EVENING ROSEBUBQ BE'IEW,. FRIDAY, NOVUMUKIt 10, 101 a.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
HURRAH!
Election has passed and Mr. Wilson and Mr. Hughes have
beenelected, one to mind his own business and the other to
mind everybody's business. But Churchill Hurdware Co. has'
been elected to distribute the celebrated Bean Spray Oiinils
for another season.
BEAN SPRAY OUTFIT
Has more good points than any other. There are many used
throughout the fruit districts. Ask your neighbor if a"The
Bean" does not have:
Best pump he ever used.
Pump plungers work on eccentricts, far better than cranks.
The Bean refilled delivers 40 gallons per minute aud saves
time.
The only satisfactory pressure regulator. "
The simplest va.-.ca and easiest to get at, and with inter
changable and reversiblo seats.
Porcelain lined cylinders, that last almost a lifetime.
Tnderneath suction, allows tank to be easily emptied.
The only pump without a smiling; box.
The engine is self contained and entirely enclosed that spray
cannot reach vital parte. Can be removed from sprayer In a
few moments and used for general purposes.
INVESTIGATE
Churchill Hardware Co.
ROSEBURG, ORE. IRONMONGERS
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs. H. Faulkner left last evening
for Sacramento for a visit With her
son.
Henry Wat kins, of Portland, has
arrived here to pass a few days with
friends.
Mrs. Fred Chapman left for Salem
tills morning to visit a few days with
her parents.
Mrs. Ada Tharp went to Cottage
Grove this morning to look after
business matters.
C. N. Blrklaml, a well known
traveling snlesman, arrived here last
night from Mcdford.
Mrs. Russell Harness and El ma
Capps left this morning for Yoncalla
to spend a few days.
Phil Bates, of Portland, who had
been here a couple of days, left for
his heme this morning.
FOR
CiTsRRM anil
JP HAY FEVER
2 uennis tuoaiypius uimmoni
AT ALL DRUQ STORES
TUBES 25C JARS 50C
Mr. and .Mrs. Henrp Davis, of Port
land, arrived here last evening to
upend a few days with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Edmonds, of Port
land, arrived here last evening to
spend a few days with friends.
Mrs. William Moore, of Bend, left
for home this morning after a visit
here with her cousin, Mrs. J. M.
Lane,
Miss Bessie Mulkey left for her
home at Portland this morning after
a visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Hoy
Miller.
Ben Bullwinkle and wife expect to
return to their home at Kiddle this
evening after n few days spent In
this city.
C. W. Clark, defeated candidate'
for county clerk at the recent elec
tion, left heve last evening for Eu
gene to visit with friends.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Hopkins, of
Canyonvllle, arrived in the city last
evening to attend the regular No"
vember term of the Circuit Court.
! S. J. Jones, a local capitalist, was
this morning selected as a member
of the jury to serve during the No
vember term of the Circuit Court.
i W. J. Burgoyne, wife and mother
' of Darby, Montana, arrived here last
! evening to remain for a few days.
They are registered at a local hotel.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 1S9L.
Jitney service, A cars, corner Rose
and Cass. Phone 211.
If that root leaks, get some shing
les or roofing and fix it. Page's is
the place. ,
Homer Groat, of Portland, arrived
here last evening on his regular
business trip.
Mrs. A. Vogelpohl, of Sutherlin,
arrived this morning to spend the
day visiting friends.
D. A. Hanson, of Chippewa, Wis.,
arrived here last evening to spend a
few days with friends.
O. C. Sether returued to (llendale
this morning, after passing a few
days here on business.
J. I,, lloyle, of Canyonvllle, who
had been visiting here several days,
returned home this morning.
W. A. Itogard, a local real estate
agent, left for Drain this morning
to spend the day on business.
Allen Brown, deputy sheriff, ar
rived here yesterday from Glnedale
to pass a few days with friends.
Page Investment Co. carry a com
plete line of doors, windows and
sash. Call on them when needed.
Jack Wilson, of Canyonvllle, ar
rived here yesterday to attend tho
regular November term of court.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parker,, of
Portland, arrived here last evening
to spend a few days with friends.
T. W. Andrews, of Scottsburg, has
arrived in the city to attend the reg
ular Novemher term of the Circuit
CourT.
Spirella Corsets can fit all typeB;
made to order. Belle Case, Corse
tlerre, Bell SisterB' Bldg., Phone
320-J.
Itev. C. W. Baker, formerly of
Koseburg but of late of Grants Pass,
arrived here last evening to remain
for a few days.
Will Q. Brown, justice of the peace
at Itiddle, arrived here lust evening
to assist in the official count of the
election returns.
