Roseburg review., May 26, 1917, Image 2

TAOK TWO
KVKXISO ROSEBCRa REVIEW, SATl RDAY, MAY 26. 1917.
g2Pf" By KATHLEEN COATES 1
Once L)od. Elizabeth Dulao, Eva nlclnf oo the baakt of the Umpqua J tertained. Mr. Kenny also has a hl'KINti COLUH AltE DAXGEKOl'B
Applegai. and Mt-sbis. Lyman ok Id Many outdoor faiuea t&v eajoymeDt wide acquaintance here, where both
net. I-red Hamilton, rrank uiourn, i o lb occasion and a very tempting young people hav many friends.
Waltnr i-inner, r ru mraog, rram picnic supper was serve a,
Clemen. Karl Stewait and Carl K. 1
Wiiubeily.
Heme time has arrival and many , kili-d. Mary coming from I he rant!
ol llif itapio aitiiwrt will b I lie di-jnuw Uains tin Im'li cost which muai
version lui nit nut Jmif tl. h and ti. (litd rr rlWlion when nh nwt
fiiuifrt. .iiiiiM is aiM ii.f inuiiiii or u,e ro;,,j MHttini with wIvi-H and
Mt-utJinKri and
t jtiinii r 1 1 1
clt-tnl:- do liuvi
lilt ailH CO'llllU'li
W (It
not prow mi t x-
, t vi n it (lie wai
li''.ll . J 1 1 1 1 vllU
intiii ami friadna
Hon and tut loiluw iiu; l.w i1..;.h will
In tilli d Willi Ltayt iy and cii.-iin-iii
lor litany ol iti.i )oniii't r lolk.
l;iiic h, loo, me iilM,i:- in iaor, and
bfwrnl ol' Hum- riifliy oc';imoh will
enlitt-n n-x t M-'k ; uncial caiwidar,
evtn aH tln-y ct)iilrilMit'd a part ol
th Cent i it hs to l In vwt-k. 1'or tit
great i r pari, social ev.nt will tit
mosily inlorniiit, bul ol a wholly de
light nil naiiin-. S vein I fu lift ion-
have he n planned In hoimr of Mr
and Mis. C L. S' lecman, who hav
won many f in mis during t lie 1 1 in'
they ha vi lii.nl' (loir home in this
ity, and Hicm- are all lieing looked
loivsanl to with pl'asure.
Women'1 .Missionary SorlH),
The Women 'h MihMtiuai y Society
of the M. K. ( hiireh, South, met lor
their regiil.tr mlfMitii Miu.y class at
tho home of Mrs. W. J. Hughes, on
Spnirc M I eel , Til III Mlii It! I erilOOIl.
The Mibjert of the h s-nii was "l he
Kingdom ol Cod in (he l;nl; I'ouii
lieill," Wllieh wart followed h' Se;ip
llire ieh'siill.
Sex el a I interest tllg pa pet s w l e
read hy various im-moi-is of the so
ciel. "Atllea at lloui'-." was given
h Mis. Siuilh, and '"'I he Servant in
the House," waH lead hy Mis. dam
inon, having a diieii healing on the
home deparlmt nl. while ' I'l.iuiiiii:
the Co-pel in Hie Ih lnail I'eugu," hy
Sit-. J ill rlii n. e.i uh'h r the lit ad (
foreign miisirtiiH ami was rspeeiall.t
lllteiestlllg. 11S It Jlhoill the III IH
Hioii t-Nlahlulo'd by Hi-hop l.ainhiilh.
w ho h'et u red in I his l it ol I hat v i i
trip. That happened Ihl'ee e.il.i ;u'0
The pap r .Mrs. I'urhiu read told ot
tilt advaliceiuelit ami gtuwlh ot tin
mission since thi'.t tmie, hhowitig how
sehools have lieeii oprmil, illiiilMlliil
training I" gun and evangetir-iic ami
medieal Work niai tt l.
1 it ta lis lor i tie window :-ale m xt
Saturday wen- isus--eil. ami at iln-
close of I he no 1 ing all w
missed hy i pea t iiu: the ,oit
cr. The hostess Invii.d lo-i
to ht ilintni; imiin. where
UelollH n 1 1 -esh itienl s w. rveit.
Tilt' llMIIIIS V. el e lllost .eaill il nll
decorated with a prulUMon ol hnijii
summer hlnssoms.
e do,
I'rav
de
utoiherH ctying over their soldier
hu shun ilrt who havft 1 alien in the
can he.
