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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBl'RG REVIEW,. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1010. PAGE F1VH LOCAL AND PERSONAL. The DOUGLAS NATIONAL BANK Offers the benefit of its large capital and re sources, its complete facilities and long exper ience to those who have use for a strong, safe banking institution. "apital and Surplus $130,000.00. BAD COLD! HEADACHY AND NOSf STUFFED "Pane's Cold Co!iiHiiiil" End.s Colds end iriiM' In n Few Hours. .Take "Pupe's Cold Compound" every two hours until you have taken three doses, then all grippe misery goes and your cold will be broken. It promptly opens your clogged-up nostrils and the air passages or the head; stops nasty discharge or nose running; relieves the headache, dull ness, feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, soreness and stiffness. Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blow ing and snuffling. Kase your throb bing head nothing else in the world gives such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold Compound," which costs only 25 cents at any drug store. It acts without assistance, tastes-nice, and causes no inconvenience. Accept no substitute. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Win llelliwell, of Yoncalla, Is visiting with Hoseburg relatives for a few days. . (i. V. Morrow, of Portland, has arrived here to spend a few days with friends. W. D. Hess, of Garden Valley, was in the city yesterday looking after business matters. Harvey Peterson, of Portland, ar rived here last evening to spend a few dayswlth friends. I. Steele, of St. Louis, Mo., is pass ing a few days in the city looking after business intereste. Kalph Knight, a Canyonville rancher, left for his home last even ing after a few days spent here with friends. V. C. Edwards, Independent can didate for State Senator at the No vember election, came over from Drain yesterday morning nnd spenf the day looking after business matters. Try the Wonderful New Drink Pure Juice of the Oregon Loganberry The most popular drink Healthful and Refreshing Comes in Bottles in three Forms Phono 180 Roseburg Soda Works You can, treat most diseases, d re- vent sickness of your animals, by using zcnoieum as per directions on the can. The best veterinarians, the DiggcsT. Drccaers, ou Agricultural col leges use and recommend Zenoleum. It's the most powerful coal-tar disin fectant and germicide known. Its ro ulU are simply wonuerrul. Safe to use m n armless to hwk and yon. Won't burn wiu meke good. every ume. mm Treat mariee. wounds', sores, scab. cuts. rail, calf cholera, rinn-worm in cattle, hoes. heep and exterminate lice, fleai, tick with Zenoleum. For poultry. Better, safer, cheaper than , home-made mixtures. Pcnd a dollar for can of Zenaleum, postpaid. Makes 50 gal lons positive disinfectant. Quatt can SOc post-paid--allon $1.50. Money back if it does not do all you want. Free. Zenner Veterinary Ad viser; Information wort dollars to you. fctnnor T)lattifM4Ant (In. COAL TAR DISINFECTANT, J. F. Barker & Co. Farm Implements, Vehicles. Machinery. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Arundel, piunb tuner. Phone 139L. You do best at the People's Sup-' ply Co. If it is brick tbat you want, call-on the Page Investment Co. Fancy asparagus points, 2 cans tor 25c, at the People's Supply Co. Mrs. M. A. Huffani, of Yoncalla, returned today after a visit with rela tives here. - X. I). Ford drivers, have you seen that wrench assortment at Churchill's. Mrs. A. A. Carper and daughter left this morning to visit the next few days at Albany. Mr. and Mrs. I,. G. Williams, of Portland, arrived here last evening for a visit with Mrs. George Riter. Special , bargains on Underwear, Shoes, Winter Dress Goods, Rubbers and etc., at the People's Supply Co. ..Mrs. C. H. Patrick and daughter, Miss Purl, left this morning for Yon calla to visit with friends a day or two. Mrs. Gary Rapp and child went to Oakland this morning, where she will visit with her parents a few days. Mrs. S. P. llouser left for Oakland this morning, where she will spend a few days visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. C. 11. Fisher, of Salem, left for her home this morning after passing a week with her mother, .Mrs. N. L. Owens. M. F. Martin, of Riddle, left this morning for Kugene on his way to Madison, Wis., where he will spend severai weeks. C. E. McCurdy and wife, who had been here