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Newspaper Page TextI EVES-tN'g Roasntno review, sATi nn.w, kkptemhkr id, 1010. A Bank's Success Community's Gain LOCAL AND PERSONAL. n conducting the affairs of this lumk.the management has always believed that men of good business judgment and conservative ideas appreciate the sound, progressive hank conducted on safe and strictly business lines; that its growth and success are the com munity's gain; 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 communitv. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. United States Depository Capital and Surplus $130,000.00 The Douglas National Bank A.NOTIIKIt STRUCT DANCE. The members of the local fire de partment will hold the last of a series of three street dances near the Antlers theater, on South Jackson street this evening. A ten-niece or chestra will furnish music for the occasion, and all who ntleud the dance are promised a good time. The dance will begin at 8:80 o'clock and will continue until midnight. All who dance should patronize dance and thereby financially the lire boys, who need much equipment. Stop the First Cold. this aid new A colli 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 vitality. For 47 years Ihe happy com bination of soothing antiseptic bal sams in Dr. King's New Discovery has healed coughs and relieved con gestion. Young and old can testify to the effectiveness of Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs and colds. Buy a bottlo today at your Druggist, 50c. Frozen berries at Uall.' Try a Mount Hhasta at Galls. S. B. Wood, of Olalla, spent last Como into the Palace of Sweets ni'Tbt in the city with friends. and get a Alt. Nebo. AERO a 25c soap powder, only 17c W. CI. .Mason, of Portland, was i a package. Sanitary Cash Grocery, visitor In the city today. Stanley Adams, of Portland, was llutter and eges wanted at West a visitor in the city last evening. Side Grocery. J. II. IJubnr. Cedar for chests, cedar for boats. Mrs. '. F. lllggins, or Mvrtle cedar for ironing boards, at Page's. Creek, was a visitor here yesterday. Ceorge Crane, of Ten Mile, reached Oct jellv tumblers for .10c per here yesterday to spend couple of dozen at the Peoplels Supply Co im. i.unous oioweu uregon Hair here last evening to spend a few Tonic is on sale at the Central Phar- ,11Vs. '"a.?' ,, Heating stoves that are economi- . S Trites, of Sutherlin, spent cal. See II. W. Strong, the Furni- l'riday in the city looking alter busi- turo Man. ness matters. F,.st d'asg p(..l(,h U(m,s no p,,r W. 1,. Hodden and wife and son, hundred, made of plno. The J. G Vernon, of Oakland, Calif., spent last Flook Co. niMit. in me city. -M i . Guy Flint and daughter, who ii. J. Wilson, of Canyonvill re-1 had been visiting in Portland for Jev turned home Friday afternoon after ' e'al days, returned home Friday, a brief visit hero. E. S. Martin, of Myrtle Creek, re- Xcw picture frames and picture turned home yesterday morning al fraine moulding with II. W. Strong, ' ter an evening spent in ltoseburg. the Furniture Man. I Every day Is Uargalu da. all Miss F.lla Dickerson. a teacher in ! goods strictly fresh at the Spot Cash the local schools, arrived hero last j Basket Grocery. 23S N. Jackson St evening from Eugene. Mrs. O. O. llunsaker returned on William Jackson, a well known ' Friday afternoon after passing a resident of Myrtle Creek, spent last ll'w iluys visiting relatives at Myrtl LOCAL AND PERSONAL. i TSOm Ueview Want Ads. bring resulls. I gains. Patronize Review advertisers evening in Koseburg W. C. Edwards, of Drain, came down Friday morning to look after business matters lor the ray. James Goodman left here early this morning lor Hollywood, Calif'., to visit with llertram Hates. Measurements taken, corsets made to order. Hello rase. e, I,..