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EVENING ROSEBIHO REVIEW, MOXTi.VV, SEPTEMBER 11, 1010. PAGE FIVE A Bank's Success Community's Gain n conducting the affairs of this bank.the management t has always believed that men of good business judgment and conservative ideas appreciate the sound, progressive bank conducted on safe and strictly business lines; that its growth and success are the com munity's gam; that such a bank best protects the interests of its depositors, and thus proves its greatest help to the commercial development and credit of the community. jqau United States Depository Capital aud Surplus f 130,000 00 The Douglas National Bank When There's No Appetite For Breakfast Don't bo too ready to conriumn the appetite. Tho breakfast may be too heavy for proper living. Shredded Wheat Biscuit and A Cup of Baker's Cocoa mako a delightful change, where the first meal of the day 1ms become too much lileo tho other two. Phono 19a. Pickens Rrothers - ERKINS i-JuiLDING LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Frozen berries at Galls.' LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Try a Mount Shasta at Ualls.' Come Into the Palace of Sweets Bring your bo.cs. Fred Fisher. Phone and get a Mt. Nebo. i J. C. I.. Seleemnnn and family spent yesterday In the Cavltt Creek country. W. R. Vinson, of Coles Valley, was a visitor in the city last even ing. Irving Gross, of Los Angeles, ar rived here Sunday to spend a few days. H. B. Hall, of Portland, arrived here last evening to visit friends. Dr. C. E. Briscoe, of Seaside, ar rived here Saturday evening to spend a few days with friends. Miss Helen Riddle came down from Riddle Sunday and will visit friends a few days here. Miss Madge Patterson left yester day afternoon to visit at Seattle, where she has a sister. Every day Is bargain day, all with goods strictly fresh at the Spot Cash Basket Ornooy, 23N N. Jackson St LOCAL AND PERSONAL. I. Tlie famous Stowell Oregon Hair Tonic is on sale at the Central Phar macy. Attorney nexter Rice and family were visitors in the rural districts Sunday. Better prices and better goods on quantity orders at tho 'People's Sup- evening Miss Capitola Willis arrived here Saturday evening after spending several weeks at Portland and other points. Miss Lois Russell, who had been visiting friends both at Portland and at Newport, arrived home Saturday The Doctor Says So The best way to avoid disease is to live in sanitary surroundings. 'J his means that your clothing, especially should be Sterialized Steam Laundering docs it Lots of people have all their white goods washed before they wear them. Because every thing is steria'ized here as it goes thru, it is fresher and nicer than new. Roseburg PiionS Laundry ply Co. Mrs. E. B. Watson, of Portland, arrived in Roseburg Sunday to spend a few days. j Harry Pearce and wife spent Sun day in the rural districts visiting with -friends, i Richard Stuhbs and family, of Melrose, were visitors In the city last evening. Georgo Crane camo in from Ten Mile last evening and spent the day with friends. Rudolph Harness and wife spent Sunday in the rural districts visit ing with friends. i 11. G. Waite, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days on business. j A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co White wine pickling vinegar and very best cider vinegar at right prices. Peoplo's Supply Co. Measurements taken, corsets made to order. Belle Case, corsetiore, Spirella Co., Bell Sisters Bldg. Eugene Richardson and wife spent Sunday in the rural districts. They made tho trip by automobile. Why do you pay dealers' prices for boxes when you can get them at the manufacturer's price. The J. G. Flook Co. Mrs. Edith Phelps Pearson left here tills morning for northern Doug-, las County points, where she will Bpend a few days. 1 C. S. lleinline and wife have re turned here from Portland. Mrs. lleinline spent several weeks there, j being Joined by her husband a few j days ago. . Mh;s Kathleen Coats, society edi tor or tlie Review, will leave Thurs-' day for New-port, Creswcll and other f points, where she will enjoy her an nual vacation. j Cecil Gross and wife and daughter, Miss Winnifred, of Hlkins, Minn., re turned here Sunday from tlie Cavitt Creek country. They are registered I at the l!nipjua hotel. j Visitors are welcome to our Dahlia carden. We will be glad to show our i flowers, and nre taking orders for bulbs for next year. Call on John K. Himyan, R04 W. Mosher street. Mrs. K. L. Miller and children havo returned from the vicinity of. Cut Coffee, iteston, where they spent a few weeks enjoying their annual outing. They report a delightful time. h. Dillard, who recently returned here after enjoying his annual out ing In the Wolf Creek country, re iWgWl III II I WWII III WW .flM 1 You