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pack fivr I. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. fvkvivo HOSKni'ito nmEff, nirnsnAV. jti.v sr. 191a. THE DOUGLAS NATIONAL BANK Capital and Surplus, $130,000.00 Government and State Depository Your business, large or small. Is cordially invited by tile Itank w hicll tor I lie cust thirty years bus linn helping this c nuiut y to crow and growing up with it. Unrgain Hay Monday only un- Why i!. you pay dealers' prices for til further notice. Men'B suits Kren. h boxes when you can j-.-'t them at the di y cleaned, $1.00. Kosehurg Cleau- manufacl liter's price. The J. II. lug and Precising Works. Flook Co. Try our Guaranteed Repair and Part Service We carry a full line of Goodrich ami Firestone Tires New Ford Cars Arc i-ijiiijiiK'il vitli i1h--i lirt's, wtiich shiiutil In u hili i'fMmnnMiil;iliuii fur tlifir stipt'rioriiy. Ford Garage V. A. BURR, Prop. Fro ten berries at Gain ' T. J. Jones and wife, of Porllaud. were lMtors in KoselmrK last even ing. W. K. Piper, of Taeoma. Wash., has arrived here to si-nd a couple ui iiu8. We cive ynu pood limit.1!", Riwd ner vU e mid pood pi iees. Titpe Invest ment lo. John II Carter, of I-oa Aneeles. has united her- to tqund a few days on business. Mm. K. It. Turner, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few diiy.-i with friends. Kdwiiid Wilson, of I.inton. arrived here hue yesterday and upent the niirht in the city. Arthur Stokes, of Portland, ar rived here last evening to pend a Uw daM with friends. Miss Kutli Urnwn left for her home at Portland today, ufler visiting here with Miss Jessie liuitnell. Harry Pean-e has rfturned from (Jlendale. where he spent a day look ing after business matters. It. II. I) anion 1. of Portland, ar rived in the -ity last evening. He is registered at the I'mpqua. Iternlie tlirkox, of Itrooks, Ore con, arrived hero last evening. She is registered at the (.rami Hotel. Medford Sun: Mrs. E. K. Seely left Tuesday evening for Portland where she will visit several weeks. II. I. Ilutterfield, wife and daiKh t- r. of Portland, spent last niuht In Kosehurg. They were registered at tiie I'uip'iua. 11U: ianee at Dixonville Friday niflit. July 2S. Ott's orehestra will furnish the music. Supper nnd dnnc one dollar. If you arc one of those particular p-rsron i who like good cuttce, we ask you to try WADCO COFFEE The flavor is excellent and the price is reasonable. Recommended and sold by Neely & Neely Cass St-reet Opposite the P. O. Keep A way from the Fire Let Elertricihi take it's place Electricity Will errntitnlhj become lie nnirersa! conking agent, par tirularh in Summer, because heat is upplieil iriirre it is use fu I. The wastetl ir ii from a coal nr gas range raises the, temperature of the whole house, .ieclnc runs awl rooking appliances ra.liate the least passible heat to the atmosphere- We are alu-ais Shut ta ileimai srite an: of oar rlrctriral appl inures, anil in rite you torn!!. Roseburg Electric Company I'hone 12:1. Do IT Electrically 12:11 N. Jack-Mill Let us Fill Your Order For That Lunch Picnic or Camping nip while you are preparing the other articles, let us fill your order for Buns, Cookies, Cakes or Bread aud those many other little delicacies tint help t' make the trip enjoyable. MODEL. BAKERY Caws Street. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Try a Mount Sh.ta at Galls." S J. Shrum wad In from Glide on business Wednesday. AKKO a 25c soap powder, only 17c a package. Sanitary fash Grocery. Hollln Curtis, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few da) B. l.yle Marsters has returned from a trip to points in Kastern Douglas County. Shorty Is back on the job again. I'hone 76 for best hire and Jinny ser ice. .1. 1). McCord and wife, of Tort- land, were visitors In (ho city for a few hours yesterday. A. D. S. Dlgentlv Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co K. Clingenpeel, of Looking Clans, spell( Wednesday In Hoseburg looking af(er business matters. !r. A. C. Seely was summoned to Myrtle Creek Tuesday calling to attend Mrs. Iluick, at that place. Every day la bargain day, all oods ttrhlly fresh at the Spot Cash 'lasket (irncc.y, 218 N. Jackson St Fred Strang, county fruit Inspec tor, spent the day In the rural dis tricts looking after business matters. Miss l'earl Hull, of l.nkeview, ar rived here Tuesday evening to spend a few- days visiting at the home of lr. unit Mrs. A. C. Seely. Kenneth