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n Minimum TACK TWO EVENING ROSEUCna REVIEW, SATTRDAY, SEPTEMBER. 0, 1916. very enjoyable farewell reception at her home at W intton when fth en tertained in honor of her son, Ruy, who leaves noon fur Vernon, H. C where he will upend a few months viHitine with hU brother. Five hun- tickkts iti:i rsi:i. p. LADIKS ATTENTION. 4 Social items intended for I publication in Saturday's iHHue of The Kevlew must bo In the 4- bands of Miss Kathleen Coates 0 o'clock Kriday evening. 4" by No exceptionH will be made to this rule unless the belated Items pertain to some social event held on Friday evening. Alius Coates can be reached by postal card or letter. Items of a b octal nature may also be telephoned or left at The Ke vlew office The approach of Hchool days will call many of the young people away to coIW'Koh or universities, but wl'l also bring many others back from vacations, giving an Increase of In tmt'Ht and activities to events. Hchool fairs and plans for exhibits for the county are occupying a great deal of attention at preBent and it is thought that theso events will be more than over successful this year. The Influence of the I'arent-Toacher Associations, which have been assist fng wilh the industrial work all sum iner, will bo in u large measure re Hponsiblo for this. The opening of the Mental Cluture Club for the year Is a welcome an nouncement for many and tho ladles hope to make their club work this year more Interesting and beneficial than ever before. The Mental Cul ture Club opens pomewhat earlier than most of tho clubs in tho slate but tliiB gives them a good opportun ity to get a good Hturt on tho year's work. Tho first meeting will be held at the Commercial Club rooms next Tuesday afternoon and the regular program taken up. Miss Margaret Page will read an arllcle on the "World's Progress of Wo men." and Mrs. Stella Woodruff will discustt the history of the (ieneral Federation of Women's Clubs. AftoiiKMin Tea Dellglifitl. Mrs. A. J. Lilhurn and Mrs. .1. W. Oliver extended cordial hospitality thlH afternoon when they enlertuln"d the members or the Mental Culture Club at Mrs. Idlburn'B home on West Mosher Htreet. The occasion was ar ranged that the new members of the Club might have the pleasure of meeting socially and getting ac fiuatnled with the other members of the Club. Tho rooms were very prettily decorated with many lovely dahlias from the dahlia garden of Mrs. .1. K. Hun yiin. The flowers were taste fully arranged In pretty array and their bright colors anil tints harmon ized beautifully with the rich tones used in the spacious rooms. A happy and social afternoon was enjoyed by the lailies, with delightful Informal ity. Oelh-fous tea and wafers were served by tho hostesses charmingly assisted by Mrn. J. E. Uunyan. VNitisI hi Itoscbiirg. Or. and .Mrs. I.ee Welts, who have been the guests of Mrs. Wells' par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. LUburn, re turned to their home in Portland yesteiday after a week's visit here which gave pleasure to their many friends and acquaintances. They made the trip by automobile, saying that (hey enjoyed it Immensely nnd thought motoring delightful. Their depart ure wns hastened by the re cent rains, which they were afraid might make traveling in some parts very difficult. While here Mr. and Mrs. Wells were entertained at a number of social functions planned for them. I'lcnlc and Oaiiclng. A very happy occasion was plan ned by ii number of the younger set for Thursday evening when they en tertained in honor of Or. and