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Newspaper Page TextICTFTHWO ROSKICTKJ REYTEW, THVIUtDAY, JAXl'ARY 11, IMf. PAOB FTVB No Use to Spray unless you do It well. Tj be assured It Is well done use BEAIN ! ftw The outfit that gives the least trouble, that does its work well and thoroughly. Pressure Regulator can't he equalled. Tank filler saves labor. Mi-.uy other special features that w ill repay your Investigation. Call for descriptive matter. Churchill Hardware Co. ROSEBUilG, CKE. IRONMONGERS , j?, Don't forget to in yv? about the "Roan" tractor. It itr-siire the "last say" an 1 the biggest little helper you have ever s.-en. Have a Good Top to your car and your lady friends will feel much safer in taking a rido with you. De sides a good top saves a lot for the car's interior, seats, uphol stery, trim, etc. You can get the right, top for your machfno at a right price hero. Geo. T. Shanks lill Hist. Oak Street, Jtoschiu-g;, Oregon. For Your Baby The Signature of is the only guarantee that you havs the 1 f? f Sl ft M 8fl(p KoVW'fi'Ss. prepared by him for over o years. YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST Your Physician Know:; Fletcher's Castoria. Sold only in one size bottle, never in bulk or otherwise; to protect the babies. The Centaur Company, CLAf'G&u LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Fresh Oysters, Soft Drinks, Carbonated Water, Syrups, Fruit Flavors, Gas for SoJa Fountains Phone 186 130 N. Tine St. Free Delivery Roseburg Soda Works The Cash Grocery Will Sell you more Groceries of Standard Quality for LESS MONEY Than any other store Try us a month and draw your own conclusion. The Cash System counts the: cash store Safety First Jitney Service. Phone 4fi. Iiy slab $2.25. delivered. Phone 56. Staggs & Son. Jitney service, phone 2. F. H. Smith, Cass and Rose streets. I'se a Taylor candy thermometer and make a success. Churchill's J. L. Stanley has changed his jit ney to 109 Sheridan St., phone 258. Mrs. L. O. Maddux returned to Green last evening after spending the day in this city. A. D. S. Digestive Tablets relieve distress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Mrs. .1. C. Alexander returned ; last evening from Drain after vislt ; ing friends a few days, j Now is the time to buy your bulbs ! fur bedding. Call at 121 Cass St. I .Mis. K. V. Owen, Florist. f Mrs. J. K. Rexroud and baby rc ! turned la.-,t evening after visitini, 3 relatives at Cottage tirove. i J. M. Rogers, of San Francisco. arrived here last evening to spend a couple of days on business. W. 11. Ilagsdale, of Seattle, ar rived in ltoseburg last evening to spend a few days on business. Carl Berger left this morning for Y'oncalla, where he spent the day attending to business matters. Get Mexican Black Eye Deans, Be per lb., now at the People's Supply Co., wholcsulo to the consumer. C. K. Bailey, of Portland, arrived here la:st evening to spend a few days looking alter business matters. Mrs. li. W. Shaw and Mrs. Har riet Odle returned last evening to Canyonvillo after a brief visit bete. . .lames l.ackle, of Portland, ar rived in Roseburg last night to re main for a couple of days on bust lies. J. H. Small, of Portland, arrived in ltoseburg last evening to spend LOCAL AND PERSONAL, Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 1891. We now have coal., Page Invest ment Co., phone 242. Dull safety razor blades made "good as new." Churchill Hdw. Co. Oregon Transfer Co., furniture moving, baggage, low rate. Phone 211. Waterless soap cuts pitch, tar. paint, and does not harm the hands. Churchill's. U. T. Trites, of Portland, arrived in ltoseburg last evening to spend a few days on business. Oreu Thompson, deputy game warden, returned hero yesterday from the rural districts. Miss Grace Hartford, of Portland, arrived hero hu.t evening to spend a few days with friends. The Pollyanna serves as good a cup of chocolate or coffee a3 can be had anywhere at any price. Al. Aiken, of Riddle, arrived here this morning to spend a day or two looking aftor business matters. Attorney C. I. I.oavongood, of Myrtle Creek, spent yesterday af ternoon in ltoseburg on business. County .Tmlgo Marsters was com pelled to leave his office before noon yesterday because of a slight illness. Miss Rita Cobb, stenographer in the offices of the county clerk, was unable to be at work today because of the Illness of her father, J. C. MrKlroy and family yester day vacated the Clingenpeel