-.. Live advertisers offer the best bar Spirella Co., Hell Sisters llldg. r wnmn mr innfi 1 1 - can treat most disc-qsivq. nr vent sickness of using Zcnoleum as per directions on the can, The best veterinarians, the biggest breeders, SO Agricultural Col leges use and recommend Zcnoleum. it s tne most powerlul cool-tor disin- u. rectant and germicide known. Its re- t'll aulti are simply womlerful. Safe to me fc?S narmicsa to etot k and you. Won't " uum make Eod. every ume. ask 1 Treat mance, wounds, sores, scab, cuts. nalla. calf cholern. rinif.w,.-, M-4-t. t. theep and exterminate lice, fleas, tic'ks with v..u.i.Uui, rui iHjmiry. oeuer. Baler, cheaper than home-made mixtures. Send a dollar .u. van ui ,cnoieum, postpaid. Makes 50 gal- Ions DOSltlVe diinfftnn n,,a,t cr .. paid Rollon $1.50. Money back if it does not ivwi, rw tenner veterinary Ad viser; Information wort dollars to you '?$2"rr Dislnrectunl Co. ' UUjLftfBTclUi Avo. COAL TAR DISINFECTANT J. F. Barker & Co. Fa rm Implements, Vehicles, Machinery. Boxin BIO I Carnival at Grants Pass Wednesday, September 20, Bronson vs. Benjamin 10 rounds Trambitas vs. Gorman 8 rounds Also a 4-Roimd curtain raiser Low Round Trip Fares account Josephine Co. Fair GRANTS PASS on sale Sept. 18-21st inc. Return limit Sept. 23rd Your local aont w ill ho plisnl to pivo you more coni-ph-tt; informal ion or write John M. Scntf, (Jctirrnl Passenger Ancnt Portland, Oregon SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES Mrs. M. J. Perkins, of Drain, w:is in llio city yesterday visiting with friends, sho conducts the liruiu ho tel. Why do you pay dealers' prices for ooxos when you can get them at I lie manufacturer's price. Tho J 11 Flook Co. .Miss Kathleen Coales, society edi tor of tile Review, left for .Newport toiiay. hho will be none about a month. Notice. Is hereby given that any person found hunting on my premises east of Oroon Station will be prose cuted, s. C. M1LLKR. Would you like to have a silo that is guaranteed to do the business. That's tho Weyerhauser, lor sale by Page Investment Company. We will write you a short term policy on hay and grain. Tho Ore Bon Fire Relief Assn., Glenn II. Tay lor, Agent, Perkins Bids. .Mrs. S. .1. Judge, of Denver, Colo., who had been visiting her son, J. XI. Judge, on Deer Creek, for several months, left lor her home today. .Marshal T. J. Williams, who re turned here recently from Newport, where he enjoyed his vacation, will resume his duties on the police force tomorrow. .Miss .Mabel Wilson, of Yoncalla. arrived here Friday morning. She will resume her position In the local schools at tho beginning of the rail tern next .Mondav. Mrs. Klla Williams and daughter. Mrs. Richard Williams, accoinnanle.l by the lulter's litllo daughter, left here early today for Portland, where j dry cleaned. $1. Ro.lmrg lliey will visit with friends and rela tives. Thos. Hates, representing A. K. Anderson & Co., will be here Friday and Saturday of this week wild 1000 samples of winter suitings and over coats. See li 1 in at "Duds for .Men" shop. Carl F.. Wlinberly. John llrvan and W. I.. Dysinger left here yester day for Weed, Calif., where they will spent today looking alter business matters. They expect to reach home Saturday night. Thomas Mates, ol Alierdeen. Wash.. arrived hero Friday afternoon nil will be here a couple of davs on business connected with the Duds for .Men store. Mr. Hates and Mr. noriiradel are old time friends Forget Your Aches. SHIT knees, nrning Itvirtis, lamo back make life a burden. If you suffer from rheumatism, gout, lumbago, neuralgia, get a bottle of Sloan's Lini ment, the universal rnniu r... I Kasy to apply; It penetrates without I rubbing and soothes Ihe tender flesh. Cleaner and more effective than iniissy oiniments or poultices. For strains, or sprains, sore muscles or wrenched ligaments resulting from strenuous exercise, Sloan's Liniment, gives Tjiiick relief. Keep It on hand for emergencies. At your Druggist. I 25c. Creek. .Mrs. Mary Silvers, of U ran la Pass, arrived hero Friday afternoon to at tend to some business matters lor a few days. Rainbow