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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL AND PERSONAL, LOCAL AN& PERSONAL. LOCAL AMD PERSONAL, PAINT THAT SILO DRYER BARN NOW ONLY $1.15 PER GALLON Churchill Hardware Co. ROSEBURG, ORE. IRONMONGERS V I.ABRAHAM LAST CALL CHRISTMAS ' FANCY WORK Only one month till Christina i. onfc' delay that fancy work any longer. Otir lines are still complete. Those groat big honeycomb towels used in making combing jackets, here for only ;Wc ou. liose design pillows, on best linen crash, especially good for outlin ing, still selling at c ea. Beautiful cross-stitch designs in pillows, scarfs and centerpieces, easy to work each JJ5c Towels, buck or Turkish, phiin or fancy, stamped or not, two or three dozen different kinds . .7c up Fillow Cases, good quality tubing, stamped in easy patterns, no fine work to do, extra value 7."c r. Then there's laundry bags, luncheon sets, night gowns, aprons, doilies, bureau scarfs, bags, ete. Also a big line of crochet cottons, embroidery cotton and silk, filet ribbon, tatting t bread, lustre, etc. IU V TUVM FOR U:S (R'S A VAUIKTY KTOUK. V. S. If you want to do your Christmas shopping now, come ahead; we have the goods In stock. Hero Fanning Mills Give Satisfaction There's a Reason Ask us J. F. Barker & Co. Farm Implements. Vehicles. Machinery. Canned Goods fiSSi Fruit or vegetables shnuld be condition for canning: and the cess should be sanitary. canned guuus are pained conditions. A full line at Neely & Neely, The A Warners Rust-Proof is so wonderfully flexible aud dur able because- each bone is rnmjMstMl of two light-weight strips. Made up in this way it has twico the Flexibility ami much greater strength than a single heavy bone. Costs. m!y and every model in n eriVt"t fining corset comfortable iu shujic aud fashionable in line. in the oroocr rS4 canning pro- t- 'tTJ, Diamond " Y k uiiui - i juinuaj Cass Street Grocers Jitney servtee, 4 cars, comer Rose aud Casa. Phone 211- Mrs. V. (J. Wade, of Drain, came down last evening to visit here a day or two. Dressmaking or family sewing at home, or will go to your home. Tele phone. HMI-.I. Don't forget to leave your safety razor blasted with t'bnrehill for sharpening Miss Helen rancher, who was a visitor from t Milord yesterday, re turned last cveuini;. Have yon overlooked the "Wear Ev;er" Aluminum sale. Saturday closes it. Churthill. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas YVuihv of Di'er (."reek, spent the day in Itose bnrg visiting with friends. Samuel Ziedell, of the Hose burs Junk Company, spent Sunday after noon at Oakland on business. Henry Harrels, a Southern Pacific fireman, returned here last evening after a couple of days spent in Port land. Miss Kathleen Coa(es, society edi tor of the Ueview, will leave, iate the preseut week for Creswetl, where she will visit with friends. Mrs. Andy McCarthy, of 1! rants Pass, stopped off here on her return from Poi-iland last evening and spent the nisht with Friends. Miss Uortha, Hopkins, who had been home for the week end, return ed to Riddle this tuorniug, where she is employed in the schools. Bargain day, Monday only, men's suits French dry cleaned $1, other days $1.2 5. Koseburg Cleaning & Pressing Works. G. W. Sloper. Mrs. M. H. Crandall and sou re turned to, their home at Salem Sun-; day afternoon, after a few days spent ; here visiting with Sirs. Goo. IS, Houek. Leave your subscriptions for magazines with Alrten Harness at the Fiction Library. Lowest clubbing rates. You can also rent the latest j books. ! The regular Saturday ntftfit dutu'e, held in the armory tyas well