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Newspaper Page TextPACK FlTB LOCAL AND PERSONAL. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. rVEXTXG ROSElrBO REVIEW. 8ATVIUUV. AIT.IST 12, 1016. 4 BANK Thla 1 a bank, but there are no frills on, nur in con nection wlih the Institution. Our methods are Plain, Straight-Tor anl and I'p-to-l)ate. Absolute security ia en Joyed by each aud eery patron, and we'll be glad to od.l to our present list. Capital Surplus . .gioo.oon.oo . ao.oou.uo I'nder Government Supervision. Ihe Douglas National Bank Tim (Milest Hank in Oregon Siiutli nf Allwnjr, Try a Mount Shasta at Ualla.' Froitn berne at Ualit ' Pry oak wood. 16 inch. Call 16 FJ. Mr. and Mr. John A. Bell, of Port- ALRO a I5c aoap powder, only I.c Wanted, empty beet pulp tacks land, were visitors In the cly last package. Sanitary lash Grocery. ! People's Supply Co. I I DKMIOM Kit S( IIKDl I.K. .J. WHERE TO CET RESULTS. I li.'KlnnliiK Thursday, J. 41 di'ily except Sunday: J tou can reach (he people by ; Leave .j. iidvertiKiiiR In The Review. 4-; llellowa J. There are more copies of the .J. i Store pally anil 1 wice-a-wek Review .J. J. prinled and circulated regularly 4 I I'very week, than of all the other J. liouglas County papers com- 4 4, bined. 4 i Aug. 10th, I.cave Sunny Slope BULL FOR SERVICE. flood grade Tied lmrhara. Terms $2 in advance, with return privileges. At Formers' Feed Shed. in A. M. 7:3a A. M. lr.tu I. M. 1:55 I M. 5:15 P. M. 5:40 I M. Fare to Sunny Slope I ."ic, store ltic, city limits 5c. ALTO HI'S. AN'NOIXCKMKNT. To any one desirous of engaging In the planing mill or manufacturing business, 1 will offer a one-half in terest in my business, with or with out real estate. W. L. Dysinger. vl WDUnUi. BOTC8. BCHD. CUTS. Ycu can treat most disensM. wv. vent sickness of your &nimr.:i. hv using Zcnoleum as per directions cn the can, The best vttcrinoriaas, thz biggest breeders, 50 AEriculturnl Col leges use and rccommer.d ZenoJeum. It's the mcst powerful coal-tar disin fectant find Pfrm iHHr Ic-inom T ulU are limply wonitrrftil. G.:fc to use f " '"itw m oi.q uo. won t -J Treat mange. wounds, sores, scab. cuts. -iti, (.An uiu,ct, ring-worm in came, nof s, sheep and extenniiiaie lire, fleas, tick with Zencleum. For poultry. Better, safer, cheaper than bome-made mixture. Send a dollar for Can of lllrvm nnatnnirf Much Jl rnL jj Ions XMi've disinfectant. Quart con 50c post- jjij iiJin'ii .ju, nn.ncy oacK ii u aoesnoc do ull you want. Free. Zenncr Veterinary Ad vuci; Information worth doUori to you 3Zenncr TMclnftytaat Co. a 717 7 fcU ma?e good, v w i-mi-. ; i Atu. r V . "W J. F. Barker & Co. Farm Implements, Vehicles, Machinery. Roseburg Superior Soda Water Is Wholesome, Delicious H is A ri al jov tn drink it, and evtry li.illlo if it is a !u-l In lii-altli, nids dilution, l.uiihrs stomach irascs, clt'ars tin Itrain. We will tlcliviT a ms' to uny cirt of town -phone your order, call lsi. Roseburg Soda Works Call and See Our Whitr Enameled Plant, Strictly Sanitary Throughout. If you are one of those particular pesrons who like good coffee, we atk you to try WADCO COFFEE The flavor is excellent and the price is reasonable. Recommended and sold by Neely & Neely as$ Street Opposite the P. O. Auto Lamps The new Nitrogen Mazdas give a white concen trated light which shows up the rough spots in the road many yards ahead. They require ' less current; therefore your storage batteries last longer. These lamps come in all voltages and as high as 36 CP. Roseburg Electric Company Do IT Electrically I'limie I I ill N. Jarfcson F RESH VEGETABLES O.ir slock of seasonable Vegetables Is fresh and complete at all times. A full stock of Diamond "W" Canned Coods I,t us fill your on'er for flour and feed. (",u! n :tu'.s of all kinds. THE CASH STORE evening. First class peach boxes. ".00 per hundred, made of plue. The J. G. I Flook Co. C. A. Brand, of Garden Valley, was a visitor in the city for a few hours last evening. Mrs. A. L. Horner, of Klamath Kutls, gpent last night in Koaburg visiting with friends. Miss Harriet Carter, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. j V. E. St. John, of Sutherlln, motored over to Hoseburg last even ing to visit with friends. 