good as tho real thing is pretty. To be obtained exclusively at the Palace of Sweets. Come in and eat one. .Mrs. Dunham, a well known resi dent of Roseburg, yesterday morn ing underwent an operation at .Mercy hospital. Mrs. Wilber, of North Roseburg. spent yesterday at Kugelle attending the county lair. She made the trip uy automooilc. Mrs. C. Gallop, of Sutherlin, nnti .Mrs. P. W. Fulton, of Vrelta, Calif., came over from Sutherlin for a visit Friday morning. Noah & Clifford, General Rlack smiths, horseshoeing, etc. Free hitch rack. Shop on .Main St., between Cass and Oak. .Miss Dollie Smith, a teacher in the schools at Salem, left yesterday af ternoon to coinmenco her duties there next week. Mrs. Kiltie Tucker, of Leoiu, ar rived here for a brief visit with .Mrs. C. W. Parker yesterday. She will remain several days. Am prepared to take parties to the coast, or country, or any trip d.i sired. . Have good fi-passcngcr car. W. I). Moore, Sua West Lane. E. f,. Youmans, of Leona, arrived here Friday morning and went to the Soldiers-' Home, where ho will be an inmalo for an indefinlto time. Mr. and .Mrs. Kd. Patterson, of Sutherlin, arrived here Friday morn ing and returned this iil lci n'oou af ter attending to business matters. Mrs. I. .M. Cervais and babv, who had been to Portland, Vancouver. Wash., and other points for several weeks, returned home this morning. Harsaiii day, Monday only, until further notice. .Men's suits Fr-ne'i Cleaning and pressing Works. (I. W. Sloper. Verne Canon, of .Mod ford, came down Friday afternoon to spend a few days. lie will visit wllh his parents, Hon. and .Mrs. W. II. Canon. Mrs. .Margaret St. Onge, of Round Prairie, arrived here Friday after noon. She is on her way to Peel where she will open school In a few days. School supplies, boys' and girls' school shoes, winter dress goods, winter underwear, etc- , at less than wholesale, prices at the people's Sup ply Co. Mr. and Mrs. James Ambrose, of Yoncalla, returned home Friday af ternoon after visiting here a few davs with their daughter, Mrs. Rudolph Harness. Your bank account, will Increase If you buy right. Try Ihe People's Supply Co. n. Purchase in quan tities for cash. Provisions will cost you less at the People's Supply Co.,1 wholesale to tho com-u uier. CASTOR I A; For Infants and Children j In Use ForOver 30 Years ! Always bears t2? - ! tho , SSJ7J- of uzfS. -C'.&VuAi S. D. Short, of Wilbur, spent last evening, in the city. Sewing machine needles that save the disposition. 11. v. Strong, the Furniture Man. W. K. Clingenpooi, or Looking Glass, spent yesterday In Roseburg looking after business matters. Mrs. J. it. Rceso went to Carnes yesterday morning, where she will visit friends for a day or two. Pickles will keen best If nut li n In while wine pickling vinegar. Get It at tho People's Supply Co. Mr. and Mrs. G. I.. Lesley. arrived hoi0 to visit with the hitter's parents. Mr. and .Mrs. L. T. Thompson. Thev reside at Corvallis. " j Among those Initiated Into l-'lks' lodge Thnrsdav evening II. It. Hates, of Myrtle Creek, and O. A. Murray, of this city. He measured for your new Fill suit or overcoat by an expert: lO'iO samples on display at "Duds for Men" store. Friday and Saturday. .Miss Nannie Shanks has accepted a position at the desk for the local jitney office of Hen Shields, ill the Demi Transfer Co. offices, on Jack son street. Visitors are welcome to our Dahlia garden. We will be glad to show our flowers, and are taking orders for hiilbs for next year. Cull on John K. Ilunyan, SOI W. .Mosher street. Mrs. V. II. Cleaves and children went to Grants Pass Friday wh.