attended; and all preseut had a good time.. Ott's Orchestra furnished music fori the occasion. The Portland Orgonian of recent date stated that Lester Humphreys,' of the Jaw firm of Chamberlain & Gearin, of Portland, who is a son of T. X. Humphreys, of Myrtle Creek, is likely to be appointed minister to iam by President Wilson during his second term. While fcliing a timber for a 1 off King company recently, near Astoria, Thomas Mo -man was struck by a falling limb and seriously hurt, sys the Myrtle Creek Mail. Ills father, ,1. li. Hfiwrnari, went from hero to wait on him. He is reported as recover-inland will soon he aide to he brought home. The I rue source of prosperity la in the home. It depends less upon the income than on the expenditure Keep your expenses down and lu cre ;i so y our b ?. n k ac count. O w$ Wholesale, distributing plan will re duce yo'r expenses. Investigate the People's Supply Company, Whote-i-aleis to the consumer, L. '. Heiaenstein. local post master, has received a letter from the Major Commandant ?F the Cniieri States Marines, in whirh the former has been ashed to assist in seen ring recruits for that branch of the Gov ernment service. For each appli cant recommended by the local post master and accepted by the Govern ment, Mr. Helens tern will receive $5. localise of this offer on -t hip-art of tiie Government it is believed the postmasters will display in creased interest in persuading young men of good standing to become members of the Army and Navy. WHY not give your lad the same training? "Wben I wuagrowuig laf and came upon many word in mj reading that 1 did not underaiand, my mother, in lead of g-lrlna me the definition whea I applied to her. uniform? sent me to the dictionary to learn it. and In thi way I gradually ItarneA many thing besides the meaning f the individual word In question -among othr Ihinsr, bow to ou a dfctfanary and the ureal pleasure and adTantage there nfcht be In the oe of the dictionary. Afterward, when I went to the riltaKV chooJ. my chief airtntian, after l aon were learned and before thry were recited, waa la larnin w th ' pases of the 'Unabrldffed of tfcoae Now the moat modem I'na bridired-tlieNEW INTERVATIOVAO Ctvea me a pfeaaore of the aame aort. So far aa my knowfafee extends It (a at preient the beat of the one-Tofitme dictionaries, and quite aofflclent for all ordinary axes. Y'.r err thane who poMBttM the tpienHA Mctionmriea lit aerersl rolomea win yti find it a treat ensventenee to have whlth fa ao toi&pact, an full, and ao tral worthy aa to leave, fn moat case. Utile to be desired."- Albert 8. Coot Ph.Df.L.D Profeor of the Eneffen tntrnta and Uterafare, Yate Unir. April ZS, ISIf. WRITE fit K?lnn Purr. Ctftrtt!, Tte. G. & C. MERR2AM COMPANY, For 0 W Tear Pohtf hera of The Genuine Webster iJictionarics, BHtlM-FIKI.D. MASS,, U.S. A. For Sale West Side Grocery Kj-table-hed business on a pay ing tuieis. MuKt bo wold to pet ti" estate. Stoek will be Hold at Invoiefl price and fixtures at one-half eo't. Will take part cash and balance on bankable -jm per. C. W. Young & Son t Hi Vns St. thon 4tT. Jttncy servlcs, cava, phoisa Arundel, piano ttmer. Phone isyt.J C. F. Wat-son was In from Fall! Creek today. j Rooms. Hot water heitt. Reason- able. 2;it X. Stephens. Ktoction over, sa now for your- holiday totoa. dark's Studio. Carl Pahn lei'J for A Ibany this staining, where he esptvts to remain tver Thanksiiviiig.' Stdrclta Corsets can fit ait typoa; f made to order. Belle Case, Corse- f tierre. Bell Sisters Bids-, 111 one f 320-J. Clifford -iope, who wa Ier& over Snnduy, vetumetl this js-ning tt tbt Btiile university, where bt i a stud ent. Mrs. Katherirre Xeate left hero San da v for Oakland. Calif., where she v ill spend two months visit ins with her sister. i Paint your automobile any color J for 65 cents. West .uto aud buggy paint at Fttduir's, corner Oak aud j Rose streets. j For the best Thanksgiving dinner go to the Rosebtirg Hotel, Noventher 3th. Dinner from 12 to 1:30 p. m., ! 