dwell ing on South Jackson street and have taken up their abode at the Grand hotel. Sheri it George Qnlne is filling in his lot at the corner of Court and Fowler streets with dirt taken from the basement of the building for merly occupied by the Oregon bak ery. Perfectly satisfactory flour Is a necessity and nlso a luxury. High Flight Flour gives such all around x few days looking alter business in-1 satisfaction; that makes it a luxury terests. in the reach of all. People's Supply Co., wholesale to ino consumer. Mis. C. W. Parks and her mother, Mis. Marllia Perry, left this morn-: ing for Sutheiliu lo visit friends tor the day. Mrs. C. It. Krcen. who had been visiting at .Monmouth for the past couple of weeks, returned home last evening. I". It. Zwight, of (ilendule, nrrived In KoKOburg last night lo look alter business matters. I lo Is registered at the I'mpqua hotel. Cut prices, quality the best, all strictly fresh groceries, flour and teed at the Spot Cash Basket Gro cery, 238 N. Jackson. Bargain day, Monday only, men's suits French dry cleaned , other dnys $1.25. -ltoseburg Cleaning & Pressing Works. G. W. Siuec: C. .1. Price, who had been here severul days to visit his daughter. Mrs. Arthur roadman, left 1 this morning for bis home at Monmouth. liay Glass, a well known and popular traveling salesman, arrived here last evening from Kugeno to spend a couple of days looking aller business matters Al. llenrlckseu returned to Oak land, this morning after spending .-.everal days here oi: business. He is one of the road supervisors re tained by Hie action of the county court yeslerday. Going Some. A ton of rleo sold last week: a ton or two still re mains. You should not pass up this chance to secure an article of ex ceptional food value at so low n rate. While it lasts, Fancy Jap RicoU per 100 lbs., $4.75. People s. Sup ply Co. Hepuly Ganio Warden Oren Thompson left this morning for the Gardiner vicinity, where he will spend several days Investigal ing the complaints made there by the com mercial fishermen, who are desir ous of keeping an open river for the protection of their interests. It was reported recently that the Legisla tor would consider a proposition of closing the river at certain Inter vals to allow the fish to reach the upper waters. A telegram was received here this morning rrom Kugeno to the effect that Miss Barbara Booth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Booth, is re covering nicely from Hie operation performed upon her early yeslerday. Miss Booth Is unite well known In ltoseburg, where slio visited on sev eral occasions. Hoy Catching, formerly or Kid dle, arrived he.ro today rrom 1111 nols. to visit ut tho home of his wife's parents. Sheriff and Mrs. Geo K. Qutne. Mrs., Catching preceded her husband here sevoral weeks ago Mr. Catching Is an electrician and steel worker and has been employed bv an Uaslorn bridge concern for tho past two years. Considerable surprise was occas ioned at Itiddle last evening when It was learned that Sam Ball, a promi nent resident of that vicinity bad been appointed road supervisor. A petition signed by practically every resident of Itiddle was received ny tho court a few days ago asking that Henry t'ulsforlh he made supervisor of that district. People from Riddle claim that Mr. Ball did not expect to receive tho appointment nnd was greatly surprised when he learned that he had been chosen by the court. Clear Bad Skin From Within. EAT WITHOUT FEAR Of INDIGESTION OR SOUR, ACID STOMACH rimply, muddy complexions are duo lo impurllies In Ihe blood. Clear up tho skin by taking Dr. Klngte New Life Pills. Their mild laxative quali ties remove tho poisons from the sys tem and brighten the eye. A full, free, noh griping bowel movement In tho moraine Is the reward of a dose of Dr. King's New Life Pills the night before. At your Druggist, zue. Instant Belief: "1'iipe's libipepsln" ! Knds Your Stoimuli Troiiiilo i Forever. Wonder what upset your stomach I which portion of the food did the I damage do you'.' Well, don t bottler If your stomach is in a revolt; ir sour, gassy and upset, nnd what you Just ate has fermented Into stubborn lumps; head dizzy and a-hes;belch gas-es and acids and eructate undi gested food; brealh foul, tongue roati-d- Just take a 1 i 1 1 1 Pane's Ilia pepsin and in five minutes you won der what became of the indigestion and disircss. .Millions of men and women today knovv that It Is needless to have a bad stomach. A Mule lliapcpsln oc -rasiunnlly keeps tills deli. ale oig.in rcKiilateii and they eat their favorite foods without fear. If your stomach doef-n't take caie of your liberal limit without rebel lion ; if your food is a damage in stead of a kelp, remember the quick est, surest, most harmless relief Is Pap'''s Diapeps-in which costs only fifty- cen's lor a lurze case at drug scores, it's truly wonderful it di gest food and sets things straight, so gently and easily that It Is really astonishing. Please, for your sake, 1 don t go on and on with a weak, dis I ordered stomach; It's so unnecessary, (Adv.) 4,.4j.j.j.4..,f!4.i.fr,l',H". t . 