Ci.iuond is ca pi ti red hy the soldiery
and tried aH u tiailor. Alter a time
he is sentenced to he hung. Mary
elings to his hroken heat led mother
through the trouhle und with l.eigh s
aid they try to ohtaln a pardon Tor
him.
In vain they mako lhdr appeals,
and at last the despairing mot her
lorces her way Into the King's pres
ence, Mary following tearfully. Here
again her plea Is ignored and II Is
mil tt nt i I General l(a msey, a close
friend. Intervenes that the pard'm Is
granted and Ksuiond allowed to go
i fee.
The story has a happy ending that
is very realistic. The picture will he
how n at I he Ma jest Ir I heater this
evening.
Itelu-Hojtiit' iiMIiiIh.
Miss la I ii a 1 loue anil Horace
Ih-rg w i-re united In marrlagi at
'he hi Ides hoire at I'endleinn, on
Tuesday. May 22.. The hrid-j U a
ery popular young lady of t hat
city and has .just recently graduated
i loin the high s- honl titer.. Mr.
Heig is connected with the Douglas
County Creamt-iy In this cltv. where
lie is well known and has a very large
cir It tif friends, Tho ynun cou le
will piohahly return here tomorrow
and make their home In North Ito.-a-!
Ul t," -
Following 1 1)4 w edding t ei en.ot'y.
whic h occurred at H o lock in the
evening. Mr. and Mis. Iterg inotored
to Wal la Walla for a short visit.
They a so stopped nt Pol l labile) and
Coivallis to visit hefnro returning
licit lo make their home.
I'li-tty Wet hi Inn Solciiitiied.
A very pretty wtilding occurreil at
t he home of Mr. und M t s. Kent i o
in S.tt tit day evening, when M is.
l da ii. kiii.ni ami William Morian
were united in marriage, with Itev.
W . II I. ah.ii otliciating at the )ieau-
'v hite suow h
dt-asilig enVcf .
snowhallH were
nn the large
made a lovely and
The evergreen and
used In masses and
pillars were twined
t'ot I'.iidc Tea.
j Mr; Stanley Klduer and MIms
fieri rude Itasi have issued invita
tions for a very delightful bridK
tea, to he held at the Hast home on
Monday afternoon. 1 he affair la
planned in compliment of Mia.
U ,Sele man, who departs soon for
the Kast.
in the green and while. A pleasant
eatut- was the numerous "cozy
timers," uhout the rooms, where
II vans were luxurious with Indian 1
rohen and pillows, heckoning invlt-!
Ingly.
After the giiestn were received,
ihey were, delightfully Pntertalned
with a chalk talk hy Kdward Alkinis
a vocal nolo hy Kuth Willia and an :
insirumenial solo hy ijtella Krohn. I
The hantiueiing roonl was heauti- ltri,,' nilh ,lul
fully arranged In the '17 claa colors' The menihers of the IlildRe Whist
llnptM Mlshhnur- Soiiety.
The Baptist Missionary Society
was very pleasantly entertained on
Thursday afternoon by Mra. Klmer
McKean and Mrs. Knaffle Pickens,
the the former home on Short St.
Mrs. K. L. (,ile assisted with a very
Interesting program on "The Gospel
of the Wheel and Afloat." Follow
ing; the program the afternoon wa
socially enioyed with lively chat and
the serving of dainty refreshments.
of purple and gold. Masses of sweet
scented lilacs mingled with the
radiance from the gold candles and
their soft, golden shades. Kacl
tahle was daintily centered with a
huge howl of clustering lilacs, and
its heauty enhanced hy stalely
candle-sticks with golden candles
tnd ( aiittleshades. The place cards
weie cunning in sketches of the high
school emblems and favors consisted
of lovely white carnations, the 17
cliiys f lower. m
The decorative effect was added
to hy twining white hnwthnrne. de
pin pit iris and lilacs in hrass howls Seniors
and woodsy baskets. The evening" 'r'k
was one of laughter and uatetv and
solt music played during the serv
ing of a delicious menu. Many
toasts were given with Prof. F. U.
Hamlin as toast master, and school
and class songs were rendered.