5te a plale. Mrs. Ora Crowley, Prop. ' S. J. Slivum, o? GiiiVfl, spent Hat-j urday nisht in this fily and was iipeompunied iiome by His nephew, fCIdred Shrvnn, who had ln-en ployed near Uiilavd 1'or several , weeks-. J Notice to automobile and motor-! cycle owners and drivers: Permission to travel or elimb Ml. Nebo is hereby revoked. All trespassers after this date will be- prosecuted. Nov. 17, j J916. W. $. U&dsey. j K. C. Palmer, of Coles Valley, loft for home this morning; after a ousi-1 ness visit here a couple of days. Hei was accompanied by S. U'. Thompson. j and Prank Mops of Vancouver, Va.,j who may decide to locate here. j Mrs.. A. ft. Miller and daughter, of j Weddpj-Uuvn, arrived here la!t even-j ins and wili make a visit here' with the former's, siflev, Mrs. H. H. C. j Wood. They made the trip via Han-j don and (he Willamette, Papirir. CONVKX OLASSHS. Have yott a picture needins a convex or oval glass or frame? If so see 11. W. Strong, the Furniture Man. Prices very reasonable one fourth or morel what agents have been ehargins. ! Eugene Guard; Att adjuster ar- i rived in the city today to determine i the extent of damage to the building; ! occurded by Mcintosh and Clark the milliners, that was damaged by ftrc early Wednesday morning. It hfts been estimated that repairs will cost In the neighborhood of $-it. Htatt Ft. (GitT. i Tuut's. U. Cty using IttfcU rtigtit Flour you wiv first on the puvclicse price, second it makes more, loaves of bread per sack, and better bread. Xo waste, ilifXb Ktight l-'tuur saves you money, lutjuiro the price at (he t'eopte's Sup ply Cotupany, WtuitewiEers (o the Consumer. JJr. Jaggartl, of Monsaka, Africa, where he has been many years a missionary, left this mornins for K gene. lie spent yesterday in tbic city as a guest of liev. It. K. .lope and spoke during ihe day at the Christian eburcb. His lee res were most interesting and attracted large crowds. ! The ladies of the Prefers tcrhtrt ! church will hold their Annual Bazaar! in the building; formerly occupied by fluent's Bakery, beginning Satttrdi fec. 2nd, Alt kinds of fancy wort." and n peons will be on sale, with home i made candles and home conlrtrrg as! special features, .tfist the (dacr to! s;et your gifts for Christmas. i A 1'ortttt.nd dress coat suit maker i and designer. Also making, re mod-: eling and reliuiiig neck pieces aud ; muffs. Hemstitching do no ut Ktc ; per yard. All work guaranteed and ; reasonable. I use the adjustable form for fittings, patterns all fur nished. Telephone. Mrs. A. H. Berg, 24 X Stephens, corner Washington. Hi too ;ii7-J. iiert Kiddie has returned to Kid die from the. Frank Fate ranch, at i'erdue, where he has been helping, in finishing up the corn harvest, (ays the Kiddle Tribune. Bert says be, was disappointed in hiK estimate jf the corn yield this eafo. He calculated the corn ought, to yield fit bushels to the acre, but on gathering ft found that it went 7T bushels to the acre. A. L. Aikias returned home Friday from a business trip to Madras, iu .Jefferson Cuuuty, where he inspected some real i state wffb a view- to oc quiring It, sacs the Kiddle Tribune. He states that the town of Madras is rejoicing in having bevn voted to be she county seat ot Jefferson fVunty ;tn a