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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1916)
kvenixq itosEteima ttE-mv,. wmay, okckmuku i, 1010. PAGE FiVB LOCAL AND PERSONAL. WE WILL offer for sale beginning at 9 a. m. Saturday, Dec. 2nd. the finest assortment of Aluminum ware ever placed on sale in Roseburg, at the uniform price of $1.13 each. All Big Pieces Come early and make selections as the lot will not last long. Churchill Hardware Co. ROSEBURG, ORE. IRONMONGERS Voluntary Assignment? NO. We conduct a first class eating place for ladles and gentlemen. Facts You Should Consider You pet the best home cooked food, courteous service, moderate prices. We bake our own superior pastries. Our sincere aim is to please, both In the preparation of loods and in courteous service. Phone 81 Doles Cafeteria 122 Cass Street DI.WKIt WAS KX.IOVKI). lowins the dinner the veterans en- j ju, 1.-11 it nut lui num. liKTl'KXS l-'KOM HOSPITAL. Tho members of the Oreffon Sol-' diers' Home Thursday enjoyed one of the most elaborate repasts hi the history of the institution. The menu Mrs. J. It. Chapman, who had been included roast turkey, cranberry , :i patient at Mercy Hospital for the sauce, mashed potatoes, salads. j mm week, returned to her home1 yes pumpkin pie, coffee and many other j .onlay. She underwent an operation appetising dishes which go to make j recently and is much improved in up a first class holiday meal. Fol- health. Did You ever Wear a Wirthmor $1.00 Waist? 1 v.Aisrs . 1 IF not, there's a k'as;inl surprise in store for you when you learn how jnnd they arc. They are ni;ule up for us at all seasons of the year and the styles and materials are always seasonable and appropriate, liny one of these new'W'irthmon? Monday and not only will you jjet a most desirahle Waist you will set the added benefit that conies from knowing where your money for Waists e.in always he spe-it most advantageously. Sold in just one good store in every city Bellows Store Co. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. .F. C. Buell ,ot Dillard, was a visi tor here Wednesday. Jitney service, 4 cars, corner Rose and Cass. Phone 211. Miss Merle Hamilton, of Eugene, is home for the Thanksgiving holi days. Mrs. It. V. Riggs left yesterday for Grants Pass to visit relatives and friends. Popular hits, "Walk lug the Dog.' "Your Great Big llaby Smile," 15c at Ott's. Miss Adeline Stewart left for Kid dle Wednesday evening to remain for a few days. Mrs. Marie Flint left this morning for Yoncalla to spend u day or two with friends. Mrs. C. C. Lawrence has returned to Dillard, after visiting here for the past few days. Miss Ethel Patrick is home from Corvallis, where she has been attend ing the O. A. C. "Drifting Along." "Memories." "Hawaiian Drean Waltz," 'popular hits. 15c at Ott's. " A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after. eating. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Miss Olive Matliis is spending her holidays this week at Medford with relatives and friends. J. J. Conway, of Portland, arrived in Roseburg last evening to spend a few days on business. John Hall, of Myrtle Creek, re turned home Wednesday evening af ter a day's visit here. R. II. Bruce tof Ashland, Wiscon sin, arrived here last evening to pass a few days on business. Emery Doan, of Yoncalla. is visit ing this week with George Marsh ami family at Looking Glass. Klvln Rosworth. of Dillard, was a visitor here for a few days, returning home Wednesday evening. Mrs. James McXabb left this morn ing for Corvallis to spend the liext few weeks with relatives. Edwin Weaver, the Myrtle Creek prune grower, arrived here last night to remain for a few days. The Pollyanna serves as good a cup of chocolate or coffee as can he had anywhere at any price. W. E. Knower, of Sutherlin, came over last night to attend the "Birth of a Nation" at the Antlers. Mrs. Andy McCarthy left here this morning for Marshtleld, where she will visit for a week or two. Mrs. C. F. Nelson, of Sutherlin, sjTent yesterday with relatives here, returning home this morning. Miss Ruth Council ,of Eugene, is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. L, C. Stewart, in this city. Drop, in THE POLLYANNA after the show or dance for a hot chicken tamalo or sandwich. The best ever. Mrs. J. U. Patterson left this morning for Eugene where she will visit relatives for a couple of weeks. L. C. Smith and wife, of Myrtle I Creek, returned home Wednesday evening after a short business visit here. Mrs. R. G. Williams, of Mondan, B, C, arrived here