Mrs. I.ee Wells, of Portland, with a boon (eons supper followed by a dancing party at the Olvonvllle auditorium. The KUests motored to Oixouville, j where a delicious lun.h was served to them. Oaneing formed a pleasant di version for the evening and was merrily Indulged in bv even one present. Among those who enJoedj the evening were: ir and Mrs. I.c W ells. Mr. and Mrs. C. I,. See man Or. and Mis.. It. M, lirunifield. Miss es Cora Campbell, Anna and Mabel! Hi vaii, KU.abeth Oolan. Ilildegai dc Shoemaker. Cenevieve Hkinner, Alice l'elaiid. Marg.uet McCtailen, Allie Ulack, I, m y UrhUe. pearl Si uart. :mic Messrs. Frank l.tllniin. Frank Clemens. I.yman Skinner, Fred Hum lil'Ui. Fred Strang. Joseph Oeiin. Carl Wimbeilv. Joseph Murphy. Fred audi Ualph U ollenPei g nnd Karl Stewart 1 ... j iiin I'lii" Chi. Knli'rliiiii. I ramp I'd ,, cirlx vv,.r,. (!,: hnsli-KM'H ill a vi rv ta-ant imrlsil J I'Vrlll lit till, purl, v nf the I'lfOx tcrlull C'lllii . h Tlliirsilay (VcnlllR when Illt-J ..lili'i lalm-,1 In nuiipllniiMll to two of til, 'if 11 1 in , in. Ml.csj Kathi'tliii' HI, It,'! mill Krann's I'm- ' low. Miss IMillvl will l.'av,' mum to nttolhl (. A. ('.. II ll, I Miss IMi-hUiw ! will lie a tll,l,-nt at Moti'noutli (til fall. I'lnk nnil whit,, was tho t h, nio followt',1 In (Iccoi atlni: an, I a chai m Inir offoct was arhlovo.l with autoi tlllil ilallllaH. Croat uontlny liakots weiv flllo, I to overflowing with the: protty hloHHoins an, I Hi,' flow, -in wcro vory artistically atan,-,l will, f,'ins nnd flno greenery. IMirmir the rwn ; Injr clever unnii'S nffnnlcd nnmso-. inont nnd n Iniiso Imnkot wim pro pi? . I t Lesiore Ulrech Si A8 PAULA" AT THE ANTLER'S TOMORROW Hontcd to tho honor gnosis, contain ing many lovely Klfl", which had to ho vlowt',1 to ho admired. A very dainty lunch was served at u long tahlo where covers wore placed lor III. Tahlo decorations were prettily carried out In pink and white and cunuiiiK I'lnk place cards showed the guestB their places. ... Itiipti.st Ijolics Aid. The l.adicH' Aid of the Baptist Church enjoyed Thursday afternoon wilh a quilliltK hee when JJloy met at the church, for the usual session. Ilusiness nfTail'H were also discussed iiud plans made for the coming year. ... Spent. I'leasant l:iy. Mrs. II. r. he.endorrf and small (laimhter were entertained Wednes day 1))' Mrs. K. I,. Miller at the de lightful cuuip, "Outside lun," near Hrewster. The Kiiests spent a very happy day enjoying the camp and ItH plcasurca. ... II. A. K. Chili. The meiiihers of the ItosehurK Art Kmliroldery Cluh were entertained Wednesday afternoon hy Mrs. ll. ( iliiiniihrey at her home on Lane street. Several pleasant hours were spent, with crochetlnj; and tho host ess served delicious refresh incuts at the end of a happy afternoon. The next niootlllK will he held III the home of Mrs. (I. 1,. Johnson. Those present were: Mesdames O. I.. John son, W. A. Cotlrell, Delia Lewis, II Snyder. . T. Ilai;ley. II. I'-. Worlhiimton. r. i. I'atrlck. .1. II. I'atlicli, .l. I.. Manlels, . H. Illcll ardson, N. I'lyler. 