from Portland for the last few weeks visiting relatives, left this morning for home. Now Is the time to paper your home. For the nicest papers go to Roseburg Paint & Paper Store, Cor. Oak and Rose Sts. W. J. Moon and wife loft for Co qullle and other Coos Hay points this morning, where they will spend the next couple of weeks. Mrs. Jack Parrot!, of Garden Val ley, left this morning for Pullman. Wash., to visit for a few weeks with her mother, who is 111. Mr. and Mrs. L. I). Johnson, of .Myrtle Point, who had been visiting here a few clays, left yesterday even ing for Montague, Calif. Miss Bessie Hunt, of Portland, ar rived here last evening and will visit with Dr. K. E. Hunt and family Tor the next week or two. The new Iloston pencil sharpner only $l.r0, at the Roseburg Hook Store. One of these sharpners should bo In every school and office. Mrs. 11. W. Kiggs left for Drain this morning for a visit with rela tives. She was accompanied by Mrs. M. A. Rummage, of Grants Pass. -Mrs. Harry Cook, of Springfield, who formerly resided in Rosoburg. arrived here last evening and will visll a short time with Mrs. K. K. Hrlgg.s. Miss Dorothy Veatch left today for Kugene and will later accompany her father, Conductor Al. Veatch, to Marshfield. Mr. Veatch is located at the latter city. Don't Let Skin Troubles Spread. Trivial blemishes are sometimes the first warning of serious skin dis eases. Neglected skin troubles grow. Dr. Hobson's Kczema Ointment promptly stops the progress of ec zema, heals stubborn cases of pimples, acne, blotchy, red and scaly skin. The antiseptic qualities of Dr. Hobson's Kczema Ointment kill the germ and prevent the spread of the trouble. For cold sores or ohapped hands. Dr. Hob son's Eczema Ointment offers prompt relief. At your Druggist, 50c. Styleplus CI 7 Styleplus M7 Styleplus M7 Styleplus M 7 rww V ' ' Clothes 1 ' Clothes 1 1 Clothes 1 1 Clothes A Good Sign Some signs mean Good Luck some mean bad Some people believe in signs some don't. We are putting up on the roads leading into the busi ness section a really good sign that we want you to be lieve in. The signs advertise Styleplus $17 Clothes they tell every passersby that we sell Styleplus. We don't want any man, woman, boy or girl to forget that these famous clothes are sold in this town at this store only. saas ti7 Tf ateisTrasa "The same price the world over." The Square Store Styleplus CI 7 Styleplus CI 7 Styleplus f 17 Styleplus Jj f rLL 0 1 1 Clothes V 1 1 Clothes 1 1 Clothes V 1 1 LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Hot chicken Tamales at Gall's. Miss Blanche Wilson, piano teach er. For hours and prices call 176-K Harry Wells, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days. M. F. Rice, a local real estate dealer, spent Thursday In the rural districts. C. P. Dell, of Portland, arrived here last evening to remain for a few days. First class peach coxes, (5.00 per hundred, made of pine. The J. Q. Flook Co. Mrs. J. F. Luse, of Sutherlln, was a visitor in Roseburg for a few hours yesterday. Charles Brand and wife, of Gar den Valley, were visitors in the city last evening. A. F. Hunt, of Portland, trans acted business matters in Hoseburg last evening. V. R. Marlly, of llandon, arrived here last evening to pass a few days on business. L. Benny, of Eugene, transacted business matters in the city for a few hours today. I, . P. Bellows, of Eugene, arrived here last evening to spend a few days on business. A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Attorney Elbert Hermann spent last evening at Sutherlln looking aT ter political matters. Leave your subscriptions for magazines with Aldon llurness, at the Fiction Library. If your root Is too flat for shingles, let us tell you about our Durable roofing. Page lnv. Co. John Arzner and wife, of Myrtle Creek, spent Inst evening in Rose burg visiting with friends. Gilbert Sutton .of Umia, was a visitor in Roseburg last night. He was registered at the Umpu.ua. II. E. Dale, of Fargo, North Da kota, spent last evening In the cily looking after business matters. Miss Phlllis Matthews left here this moruing for Medford to visit relatives for the next few days. Every day Is bargain, day, all goods strictly fresh at the' Spot Cash Basket Grocery, 238 N. Jackson St. C. R. Shipman, owner of the Glen brook ranch, spent last night in this city looking after business matters. Flour prices are best, quality con sidered, at the People's Supply Co. We recommend High