1 W. It. Vinson, of Coles Valley, spent last evening in the city look ing after business matters. H. ( Karle, of Ashland, spent last night in Itoseburg. He was registered at a local hotel. MIbs Kate Moore, of Kho, Ia spending a couple of days in the city. She is at a local hotel. Mrs. Anna Ventcli has accepted a position in the office of Hen Shields, operator of a local Jitney By stem. It. H. Turner, of he local V. S. Land Office, went to Grants Pass early today. He formerly lived there. John Metz will leave here soon af ter August 1 for the rural districts, where he will pass a few days hunt ing. Why do you pay dealers' prices for Doxes when you can set them at the manufacturer's price. The J. G. Flook Co. It. I. Thompson and wlfo and daughter. Miss Belle, were visitors in Koseburg for a few hou"s last evening. Mr. Prune Drier. We have a good supply of 20 ft. flooring in different grades, also 20 ft. tray runs. Page Inv. Co. Mr. and Mrs. W. A Roberts and Miss Helen Schroeder. of Portland, spent last night in the city. Thiy were registered at a local hotel. Delus Mathews expects to leave here next week for points In th Willamette Valley, where he will spend a few days with friends. 1. B. Kiddie and A. I. Simmons, the latter of Portland, will leave here early tomorrow for Canyon Creek canyon, where they expect to spend a week hunting deer. Russell Harness yesterday re ceived a carload of Overland auto mobiles direct from the factory. They were unloaded today ami are now on display In a local gar-ige. I.enoir Ragsdale, who has been tn a Portland hospital for some ti n suffering from the effects of an op eration, is recovering and will soon be able to leave the institution. J. K. Kester, a clerk fn the loi al postuffice, yesterday entered 'ipnn a two weeks' vacation. He will spn(. a part of his vacation in the nirnl districts, accompanied by his wife. Mrs. H. Guest and daughter. Miss Helen, who had been sojourning at Newport for the past two weeks, will return here this eveulng. They oc cupied rooms in the Kohlhngcn cot tage. B. W. Strong and wife will leave hero Sunday or Monday for Soda Springs, which are situated a few miles from Lebanon. They will make the trip by automobile aud expect to be gone a week or ten days. Herbert G. Crocker and wife and sons, George and Price, and Mrs. A. X. Logan, all of Newberg, were registered at the t'mpqua List night. They are traveling by automobile and are en route to points in Cali fornia. I Springfield News: 11. C. Coik and A. K. McKenzie arrived here Monday from Roseburg and are employed on the gravel train hauling from the ; Natron pit to south of the l mp!ia , bridge. They are registered at he Klfto hotel. John Freeman, eight years of age. was slightly injured late Tliur.-dty when he fell from a horse at hit home near the fairgrounds. The in juries were dressed by a local physi cian. At the time of the accident tl'c boy was playing cowboy. Something new! See our window Kxai t candy Imitation of fruits and vegetables. Pine flavors and guar anteed to remain perfect nine months. Mako dandy favors for partirs. Made In our kitchen to order. Palace of Sweets. Al Perkins and family, the for mer of whom was until recent'y 'on nerted witTi a local barber shop, ar now located at Marsh field, where they expert to remain until after the i railroad jubilee. rhev will itn-n go I to Oakland, Calif.. here the. e i pet t to locate permanently. i There is as mii' h difference In cof fee as thTe Is between a calico and a siik gown. P. S C. Steel Tut ("of- ; fee Is the cilk kind The flavor and strength are a!waa uniform. Par ticular people a 'predate P. S C. Coffee. For sale only by the P-o-p'es Supply Co, WhoIesnlerH to the Con.