Pretty lUnoUet.
vaJo l amp Ktre (.IrW. The Ladles' Auxiliary of the II, of
The Navajo Camp Fire Olrla L. F.and K. entertained lawt even
ijpent Tueiday afternoon with their lug. May 25, after lodge with an Ice
guardian. Mrs. K. E. J ope. Several cream party at the Palace of Sweets
business details were attended to Twenty-two members and friends
and tne ceremonial rohea weie sent were present and an enjoyable time
for.' A very good attendance wai was had by all
present, and after routine matters :
were completed, the occasion was
enjoyed In happy social manner. At
the conclusion of the afternoon, the
hostess favored with the daintiest
of refreshments
On next Friday, the sjlrls are plan
nlng a picnic and supper at one of
the parks near the city.
Attendee! miina ;niiig:e
Prof. A. ti. Houuet. of tlte vege
table gardening department of the
Oregon Agricultural College, left this
I morning for Kiddle, where he spoke
ai a meeting oi romona uraiiKc
It. A. K. 1ul.
The Itoaeburg
Art
Others attending were Ir. C. II.
!laily. C. J. Jlurd and F. V. Franz
Will Ijrnve lltwpltal
Mrs. K. Moreun. who has heen re-
Embroidery reiving treatment at Mercy hospital
Club have hidden a merry group of
people to Inxonville for next Mon
day evening, where they will enter-!
tain with a gay stepping party, hon
oring Mr. and Mrs. (V I.. Stdernmn '
The bridge Club will extend the
hospitality for the affair, but their
guest list indudes many invited
friends.
Annual SHiool Picnic.
The Junior and Senior classes will
hold their annual picnic next Thurs
day. -The Juniors are planning to
go to the North Imptnia und
have chosen South Ieet-
Cluh was1 extended most pleasant will be dismissed from that Instltu
hospltallty on Wednesday afternoon tfon this evening, hut will not be re-
ry Mrs. h. T. Helieu, at her home covered until after several months
on East Lane street. Many of the of rest.
members were present and the oc- W oruniil ltd
casion went nappuy wun neeoie-i The ia,,ies of 0akIand nrP plnn.
wofk ana conversation, ai tne con- rinfc t0 orpanize a local Red Prow
eiusion or in anemoon me i.osiess cnapter (h(?re earl. npxt week. Sev
Xavored with very dainty refresh-( era! or tne Udiei Bppnt yesterday
ments. . . er with Miss Agnes Piteh'ford. sec-
.... .. retary of the Rosehurn chapter, in
i no iniUN net. i securing Information and making
.virs. j. t. r.nger invuea tne -mm- pIan8 for thelr organization.
Ills to send a happily informal af fc v . .
tiiul ting ceremony
simply hut viMv t
I he hi ide was
fteftllly
Tl. Iters' Pnitv Heliutit till.
The piel t v daticti'f pal I v five!)
Mr. and Mrs C. I, Selei-miin 1
Wednesday evening hy the nieuila
the
of the Tfotl
w as tine o
event v
dames mh
hapi'V coiii1
a-e ml lv .
le. t in e tt
vvom hv tli
attract ie.
a delh ion i
Ihiouchout
dai n 1 1 1 a i i .i
delicate lint
ei n' t nh ii( (he ai nioi
f the hm-1 d -lir.htiul
vear. Tile prot(jam of
rv enjovahie and many: , m
nun-led in (lie ga . j.opulai
i o i ..- i.m was per-. Among
del a i I i nd i nt go mi... ' i s. (:
ladle-: v.ete i 'eciallv I ,; .
ii,...
;ittired I -
l.;iilal pio.-eciion entered (i the
:d rains of l.ohengri n's weddiiK
maich heailtlrully retldeied hv Mi.-S
Cttiid Medley.
I 'ol low Ing t lot ceremonies a ver
':aint silpjiei wa., served. alter
; which the upe were given a happy)
jieieption nt their home on P.urott
; street, where they will ht nt home
, to their many hietids. The groom
1 is a .on. in to Mis. Itenlro and is
emidoved as a Souiheru Pacific
Sclioi d I t t ig:i :i in Fit joytsl.
The fltli and 7 1 Ii grades of "llen
on s, hool were honored veslerdav
hv having ns their guests Conimaiul
ant Markee ami Comrade Kelley, of
tho Soldiers Home, who euter
t lined them with stories of the
Civil War. The following program
which was rendered was greatly en
joyed by everyone:
Star Spangled Manner, followed hy
flag salute.
Address Commandant Markee
Address Comrade Kelley
Piano solo .Clementine Mi Reynolds
Rending. "Our Flag" . . . .Gertrude
Kdr.erton.
It
IliiMiiesM Session.