Wednesday to j spend a week with Mrs. I). C. Help I man. ! Mrs. Ida White, who had been visiting at liaudon for several I weeks, returned home Wednesday levelling. I Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Whipple, or I Anlauf, are visiting at the home of ' their daughter, Mrs. Charles Mc- Klhinny. Bargain day, Monday only, men's suits French dry cleaned $1, other days $ 1 .25. Roseburg Cleaning & Pressing Works. G. W. Sloper. Miss Greta Bailey, of Salem, ar rived Wednesday evening and will visit the next few days with her brother, R. A. Bailey and family. Miss Lillian Krogel, who has been teaching school near Oakland, a r rived home Wednesday to spend tin remainder of the week with her par ents. Misses Florence Kohlhagen and Bertha Karcher returned Wednesday evening from Monmouth and are spending their Thankisgiving holi days Willi their parents. Both are students at the Monmoulh normal school. i The Birth of a Nation company, 'which exhibited their sensational ; photoplay here Wednesday and I 'lhiirsday, left this morning for Col ! tage Grove. There are alut twenty I in the company, and they were well : pleased with their success in this city. i The true source of prosperity Is In i the home. It depends less upon the ' income than ujron the expenditure. ; Keep your expenses down ttnd in ' crease your hank account. Our j Wholesale distributing plan will re i duce yo'r expenses. Investigate the ! Peoplo Supply Company. Whole : st.leiH to tho consumer. Hero Fanning Mills Give Satisfaction There's a Reason Ask us J. F. Barker & Co. Farm Implements. Vehicles. Machinery. Rid Your Child of Worm. Thousands of chlldron have worms that flap thpir vitality and make them listless and Irritable. Klckapoo Worm Killer kills and removes the worms and has a tonic effect on the system Ioes your child eat spasmodically' Cry out In sleep or grind lis teeth? These are symptoms of worms anJ ! you should find relief for them at once. Klckapoo Worm Killer Is a pleasant remedy. At your DtUKKlst, , 2Gc. For Sale West Side Grocery Kstablished business on a pay ing basis. Mupt be sold to set tle estate. Stock will be Bold at invoice price and fixtures at one-half cost. Will take part cash and balance on bankable paper. G. W. Young & Son 110 Out St, E'hono 417. 1,0CAL AND PERSONAL. Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 139L. For jitnoy Bervlce call Phone 44. E. J. Fenton, Prop. Election over sit now for your holiday fotos. Clark's Studfo. L. U. Shays, of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few day a. Don't miss Church ill's ad. this week. A big bargain in Aluminum Ware. Grants Pass Courier: C. Bowman, of Uoseburg. arrived in the city Mon day evening J. W. Bristow. of Portland, arrived here last evening to spend a few days with friends. II. A. Youmans, of Spokane. Wii., spent last night in the city looking after business matters. Chas. A. Brand and wife, of Gar den Valley, were visitors in ltose burg Wednesday evening. Opher Beyers, of Riddle, spent Wednesday evening in Roseburg look ing after business matters. C. A. Meade and wife, of Camas Valley, spent the past couple of days in Hosehurff visiting with friends. Best and cheapest gift is a first class foto. Your friends can buy everything else. Sit now. Clark's Studio. tJ rants Pass Observer: Mrs. 0. 1" Harvey, of Glendale attended to busi ness matters In Giants Pass last week. Xew (itrtaiu Scrims arrived from Xew York and San Krancisco at the store of B. W. Strong, the Furniture Man. Grants Pass Courier: II. E. Geth ing, of Oakland. Ore., spent a few days in the city, returning home this morning. Spirella Corsets can fit all types; made to order. Belle Case, Corse tlerre, Bell Sisters' Bldg., Phone 320-J. C. R. Rhipman has returned here after a few days spoilt In Portland, where he had business matters need ing his attention. Miss Vance and Miss Storey, both of Sutherlin, spent Wednesday night In Roseburg. They were registered at the lTuipun hotel. Delwin Jewelt. arrived here this afternoon from Pheontx, Arizona, tu attend the funeral of his mother, who died In Portland late Tuesday. Why suffer with rheumatism when you can get a first class Turkish hath and bed for the night for a dollar at tho Roseburg Sanitarium, McClallen hotel. Or. V. I,. Rulter, Prop. 1 Julius Riddle and Leo Rapp will leave here Sunday for Corvallis, where they are attending the agrl- Hcultural college. They came here to spend their Thanksgiving vacation. Huron Clough left, here today for Corvallis. whore he Is attending the agricultural college, lie