remain
for a few days.
Mrs. J. V. Sibbit. of Nebraska, ar
ied in the city late yesterday to re
main for a few days.
Ir. and Mrs. H. A. Canfleld. of
lrain, spent the day in Roseburg
sitinK with friends.
Jack Pnwson, the Melrose rancher.
spent the day in Roseburg looking
nfter business affairs.
Miss Martha I-oomis, of Portland,
irrived here last evening io spenu a
few days wilh friends.
Homer Collins, of Klamath Falls.
arrived in tne city lasi evening io
pass a few days on business.
Homer Iavis, H. Sims and W. J
Hooper, of F.ugene, were registered at
the Grand Hotel last eevning.
Mrs. H. R. Rix, of Portland, arrived
.esterday evening to visit here a few
lays with Mrs. C. O. Hosmer.
We have plans and blue prints for
three ditferent kinds of silos. Ket us
tell you about them. Page Inv. Co.
Vor Halberson, of North Roseburg.
suffering from the effects of a
sprained ankle, sustained several days
iigo.
Whv do you pay dealers' prices for
loxes when you can get Ihem at the
manufacturer's price. The J. G.
Flook Co.
W. G. McPherson and wife and R
Mc pherson and wife, of Portland.
were visitors in tne city ior a tew
hours last evening.
Miss Frances Howell and F.van anil
Florence Kohlhagen will leave here
Monday for Newport, where they will
spend several weeks.
I'ry oak wood, 1; inch. Call 1C K2.
Phillip FkKjd. of Poitland. has ar
rived here to L-'t w:th friend.
Medium c astor mai hine oil, ;S7ic a
gallon at the People' Supply Co.
C. K. llailey. of Portland, arrived
in the citv ew ning to ass a few
da s wilh fi leti-N.
Ruin egnog freeze, the hit of the
season. For a!e at The Rose Con
fectionery store,
W. W. Criltendon. of Seattle, ar
rived here lasi evening to spend a
few da s wilh fi ieaN.
P. J. McCarihv. oi' Yreka. Cal., ar
ried in the ciu l:tM evetun-.: to spend
a few davs wnh fneiuN.
Jar trimmings of all kinds nnd
standard makes of fruit j.trs al money
saving priees at ihe People's Supply
Coinpany.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Garvin and two
laughter I'M for Portland estird:iv
ilieriioon. where they will spend a
ft vv da s viMIHl:.' ret.ilie-.
Grams Pass Courier:
McConnell aud Mis. !
let) this moi nmg for Ro
if.iiirg relatives at this
Mrs. Sain
:-ge Hi ant
i luiri; after
place.
Mis Olive !ai
passeil t lit oik ll V
I M t KM S 1 1 1 W MMM KT If Fl.l
mil i m vriM
A-k th" Tiian who us t It, hf
knowK. ' To think I tniff red a l
'thr.fie e.ir wlp-n ine '2 ." o-ut hotth
j of Sloan's Lint rii" nt njred in.
. writes one grateful iiM-r If ou hav
rlieiin,ati-tii or s -i t f i t from n'-'iral
I tfta, hai ka he. o:'m-sK and fifftieM,
) don t p;it off gettmi; a bottle of
S'o;i n It will Ki ve you hi li w el
; 'oine relief It warm atid Hoothes
I the sore, st ff j.iit.ful plae and ou
fee) ki mij' h h' ttr P'liv it ut n
drug store, only ITi rnln.
Misses Wanda and Kdna Itelieu. of
Myrtle Poinl, were visitors in Rose
burg last evening. They were regis
tered at the I'mpqua Hotel.
Fntil August 1st, for $13.00 ensh.
we will deliver you ten tiers of dry
lti-inch slab wood. Kenny Wood
Yard, Oak and Pine streets.
G. W. Young & Company, real es
tate dealers, are hav ing a new gold
leaf sign placed on the w Indow s of
their offices on Cass street.
W. W. Metzer and wife and daugh
ter, M l.s Sophia, of Portland, spent
last night in Roseburg. They an
en route south by automobile.
Mrs. J. P. Sibbitt and Mrs. H. Han
sen, of Omaha, Neb., arrived here
last evening and will remain for the
next few davs while looking over this
city.
Mrs. N. 11. Young, of South Ieer
Creek, spent the morning in Rose
burg consulting with local physiehms
She is afflicted w it h hay fi ver and
asthma.
W. II. Abel and Denzel Abel, of
Montesano. Wash., arrived here la ;t
evening to remain for a couple of
davs. They are n-gi-tered at Ihe ( nip
qua Hoi. I.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Van Sticker. Mr
and Mrs. H. !. Van Slicker and W. .1
.lones, all of San I'mncisco, composed
an automohih- pari that .spent las'
night in Rosehnrg.
George Culver and a partv of
friends will leave here on August 1
for Ilandon and oi her coast points.
where they will spend a few days
bum ing and fi.-hing
M r. and Mrs. Ilurd. Ihe former of
whom is engaged in the hard w are
business at M w t le Creek, returned
home this morning They spent yes
tenia y in Rosehnrg wnh friends.
P'-e us for priien nn Rt. Valentine
broccoli plants from imported n-i-d,
Ma in ii ml h I.. W. broceoli. late i-ab-bage,
winter cauliflower and cow
kale plants. Fi-t-Iht & Kverts.