The Women's Relief Corps mot
at the armory yesterday afternoon
In business session. The usual
routine details were attended to
and plans for Memorial Day discussed.
ternoon with her on Wednesday. The
hours' sped merrily with visiting
chatting and a variety of entertain
ment. At the conclusion of the af
ternoon a dainty tea was served.
Those enjoying the hospitality were:
Mrs. W. S. Hamilton. Mrs. M. M.
Miller. Mrs. J. C. White, Mrs. J. F.
Miss Violet Graham, and
the hostess. Mrs. F.nger.
Recruiting Officer Hall, who is
making his headquarters at the
Grand Hotel, stated today that the
quartermaster corps was still open
and that married stenographers,
clerks and typists were, eligible for
service.
the! Marker,
MCSCLK SORi;.F.SS IEFI.IKVKH.
Cnusual work, bending nnd lift
Worked on ltrtskeis, i ing or strenuous exercise Is a strain
Mrs. .T. K. Fnger invited the ladies on the muscles, they become sore
of the ltasket Club to enjoy the hos- and stiff, you are crippled an In
pitality of her home on Monday af- pain. Sloan's Liniment brings you
Fveiiing at Curd.
Five hundred proved a merry di
version at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Durbin on Tuesday evening.
when they invited several guests in Mrs.
ternoon, and bring their basketry
work. Gay social converse and bas
ket weaving made the afternoon
pass merrily, and the guests were in
vited to partake of a very dainty
menu. Those attending were: Mrs.
W. II. Fisher. Mrs. J. C. Hume. Mrs.
(ieo. Kohthagen. Mrs. C. W. Parrotf,
quick relief, easy to apply, it pene
t rates without rubbing and drive?
out the soreness. A clear liquid,
cleaner than mussy plasters or oint
ments, It does not stain the skin ot
clos the pores. Always have a hot
tie handy for the pains and aches ot
rheumatism, gout, lumbago, grippe
Mrs. William Hell, Mrs. Guy lllack, bruises." stiffness, backache nnd al
At your dr.tgist, 2'c
to make up a few tables of cards,
and also to meet the former's
brother. Thomas Durbin. who iB
visiting here for ten days from Wal
lat e. Idaho. Al ter a number of
games were played, the hostess
served tempting refreshments at the
Mrs.
Marie
Knger.
Flint, and the hostess.
external pain.
2.V.
The Meaning of Our
lohn Os-pald
Piano solo Gladys Carstens
Reading. Rules fur ('lag Hthiuette"
I'aye Goddcs.
Infotituil Dinner Pretty.'
Mr. nnd Mrs. M. K. Rltter t
tended pleasing hospitality at a
prettily informal six o'clock dinner
partv at their home on Saturday
small tables, that were attractively evening. , The table was most dainl
i entered with l-i Ight tulips and I lly centered with a huge bowl of
ferns. Circling the tahle were: Mr. j soft, pink roses, and a delicious
and Mrs. Walter Kurt., Mr. and Mrs. (menu was served. Mr. Harry H.
Floyd Stephens, Mr. and Mis. Lyman j Hamner. of Portland, was the guest
Spencer. Misses Mabel Miller, Kva'of honor. Mr. Hamner was known
Hatey and Clara Smith; Thos. Dur- here as the mysterious man from
BALLOT BOXCS Will
BE SURRENDERED TO
OFFICER OR DEPUTY
Piano solo . .
Song hy school
Me
elyn (Julne
, "America'
bin.
and
and
M rs.
the host
Durbin.
and hostess, Mr.
The piimh tahl
hu H' t In 1 1 h w a
the eveiilne, w
i n :'.ed w It !t a m i
I lavendar i-w.
VV he!
Sen i
IMH
ot
i. and his
and well
lie guests
T. Motian
Portland;
I- i
d
hi ide fs v
known hei
pi e ;ent w e t
ami datulite
Mr. and Mi
M
i. Mi. and Mis
daughter. el
M I'llday for h
lie Uailcjller, Helen
m
Inglon, D. C. and thev hi
been the In- piiation foi u
lltTails telldcieil Ihem
ninny friends here, w ho r
approaching ilepaiture.
i or the
I ro, I;-
Selei man and lit
tin. will leave
home In Wash-
parcu
Meitle
watt. Mrs. i, Catching. Mr.
s V T. Moi ian. of Portland,
' of the crooni. und M.ss Fthel
lllrea.lv
11 il 111
by
Ihetri
lr
tallied
IX O'clo
i at niv al i 1 1
: 1 1 I'hei
a dej,
dinner i
al
il i nl, v lutoi mal
illit. 'I ho- e :
Mires and
Dram. Ml- .