resides near Canyonvlllo and came to Roseburg to have a nasal operation performed by I if. Seely. Clark Hargar on Wednesday filed a voluntary petition of bankruptcy In the Federal Court at Portland. Mr. Hargar's liabilities are estimated at $ 1 1 .1)00, while his assets are less than $l,ooo. HIGH FLIGHT. That's It. By using High Flight Flour you save first on the purchr se ju ice, second It makes more loaves of bread per sack, and better bread. No waste. High Plight Plour saves yon money. lti(uire the price at the People's Sop- ply Company, Wholesalers to the Consumer. L. L. Sharp, who Ik in charge of classifying the Oregon Ai California Railroad grant lands, returned here Tuesday night, after a few days spent in Portland. The cruisers are now arriving in town from the timbered districts and work will probably be suspended for the winter within tho next few days. Dr. C. II. Bailey will leave here soon for Hood River, where he will attend a meeting of the Oregon Hortl cult ii ral Association. The meeting will last about three days and will he attended by delegates from al most every section of the slate. lr. Bailey will act as t he representative of the Oouglas County Granges. Tho ladies of the Presnyterlan church wilt hold their Annual Bazaar in the building formerly occupied by (! nest's Bakery, beginning Saturday, Bee. L'nd. All kinds of fancy work and aprons will be on sale, with home made candies and home cooking as special features, .lust the place to get. your gifts for Christmas. A Portland dress coat suit maker and designer. Also making, remod eling and relining neck pieces and muffs. Hemstitching done at 10c per yard. All work guaranteed and reasonable. I use the adjustable form for fittings, patterns all fur nished. Telephone. Mrs. A. II. Berg, ?IS Stephens, corner Washington Phone 1 1 -.!. Frank S Grant, a prominent Port land at t u n-y and a hih officer of the Knights of Pythias lodi:e of llir !tate. p;ts-d Wednesday evening In No.sehurjr. lie was the chief speaker at a nieetiiii! of Alpha Lodge, held for t he pin pos" of pi e.Heni inn vet ecu nn' jewels to 1J members of the order. A banquet was one f the plensunt feann s of the o'-caslon. Mr, Grant returned to Portland on the midnight train. A Clogged System Must Be Cleared You will find Dr. King's New LI fa Pills a gentle yet effective laxative for removing impurities from the sys tem. Accumulated waste poisons the bloom; dizziness, biliousness and pimply, muddy complexion htp the d 1st reding effect. A dsrj of 1 ir King's New Life Pills tonight will as sure you a free, full bowel movement in the morning. At your OruggiHt, 2fc Mia. B. H. Laird passud Thursday near Edenbower, where she has rela tives. E. S. Fletcher, of Portland, spent Thursday in Roseburg visiting with friends. E. Holliwell, of the People's Sup ply Company, spent Thanksgiving at Yancalla. lie has relatives there. Miss Eva Applegate. a teacher in the local schools, r.pent yesterday at Yoncalla visiting vi!h her parents. Every day is bargain day, all goods strictly fresh at the' Spot CaRh Basket Grocery, 238 N. Jackson St. A. It. Crawford, of Portland, has arrived In Roseburg to spend a few days looking alter business matters. DRAIN TILE. 3-inch, 4-lnch, fl inch and 8-lnch. Page's have brick, alo lumber, shingles, windows and doors. Edward Krnse, who has been quite ill at his home on South Deer Creek for some time, is said to be improv ing. SHINGLES Another car of those fine shingles at Page's the last car went in a week; get your order in quick, j A. H. Anderson, of Hastings. NelT..i arrived here Wednesday evening to, spend a couple of days. He is regis-; lered at the Cmpqua hotel. j Leave your subscriptions for magazines with Aldeu Harness at the Fiction Library. Lowest clubbing rates. You can also rent the latest books. P. 11. Hamlin, superintendent of tho Roseburg public schools, spent Thanksgiving at Eugene, where he attended the football game between the Roseburg and Eugene high school teams. Pat Blake, popular salesman for the Standard Oil Company, left here late Wednesday night for Portland, where he attended the football game between the Pniversiiy of Oregon and Multnomah teams. For tho Thanksgiving Dinner you will find P. S. C. Coffee has the rich, pleasing, aromatic Elavor that will successfully lake Its place with all other Thanksgiving luxuries. Peo ples Supply Colpany. The South Deer Creek Grange hall was the scene of a delightful social gathering yesterday, when the Grangers of that, locality assembled and partook of a delicious turkey dinner. A