Ambrose, of Yoncalla, underwent a nasal and throat opera tion at Mercy hospital yesterday. Dr A. C. Seely was In attendance. Special sale on Art Ilrasa Good this week only, and Wednesday and Thursday sinks and sink backs at cost. Uaddis Tlunibing Shop. I'hone 10. W. A. Ackley and family are pce p.iring to leave soon for New York, where they will probably make their future home. Miss Mattie ferry, n popular clerk in the local postoffice, went to Med I'ord yesterday, where she will enjoy tier annual vacation. I. F Hale and II. ('.. Kins, of Medfnrd. arrived here last evening to pass a few days with friends. They made the trip by auto. Itertrani Hales, who has been visiting with hi;; mother at Newport Tor several days, i;; expected to re turn here next Monday. Fred Mi Henry, wife and daughter. Miss Gertrude, and W. C. Stimson. or' Corvallis. composed an automo bile party that passed last night In P.nseburg. SPECIAL Mason Sanicnp (ops while they last, lnc per dozen. Ex tra large, heavy Mason rubbers, fir per dozen: regular price 'J.-frc. Peo plo's Supply Co. ' Mr. and Mrs. Kobert Hunter and Mrs. V Howe, who arrived Sunday to visit with Have Hunter on South I leer Creek, returned to their home at Cnrallis Wednesday. A dame will be held at the pa vili.in at Itid.il'i Saturday evening according to word received hero to dav. Several young people of this city will be present to enjoy the b tivilies. Itoland Agee and wife left hen yesterday for The Halles. w here th" will isit with Mis. Agee's sister TMcv will later go to Newport when thev will enjov a few days on the beach. Elaliorote arrangements are being made for the dance to bo held at the liixonville auditorium Friday night. A number of Itoscburu peo pie will be in attendance and a g n eral good time Is anticipated. Mr. Davis, who sustained a bullet wound of the arm early yesterday in Eden Vallev, some distance west of Glcndale, is improving, according to word received here today. I)r Knott, of Glendale. attended him 1 Mrs. .lobn Jamieson passed thru lure yesterday by automobile for Medfnrd. where siio will visit with ft iends. Knroute home she will pasi a day or two hero visiting with Mrs E. It llanan. Mrs. .lanileson former ly resided In Hoseburg. where she I well and favorably known. M:ss Allie llla'k, tho popular stenographer in the offices of Attor nev O. I1. Coshow. has deferred h vacation until September, when she experts to visit ill the East. Among tl,o-e wifli whom she will remain fur a short time is Mrs. Kd. Milliard of liuluth. Minn., who was formed Miss Mabel Cl'-menls. of this city. Mrs S I. Harrington, of Drain who had be. n an invalid for several weeks, was brought here Wednesday morning for treatment at Mercy lion i. it:. S :e will :ie un'li-r nie irti.- of In- Seiher and Stewart. Enroll! here the patient was accompanied by li,.r son and daughter. .1. J. Ilarrlng in an. I Miss Lily Harrington, and nr. li.rtl.a DcYoie. Doing Good A w oman an do a amoimt of good w is an insane Mrs K -il. h. N Y Ml' I a tremendous he tries. II Hid there aro many F Sinilh. Gloversville w rres : and Ml l.ni.s Tab!." .a f.,r many .'t. i . I.. .NT Tie :n F have- b... n l..., :bl have l,..n tii.d' III..-! of the lillie other Iliedli ll;e. anv'hit.g that li' i h;.mt"-rlams 'i I V ef V W here. I f. 1 it my duty t ..it what Chamber- e dtic for Hie Htid that I have told over thlee years I I wi'h mv liver and the dof'or's care I have trod many but have not found pe.l me as mu'h as iblet.-." Obtainable K. Maul. ling left for his home nt 'orvallis yesterday afternoon after isiting with friends here, lie was formerly employed as salesman by Wlbbr & Agee and is well known here, i Mr. nnd Mrs. William Hunter, who pent a few days In Uoscbun; visit ing with the latter's brother. J. J. linker, left for Eugene yesterday They recently purchased a ranch near that city. Mrs. Fred Chapman nnd children nnd Mrs. K. A. Sinclair arrived nt Winchester Hay Monday evening, nc- ording to letters received from them this morning. They will remain there until late in the season. O. I). Welch, a mechanic, arrived from Portland Tuesday and was ndd- .1 to the force einploved at the Ford arage. Mr. Welch Is an expert need workman and expects to re main here permanently. Mrs. II. .1. Denn went to Camas Vallev where she will Inspect Iheii ranch there and look after tho care of the crops. According to Mrs Denn, most of the crops are In ex celleiit shape and should net most itisfactory returns. While walking along Jackson St., in the vicinity of the I nipiiua hotel ally yesterday, an aged resident ol West Itosebing fell to the sidewalk. He was assisted into an automobile by pedi strinns and taken to his home where he was cared for by a physt Ian. A carload of radiators for ti e In onnection with the heating plant for the new high school, arrived yes terday morning and wero stored pending the time of installation. I lo cating plant will b title. 