result of the repent election. The county scat was formerly Culver, .leffeison is m ff Hie m-weht euwn ties in tlm state, nd whs formerly enibraced in VrtaAi i'AHiuiy. Mr. and Mrs. l.ufher Itates re turned to Kiddie laast .Monday from lone, where they had been residing for the past year or rnor, syr the Kiddle Tribune. They will spend the winter' here and ar- expecting thdr household goods v'm. Mr. and Mrs. .lakes. j;.irnfs of Mrs. Ibttes, who frn?erly r"dd-d at lilddbv, are now r-siHnfc 1 - nibs from lm wb-rf ibf-y own a wbvat. ranch. Mr. IJaies says that is a prosperous coun try, but has i!ttU' to offer in the way of ideufn! climate or other things- that m;skc Je v;orth UvUw- HOW APPrAhU'ITW c.x m: vm: i:snw Kosebttrg pen pfe should know that a few dopes of simple buckthorn hark, rly er ine, etc., as ml ted In Adler l ka, often relieve and present aptiendi' itis This simple mixture re ffidveB Kte h surprising? foul matter that O.NK TKASpfOXFl'f, reiietew attiiost ANY CAoK coustfpation, soirr Ktornach or gas. A short treatment helps chronb- somri "h trouble. Adh r-i-ka has easiest and mo.it thorounh action of anything we ever gold. W. r Chapman, druggist. Klnrer Palmer oC Ctupo,ua ft'as luj the elts Sunday. t C. A. Ott went to l?ufe Sunday tot look after various business matters. A. 11, S. ii(sesttv Tablets ndiwtf f distress after outing. For sale by Hamilton Urns Co. K huer KtaK-y has accepted a, pus.i-i. tion In the local railroad yards, of the i Southern Pacific Company, Uyrtm VI. Miller, of Pmlbfttl. who. Hj.H'iit Hainvdiiy in liosebrs'. will leave for his bwme tonight. Ptof. Alfred Powers, of Oakland. j snent 8ntrttny in Kosebttrg. lie re turned home that evening. f Put a cuat oC lwr' Ked Itoi i-uttit ou your root ana save your shinglea for yoara to come, C. V. Clark has returned here frtn Kntfene. where he nassed a cou ple of days visiting with his- wife. J. 11. Patterson, of Hu&ene, arvtved here last evening to pass a few days looking after business, mutter. Strop in THK POlvUY ANNA after the. show dance fo-r a hoi plvlcljen tauuilo. or sandwich- The heal ever. Kvery day is bargata ds all goods strictly fresh at the Spat Cash Uasket Grocery t K. Jackson St. mtAIN TtUK. 3-incli, 4-inch, C IncU and S-iucli. Page's Uuvo bvtek. also lumber;. sUitiglea, windows and doors. Siandley .levveit, of lennlefnn, has arrived here to nass a fw days with (riendft. He is registered at the Grand hotel. Pest and cheapest gift la a first class foto. Your fideuds cau buy everything olso. Sit now, Claris Studio, AiioSSwr car of tlioae fine shingles at i'age's the last car went iu a weofc get your order in auick. Miss Pert ha Henkins, of lilddle, sjent. Sunday in r.osebnri; visiting with her nnrents, Attorney and .Mrs-. C. K llonklns. Maurice CuUui't, sneciiU Ke.nt. fov the Southern Pacific. Cumnauy, iei'i fur Portland Cviiay nii;h( altov a cou ple uf days spent iu this. vicUUiy on busiuess, Grants Pas-s Courier; Marie A. Utter, who spent several dayrf in the eity tea-hhtg basketry, ret tented to liosebnrg; her houte, Saturday tuorn- Why suffer with rheumatism when you cau get. a firs-t cImah. Turkish bath and bed fur lUe night for a dollar at the. Uttsehuvg Sanitarium, MirClallen hotel, !U V. 1. liniier, Proo. Mrs. Hoy Catching, who has been v tatting with relatives at Kiddle, re turned here today to pass a.few weeks at the home of her parents, HherttT nnd Mnf, tleorse Quitre. Ueuvy ituvth, a local merchant, re turned here Saturday from San ivnn cisco, where, he. nasod a few day on husiuesia, tte says husiue.wH. is good (here and the. merchants are. looking ahead to a ju-oneruus year, Kor