10. M. llowers. Minnie Lewis, Masters Loreii and Howard Johnson. Miss Martiarot ois were placed for: Mrs. .Mary Wil son, .Mrs. W. K, Willis, .Mrs. Ceo. Wilson, Sr., Dr. nnd Mia. (i. .1. Hucher, .Miss Helen Mueller, Itaby orne Iinclier, llahy Julia Wilson, and tho host and hostess, Mr. nnd Mrs. Templin. ... Ilnppy I'.lrlhday rarty. A most delightful evening was passed at the home of .Miss Alma Warner Thursday when twenty-five of her friends gathered there in honor of her 21st birthday. Sing ing, dancing and a variety of merry games were enjoyed until a late hour when the daintiest of refreshments were served hy Mrs. II. K. Bates and Mrs. W. J. Warner. Before taking their departure the guests tendered iheii- hostess many happy wishes of the day. Those present included: Misses Alma Warner, Kdith Frank lin. Ituth Averill, Uuth Warner. Nel lie Bates, Bessie Moore, I'lavia War ner, Bessie I lagan, l.avena lingua, Grace Prior, Gladys Prior; Messrs. Leo Mates, Charles Kerton, Oran llollenlieck, Clyde Wallace, Dick llagan. lien llelpinan, Hoy Camp hell, Guy Bond, Clarence Coffcl, Ce cil Strickland, Kills Miller, Henry Wilson anil Caleb McGruw. . Knslel'll Still'. T he Kastern Star opened its ses sions for the year Thursday evening when the members met at their rooms in the Odd Fellows' Hall. A very good attendance was present nnd the evening was occupied with discussing various business matters. Mrs. Pansy Allison was initiated lis u new member. ... Delight fill Danclim Party. Mis. 1). N. Snell was hostess at n very enjoyable affair last Friday evening when she entertained nt dancing at the homo of her parentB, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sussmllch, hon oring .Miss Clara Itelsenauer, of Se attle, who has been her guest for two weeks. Ferns mingled with wild Bowers were prettily effective decorations. Dancing was the diver sion of the evening nnd this wns en joyed until a late hour, when a dainty buffet lunch win served. Those present were: Misses Clara Uelseiiauer, Mabel Chllds, Lotltla Alirauis, Genevieve Skinner, Gladys Lenox, Gertrude llllilehurn; Messrs. Frank Clemens, Fred Strang, Fail Stewart, Joseph Murphy. It. H. Tur ner, Lyman Skinner, Robert Suss mllch, Mr. and Mrs. L. Ii. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sussnillch, nnd Hie host and hostess, Dp nnd Mrs. D. K. Snell. Destitute and suffering from their continued exposure, a family of five appeared at the courthou yesterday and requested .Ired was the diversion and several assistance sufficient tables were put in play while many merrv out-of-door eames on the lawn provided nleasant eniovnient for name was Perkins and otherB. A delightful and unexpected inerly lived in Arizona surprise was given the guests by the companion by presence of -Mrs. ISroet's daughter, a' early financial take Iheiu lo K,ii?fiie where the hu.'baml sain u- had relatives. The man claimed Mrs. A. ll. Corrior and children, of that he ior- Ile wa; i c- his wife and thrv- small children. After cousKi.-n i , the reouest at some lellglh the c' ln a tk-!-t tn Fiieene. Transportation tor ' i.e husband was refused. When "h" wife was Informed that the en in would purchase hut one tick,t, she Inclined to accept it. and the fa. nil:' home started out on foot last night I ' ouiso lOugene. The husband carried ' ..'." heavy suitcases, while the other members of the unfortunate fi.: 'ily were well laden with packages of various descriptions. On account of the heavy condition of the roads through Pass Creek canyon, it will probably take the family several days to reach their destination. One inlant ami w is Coquille. Tho daintiest of refresh- decided to purchase the wile menls were served. FntertalncI I'or Guest. Mrs. c. D. McCracken and daugh ters very pleasantly entertained or Thursday afternoon at their at Green, complimenting Miss Jones, of Medford, who had been (Continued on Page 3.) Stop the First Cold. A cold does not get well of itself. The process of wearing out a cold wears you out, and your cough be comes serious if neglected. Hacking coughs drain the energy and sap the of the children is vitality. For 47 