11.11 III KM . 1 1 1 !.:. f T Charles McKlllop. of Portland, Islted his father, Robert McKlllop, few days this week. Miss Acnes Myers returned from Salem and re-opened her school last Monday. l.lttlo Annie MiKirdy accompanied Miss Myers to Salem nnd visited the lattcr's 'mother, who Is In Salem tak ing medical treatment. We understand the new organ for the school has been putchased nnd will arrive soon. Tho litle child or Mr. and Mrs. Tonv l-'annon has been quite sick, hill Is reported to be Improving. Mrs. Mary Jones is visiting rela tives in our valley. .lack MtKlrdy went to Salem last week to visit his wife there. A few davit ago Mrs. Francis had a narrow escape liom losing n - :ible LOCAL AND PERSONAL, We now have coal. Page Invtst ment Co., phone 242. H. J. Meldon, of Portland, arrived in Roseburg last evening to spend a few days. R. B. Holmes, of San Francisco, has arrived in Roseburg to spend a few days on business. Mrs. A. B. Grubbe, of Wilbur, was in' Roseburg today looking after various business matters. F. M. Gregory, ot Canyonvllle, nr rived in Roseburg last evening to spend a couple of days on business. J. F. Churchill, of Oakland, spent last night in Roseburg on business. He was registered at the Grand ho tel. . B. K. Norton, of Kugeno. arrived here Inst evening to spend a couple of days looking after business mat ters. Miss Agnes Nordstruin, ot New Y'ork, arrived in Roseburg last even ing und is registered at Ihe linipquni hotel. Phone 320-J, will call at your ' home and take measures. Bello Case, Splrolla Corsetierre, Boll Sis-1 ters' Building. I W. E. Naylor arrived in Roseburg ; last evening from Washington to : attend the funeral of his Infant 1 child, who died hero recently. j Attorney Klbert Hermann re-; turned here last evening from Suth-j erlln. where he spent tho afternoon ; looking after business matters. E. .1. Nedd. ot Portland, arrived! in Roseburg Inst ovening to spend few dava attending to business matters und visiting with old time friends. J. R. Pickett, a well known resl- dent of tho Cow Crock Valley, ar-, rived In ltoseburg last night on his return south after a few days spent ! at Portland. I Fred Chapman, proprietor of the. Red Cross Pharmacy, has Installed an attractive cash register. The i register was formerly owned by Mr. i Uarr, of tho Owl Drug Company. Rev. 1. N. Hughes and daughloi. Miss Eva, of Junction City, have ar rived in Roseburg to spend a few days visiting nt tho homo of their daughter and sister, Mrs. .1. B. Conn. County Commissioner II. F. Nich ols returned to his homo at Kiddle last evening after spending a few days hero attending tho regular monthly meeting of tho county court. Barcley Corsets, tho only corset guaranteed throughout, made to each and every individual measure ment. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. Rena M. Miller, representative, 442 Commercial Ave., Phone 4 18-J. 1. J. Norman lert last night for his home near Drew after a lew days spent here on business. Mr. Nor man's son was yesterday appointed road supervisor of the road dlstrii-l in which tin) former's ranch Is situ ated. '' Your chicks and chickens need attention at this season ot tho year. Feed them scientifically prepared foods und obtain highest results. Get Diamond Quality Poultry Supplies at wholesale prices. People's Supply Company. Absolutely tho finest coffee, abso lutely the richest flavor, absolutely tho most scientifically prepared, ab solutely tho cheapest and most satis factory coffee. A trial will abso lutely convince you that P. S. 0. Steel-Cut Coffee Is better than you have been using nnd in the end costs you loss. Peoplo s Supply Co., wnoio sale to the consumer. Scott Weaver, of the I'mpqua ho tel, last night received a letter rrom Georgo Croinpton, ' formerly local representative tor the Oakland Realty Company. At the llnio the letter was written, Mr. Crompton was at Omaha. From there he ex pected lo go to Kansas f'ily, where bo has charge or the offices for his company. Mr. Crompton Is quite well known In Roseburg and his many friends are glad to learn ol his promotion. Why Suffer? iuii.;!.