Notice Is hereby given that any
person found hunting on my premises
Miss Blanche Wilson, piano teach-1 f.
er. For hours and prices call 1 7 6-R f
A. E. Clyde, of Portland, has ar-)
rived here to pass a few days with r
friends. j A
Ray Glass, of Eugene, arrived here ' 4
last evening to spend a couple of days
on business. j A
A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve i A
distress after eating. For sale by j A
Hamilton Drug Co. 2
Hoy Porter, of Canyonvllle, arrived i A
here last evening to remain for u j 5
V .F. Bolz, of Butte, Montunn. ar
rived here last evening to spend a
rew days with friends.
Put a coat of Fisher's Red Hot
Paint on your roof and save your
shingles for years to come.
Every day is bargain day, all
goods strictly fresh at the' Spot Cash
Basket Grocery, 238 N. Jackson St.
Oren Thompson, deputy game war
deu, left here yesterday for Portland,
where he Is spending a few days on
hiiHlnesM.
Ralph Knight, a well known Duyslff
Creek rancher, arrived hero last A
evening to look after various' business I A
mntters. A
Paint your automobile any color I A
for 65 cents. Best auto and buggy j A
paint at Fisher's, corner Oak and ; 'A
Utose streets. w
C. R. Pardee, of Canyonvllle, has;
arrived in t lie city to remain tor ajs;
few days. Ho is registered at the A
Grand hotel. A
The ladles of the Presbyterian j A
.t t. ...Ill l.-l. I I I i A
iiiuK-u H ill Hum iiiii milium iiitAuiii
beginning December 2, tile place to
be designated later.
T. R. Dunnavin, of Myitlo Creek,
has arrived in the city to pass a few
days. He is a member of the Doug
las County grand jury.
W. E. Willis, of Canyonvllle, ar
rived here last evening to remain, for
a few days attending tho regular No
vember term of Circuit Court.
The election is over and you may
expect good times. Assure your own
prosperity by buying right for cash
east of Green Station will be prose-1 at the People's Supply Co., wholc-
You have missed a Treat if you have never tried our fresh
Olympia Oyster Cocktails
Made right, sealed tightOrder one or a dozen.
Try our Famous Ginger Ale '
Phone 180
Roseburg Soda Works
Read The Verdict
CAIIBOX LAMPS.
1. Reddish yellow light.
2. Expensive; costs consider
able on regular monthly bills.
3. After 600 hours uss; cur
rent consumption rapidly increases.
MAZDA LAMPS.
1. Clear, white light.
2. Economical, three times the
the light of carbon lamps with
out increase In monthly bills.
3. After 1000 nours use cur
rent consumption is no more
than at first.
The verdict is unanimous In favor of Mazda lamps.
Buy Mazda lamps you will save money. We carry a complete
stock.
ROSEBURG ELECTRIC CO.
PHONE 123 "Do It Electrically" N. JacKson St.
cuted. S. C. MILLER.
Edwin Weaver returned .to Myrtle
evening in the city attending a
evening in the city atteneding a
meeting of the Elks' lodge.
Bargain day, Monday only, men's
suits French dry cleaned $1, other
days $1.25. Roseburg Cleaning &
Pressing Works. G. W. Sloper.
Engineer W. L. Thomas and wife
left this morning for Grants Pass
to locate for some time. They have
resided here for several years.
Mrs. W. J. Cole, of Ishpemlng.
Mich., who had been visiting Mis.
W. R. Bowman, left this morning for
i a visit at central I'oint. sue nan
been here for the past six weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. IS. E. McVkkor, the
former the Presbyterian minister at
Sutherlin, arrived this morning to
attend the foreign misslonery
clely meeting at the Presbyterian
chureh.
Buy in quantities for cash at
wholesale prices. Save yourselves
the retailers' profits. Your prosperity
depends upon your own thrift and
business judgment. Start right by
trading with the People's Supply Co.
Fred Strang, tne county fruit In
speotor, today inspected a number
of local importations of fruit trees
At this time of year the shipments
are heavy, according to Mr. Strang
and he experts to be busy in various
parts of the county Tor several weeks.
The war continues. You may ex
pect higher prices. Our last cur of
High Flight and other brands of
flour are practically sold out more
on the way. Buy while the price Is
still reasonable. We recommend
High Flight Flour. People's Supply
Co., wholesalers to the consumer.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
hold their annual bazaar, both morn
ings and evenings of Nov. 17th and
lxth, In the building formerly oc
cupied by the Guest Bakery. Fancy
work of all kinds, including aprons
! and comforters. Home cooking, con
I sisting of fruits, jellies, pickles, plum
puddings, mincemeat, pies, cakes and
candles. Come, the place to get your
Thanksgiving goodies.
ItK.I.IAIH.IO M ltSI.lt V STOCK.
In Shoots
It is better to kick your self occasionally than
it is to have some one else perform the services.
If the man of the house tried to do the family
washing, he would appreciate the above "in shoot"
and kick himself three times for imposing on his
wife Laundry called for and delivered; price has
not raised on account of the war.