can. trLt.rmosrciisesscs.rjre. Pi.s i- i. . . - - : rrs wvmii. bviks, biiiu. tuts. vent ucuness ct vour nr.uniil- hv -.a of.n. rifri,..v,i .;.... i ,.r" using Zcnolcura ns per directions cn siep and cueimiiiuie lice, flcai. ikks with or, chdnr 1 (lollnr s 50 oat. F Ions nonitive dn.nfnlniii. Ounrt i--,n ;n.. .t . in :j' r-' " it s tne most powerful coel-tar riuiii- p: fectant and germicide known. Its re- k tutu ore litnrty wonOirrul. Ej.fc to u-.v 7-', uurn win mure gooa, Noah & Clifford, General Black smiths, horseshoeing, etc. Free hitch rack. Shop on Main St., between Cass nnd Oak. W. H. Syke3 returned home from Portland Saturday evening, where he had been on a business visit for a few days. Attorney O. P. Coshow left yes terday for Coquille, where he has a case In the Circuit Court now in session there. Rainbow good as tho real thing is prettv. To be obtained exclusively at tlie Palace of Sweets. Come In and eat one. Miss Merle Hamilton left yester day afternoon for Eugene, where stie will spend another year at the Uni versity of Oregon. Flherta peaches 75 cents a bushel at tho orchard bring your boxes. Plume 32-F 2, W. D. Hess, Garden Valley, Wilbur, Ore. Miss Mvth Hendelwn left yester dav for Portland, where she will spend a week visiting her father, John Henderson, of that city. Bargain day, Monday only, until further notice. Men's suits French dry cleaned, 1ft. ltosehurg Cleaning j and Pressing Works. G. W. Sloper. I M. Devaney, wife and daughter, . Florence, who had been spending a week or two at Itockaway Iteach and ' other points, arrived home Saturday evening. 1 Mrs. Clarence Hess left for Cot tage Grove yesterday for a few days' visit. She was accompanied by her guest here. Mrs. J. 11. Jackson, who was returning home. Mrs. Andy Ford, who had been to Brownsville for a few days visiting witli her mother, returned here Sat urday evening. She was accompan ied by Mrs. W. L. .McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. II. 11. Houghton, who had been to Grants Pass In tho In terest of their Fraternal Brother hood organization, returned here on Sunday and will remain indefinitely. Miss Florence Kohlhagen left this morning for Monmouth, where she will attend the state normal school. She was accompanied as far as Eu gene by- her mother, Mrs. George Koliiiia gen. For tho clear amber fluid with the rich coffeo flavor, use P. S. C. Steel It is easy to brew good 1 colfee if tho coffee is good. Get II j at the People's Supply Co., wholesalo ' to consumers. j Medford Sun: Mrs. A. A. Curlier, of Roseburg, and sister. Miss Doro thy, left Friday lor Crater Unlet., j A. M. Gallagher, of Deer Creek, was a visitor in the city for a few hours Saturday. D. E. Vernon, editor of the Oak land Advance, spent Saturday In town on business. Miss Harriet Penny went to Cor nutt Saturday morning to spend tho next couple of weeks. Mr. mid Mrs. Pnul Gary, of ltlddle, returned home Saturday morning af ter a business visit here. Mrs. Frank Warner and children left Sat unlay morning to spend a couple of weeks at Cornutt. Mrs. Anna Ivy and daughter, Mrs. Iluttou, of Wilbur, caino over on Saturday for a short business visit. .Mrs. J. E. I.alng nnd little daugh ter, who were visiting here from Portland, returned homo Saturday afternoon. A marriage license was Issued here Saturday to Miss -Mabel llargan and William C. Hubbard, both resi dents of this county. i Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. F. Shields and Mr. and Mrs. O. It. Garner left hero Sunday for Rock Creek, where they will spend a few days hunting. Crania Pass Courier: Dr. and Mrs. Bywater. accompanied by their friends, Mr. and Mrs. S. 1.. Kidder, of Manilla, P. I., left Saturday morn ing for Crater Lake. j In the absence of Rev. R. E. .lope, who had been in California for seme time on a vacation trip, Attorney B. L. Eddy preached the sermon Sun-' day at the Christian church. j Prof. J. 10. Larson, Prof. E. B. 1 Fitts and Mrs. M. Turley arrived here from the Oregon Agricultural College Friday evening on their way to judge tlie exhibits at the Grange fair held on South Deer Creek. They also made addresses to the people of that district on several topics of interest to farmers. . and the MYSTIC MIT will do the same for y. u It is the greatest helper you can put in your dish pan. It only costs 10c to try it, aud you would not take times that after you do try it. Mailed poslpaid for one dime only. Remember we also sell "Cedar Sweep," another household helper. Pick up aud hold the dust when you sweep. Brightens carpet or rug. Try a small package aud be convinced. Churchill Hardware Co. nana Sloan's Liniment for Neuralgia Aches The ilul! throb of neuralgia 1h Qiilt'U ly relieved by Sloan'H Imiinont, tlio universal remedy for pain. Kny to apply; it quickly penetrate without i rubbiiiR ami soothes the soro