-re she will spend a week visiiii,.; her relatives, she will later go to Cor vallis, where she will join Rev. Cleaves, who goes to remain as pas tor or Hie M. K. Church, South, there. Marshfield Times: Mrs. J. S. Coke was considerably alarmed last even ing by the actions of a con oh, ur st i aimers who appeared (0 bo watch ing their home. Mrs. Coke was home alone with their two children, Judge Coke being at Kugene. The police were called but the strangers had disappeared. However, most of the people along Pine street were out. Special watches were kept but the prowlers did nut appear again. o Had Itilious Attacks. ".My son nineteen years of ago suf fered frequently from bilious at tacks. My husband brought home a bottle of Chamberlain's Tablets and began giving them to him. They helped him right away. Ho began to eat heartily and picked up right along," writes .Mrs. Thomns Camp bell, Kirkvllle, N. Y. Obtainable everywhere. P IT is the best yet. This has beeu proven by ninety or more satisfied users in this cotuuiuuity alone. Now is the time you need one. Vacation is past, and that nieaus an increased amount of washing and also heavier clothing as winter comes. Theu why not let a VACUUM or BIG THREE help you out? Remember this is not an outlay for one day or week, but for ten years at least. Even on ten year life it will cost you but 3 cents per week, and save you the rub, rub, rub with its attendant back ache and atleast otie half the time. "Vacuum" and 'Rig Three" both use the same princi pal but are simply a little different in mechanical con struction. Get oue today, and shake hands with yourself over a good deed done. , Don't forget to inquire about "Cedar Sweep" for the floor GUARD THE EYES From the strain of poor light. Put Sunbeam Mazdas in every socket. Use shades that properly diffuse the ight. If your lighting is not entirely satisfactory, phone 123; we will gladly assist you in planning lights and reflectors so that you will have a soft even light, as near to daylight as possible. Our new bulbs woik wonders when properly placed. BOYS AND GIRLS Need an nlinmlamv of light for their work, study and play. It will keep their eyes young, lluy live lamps at a time in the handy blue carton. It's a genuine bargain in lighl. ROSfdBUKQ EZUECTIilC CO. PHONE 123 "Do It Electrically" N. JacKson St. r s m ur i iiey me n 1FTe ere Those Wonderful New Palmer Coats You have been waiting for, Plushes, Mixed and Velours all with Ihe wide sweep and r ffcci so essential to perfect style this year, close to three hundred to choose from In a range f colors and prlc ,t $(!.f,u to :!:,.. Pecans,, we play no favor lies ami have only one strictly cash price lo one and all, wo are able to under-price these coats from three lo five dollars .Now coals, however, are only ,ie of the many ninny new Hiiigs we have for your Inspo H,,,, and .Val. In fact, this store n ..... . iiii. H a ii, oca wnn new rail m.'rrhaii(llsc. bought for n ...in ... i-.-.i.i.u.h. service lor llle wearer new and stylish things lo wear. Come leisure, compare the finalities and prici .. win oe a pleasure to us. GARMENT ellable Watch our windows for the ill and inspect tliem at your H's lo your lulerest and Signature ti Vv-. '"iL-" 1'", hS,WVy fr.'S.W V ""V.: nm m .mA VXuf Trade I T -tlr r.t8t .47 K&aX. -,. -VRi'iU K 'iV'ly.iL'J y.,e't. ii: -!;-.3." , 81 ' bil ' r I .. i.irVi f3i.-rWV: t . f l. t... a' it 'tKiJ'n L 1 I- l.'J. ."VL-'.? .'' , . I It .Ill H. ... w, v. ' 'It !' . ! 1 -. M l lit.. . il Hi 1'" -V i t .. Jl: ii THE SQUARE STORE '1,1; NEW SCHOOL BOOKSMElffiREl EARLY in January, 1916, Paper and Tablet Manufacturers al' over Ihe United States told us there was a shortage of mater ials from which paper was made, and that there was sure to be 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 them,' Yes 5 Tons. ( 10,000 pounds of paper school tablets.) T wer,c a" delivered lo us in due time and we now have them Vo.t rc'.aily f,,r !,,c scho"1 "P'iiin next Monday, Sept. JNtn. 1 here is no reduction in the quality or the count, and AO lXCKEASIC IX 1'RICIC. Our shipment of new School Hooks is here and we arc all ready to supply your needs in everything for both tl,c High School and the Grades, GOOD GOODS AT MODERATE PRICES ROSEBURG BOOK STORE 231 N. Jackson St. 231 N. Jackson St.