-iufl 1 c-; i - Why should any woman stand over a tub of steaming suds and rub her strength away? Thor Electric Washing Machine Does a washing of any size with out hard work or worry. A good sized washing in an hour. Not nnlv washes wrinpfl. CohIh nnlv CV LJ i't i.j!.:;l' iii.-IU 3 cents an hour for electricity, iv'v.'tff r C'iH Saves wear and tenr on clothes. Also saves work, worry and saves waues of washdav heln. $10 Down, $10 Per Month PI TS THE THOU IX VOl'B 1IOMR Come In before next washday. Do your next washing the Thor way. ROSEBURG ELECTRIC CO. PHONE 123 "Do It Electrically" N. JacKton St. f?&vi .r Can You Tell Good Meat by looking at it? We can. And even If you can't It makes no difference if you buy from us, for when wo tell you it's good It is good. At all times you are assured of good meat here. We do not sell the other kind. Buy it. Eat it. Bo contented. The Cash Meat Market it 10 N. Jackson Livestock bought and sold. We Do PlumbingWork of all Uimla oxporlly nnd effi ciently. No matter whether it he the twin pipltiR, tho steam heutiiiK apparatus, the but h room or Kitchen plunihiiiK that needs attention, wo are prepared wit h hoth tonln und men to do tho work properly and at a vary reasonable coat, ROSEBURG PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. lMiono 151. Wadco Coffee Wo sell this well known and re liable brand of quality coffee. We bollove It will Bittlsfy Uiobo who nre hard to please. Neely & Neely, The Cass Street Grocers 1 9c - MEALS - 1 9c The nvcruKO price pa hi for meals at DOLE'S CAFETERIA You see whnt you order. Y'ou do not pay for anything you do not want or cannot eat. All foods are properly cooked and palatable. Y'ou get the best meal for tho le.-nt money at pll87 Dole s Cafeteria oi2! SAYS THE DRUG IS AN ETHER COMPOUND ,M.I u Few lli-ow IMHens Any I 'oni So II I. ill it With out Pain. You simply say to the drug store man, "Give me a quarter of an ounce of rreezolie." 'I bis will cost very lit tie but Is sufficient to remove every haul or soft corn from one's feet. A tew drops applied dlnvlly up on a tender, aching corn should re- I lieve Ihe Horene: :S Instantly, and. team or work horses, as they soon tl ntire corn, loot and nil. got into deep water on Billy rccs, can be lined oui won mo uim'-i" and becoming entangled In the har- without pain. i ncss were In the water over an hour This new drug called rreezone is. md were almost drowned nnd were mi ether compound discovered by a: bidly chilled before thrv could b- Cincinnati man. who says that whll- lesiued by the efforts or a number neezone Is sticky It dibs In a nio- Hf neletlbois meiit, and simply slnlve's up the ieiy and Teddv Francis rorlved corn without Inflaming or even Ir-1 MYERS Spray Pumps All Sizes J. F. Barker & Co. Farm Implements, Vehicles, Machinery a fine Mrs. 1-: mas pt Vict rola from tlielr sister. II. (-.iiiiinini-'s. as a ChrlHt r.ent. X- X- X. Frefei-M rbjiiiilHTlniirs. ritating the surrounding tls ,kln. Don't let father die of Inf'wlloii or Jockjaw from whlltlinc at hl-i-oins, but cut this nut and make him try It. I dv ) AUTO STAGB l.nilt DKI'OT. "In the course ot a conversation with f'bambeilain Medicine t'o.'s n-i.TCKci'tative today, we had occas ion to discuss In a general way the Dally stages and autos for Mariti me! its "t their different propara-1 rielrl and all Coon Bay points, slsc Hons. At his suc-;estlon I take pl as-1 for pee) an(j Millwood, leave O. W ore in .preslnit my estimation of j Rapp's grocery store. 113 Sheridan Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I ! ,treet. Cash paid for produr alon have a family of six and have used u, line. this remedy In my home fur years. I consider It the only cough remeoy 'in the market, as I have tried near ly all kinds." Karl c. Ross, Pub lisher Hamilton County Republican New", Syracuse, Kansas. c IH'I.L FOR SFIIVIt'K. flood grade Red mirnaia. Terms S2 In advance, with return privileges. At Farmers' Feed Bbed. Quality Printing Cards with Proper Ih'siyns and Style liusiness or Calling Cards, Envelopes, Letter Heads, Printing to please you, your friends and others. The Review Does it Right KOtfOOOOCKi.OOO0