Flint.
Mr. and Mrs. Kav Glass, of Fugem
arrived here h.-t v en ing and at e
registered at the Cnipiiua. Mr Glac
is a tiavelmg s:ile-rnaii and i being
ace oin pan led on bis present trip h
Mrs. Gla-s.
W. H. Schleigh'i little graruNon.
Willie, wa -hot in the fniilie:e) wilh
an air rifle Mmeta v, sa s the Gti-n
dale News. 'I he h lllet made h pain
fill, though not r.,n:'eroii-. wu'ind He
was shot by one of his pla mates.
W. A. llm-ant, a loial nal estit'e
at en l. w ho has . n at pot i land for
several da a' mling a meet ing of
'he th e-tate Ialers of Oregon.
Idaho and Wa-tnngton, will not re
'ut n home until Mmidh v, affording
to word rereivei from him tniia.
of Mvnle Creek,
lerdav afternoon
llioife Io Corvallis and laier to New
port, v.hrre she will enjoy her vara
t ion.
Mrs. Aaron Snvder and baby left
yesterday afternoon for Albany, v.'hete
they w ill join Mr. Snv der. w hi re
eelltlv seeilieil a position tin-re. 1 hev
have liveil here about two ears.
Harry Campbell, of Rice Hill, re
turned vest ' i day afternoon after a
business visit here to seenre help tti
harvest his hay mm. It was lilt It
damaged by the recent rains, accord
ing to Mr. Campbell.
A Sw-'de was conning his girl one
night, and overcome by tender pas
sion, asked her ic marry him. Sh
readily consented, alter which both
were silent for a bom time. I'inall
ihe girl asl.ed Ole whv he didn't sa
something, lie replh d, "1 tank de
I bane too much said already."
Kiii;eiie Re-ister: Miss Ardinclte
Clarke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
.1. Claikt, of this cii, returned yes
terday from Roseh-.u ;-, v. here she has
hei-ii visiting. Miss A;;nes Clart.e and
Mrs. C. C. Milchell, also daughters.
were expected last night troiu 1 ,os
Angeles to visit their parents here,
Phillip Starr aud dam.hh-r, Mi.
Kula Mont comei y. w ho were injur . d
tn a ninav.av accident near Oakland
last wet k one day, are r ported a
resiinur,as cointoriably :n could be
expected. Mi. Starr mis l allied a
broken h-L'. while Mrs. Moni gomery
hnd a bone in her i t. ht lucid broken
besides other injuries.
Albany I lemocrat : Wade I lav is.
uigineer, has hid in the run from Al
bany to Newport, ;tmi is heie lo do
she work. He is a son (lf Mi.. K. K
hav is and a br.nl:. , nf Miss Vi him
hav is, the pii.i,l;ir candidate tor
conn i v i-t citnb-i . w lion i many h- Iiev
Will be elee tj .1. havis ha been Hill
ning south out of Uo.a-hm'g for :ev
etal Veais.
Iter ! Stith. t land. Shi-riT Geo. Juine
:nd John Oliver, ut' tin- Grand Hotel,
letuni'd lure Thin sda v atteitioon nf
ler a coilp'e of il.i'. : petit 1,1 (,i:mt"
Pa s. They in:ide ih-- trip hv auto
mobile. Sh-iiif inline fnuinl no It ace
of CnmU I'oioii.i. V )lO escaped tiete
Tile? d.iV W bile i Itlploved W III) I lie
road can:- in Nni;i I .'us. burg. Cur
o;i i h. Ileed In b.- ll. M.t. .1 SOllth.
hcCiVever. ;-nd the nltn-i-rs ate hopeful
lhat he '.Mil appiebeml.-d.
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Few Hot Weather Items of Interest
1. An Iceless Refiigerator, will prevent butter running.
2. An Ice Cream Freezer, cives vou the means of pre
paring the most palatable and cheapest desert you
can have.
3. A "JKWKLL" oil stove, by far the best kitchen
helper you can have. Most economical of any cooker.
Does not over heat you or your rooms. With all a
good looker.
4. llotpoir.t utilities, such as .lauuder irons, toaster,
giill, percolator. Get one now, when it will be of the
most use. You pay for current, why not use it?
5. '"Vacuum" "Big Three" the best aud cheapest, qual
ity considered, ol any electric washer. Cost operat
ing not more than an ordinary lamp; but, saves time,
saves aches aud pain, and makes home happier as all
good things should. Look it over anyway.
Churchill Hardware Co.
WOOD
Until August 1st, for $13 cash, we will
deliver to you 10 tier ot dry 16 inch slab
wood.
KENNY WOOD YARD
Oak and Pine Sts.
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the man e mi I .jiirth a
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"The Lonesome Pine"
brought returns to the author; bi.t it never bote an
apple.
Still, Good Pineapples
bear an excellent reputation in the kitchen, aud
none better than the
"Monopole"
Brand of Canned Pineapple. Rostburg Distributers
Pickens Rrothers
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Holsters, brake beams, brake blocks, tongues double
trees, fellies, b.-unes, reaches and plow beams of us.
We also make hard wood mill rolls any length, size or
pattern, suitable for mills, house-movers or conveyor
systems in fruit dryers. Write for price list and par
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