years the happy com- carried by tho mother. bination of soothing antiseptic bal-1 o - sams In Dr. King's New Discovery; BHIHGl: WAS INSI'FCTF.D. lias healed coughs and relieved con- gestion. Young and old can testify! K. A. Sinclair, county road mas- to the effectiveness of Dr. King's New' ter, spent the day at Happy Valley Discovery for coughs and colds. Buy a ooltlo today at your Druggist, 50c. IIOMK WAS III ll.VLI). A cabin on the Olson ranch at Ken tuck Inlet, in which Mrs. Flora Fore man has been making her home, was burned to the ground last night, says tho Marshfleld Times. Mrs. Foreman was at Coquille, where she and others were called as witnesses In the grand Jury investi gation of the Kentuck inlet school troubles in which she and Mrs. A. Anderson have been the leading fac tors lately. It 1b understood that all her be longings were burned in the house. Tho house was a small one and be- where he inspected the work already completed on the new bridge in course of construction there. The piers are nearly finished, according to the road master, and the work is progressing satisfactorily. The bridge Is being constructed by the Portland Bridge Company, of which It. E. Mieth is the local representative. I'AMPIII.in'S AUK IIF.BI' Voters of Douglas County this week received pamphlets containing tho proposed constitutional amend ments and measures, with argu ments regarding the same and other information. The pamphlets were mailed at Salem under the direction longed to Mr. Olson, father-in-law of of Ben Olcott, secretary of state. The A. O. Yjclland, a well known Ken-; official pamphlets are being sent to tuck Inlet rancher. It was only about ' registered voters only, and persons 100 yards from the Olson house. The who have not registered will have to flro was discovered about 11 o'clock. 1 depend on getting Information re The cause of the fire Is not garding tho amendments through known but probably owing to the In- sonio other source. tenso feeling between the two fac-' tlons on Kentuck Inlet, the matter, Toroet Your Aches. gave rise to ugly rumors today. A NOTRE DAME LADY'S APPEAL To all knowing lunVrcrs of rlieamatini, whether muscular or of the Jofnu, nciutt'.-a, I -j i iibs rob, backftclio, puina in the kidntysor neuralgia pains, to write to her for a homo trftitinent which lian n-neiUertly cured all of these tortuivfl. She fi rls ll hrr duty to koik! it to nil Batterers l-'KKK. You cure yoursHf fithnniofts llioiiwuifi will ti-Mify no chuncf of climuto boiiiK ni'reHhiir y. Thin biih): dlnoovvry bani.lws uric m.ul from the ti!tu,il loose Mi the atiffciii'd Joint, nuritlov l):r? i.teoil niui hrigliteus thf; eyoH, Riving ehu . tcit v nail tono to tho wholo syMi-ni. If ll:o nho-. j IntiTusi you, fur pmnf aihln-Hs .Mrs. M. Buiumertj, Bui Notro Uuuie, Jud. Stiff kni'cH, acnlnc Ihniis, lame back mako lifo a burden. If you suffer from rheumatism, fcoul, lumbago, neuralgia, pet a bottle of Sloan's Lini ment, (ho universal remedy for pain. Kasy to apply; it penetrates without rubbing and soothes the tender flesh. Cleaner and more effeetive than mussy ointments or poultices For strains or sprains, soro muscles or wrenched ligaments resulting from strenuous exercise, Sloan's Liniment Rives quick relief. Keep it on hand for emergencies. At your Druggist, 25c. si ::-c "JO PHI ...-nnnl.-a I'ER Ci:NE AV.lr.blc?rcpni'atamfor.s-iinrfili,-S(uiii.n;isaiidbnsoi VCS5.TK,i"0.it.Cul(aul5Kll:1;; Jix.drvi 1 .YctrUrM.i I I I jy-r'trixirt, ' xr .VpcrfaVayfi. j.u coMI'aW. i t.