Flight Flour. It. L. Whipple resumed his duties as city recorder this morning after being absent from the city yester day. Mrs. D. P. Grennlnger. of (llendale, returned to her home tills morning after siting in this city and at Keuben. William Dolan has accepted a position at the I'mpqun Hotel. He entered upon his duties there yes terday. F. G. Allen and wife, of Ilisniark. North Dakota, spent last night in the city. They were registered al the Umpqua. C. 1.. Monson, a well known trav eling salesman, left for the Koulh last evening after a couple of days spent here on business. Miss Kathrvn Simon, of Riddle, left for her home yesterday after a few days spent here. She Is teach ing school near that city. Mrs. Guy Griffith, wire of the pop ular night clerk at the Grand Hotel, Is at Mercy Hospital where she is re ceiving medical treatment. Mrs. W. A. Pel I it relumed here this afternoon after a few davs spepl at Reston. She weni ihere in hope of gaining relief from aslhiua. Mr. and Mrs. F. Courlway, of Top penlsh, Wash., arrived here this morning to remain Indefinitely. The latter Is a sister of Mrs. M. E. Wll natt. Buy the best and get the most for your money. Patronize the place whose aim is to keep prices down. Get guaranteed goods at the Peo ple's Supply Co. . Just arrived, all kinds of paints, stains and calsomlnes; also enamels of all kinds, best on the market. RoBcburg Wall Paper & Paint Store, corner Oak and Rose streets. G. I). .Mason, of Portland, repre sentative of the Pacific llllllillllg anil Loan Association, arrived this morn ing and spent the day visiting Willi local persons Interested in the or-i gantzatfon. ' A. C. Marsters and Attorney O. II. j Porter will address the voters of Hi" Hroikway vicinity tomorrow even ing. Both of these men are recog nized as "standpatters" and will probably confine their remarks to n ! laudation of Charles K. Hughes, the1 Republican candidate fur President 1 Fred l.ockley. special writer for ! the Portland Journal, and one of tin- ; ; best known newspapermen In the 'slate, arrived here last evening to ' I remain for a couple of days. In ad Iditlon to writing sonic special ar ticles for the Journal, Mr. Lorkley is doing some bcosting for the pro 1 posed normal school at. Pendleton : See the double page adv. on pages , r,8 and 59 In the .Saturday Evening 'Post for Oct. I4th. It's all true. I This wonderful machine will be for ! sale at the Roseburg Book Store. 1 l,mve us your order and $7.00 now land get yours before the supply Is exhausted. It will make a splendid I Christmas present. The Roseburg ' Book Store. I o CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Mexican Chili and tamales at Galls. Window sale ot home cookiug by the ladies of B. 1.. F. & E. at Pick ens Bros., Saturday, Oct 21. Sale of home cooking at Roseburg Electric Store Saturday. Oct. 21, by ladies of St. Joseph's Church. Sheriff George Quine spent yes terday afternoon ill tho rural dis tricts looking after official matters. J. C. Patey.Xof Mc.Mlnnville, ar rived here Thursday to look after business Interests and visit with friends. Rr W. Marsters expects to leave for Salem within the next couple of days, where he has business matters needing his attention. Attorney Elbert Hermann expects to leave for Portland next Monday night to attend a meeting of the Ore gon 1 1 lis lies Committee to he held Ihere on Tuesday. Tho Women's Missionary Society of the M. E. Church, South, will hold a "White Elephant" sale on Saturday, October 28, In window of B. W. Strong's furniture store. Charles . Parker Davis, of Eastern Oregon, arrived here Wednesday nfghl to inspect a small ranch which he purchased recently in this coun ty. He will remain here for sev eral days. You will like P. S. C. Steel Cut Coffee. Tho flavor, si l ength nnd purity and tho ease with which the clear amber fluid can be brewed, makes it tho biggest seller and the most popular coffee from the Peo ple's Supply Co. Spitzenberg apples. 