Int. tf.M M
11 r' h w etc i
d u i ing the
. re
a I low
Millet
and M
Mi".
v t .11 ni v
.Inn htl -Sen lor I Eet ep( ion.
Last evening was a gala occasion,
ami one not to be foigntten for the
.luiiior ami Senior classes of the High
School, when the .luniois entertained
the Senior uith i... i i...
t t heir i I 'rtv hv terin n I'hmvii r. ill. ii. i
tlass play at the Antler's Theater.
The ifieptioi) rooms weie a per
'e I l.urvialid of dei oralini; and the
fragiaiit aitiuia td evergreen dtdl
citidv pievaded tlie rooms. The
w.ilU ot one room were atttattivtdv
huiivr with ewigreen. iig.tinst which
Phnit lleltl.
A f nd 1 1 -sum e picnic was en. loved
nn Thursday evening, w hen the I !i Hi
basketball team or the High School
e-itei tained several f the lilch
!-i hool teachers. The North I'ntp
(iia w as! t hosen as the picnic grounds
i'iid here the evening was spent with
se: ing a very nppt-tiiiig picnic
shipper, totiked in the open, singing,
dancing by find ight and weaving
t'ories. Thot present w ere: Misses
Vera Horner. Mavhtlle Wilson.
.Martent. Alice l eland. I.eil.i
nnd Te,I jVwett. Herbert
Cut Itlaik. Klmo Henderson
urge Willed.
the Imperial Hotel, who caused o
much curiosity and amusement dur
ing the carnival.
Infoi tmil Fvenin.
A happily informal evening was rrtrrsivo Sewing SinU'tv.
the pleasure extended by Miss Junfa' Cotdial social courtesy was ex
Young on Thursday, w hen she asked tended to the ladies of the Progres
a merry group of friends in fori sive Sewing Society by Mrs. Geo.
music mid singing, ukelele duets and) Chandler on Thursday afternoon.
Mi i ie
I eut.
O'i'ne,
ami Ct
s Vclm.
arth. o
and Hi
How
Pe.U-o,
Pit utc Thf- Fvening.
A merry picnic w ill be enjoyed this
evening hv a jolly party of young
folk, when they will motor to tho
Maple Grove, w here an appetl.ing
supper will he served and the even
ing bonis pleasantly spent. Those
w ho w ill compi ise tho party are:
Mise Mabel and Anna llryan. Jose
phine Mom head. Junta Young. Helen
Haii.tlton, Genevieve Skinner. Hilde
garde Shoemaker. Alice and K.lith
I'elalld. Fthel Tooe. pess Whartoll.
loasting marshmallows. Those pres
ent were: Misses Mabel and Anna
Hrnn. Jtisephlne Mooihead. (iene
vleve Sklnnet, Alllo Ithn k. Fthel
Too.e; Messrs. Frank IJlburn. Wal
ter Fibber. Frank Clemens, l.yman
Skinner and Knrlcourt Stewart.
Foreign Missionary Stwlety.
Mrs. S. K. Collier was a pleasing
hostess for Hit Woman's Foreign!
Mist ionat y Society at the Methodist j
Church Thilrsday afternoon, when '
they met in business and social ses
sion. Mrs. A. C. Marsters was
chosen president to fill the vacancy,
left by Mrs. Davidson. A very good
attendance wan present and a splen
did program enjoyed.
Pit iilcej at Maple Grove.
Rev. Spencer's class of twenty
two young people of the Methodist
Sunday school motored to Maple
Grove on Tuesday evening, where
Ihev client the evening hours In plc-
Needlew oi k and social commingling
was the pleasant pastime of the af- designate
tern oc n and when the hours had boxes usf
sped, the hostess favored with a de
licious lunch.
UhMIe Rett Cross Dame.
The Riddle Red Cross very lelight
fully entertained with a dance at the
pavilion there last evening. Many
couples were present to enjoy the
occasion and Oil's Orchestra played
for the event. Many Rosehurg peo
ple attended the event.
Knirngetnent Is Announced.
Mrs. Schiller H. Hermann enter-'
tained at a very pretty afternoon tea,
nt her home in Portland this after-;
noon, announcing the engagement of
her daughter. Miss Flora Hermann, I
to Roy Kenny, of I.eona. The wed-'
ding is to be an event of June. Miss
Hermann is well known in this city,'
and has visited here several times
tti Is year, when she wa widely en-
Sheriff George Quine today re
eel ved the official receipts which
will be turned over to persons who
return the ballot boxes to his office
following general elections held un
der the provisions of a new law
adopted at the last session of the
St-it" I egiclature.