musical and literary pro gram followed. In tho evening an informal dance was held and a gen eral good time prevailed. The South Beer Creek Grangers are live wires and are recognized as entertainers of more than ordinary ability. For Your Baby The Signature of is the only guarantee that you have tha Genuine TAKE "CASCARETS" If. HEADACHY, BILIOUS AND CONSTiPATtD prepared by him for over 30 years. YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castoria. Sold only in one size bottle, never in bulk or otherwise; to protect the babies. The Centaur Company, "CS&k LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Itesi For l.fver and I low els, Had Itreatli, Itad Colds. ,soui' Stomarli. Get. a 1 0-rent box. Sick headaehe, biliousness, mated tounne, head and nose 1 l(K'd up with a eold always irace tills to torpid liver; delayed, rermentinK food In t he bowels , or sour, iass) stomach. Poisonous mat ter eloied In t he intestines, instead ol bein rasl out of tlii' system is re-absorbed into the blood. YYIieu this poison icaehes lite delicate brain tVsno il causes con Kcsilon and thai dull, throhbhiK. sickening headache. Cascarels immediately cleanse the stomach, remove t he sour, undiiested food and foul gases, take the exceys bile from the liver and carry out all t he cons! I pal ed wav.te ma 1 ter and poi.'.ons In the bowels. A Cat;care(. ton'hl. will surely straighten you out. by, morning. Tlie work while you (deep a in -cent bos from your druggist means your head clear, stomach sweet and you r liver and bowels regular for mouths. Jituey servleo, 2 cutr. phono Mar I lanan and "lied" If aid win were uiuo'ig t hose who passed ThunliHKiving at Kugene. Dr. C. L. I'earson Is making ar rangements to re-engage in the dental butdness in Roseburg. Ho will open pITices in the Masonic building. I probably within the next two weeks. Mr. I'earson only recently returned toj Koseburg after spending some time In 1 Aucoiage, Alaska. K. ,1. Gallagher, special Govern ment agent, with lioad'iunrters at Spokane, Wash., spent Wednesday night and Thursday In Itoseburg look ing al'ler official business. Mr. Gal lagher In at present, gathering evi dence against It. T. AlcMcholas, who )! under indictment at Cleveland, Ohio., on a eharge op using the Uni ted States mails for fraudulent pur poses. Mr. MeXicholas formerly lived al Glendale. where he is well known. Changing seasons bring Cold. "Stuffed-up licAd," ciogged-up noae, tight chest, Roro throat are sure slgna of cold, and Dr. King's New Discovery la suro relief. A dose of this com bination of antiseptic balsams soothes t ho i rrltnt ed membrane, clears tho ''head, loosens tho phlegm, you breaths easier and realize your cold Is broken up. Treat ft cold persistently ; half way measures leave ft lingering cough. Take Dr. King's New Discov ery until your cold Is gone. For 47 years tho favorlto remedy for youtii; and old. At your Druggist, 60c. Canned Goods Fruit or vegetables shnuld be in tlie proper condition for canning and tin; cunning pro cess should be sanitary. Diamond "W canned goods arc packed under Sanitary conditions. A full line at Neely & Neeiy, The Cass Street Grocers nri.i, koh skuvick. r.ooil (rrmle TU'd Durham. TTins 12 In ailvnnco, with return prlvllcKei. At Farmers' Feed Shed. W : 1a 1 it :m Ease Sitting, Standing or Walking In fjict lh-n if. no posture you est nnot la !;, or exercise lor that maMcr, Ihat I:-1 '.oin-roriaM-- in your mod- 1 of tysf Proof Corsefs- Tli.-y tin mi ' -ii'tii 11 ii-.'illy ili' Hlrnwl thiit tiny tiipurt tin lU'ilf' coin tin t ;ihly tuiil f;i!.li Ihlm bly. Til' ii' In :t Wtiriwr Mml"l for oil tisk lo i t . $1 and up Kvery Corset Guaranteed I.ABRAHAM We Have a Complete Line 'of the Newest and Latest Universal ELECTRIC APPLIANCES S.WDCKS, I It A ft V & l,AIk famous Hie world oer for their heauly ami duiahilily.' Step hi and Hen our assortment, which Ineludon; Irons (rills, lint pads, Healers, Ti Misters, Samovars, l'ercolators, 4'halinu IHshes, (ollce IMis, Wiih-r Heaters, Mali' Ihyers, Curling Irons, Milk jii imci m, Travelers' Irons. NICKLI2 or SILVER llcad'imrler Tin- lllcctilc Appliances. Roseburg Electric Company Do II Klrrlrlrnlly. FRKSII FRI'SH FRKSII Olympia Oysters Olympia Oyster Cocktails Soft drinks Also. Phone your order Roseburg Soda Works Quick Profits Count When you Imy a sack of Hour here and save from lt)e to .IV it counts. You ctn nave in the same proportion on every tiling In the GROCERY LINE Buy Your Full Supply Now ;uul You'll Save Considerable No bad debts if you trade with us. THE CASH STORE