Phone 79
Roseburg Prionc79 Laundry
Quality first: prompt, careful at
tention given to all orders, fmpqua
Valley Fruit Union. '
"CASCARETS" BEST IF
HEADACHY, BILIOUS,
SICK, CONSTIPATED
For Liver anil llmvels,
Bivadi, Had Colds, Hour
StOIIUM'tl.
Get a 1 0-cpnt box.
Siik Headache, hiliousnens, con tod
tontnie. head and none HokkimI "I'
with a cold alwayB Uace this to
tortdd liver; delayed, fermenting
food in the bowel or sour, Kasny
stomach.
I'dlsonuMH matter cUmKed In the
; intestines. Instead of beinR cant out
i of the system in re-abdorbed into the
blood. When the poion reaches tli
delicate brain tissue it cause eon
(fefttlon and that dull, throbhlnx
ftlckeninic headche.
I Cascarela iinediately cleanse thf
i Htoma h, remove the sour. undfKestPi
1 food and foul Ras. take the excess
: bile from the liver and carry out all
; the constipated wante matter and
, poisons in the bowp.a.
A fasetret tonight will sure
straighten you out by morning. The
I work while you sleep a ."-cent on
from your druggist means your head
clear, stomach sweet, breath right.
' complexion rosy and your liver and
! bowela regular for monthi.
salens to tho consumer.
can I). Shoemaker, tttuta Rnme
warden, left here this morning for
Portland by automotme. He came
to Koseburg; some time ago because
of the serious illiiesH of his little son.
1917 Styles of wall paper, samples
uuw iium. .Uintt in uuu tnns mw mw Ta
and beautiful styles and tints now j W.
made in America. Ho un to dale. At ' m
Fisher's, corner Oak & Hose streets. d
Dress-, coat and suit making done1
at reasonable prices. All work guar-
anteed. Hemstitching done at 10c!4
per yard. Pinking also done. Mrs. .J
A. II. Herg. 248 X. Stephens, corner y
Washington. 1 1
lilendale News: Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. Price have disposed of their:
horses and wagon to a man living in'
Koseburg, and last Wednesday left
for Los Angeles, where they will
make their home. I
C K. Kicker, of (iardlner, arrived I
here lant evening to visit with his'
wife, who Is a patient at Mercy hos-j
pltal. Mr. Kicker is also a member;
of the jury summoned to serve dur
ing the November term of court. j
County Judge Marsters and Com
missioner H. K. Nichols left here yes
terday for the Gardiner vicinity, to
spend a few days inspecting the
roads. They will not return here
before next Sunday, according to
their present plans.
ry the electric baths at tho Kose
burg Sanitarium, it will eliminate all
poison from the body and restore cir
culation to a normal condition. Host
medical and surgcal services guar
anteed. Massages a speciality. Dr.
V. L. Ruiter, Prop.
nrantn Pass Courier: Wallaco Cou-
tant returned last night from Wolf
Creek, where he spent the past four
weeks assisting in surveying on the
aeific Highway, with a view to low
ering the grades at Wolf Creek and
Grave Creek sutnniHs.
Election Note: Kven though your
man did not get there, you will Itnd
cheer in drinking P. H. C. Coffee. If
he did so, much tho better; celebrate
the victory by drinking the one cof
fee worthy of the occasion, P. S. C.
steef-cut. AlwayH fresh. Always 35c
at the People's Supply Co., whole
salers to the consumer.
Mr. and Mrs. K. (I. Saucerman. of
Needles. Calif., who have been visit
ing Mr. Saucernian's parents In this
city and friend in Wa: lilngton, do-
parted for their home in California
Tuesday, says the Hut herlln Sun.
They were accompanied home by Irva
Saucerman, who expects to remain In
California indefinitely. Irva has many
friends In Sutherlin who wish him
success. K. 0. Saucermnn Is a loco
motive engineer in the employ of the
Santa Fe Company.
TOMORROW'S
SPECIAL
As an extra special inducement for the big Saturday crowds
we offer a number of Extra Special at Extra Special
Prices. We expect to sell every one of them
tomorrow. The prices will do the work .
20 dozen, Brand new,
excellent quality
50c Suspenders
0u Sale all day tomorrow
25c
79c
One table full of up to $1.00 quality
Golf and Negligee
SHIRTS
Stripes and Solid Colors, Cotton
and Flannelette, Military and Turn
Down Neck. All day tomorrow
One case an even 60 dozen
25c Socks
Black, tan, grey and oxfords
both wool and cotton
until all sold all day tomorrow
3 pair for 50 cents
17c
ONE HUNDRED DOZEN
White Handkerchiefs
Regular Wlz cent quality
as long as our stock
holds out, tomorrow
5c
Xtra Heavy
$5.00
Sweaters
On Sale Tomorrow
$2.95
LAST CALL
ON
25c Garters
at
13ca
pr.