-ev. v'"r,ei;j i M M i Fl 'I 51 : 12 For Infant3 and Children. Mothers Know That astoria Always Boars the Signature sr. er Of For 0 ise iver 'hirtj Yeers Will THE CCNTAUR COMPANY CWVO txau v.,.y ol Wrapper. DR. ALLEN, The Kentucky Pure Food Chief Uerhm-d at the National ( 'utiventiim of the American Hot tiers -I'roteetive A-si), at Luuiville. tliat Carhonutin water made it SAFK water. Ou-bntiat.-d (leverages ace 1'nre, Wholesome an I delirious helthful and tin nuwt eoolinvr and refre.-,hir. drink theieis. Let us send you a sample anv flavor. !( is verv fine. Phone 186 Roseburg Soda Works C.j. nnd Seo Oar Win Eiuimjlucl Plant, Strictly Sanitary Throughout. All,',' lli'llli'ls an,l 1 1 urn I'lirey. til,' ll OS! I'SH, .Ml'H. v. c. r. r. s,.s-i,m. 'I'll,' 1 ill, MM (if til,' V. I'. T. 1". outlier, , I ill St. (Iciirni's Parish Hunt.,' Wi'ilncMlny at'lt'iiKMiti for tht'lr reiMilar Ihi-,ii,'sh mc'tlni;. Af lT a tlist'iissltiii of arious matters i,'ln ls ot tit,' Sllt'l lilt, '11, 1, -nt anil officers u,'i,. rc.itl anil tlicv ailjourlt- ,',l lo lli,',-t ni'.aill in two weeks, when the election of ollicers for tile year will !,o held. The session will he hehl at the Hapllst Church anil will he a social occasion. Homo Miss),, nary Society. The Home .Missionary Society of the ,M I). Chinch. Nortii. eiijoeil a spleiuhtl me, tint: at the home of Mis. A. I. C.'Wos, on W. Secon.l avenue, 'riiurs.lay afternoon, a ilo li.clitful I'l-ociain ha, I I, con anani;c,l for the m i .iMon, in, lulling seeral lllleleslilli; nuiuheis. The tlH'clluK Was ,iesl,le,l oer hy the r,M,t,l,'iit . Mis. T. II l,, itison. anil ol'eucl will, the soiu. "Awake My Soul." hy those itiesent. This was follow,-. 1 hy (levotlo'ials an, I Mrs. A. C. Mars Icrs cute t.ilncl w ith a very Inter esting pai'er eiitlil,"!. "What is In My Mitel." The suhlect It ,is,nsse. a. , oh. ci it in v: ch.ii n Mrs .1, It. Hailcy fell., we,l with all ailicle on Uhat (in,. Woman .u.iliar ami a local solo hy Mm Helen Krohil w.i.. f:ieall- a fio e, iale.1 , An oi'en ami cneial , en ei sat ion on Uome Mi .Men I onoini,., was par "'! ! eM'iyone luesent all, I Miss I .els C,,!,l,s rcn.lcre,! a cl' ,lclii:htfiil itisl i umeiitat solo. A short luisines:. sc sum, clos, ,1 the after-, noon's (iov;iaiii. ' I'eilunilil IMnnef rarty. Mr an, I Mt.. ,l i ' feinplin enter tame, I ilelichltullv at a six o , lock tiilllo-i Sun, la, , ,nin- at t'olrhomc oh U .11 iliclen ..,, ,. l lie rooir.s w, le l..- in ;,r. t , i.'-t of l,i:cl;l ' !" "I ilihlii- an.) alters ami. I a cliarmin,; selling ,,f , ,t l ,-, plants. Cent, ill i: I!,,. I., .inli'iilly a p pel lit e.l l.lhle w.i-i a Cleat clu-ler of shell pink iisi. i.i inimii:, , I ,,,,!, ,,oecm; 'erus 't'lie .hliii.i was a ,-, en Jovahle ci.-nt as Mis Templin I lustli fane-. I for her ,lellcious pre pare,! meals alnl her Imitations are Blways ;,iveplc,l with tileusure. Cov- Canii I'iro (;irls' shower. .Miss l-'lorenee Kohlhaeu was a harming liosti'HH nt her home on Soulli .lurkson slreet Tuestlav eyen- I iK when she iMilertalncil for the pleasure of .Miss Florence (Irinsteil, a popular hrhle-elect, at a kitelien shower. llrlKhl ilahlias anil the deli cate pink Japanese lilies conihlneil with the dark nlossv foliate of the n,, .., i ,,, iny (leeui.lliie el- j feet in the rooms. IMirlu,; tho even-l "ik ,.,,, win k was inniimeii it, anil ' ta the miosis were etitertaiiH',1 with aK larlety (if games. One clever fea ture was the answering of questions written on small Idtcheti aprons. Kiery answer comprise, 1 tho name of some ulensll anil Miss Helen Cuest was award, al the prl:o for ho eurlnii the most correct answers. The hostess then announced that the lioohy