-umer. Cure fr Clndera Morhii. ' U'h'n our little boy, now seven enrs uU. us a b.tby he w.n cured of cholera morbus by Chiirnberlain's Colic, Chob-ra and hlarrhoea Rern- t v " w rite ! r mdne v Si in mnn Fair IUw-n. N. V "Slnc then other members f n'' family ha ueed I thl atibtbln rmyli ine for colic and howel'trouhle w ith good atifa Hon and 1 gladly endorse it a remedy of ev-eptluhal merit." Obtainable every w her. Glenn Taylor, a local lusuran.'" agent. Is spending a f-w days at Newport. Arthur Henson. of Portland, is spending a few days In the cit v t, t iut, with friends. Jack Paw son. of Metro1, spent the day in Koseburg atte'idiiirf tc business matters. A. D. S. Dlgectv Tablets relieve distress after eating. For tal by Hamilton Drug Co H. K. Burchfield, of WHchester. was a visitor In the city lor a few hours last evening. K. W. Jensen and wife, f Sacra mento, Calif., spent last evening in the city with friends. H. 11. Bingham and f unily, of Ku gene were visitors In the city for a few hours last evening. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Dean, of Pert- land, were visitors in Ri-"eb.u;; lor a few hours last evening Mr. and Mrs. Adolpa Peterson, of Portland, have arrived hero to ipend a few days with fneudj. Hon. Plinn Cooper, of Roherta Creek, spent yesterday in ton looking after business affairs. Mrs. Henry Allison, of Topeka. Kansas, arrived here last evening to pass a few days with friend;!. George and Henry Ne't-on. of Sa lem, returned to their luines last evening after a few days spent i ere. Bargain Day Monday only un til further notice. Men's suits French dry cleaned. $1.00. Roseburg Clean ing and Pressing orKs. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Preston, ol Portland, were vlsltorc lere today Mi's. Preston formerly lived in Kc te burg, where she is well an 1 favor ably known. Rev. J.. W. McDougal. of Port land, arrived here last evening to look after some real estate. He was formerly stationed at Gran's Pars and has a number of acipriirliuices here. Lee Barker, of Drain, will offer his entire head of Jersey cattle foi sale at auction on August 19th. Great opportunity for dairymen to improve their herds. Charles McKlhinny and wife and H. F. Hatfield and wife expect to leave here Saturday or Sunday f-r the rural districts, where they will spend a few days enjoying their annual outing.. Miss Klla Roadman, who has Ik on spending the past few wee al New port, writes that sht will not re turn home until late in the season She repors the weather delight I ul there at the present lim William Lander, deputy fire war den, returned here late yesterday after Home time spen: '-i tho coast range country, where he has bet n huihling trails aud making other equally as Important iu.proeinTits Mr. and Mrs. C'harle4 Fisher &r rived at their home Thursday even ing aft r a d.-lighiwil aulo drive from Roseburg, according fj the Sa lem newspapers. They spent Wei nesday here visiting witn rel.tti.es Karl Strong expeits to Ieav lot Scottsburg some ti..:e next "'!;, where he will meet his wife and child and nlso Mrs Geo. Neuner. .Ir and little son, who wJl re.u-.i h n arter several w eeks spent at Win Chester Bay. Miss F.mma Smith left h-;;e las) evening for Chebalis. Wash., to visit with her sister. Miss Hepn S;irth After a few days pent tuere, t be two ladies will enioy an automobili trip to Crater Lake. They will makc the trip in Helen Smith s I'ojo. Numerous Fah-s in small njiantf ties add to selling cost. This cost always comes out of tho consumer's pocket. It Is to your interest to co operate with us Buy In quantities Wo give you absolute wholesale prices on ipiantitv orders. People's Supply Co. W bolesalers to the Consumer. Riddle Tribune: Mrs. G. F Thornton went to