1 up "innegan llios. and Hall, who were given the contract. At the Pomona Grange session In this city next Saturday. Dr. ( II. Ilailey will give a talk on a "( o operative Cheese Factory l-or Itose burg." Instead or the topic Hereto fore nnnoun.ed. Such an industry would be of great value to the community. A rat -proof lining for the rooms in till' Southern Pacific frn ght house in w hii h cei tain grocery supplies are stored, was being Installed by the ilioad carpenters today. It is said that these plIlerlllK II lit III 11 Is liaf" aused considerable damage, especi ally to butler and cl se, and It was recently d. ci.b d to take means to ex rlude them. Mrs M. J Perkins and daughter. Miss Effie. lame over from Drain last evening and spent the niglil at the I'lni.nua Hotel. Mrs. Perkins conduct:; a hotel nt Drain. Mi EtTle is on lo r wav- to San Francisco wbeie she Is tunning to heroine nurse She exile, ts to finish her .-nurse this vear and will therenft enter her it .cession probably In California Mi-s Perkins had b. home on a v.i. ation. School Superintendent Warner, at The Dalles. Is living to ori-'anize Thrift sentiment among the city and county pope--, the slogan being: Save vour pennies, your nickels vour dime- pipers, school books clothing. i.. in. Is. time, oppottiml lies, health ale! vigor." Each teacher lhroiigho.it Va-o County lias I n supplied with an i-nvi lope for ea h tvipil In hei tl.aige and the children are encoura... I to brine their pen nies to ..-hoi. I mi l deposit them in their individual envelopes When the 'a lug" r e h I I '", the envelope is tak.n to a lo. al bank and de posited to V ' hlld'a ci. . lit. So thing like C;is would do good in I'.oseburg and Do.ii-.las County. Dry oak wood, 16 inch. Call 16 F2 Dan Steen. of Olalla, was visitor here today on business. Medium castor machine oil, 3.V a gallon at the People's Supply Co. J. H. Metzger, of Portland, spent last night In Itoschurg. with friends. James Collins left for Yoncalla this morning lo look after business mat ters. Otis llrown. of St. Louis, trans acted business mnttera In the city today. First class peach boxes, I "..00 per hundred, made of pine. The J. G. Flook Co. Irwin Griffith and family nnd C. o. Wilson, of Salem, nrrlved here last evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stundefer. of ortlan.l. were visitors in the city- last evening. Ituni eggnoe freeze, the hit of the reason. For sale at 1 lie Hose con- 'ectlonery store. Miss Nancy Helms, of Portland, urlved here last evening to pass a to days with friends. Henry Piltzer. of Salem, left for his home last evening after a brief visit with friends here. C. W. Simpson, of Portland, ar rived here last evening to pass a few days with friends. Mr. and Mrs. George Erlckson, of Portland, arrived here lust evening to remain for a few days. Mrs. C. L. Pearson, of Drain, spent last evening in Koseburg. She was registered lit the I'mpnua. Frederick M. Mitchell, of Jones Creek, Wash., Is spending a few days In the city with friends. Mr. and Mrs. II. Martin, of Cen tralia. Wash., wire visitors III the city for a few- hours last evening;. Miss llertha McCracken, of Green, passed last night In Itoscburg. She was registered at the Grand Hotel. I Miss l.ucile Chapman, who had been visiting here a few days, re turned home to ltiddlo yesterday morning. Jar trimmings of nil kinds and standard makes of fruit Jars at money saving prices at the People's Supply Company. Mrs. S. E. Collier left for Wins tons yesterday morning, where she will pass a few days with Mrs. Geo. A. Urn. Ilium. Misses Grace and Elizabeth Grey.! of Vancouver, Wash., arrived here I last evening to pass a few days with friends. I I'ntil August 1st, for Jl.1.00 cash, e will deliver you ten tiers of dry Ill-Inch slab wood. Kenny Wood Yard, Oak and Pine streets. It. I-:. Miillany. claim agent for the Southern Pacific Co.. with heudiliar ters at Purtland. arrived here lasl