Just one gross 12 doz.
that's all we have.
On Sale
Tomorrow.
There are others too, but these are the ''EXTRAS"
On Sale all day tomorrow
AT
HARTHS
I
YOU CAN'T FIND ANY
DANDRUFF, AND HAIR
STOPS COMING OUT
Snvo Your Hull'! Mnkn II Till
Wavy, (ihiMHy ami HratillfMl
At Unci-.
Try (i k you will, afl'T mi nn.ilini
llon of pHtiili'i'ln", you run not flml
n 'ilncli' tla' of iliuiilruir or fallliiK
IioiikIsh Wood la )HnK t the "njr un. your B.n. w... ...
litHt o.r of ani.l. lo I In- l.on.lon mar- " " "
knt. thin b.'lnK ll.- 2411, snnt thru aller . ' . '" V
hlK aSen. v lo tho KnKllKl, an.) New n,!W ""T' . '".l
York markets. Hays the (Iranls I'nwi ., ., f
tioH larK.'ly . N.- low .1 n P i (f ,,. N
mot or in.- Ir.,al m or ' ! irfrr.n.'.e haw dull, f d. l.ritU.'
m-n . Tho laxt r.-port from th , ,nHt , ,,,,. a ,.,,
London Htiipin.MiiH wan ,.. roi.'ipi ... j ( ( ,.,.. ,, lr,.fl!y d,a
a cl,H,k to .-over a i-arlnn.! of N";i , , , ,,,, ,.
town, he f. hox-a In tm load Bm .,,, .. T1 ..,,
-IIm,k In l.on...n for $-M " r' " ,,, edlato and a.nainK your hair
not rotum o tho Rrowor u (,rant , ()i , , (hlfrv H1( w.lvy ,,
','r" """ ''" ,",x' haso an app.-ar;.n.:'o of al.un.lnn. .:
W. 8. Trlt." has Just ron.pl. 'led a ' on In. on.paralilo l.ist.o, wiftm-SH and
loon, for tho weaving or doth from I luxurian. e, the beauty end shimmer
spun Klaus thread, niys tho Hutherlln! of true hair health.
Sun. The ma. Pino has a capa.-lly (lei a L'.'.-eent l.ntile of Knowllon'x
for .loll, !!', Initios l.lo and any Dan.lerlno from any dniK Kioto or
length. iihIiic t'o thirds glass and ' loll. t ...nuter, an.l prove thai your
one-lhlril silk thread. M r. 1 riles has ' hair Is as pretty and soft as any -the
loom n-t for tho manufacture of I that It hs l.een ne;le. t.'d or liiiur.'d
ladies' holts an.l gentlemen's neck-! hy careless treatment. A s.'.-rnu hot
ties. The gla.s cloth when finished tie will double the beauty nf. yom
Ik as soft au.l flexible as silk and has. hair.
a beautiful color never soon In any
other cloth. It may he that the! If "U have something lo
hulldor will give a public exhibition
Quick Profits Count
When you buy a sark of Hour ln;re and bhvh from lOt' to 30V it counts.
You run savft in the sama proportion on every thintf in the
GROCERY LINE
Buy Your Fall Supply Now and You'll Save Considerable
No bad debts if you trade with us.
ETHE CASH VTORE
of uptnnlntt and vitYlnij k!as In the
near future.
wll, to
trade, to rent, or have lout aonicfhmK
or found ftomethintf, ump a Want Adv.
in The Review.
You can
treat most diseases, nrp.
vent t.ckncs3 of your anitnali. bv
Using Zcnnleum aa per direction! on
the can. The beet veterinarians, the rp
oikrcsi urccaers, aw Agricultural L.ol
Ickcs u and recommend Zenoleum.
It's the most powerful coal-tar disin
feet ant and germicide known. Its re
ulta are limply wunlrriil. Snfe to 11
nnrnilcM toai'M It ami rm. Won't
burn -will maVe Boori.
Treat ma nee.
wounds, sores, scab. cuts.
RHlln, call ciiolcra, ring -worm In cattle, hOf.4,
herp and exterminate lice, flcai, ticki with
Zenoleum. For poultry. Better, ufer, cheaper
than home-made mixture. Bend m dollar
for can of ilmolrum, poatakl. Mnkn SO mI
Ions positive disinfectant. Quai t can SOc pott
paid H a lion (1.50. Money bflck fit doe not
do all you want. Free. Zmncr Veterioary Ad
viaer; Information wort dolUrs to you
' atrinnor TXilnfMAtit fin il ss
fW, ''V burn will maVe gowt, T(t jr.1''' lfr;tt Ait. TJil aTTrtVfc
COW. TAR PISINFECTANV
J. F. Barker & Co.
Fnrm Implements, Vehicles, Machinery.
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