Pirtland to spend a few days on business ami visiting with friend. Mrs. Thornton and her Utile daughter. Gertrude, v. lu hae been visiting in Colorado, will meet her there and they will le turn home together. Miss Marv Crow is in char ge of their store, ' The cjuality SI'op." Other flours are good, but High Flight exceliH them all. The reason begins with the btnility in which tin. wheat is grown, which is conceded to be the best wheat producing district In the west, other reasons are the per feet milling and care In produc ing the finished article. Solve oiir bread difficulties by using II igh Flight. A special announcement concerning High Flight of interest to children will he made soon. I'eo plea Supply Co. Riddle Tribune fin threshing the harb y a io mi on the two a1 re. adjoining 'he f;.ubeue Orounds of !(T bii-hes p. r a' re. The grain or !T bu le-l- p. i acre The yralu cropr on I h- v ollenberg propert.. hnh they ;ne f.itming under b-a-e a Mrager ) .'. tdirhel' to the n re thiH vear. ileludt -'. wheat. o;its and barb-y. From all ource eonu-s Mie report h t h.it lt.i in Is turning out well thU . ar. Mrs C. M. Miller, of North Ruse burg, left this morning for a visit at Kugene. Mrs. A. M. Jurgens returned last evening from a isit at Cottage G rove. Mrs. B. M. Hammond, of Newport, who had been visiting relatives here, returned home today. Mrs. Augusta Bcnltey arrived tast evening from Brownsville. She will visit Mrs. A. Hitchkiss. Harold Bell Wright's new book. "When A Man's a Man." For sale at the Roseburg Book Store. Miss Graco Hatlield. of Portland left for her homo last evening after visiting with friends here. A s!to Is a good investment. It pays big dividends. Let us quote you prices. Page Investment Co. Mr. and Mrs. James Howard, of Portland, have arrived in Roseburg to spend a few days with friends. fcvery day Is bargain, day, all goods strictly fresh at the Spot Cash Basket Grocc.y. 2i!S N. Jackson St. Mrs. It. 1). Grubbe and children arrived last evening from rtalein for a visit with relatives In Looking Glass. Mrs. C, Cornutt. of F.ugene, ar riwd here last evening for a visit with Mrs. Fred Hatlield on Roberts Creek. j We will write you a short term policy on hay and grain. The Ore gon Fire Relief Assn., Glenn H. Tay lor, Agent. Perkins Bldg. The Utile son of Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Hughes underwent a throat operation yesterday. Dr. K. V. Hoover was in attendance. Kant;clist Taylor B. Bunch will spe:rti In the Gospel Tent on South Stephens street Sunday evening at 7.4... This will be a treat. Special music. K. A. Burl, of Portland, an attor ney, arrived here last evening and returned this morning with his daughter, who had been visiting with relatives here. There are no game laws for those who hunt w ith a Kodak. Get all your kodaks, amateur finishing and P.astman Pholo supplies at the Rose burg Book Store. Mr. and .Mrs. W. II. Wareham ami daughter, of Salem, hid., arrived here last evening and will visit Mr., and Mrs R. L. Slaggs. The former are parents of Mrs. Staggs. Mrs. Irene Harris, who has dress making parlors fn (he Perkins huihl ing, returned here yesterday after spending the past three weeks visit ing at Tacoma, Portland and other points. S. I). Crouch and family, Miss Kdna Buhler, Chris liestncss and K. ('. Merrick will leave In Mr. Crouch's auto tomorrow morning for a short distance a hove Tiller, w here t hey will pass the next few days. A fleet of fancy, easy riding and absolutely safe boats are Hearing completion lor use at the Alexander Park. Boats and canoes for hire at reasonable rales. Inquiro at on Ice hath house, Alexander Park. Sheritf George Quine returned last evening from Yomalla, where he went to a'tai h some horses be longing to Mr. Liudgten, a ram her of that vicinity. The horses were attached pending the settlement oT a case riled recent I In the Circuit Court here. Fred