museles. Cleaner ami more promptly effective than mussy plasters or ointment; does not stain tho skin or cIok the pores. Kor stiff muscles, chronic rheumatism, out, lumhano, sprains and st rains it mlves quick relief. Kloan's Liniment reduces tho pain and inflammation in insect bites, bruises, bumps and other minor In juries Jo children, del. a bottle today at your PniMfUsl, 25c. THE BEAUTY" IRON When you waut something more than a plain Electric iron; when you want an iron that is guaranteed for all time; finished to the highest degree possible; balanced to a fraction of an ounce; when you want a "Super Iron" you want a 5.00 American Beauty. We also have other irons for 3.50 and $3.75 ROSGBURQ ELECTRIC CO. PHONE 123 "Do It Electrically" N. JacKsoi St. sinned his duties in the store of the where they will spend several davs. ; .Marsters llruK Company early today. Makes inoro loaves per sack. net- Mrs. Carper will return to Medford with her sister, where she will visit tor, lighter and whiter bread, and It. for several weeks, costs you Ichs per Back. itlKh flight Mrs M h Vaiker. or Klamath! moves tho most economical nnd most ,,.., who was fl)rIm,,iy j,,ss Mii.l-i highly satisfactory flour. Oct It at wi,B(in of n,iB cltv, passed thru tho Peoplo's Supply Co. 'yesterday en.oute to Kugene for a Scott Morrison has returned from ,W days. She was accompanied' hy the Cavitt Creek country, where ho .nss Kllazheth Howe, who is enter passed a few days. He says deer ing tlie stale university. are very scarce In that section of the( r ,in( Mrs K 0 ow,., and county this fall, and few have been , ' Mlx '' u,.-vnI.p n rrt v-! killed thus far this season. paid nation $1.50. Monrv IjHck if il rinrinnt. do all you wftnl. l'r'. Zrrrw Wtcrinnry AJ. vi."ri Information worth dollars LO you (JI.VCI'.ltIM-: AMI HA UK riti;vi:XTS Ai'puxnicms. every timr. tii war', i rossa nr.tv PWnfortant Co. 4 tOAl TAR DISINFECTANT J. F. Barker & Co. Farm Implements, Vehicles. Machinery r The simple mixture of lun-kthorn biirk, glycerine, etc.. Known us Adler j i-ka, astonishes Hosi'buiK people. J Iti'tauso Adlcr-i-ka win on MOTH I lower and upper bowel. o.K Sl'OON- l-M'l. relieves almost ANY CASK con stipation, sour .stoma b or k;ih. It re- ; moves such BUrinlsiiiK font matter that u tew dos'-s often relieve or pro vent appendicitis. A short trealmeni helps ihronic stomach trouble. The INSTANT. asy action of Adler i-ka is astonishing. V. K. Chnpman, dniKKist. here from Kuetie Saturday evening to make their ponnanent, home. Mr. Howe rpi"'ntly purchased the John Kslabrook place in Kdonbower and will occupy (lie sainft at once, whiln Mr. Kstabiook and family will livo in tho city. C ASTORIA Fo'r Infants and 'Children In Use For Oyer 30 Years Signature of SK.-&&'t ft r.ABMFWT J --7 " --'7 ' WVJ" V Id. 11 . jtjf' ' ("."... e were Those Wonderful New Palmer Coats You have been wailing for, Plushes, Mixed and Velours till witli the wide swoop and rlpplo el'l'ect no essential to perfect style tills year, close to three hundred lo choose from in a ratine of Colors, anil priced at $(1.50 to $:tr..t)(i, lloraui-o we play no ravor lles ami have only one si lift 1 y cash price lo ono and all, wo aro alilo to under-prlce these coals froin tlirco to five, dollars. Now coiiIh, however, are only one of the many many now Ihlniss wo have for your lnspe: ! Ion anil approval. In fact tills store In roll chuck a block with new fall merchandise, hoiiKht Tor rellahlo anil dependable service for the wearer. Watch our windows Tor tho new and stylish thiiiRs to wear. Conic In ami Inspect them at your leisure, compare tho qualities nnd prices. It's tu your interest and II will be a pleasure to us. " ,',v..iiii ami ' j ii?,.in ; S' ICS. ' 1 "I V ' .W.i II 1 BOOKS3 u' it tV ffi v 4 ,1 I i n '..M . '.in1 1 lln' L i i.j I 'i hi ' .i t",r ,1 fl XT A" Viz $ A :f .- -xi-.j ' ' ll SftlVl'W UiV .S.v.-.vr."v . ,;;;'. -'VH i ..;V s1:'"'-- yw -iiww THE SQUARE STORE SCHOOL EARLY in January, 1910, Paper and Tablet Manufacturers all over the United States told us there was a shortage of mater ials from which paper was made, and that there was sure to he an enormous advance in prices. We took the hint, or rather we had it pounded into us by persistent statements of makers and dealers, and promptly placed an advance order for tablets, tons of thtm, Yes 5 Tons. (10,000 pounds of paper school tablets.) THESE were all delivered to us in due time and we now have them on hand, all ready for the school opening next Monday, Sept. 18th. There is no reduction in the quality or the count, and NO INCREASE IX I 'RICE. Our shipment of new School Hooks is here and we are all ready to supply your needs in everything needed by both the High School and the Grades, GOOD GOODS AT MODERATE PRICES 231 N. Jackson St. ROSEBURG BOOK STORE 21Tn. Jackson St. oa