20 cents a grain sack. All who wish to take advantage of the bargain of the sea son come before It rains, and bring your sacks. Lew H. Clark, West Roseburg, Phone 40-F 5. , W. 11. Gore, candidate for .Inlnt Renreseutative from Jackson nnd Douglas Counties, Is now in the I Scotlshurg vicinity whero he Is con-! I'erring with the voters. He was nc-j contpanicd there by Comity Treas-: urere James Sawyers. j Rescue Grange, of Looking Glass, ! Oregon, will hold an open meeting Saturday afternoon October 28lh. Geo. Neuner, Jr., will speak against the brewers' amendment, and other good speakers will be in attendance. Everybody Invited to be present. Committee. I W. L. Gulnn and wife, who find been visiting hero for the past month with the former's parents, Mr. and .Mrs. W. A. Guiun, left last evtningj for San Francisco. Mr. Gulnn Is the1 missionary for the Sunday School Union in the state of Nevada, wilh headquarters at Reno, and while al San Francisco will attend a conven tion of the organization. Hardware Notions Of Interest to Housekeepers. Canned Meat, for instant cooking, for heat ing baby's milk or daddy's shaving water, 10c t lie can. Ave you one of the many using Mystic Mitt? If not, you are missing the help of the Biggest Little 10c helper you have ever met. Universal Solder will mend China or Glass ware, Aluminum or Granite, Tin or Porcelain, Auto Radiators or I'ipes, 25c per tube. Aluminum Measuring Spoons, a set of four for 15c. "Sure-Shell" N'ul Crack. Cracks shell and not kernel. Are all (.). 1. Waxed paper for lunches, etc. Should be in every kitchen. 5c pack. Rats and mice will be looking for winter quarters now. Don't forget to furnish them a trap. And many other little articles you may need. Churchilll Hardware Co. ROSEBURG, ORE. IRONMONGERS Why lo you pny donlcra' pricon for mtmufneturer's price. The J. O. doxch whon you can Rot thorn at tho Klook Co. CIENSES YOUR HAIR MAKES IT BEAUIIFUl, THICK, GLOSSY, WAVY . '1 FOR ;- VC County Clerk V: f, ii VOTE FOR ' 1 V ' "r Republican Candidate Try This! anil All DiiiKlnilf DfsiipiM'iU'K llnir Stops miiiiiK (hit Suroty try a "Diindorlno Hair Cloiinse" If you wish to lmuiMlhit'ly douhlo tho homily of your hair, .hint innlHM'ii u cloth Willi Datidorino unit draw It carofiilly tliroiiRh your hair, taking one Hinall strand at a timo; ttilH will rloanso tin liatr of dust, dlit or any exeossivo oil In a fow inin tiloji you will ho ania.od. Your hall will ho wavy, 11 u fly and abundant and iioshokh an Incomiiarablo hoI'Iiiohh, liiHlro uiid limiilanfo. Itfsidt'H hoaulilyhiK tho hair, nn anidirution or 1 lundorlno dlHunlvrn t'vory partielo of dandruff; invlKor atoH Hi'1 Hoalp, stopping ItrhiiiR and fulling hair. Oandorlno Ik to tho hair what fri-nh showors of rain and siin:diino un 1o vogotation. It goon right to tho i-ooIh, InviKoratoH 'and st ivngl Ih-dh Ihoui. In oxhlliaraliiiK, KtltinilallnK and lifo-produi-ing proportloa caum tho hair to grow long, strong and bountiful. You ran sundy havo protty, soTt, lustrous hair, and lot of It, if you will Just g''t a L'.Wont hot i If of Knowlton's Imudorim rrmti any dnm sloro or toih-t oountfr and try it as diroctod. Quick Profits Count Wlipn yon liuj n siu-k ot limn- lirm nnd save from Ilk: to IWo it counts. You ciiii Himi In Ilia siiinu iroK)i tlnii mi every thlnu in tlio GROCERY LINE Buy Your Full Supply Now and You'll Save Considerable No bad debts if you trade with us. THE CASH STORE if sl ' I Why Should Oregon Vote Pendleton $125,000 n ml onn-twi'iily-llfth of n mill for a normal Hchool only 2 iiiIIim) from wliiirn tli Htulo owhh H good plunt at Wi-Htoii, whli'li rciiuiri'H hut onr-fortidh of a mill an nual nmlnti'imiiei! to put II. In Kwoesaful mii-ratlon? KouU iai;o 1!8 of llm voIimh' pamphlet ; and If you want to avoid iioimIIc'hs taxation ,volo 309 X No Paid ailvfrllHi'inent- K. A. llarnes, WpkIoii, Or. G. F.SKIP WORTH of EUCENE.ORECON Present Circuit Judge for Douglas, Coos, Curry. Benton, Lane and Lincoln Counties. Candidate for Re-election, (Paid Adv.) 9 Christmas Gifts II'.', tli hand made kIIIh that lire appreciated. Look over our ' Y ..I. It uill I...I,. vu ilt-eliln CIKH MKT COTTONS. White and colors. It M. ('. ('LAKH'S O. N. T. .1. AM) V. COATS. 1'WNCV WOIIK Kiuhroldfiy maleiialK and threitdn. Any kind, any price, any color, any tiualily. Towels, Luncheon Sets, Aprons, Pil lows, Scarfs, (nlers, Hn(;s, Klc. Also a K"od supply of those large llonevctiiiih towels for the makliiK of comhliiK Jackets. White, pink X or M tie, :!:ic cadi. We NA'I'l ItAL AMI COI.OKI.I) It A I 'I I A for basket niakliiK carry natural, :i.r,c 11 pound, or Iwo for ti'ic. Colors, 3 for 25c Colors: Pink, Hcd, I.t. (liven, Uk. (Ireen, l.t. Blue, Dk. Illtie. Pur pie, LI. llrown, Dk. Ilrown. MAIL OCIll ltS I ILLLI) PIIOMITLV " AUK I'OSTAdK. P. S.- We are receiving one of the hlKKest lines of Christmas toys ever shown in ItosehurK. CARR'S VARIETY STORE 5 - 10 25 and 50c Goods of Quality Always bear the Signature of