Hamilton, manager of the lo cal telephone office. (ft this inorn 11)'? hv a"lomohi!c for Seattle. Mr. Hamilton expects to be gom several weeks, during which tie will enjov a vacation at a number of Important cities In Washington. Oregon and poslhly British Columbia. City F.nglneer L. G. Mirks is pre paring plans ami specification fur a new retaining wall on the property of Robert Green, in Flint s Addition Previous walls that bad been erected here gave away on account of the liiirh terrace, and an effort will now be made to mal;c a new one that will jstnnil. Get Mason fruit Jars, extra strong shoulder and glass throughout. Pints cost ;..'.c, quarts 7"c, 2 quarts lIUc. ley t ii millers, bol h si .en, ;;n: per dozen. Best heavy rubbers :,c, six for 2"c. Mason tops, 17c per do..; Schram tops, I :.c per Do.; Vacuum sealer tops Tor Mason Jars. 2."c, com plete with rubbers. Get best goods at very lowest price nt the l'eopte'n Supply Co. M. C. Lyle returned hom from week, savs the Riiblle Tilt. une. Me was summoned tbeie on account ol the serious lllneHH of his father who wax thought to be living Latest leportH received, however, Htate thai the elder Mr Lyle Is gaining in "tnniMh and while there i not much hope offered for bis complete p-i o fry, It Is belie-ed that his lite in.iv No prolonged for sevral months at least. He i x' Ve.tM old and Is In the t'nittd St. itrs on a vi it Horn I . home In Honolulu. i:f.moi; i act; bu mimii s. Rifles:: Don't you need one? kNow is the time to buy. V e have stock bought before (the last raise, we'll give you the benefit if you buy soon. -Our next buy will oblige us to advance prices. Tents, Flys; Wagon Covers, A fair stock. Dutch ovens. Bake Ovens or Reflectors. And a folding camp stove that makes a package only an inch thick. Kodaks: it will give you more with rifle. One is necessary if you wish to get the greatest pleasure from your trip. The game you get with lasting pleasure than that you get CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years . Eignttur of id". ncne In aded etfe I'irnpb . Mu ring w or m am! I iot be peril' iim lit ! v - nmw from WMir f.e e nnd ho ly l.v r Hot. on s K ema Oointmeiit 't no lorue fi-es'-ary to go around wit!i an un oi'hly complexion and mfer p.i n Hid aiiiiov.irpr that g- h with tin lightly ailment-! Mr Hobm's V. 'ema I HI' t r lit I., a ,nie 1 1 b :t II teed rein' v, I'm, I'lnlt- and who Mil!, r w:th nklti itn.'lit (.uy a hox lodav, t.iM "i-ing at ote e Moiiey b.i k if nf)t tat lifted. .'ic. at ) our druggiyt. t.nie ti i d, guar l f..r Itif.uit'i Churchill Hardware Co. Over 40 Years Ago It was shown that fungi were the cause of rot instead of the result of it. It has also been established that dense, resinousold growth fir successfully resists the ravages of dry rot fungus; still there are many things to think of when you contemplate building, and some old truths will stand much repeating, lest you grow careless in the selection of your Lumber man Kenny Lumber Co. To Change a Confirmed Habit Requires effort. Hut ngrecnMy ilmning tlie tlnvnr of some article for dessert is simply calling phone 195 and saying Vanilla; Raspberry; Ccli ry; Lcimn; Pineapple, etc. Pickens Rrothers J- E.HHINS -I Jilir DING Farmers, Repairmen and Dealers Save Money By Buying Hard Wood Wagon Material, such as: Holsters, brake beams, brake blocks, tongues double trees, fellies, bailies, readies aud plow beams of us, W'c also make hard wood mill rolls any length, size or pattern, suitable for mills, liouseniovers or conveyor systems in fruit dryers. Write for price list aud par ticulars. lllihee Mill and Manufactory OAKLAND ORKGON. oooooooooooooooooooooo xocohxk)xoooooooo; Invest in Advertising (nod Advertising is not un Fxpense, it is an investment when the adv.tis placi d in this paper, that brings di rect returns in increased business. They all get (i;od Results from An Ad in T he Review