evening. Ho spent today settling claims held by local merchants. Mrs. William Milne, of Pendleton. who had been visiting her daughter at Stithi'tllil, rctilr I last evening to remain here until Sept her with her daughter, Mrs. Howard lllllg. II. A. Wood and wife, two daugh ters and one son, arrived here last nlng from Omaha, Neb., to make their permanent location. Mr. Wood Is greatly pleased with Kosehurg. which he visited several years ago aud Is glad to make the city bis home in tile future. Another car lot of t.e pure, good bread flour, High Flight, now In. This is the last nt Die old price, next car will be higher. Iluy a supply to lust until the new crop is in and Insure for yourself good, satisfactory bread. I'so High Flight Flour from Hie Peo plo's Supply Co. Mr. and Mrs. L. Young and a ouple of lady friends arrived here last night from Los Allgelis. Mrs Young condilclH what Is known as the "basket" store there. Ills es tablishment is one of the largest in Los Angeles ami be does an enor mous business annually. Fred Hamilton, manager of the local telephone office, returned here late yesterday after passiliK the past week on a vacation Irip to Coos liay. tln the way Mr. Hamilton stoppeii at Kuirene, where he spent the day with friends. Hi' reports consider able a. Hilly al the coast towns and at nil points visited be found con sideiahle enthusiasm over the new railioad. WHEN YOC HAVE A -POI.II BULL FOR SERVICE. c,...sl rrad- I!--. I Durham. Terms l in a-Ivan"- woh return privileged. At Farmers' Feed Shed. Give It attention, avoid exposure, , !i regular and careful of your diet, i Iso commence taking Dr. King s ! New Discovery It contains Pine far, Antiseptic Oils and l-.alsams It is fllghtly luviitlve. Dr. King s N'-w lilsiovery eas.-s your cough, soothes1 vour throat tiii'l bromhlal tube, hecks your cold, starts to clear your head. In a short time vou know vour r'.ld Is letter. Its the standard family cough svrup In use over 4u vears 'let a bottle at nil. i' Keep d In th'- house as a cold In.-ili llti'-e. sol I at your druggist. SHOOT WITH A KODAK castor I A I .. ,:. For Infant and afldreo .l;El.oPii ami I'UItini l ll Tar Avr 3Q Yaxn l""t work at molerate prl.es In Ue For uver jyiears KiMliik, -..,.., ,.,., s, Always kar. UffV', I ROSEBURG BOOK CO. Sipmtur of &A4)4 Itoseburc, Orenon. I CANNING Suggestions: Try the iritif month j-ir.t. Prut ran he put in irhole. Cansctin hee'tsihj trnhel- Ctt.t hut little more, if anr, than the snnill month. Pints Stir-, Outtrts Si 00, Then tntt shoulit hare a net or tirn of the " fnrih" jar holder- Set the jar in plare in Imiler and tpnt trill not need any thin to set vans on and frill hare also an easy tray toli ft them in ami out of toiler. W per set of 'six H V trish esperi'iily to rail aft en tion to the'4 II liite Crorm Caps" for t he .Ma sun jtirs- With thee you van htire a.t (nl sueregs u si n jf the Mason as iritli any of the neir makes. The ruhher is use-i on toft edJe of jar and a white thins eap is all that eomes in rontaet with the fruit. . solutelif no metal ran he touched hy contents of jar. Tops trill last as tont as jar. 'the onhf replacement is the ruhher hand , at . per tlox . Caps complete tl'a'. pr doz- The Hattle (rcek Stinituriunt hits iliscttrded J 1 ,(100 tine, caps for the " II 'hite Croirn." Try them out. small Jot of .Ihtminum fruit funnels for 10c. each- Churchill Hardware Co. n ihjumhm .vsnercr-imrrags'tsXWajg WOOD Until August 1st, for $13 cash, we will deliver to you 10 tier ot dry 16 inch slab wood. KENNY WOOD YAR.D Oak and Pine Sts. Good Morning! Green Corn, Yet? You niiiy when you want to, for tlic rorn is nt this end if plumo 15. Pickens Rrothers l F.HIHNS A-'UILDINO tiHll IDWiiWIIW III Farmers, Repairmen and Dealers Save Money Hy ISuyini; Hani Wood Wanon Material, such as: Holsters, lir.ilvc- beams, liraV c Mucks, tongues double trees, fellies, li.iuies, teaches ami plow beams of us. We also make hard wood mill rolls any length, size or pattern, suitable for mills, liouseiuoveis of conveyor systems in fruit tliyers. Write for price list and par ticulars. Illihee Mill and Manufactory OAKLAND OKl.tJON. ooxmoxoc'0-c--:.-c--:..:: ;:::.::.:: :-x o-x-cx"; Invest in Advertising (iood AdviTtisini; is not an Fxppnse, it is an invcMmrn when the adv. is placed in this paper, that brings di rect returns in increased businos. I hey all ; t Ciootl Kesults from An Ad in The Review !socm-Moo'Xx-':,-:-ocw