Hie Thanksivtns Dinner ytt will find P. S. i). Ctttee has the rh-h, jdeasing, ammiillt KJavr that will sv'ces:i!'Hy ta!;e its nhire with nit idhi'r Thanksgiving inxnris. Peo iw' Snnnly Cot.nany. f h Auetisteiit, uf tirauts Pass, spent Sundae in Itosehuii visitiug with his old time friend and husiuess associate, K. it. Turner, Mr. Auiceu stein is rrtroute ta Xapoieou, tthio, where lie c?:peeta to pas the. wiuicr. Cng tnoc r 1 . M. ( ' ha rUwm, w h went, to Gardiner t tak :targt nf thejetty work on the I'tnna Kiver, retuvnvd to Marsh-field yettertlny it !;id an instrnment for Hnrvtvins. sasf the MarsnVteld H-ord. Mr. Chnr- U-son went haek this morning. Andy Pent ami wife who have! been located nt Tiilaniouk for somen thrre (iast, arrived hen; Sunday to re-1 main during: the winter. Mr, dud isj ( Southern Pai-ific candueftr aud was! ffffttterlt' erri(tluyed here, tie lum been assigned to a run nut of Itose-( burs. j iu yesterday's !wih of the Oregon-f hin there ntneju-fd lengthy ansl in- tereniiug nrtb te dealing with the tnr-f ke.y indnsdry in lnnglas Connty. The girth-h- wjjs written by 1'rof. Alfred f i'uwesH. of Oakland, and was iiins-j (rated by number of bwtf tone ciJts. Mr. Powers is on1 of the most bril-t liant story w r iters in Sons bn Ore -f i;on and has contributed a nmbir f very Interest isig articlen t the i iorthnd -ss during the na:d f evv j years. I WW BiW LET i ihn't Stay Hiidclv, f 'ntinnld, Sbk, Yitl Uml Utl nnd St ntd Str. G'l a httx nmv. - Yon ne and vmmn w k e;tn't . t- t idling cif'bi - wbw h;ve bMd-: tit he. io.tJ'1 iunyn bad ta;-t ani , ronl brtb. tlrAXift?, t -jt'l l- n. tr1 bitovrt. Rj-rt'frtis fnd iv:--t. i?oiyt , 'r-d wi i ;i ?:;v vr. th -fb-r-d tmn:h, ?r b.-ive n bad rt)t. Ar- y mt l,rdnfT yttnr l-ods if.vn viiih t'. rntt i-tr tti-ry Utn a jr-.'UV'HH.v fxty tjw day Atth .'allw, t-;iiUrtrir p;tf v ttf t: T oY. Ca?'7(t't.; wvck wlfih' you hh''V. i'lt-.mw iYtt taru:n h, re-trrot e tbf ttd fU rfffS-vy. take the e.-r rtdtt the liter and earry ofrt vrTi-r ;tll the run ir a red a-.i -s bde r.f the ' Oi-ft' ( tej- ;(ffd (iuituttf in the ho A C.-T-vr a ref tonight v. cii -.tra f:'if"ft i vfr out 1,'. mo mine a ft nnf hn frofrf nay drurr r trr e will fce.i, torrr ( nUttf;i h p a - i t. liw r afd bo efs rer filar, the he'id ft" u tut' rnoffilc. iiuxt t for (ret the ihildn n. 'lh-v love Cfe-:rret:i herause 'they ta"te yond - never gripe or sirkeu. Adv. W vVi '.Wrs UM I pi-V t AU-'QCtat.- 3 Pm CESt Jtliu6r.M,'tSM ' j 1. .i...vAMW US t'fii . Hxx tpy &i Wrapper. mi 18 I t 14 How Well Do the Children See? K.vpsfrain ami poor vffttonnro caused manj- times hy poac UrIiX s) vb r!ntire? aw roneernti tiie rt-sirtt uraj b lifo-iong eye trW. lt'! )t-t your huano ho nnrtortiehlcd or improper!!' figUt- National Mazda Lamps THpy f;ivp a bt-Stor nmi n whiter Hcht, thrco ttaioa aa hrigUt fiv tin-;! cost. n ftro-tamp cSrtort nnrt hstro extra, iumpa S!v in invil & ihfr w HOME SIZE Tj'po C I.iitnp. Rosebnrg Electric Company li it Hl (TO-aH. THANKSGIVING DINNER SHOULD f fAVE Olympia Oyster Cocktails Or Fresh Oysters to be Complete Piace your order early to he sure of getting them Soft drinks Atso. Roseburg Soda Works Quick Profits Count Where ytm huya sak of thuu- here aud navu tvum U'o tuiSife il ewuwtSv Vau euji'siive in tb ftiia jwtjjjtwt bn tit wwy thing In tlm GROCERY LINE. Bay Your Fall Supply Now and You'HSaveConsHitfruble No had debts if you trade with us. THE CASH STORE i Have that Thanksgiving Linen Laundered Phone 22 Roseburg KmB Laundry Mothers Mm That Genuine Oastoria Aiways . Bears the Signature, of In Use For Over Thirty Years Wl tl)tMI')t fi t7. r a aw IF