prize must he presented to the honor guest, ami hroiicht forth a tuhlul of useful and running pres ents, to he admired and Inspected. The evening was made merrv with J music and singing and a very dainty i three course lunch was served. : Ahout thirty were present and in J eluded the members of the Camp i ''''it' tilrls. The Invited guests were: .Misses Marlon and Merrill Hose- grant, Cannle Caiuphell mid lodna ( ari icii. liirewell l!,M'eptlon. Mrs. (u'O. Itrosl was hostess 1 4 1 5 At Yoncdia DECIDE TO UNLOAD 1 cituca. ivmsi p iinicn one-nan SALE STARTS SATURDAY, SEPT. 9th, 9 A. in a DRIVING OUT CATARRH If people Unrw how the prest-neo ef catarrh a eonntiuit iiumui', they wmilil hfivo nono ef It. It Inr.-ntH Homo part ef the ileltaitolv Hiljll.-tci! ho(y and ?nakrs it U!iol. ' liu. throwing mi tho other ornatiH inero than their nhare if work, tt n (Tor-tin a carefully prepared iceil !d for the KiTiiiK tf ct.hlit, Kiip, tiil'ereulo.iH an, I pneumonia. It iti tllcarranKi Nature delicate plana hp to tnako poMrUhlo Athni.i, hv fever an. I other n f plratorv or.lt -rs. It fpre.nl until tt oeoomes Fy.tt. inle, (huB 1 nvolvl iik many or (i:tlii an.l det'llttattlib? the cut I ro nystetn with nerlou result, t'iMarrh i.iftlly Ih jtI. , te.l. ntl'l It rari'lv cel. W.lt of Itself. U net .U pioptp nie.llt ln:il correetton. I-'or nlnifst half n o ntury m.uiv th.'uai!. ltao foil ml help hi l'e" run.i. .ilinllf tonlt- with upend i tlu at y In c;iln h.l con-lltioiia. The Hliu 1h ti clean out n,iMi- mat ter, lo illfpi I tho catarrhal Infl.un iUHtUn,nnl tino up tho whole . tem. Its Uei'M Wlllhltlv tejUlt'y that It has .lone all thi hiuI even mere for eatar rhal nufTererrt. What It has den,. t iht tout proof of w h it It wul ilt. You may rely on l 'or una. In tahl. t f -rm It m ppA!ant to tAko utul oiiiy to Utlmhlntir. .kill . W M A l 1 b X. wAA lM JT Tblrl Arc i&jr liver tonic. I T. ' T iWlLilffHi'1 no ti n pleas- 4 13 ! All Furniture, Hardware, Stoves, Granite and Tinware, etc., etc., without rcscrvitiR a single item, this embodies tlie greatest saving opp irtuuity ever oi esented to the public of this vicinity. During this sale thousands of dollars worth of mere-, niulise of unquestioned reliability will be sold for actually less than the cost of manufacture. Truly a trade oppniiHiity extraordinary and one that demands the attention and attendance of every man, woman and child within aiu reasonable distance of this store Come here expecting to buy any and everything embraced in this entire stock t;,r less than you have ever bought in your life and yon will not be disappointed. While the reduction may seem too great to be true, you will find absolutely every article and price exactly as advertised. Date Is Final! The Place You Know! A Sale You Can't Forget! Here are a Few Items we Wish to mention, others sell accordingly 50c Granite coflie pots Sell tor Large s-'ze 75c graniic tea kettle to be sold at 20c 35c $2.50 Horse collars going at $1.48 5000 lbs. of nails all sizes 1 ko lbl-C lightly damaged by smoke Wall paper in lots to fit room a lot sells at 48c FREE! '1",18nJmiiTfWm House Brooms To the fust 100 customers making a $2.00 cash purchase opening day of sale we will give A good BROOM Absolutely Free Here are a Few Items we Wish to mention, others sell accordingly. Used sewing machine good make, selling 15c granite stew pans going for $1.00 5c f 75.00 Sharpies Tubular(i T OO cream separator' ys A Xo4 , 522.75 Kxtra Quality 9x12 Aximnster Kug sells at 2W- Hundreds of other articles Going at the Same Rate. Stearns (Ik Chenoweth YoncalSa, Ore. In I