I'ntler t his law the clerks and
Juues oi u.o-.iju t.re entrusted witl
the ballot boxes, which are to he tie
livered to the sheriff or his deputies-
at any pip the former officer tnav
For instance, the harlot
at Perdue Tiller. Can-
yonville and Days Creek will here
ufter be delivered to a deputy shcr.
iff at Riddle and will he brought to
Reselling by the latter official. Ir.
the event the sheriff compiles w ith
the law it is estimated that several
hundred dollars will he saved hv
the county following each election.
Fnder the erstwhile system it was
necessary for a judge or clerk0'
each precitu t to bring the ballot
box to Rosehurg. for which he w as
allowed liberal mileage.
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Bible Scliool 9:45;
Lest We Forget - Lest We Forget
Memorial Sunday
MAY 27th
Christian 10 a. m.; Preaching 11 a. m.;
Services and Subjects:
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I la it iM "Tiirtr (,'
Clil Kli.ni '( 'o,,,),,,
Mi'tlintjist Kiusruna
I'm l ti'i ian (.''it'."
Cll.'ll w ill Mils. "'IVlltllljv mi tin
M V.. S, .nth linn. . 1.. 1-M.lv will
.Y,M) , ',.', ,- ,,-, .
Sudden change of temperatur
and underwear bring spring coldg
with aluned up bead, tore tbroat
and a-eueral cold Byjuptoms. A dow
of Ur. King's New Discovery is sure
relief, this happy combination of
antiseptic basalms rlears tbe bead,
soothes the Irritated membranes and
what might have been a lingering
cold is broken up. Don't stop treat
ment when relUf is first felt as a
bait cured cold is dangerous. Take
Dr. King' :.?v Discovery till your
i!d is gone.
lli:H ( tll.I I'l.ANTH.
Wo are now prepared to book or
ders for ht. Valentine broccoli
plants, grown from the purest seed
obtainable. Umpu.ua Valley Fruit
Union.
CALX. FOIl COCNTY WAKRANTH.
Notice is hereby given all person
holding Couuty Warrauts endorsed
'Not paid for want of funds," to pre
sent them for payment at the office
of the County Treasurer of Douglaa
County, Oregon, for interest thereon
win cease auer tun uaie ui iuib uu
tice. Dated at Rosehurg, Oregon, April
20, 1917.
J. E. SAWYERS,
County Treasurer.
Mrs. F. D. Owen
CUT FLOWERS
POTTED PLANTS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
WEDDING DOQUETS
PHON58
OreenhiHi.e B-FIU City 414
Why ftre II and
ant letters In
P the most Import
the alphabet?
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HlF G H I J
pKLMNO
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(tecatise you couldn't have lleef or
lTui-k without them!
Wo carry a complete line of beef
m.l rurk. especially designed for
ni,'e and forkl You will be pleased
vith the meats wo soil you. If it were
lot so, we would not tell you!
The Economy Market
(ieo. Kiilililiimen, Prop., I'hoxo M
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Wr:jrr r-m :'.fat as iTT-l-
Stop at
Hotel Umpqua
New and Modern
BEFORE
buying a
CREAM
Separator l-Hi
See the Latest.
Model
S1IAR.PLES
Suction Kced
at. the
11
Douglas County Creamery
imp (Ir.unul."
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r.
M. MEMORIAL SERVICE AT ARMORY
AUSPICES G. A. R. AND V. R. C.
Address by Rev. V. II. Eaton. Subject, "Mn,nj."
"(!oil trill mcard thtvr tiind hero fx of ours
Am) rorfr them ovrr ti lth btaiitiftil jloircrx."
C. W. Younj; & Son
REAL ESTATE
Ronds. Loans, Rentals
Fire Insurance, Notary Public
11g CASS ST. PHONE 417.
VOI NC PEOPLES MEETING AT 7 00 P. M.
8:00 M. UNION SERVICE AT METHODIST CHURCH
In Honor of Graduating Class of High School. Baccalaureate Sermon,
Rev. E.A. Warrington, Subject: "The Young Man Joseph, Facing Life'
Real Estate
City and Farm Property
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Asent for
Westlake and Winchester Itay
Town I.ota.
GEORGE RITER
K! Wt Oak Street.
STOP AT
Hotel Grand
Cass St., Roseburg, Or.