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Newspaper Page Text1 9H.QU 0 WVVt, S2avm fcvuBr. rhXbXt, OCi'OUKR II, 10J. 15th. Holiday Special Sit NOW. If y01 wou,d fotos the bys in France you must get them in the mails ty nov. Remember the place CLARK CLARK Over Roseburg National Bank '"Is rrjKHE,i:ji mrhi .unnw s.xeiiil-r i'jda m REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY L. WIMBEKLT W. H. FIHHKB (J. V. 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'lal No. Niuil" Addreys Setter, All reel. Melrose. Scott, Thomas, .Mi'lroHi'. Stcnsctli, .loliti, Voucalla. , Slonsetll, Krtk, Yonoalla. Stearns, Hurry Clicoowelli, Yoncalla. Saiolnvoll, Wlllii l (I Karl, Yonoalla. Khal'iT, William Henry, Sm ln-rHii. Nlalcr, llli-hiii'il Thomas, Siilhorlili. SiiiiiniiiK, C'liarlcs Sli'war:, Snllil'lllll. Sweat'hiKon, Ora, lirain. SwoariliKi'ti, .1 fill li , ltraiti. Slnlcni, Jim' Harrison, Itiviili'. Sutherland, Forrest James, Itruln. Slocilm, Harry, KoscburK. .SlnulKct', John Henry, I c ok'Oiu l K. KliiKlotoil, Walter, KomOiurt!. Stephenson, .lames J., KoHiihufK. Slnrtni-r, 1. other Francis, ItoHelmrj;. Sawyers, .laiui'H I'Ju rl , !(iii"Imi'k. Sin 1 1 Ii. U'illiain Cariolt, Itoscburg. Schwartz, Fred, llosehut'n. Htrawn, William II., Koscliutg. Snyder, Henry Francis, Kohi.Iiui'";. .Sing; Woiik, ItoscbutK. Slc.-rrlll, Joseph Milton, Itoseburg. Sinllll, Frank Finest, Oakland. Sinltll, Samuel Thomas. Oakland. Stewart, Kailo IJr.van, KoHohuig. Snoildy, Charles I'l'he, ItoselmiK. Shoemaker, Samuel John, Kosolmi'K. Schelllng, l-'reil Klmor, Ailu. SiiKahord, Menry llenjaniin, Canliucr. Snlo, .liilmiir Johannes, lliedsport. Selltiltens, lletljamin. datdinol. Swank, lioy ' 'levelanil, O.inyonvlllo. Sosinons, William lleiherl, Cn ny on ville, Sullivan. Jerome Franklin, ('niiyonvlllt' Shook, Charley Columbus. Oakland. -Smith, Charles William. Oakland. Hpoouor, Frank, Oakland. Stiltle, James Nell. Oakland. Sullierlln. Krecl, (lalilanil. Sai'kn, (It-over t'levelaml, ttalilaliil. Snell, (.Viilce llieharil Willard, Hi Shatp, l.l'lle'it W tntielll. I 'i M'-tilt ty . Sleep, Iioimla.i Titppi r. Vtlliitr. Si-hultz. l-'reil lllli, Uoi-el nliV'. Stitnner. Sanioel V,, lie: . Iitifti. Stlllnlio. Titlil I'n-siiui, tl'. liilale. Slope, Clark CI iy. I Menhnwer. Shove, Sainie l, l.'onelntrx. Stilton, t'halles Minion, I la. Salloy, ,1'ihii llllfitiill. I.eoua. S'ephen-.. lonnmnil oliwr, O.tldaMl. , Sai-ka. .Nt i t lil in .1.. IIom Inn k. Slnik. t'lalenee Alln'l'tie. I.ei.mi. Spi H-'ir-i. 1'ihv nil l-:ry, l.ei na. Sn'h'-rl.iliil, .ti ll. I tin Sunt, Ivan M , (llalla. Hlimtxin. Ilai-rv Vavui-M. ,l t lie t'tei k. Si-ImiI., l.iiiits Jul ens. I.iena Slur, t 1m ar la-onalii. lie i. tint r. Senrli', I la-ililin Hen pi inlii, I;.,? . -I.n T I III!' lielltl. !'.. ft .lillnie,, II t.sel: p I . Siiitileteii, l.i:nn t'liarhe, llorelinije Smith, Hi. Iii-M Ijneiv, llnil.ni' Siephens, Al a. 1 tilppua. Soloiimii, tleeia;.. .Ii.l.lnn, Willmr. Stialu e, '. Mlinni liale, lliisi linr ;, Slallner, Wallaee lloi-im. Il.i-elnu u'l.ntlnni.il i Inlii. V,.; (.....l,.f,'; !M:'..!i ! '. mmmmt KxWi ..Mi,.U..4V.B.-i.-..u- Mothers Know That Genuine Castda Always ' V, ;,!.-lltn:l)"'1'; :' ( ... ,i,i. vr-i! Ko-t l-oii!-i-- I l;'liVlV'"'v,''vl'll"1,'"" I Jiinvral.Noi ' nt i !;,-;,.,., ;i:-i,m'- ... ieSMU'M-1 : .,, -:vr li t. , e.r.-.'f bi.a'iiiauiro V of ZiWiF rV'-'MilMll If t r w In Use For Over Thirty Years ADMIMSTftATOIt Si WL'EKLV HFiOJlT ON FAIR. PRICES. For week ending October 12, 1918, ut Kosi'burg, Oregon. Cnnniiodity Consumer Should Pay W'hwat Flour, per 1-1 G bbl, bag 10 ? .75 " $ .8.' Wheat flour, A'J lb. Hack '. 3.1 G 3-0 Hurley flour, mr 1-10 bbl., bag 10 75 ,U liarlity Hour ( bulk per lb 07 .08 Hye flour, per 1-10 bbl., bag 10 S5 .90 , Uye flour (bulk! pt'r lb 07 .08 Corn flour (bulk) per lb 08 .0! Kice flour (bulk) per lb 12' -l" CormiH'ul (bulk) per lb 07 .08 Cormneiil (paeknge) per lb 01) .11 Victory broad ( prlco per lonf) 6 oz .10 Oatiiieal or rolled oau (bulk) per lb Oil .10 Oatmeal or rolled oatH (package) per lb ' .11 .14 Kino, unbroken, Hlandanl quality, per lb. 14 .15 Hominy or hominy griiH, per lb 08 -0! Sugar, granulated (bulk) per lb 11 -.12 Ueaim, witite, navy or pea, per lb 10 .12 fleanH, colored, pinto or any other colored variety, per lb.. . .10 .12 I'otatoeH, while or Irinh, per pk 03 .04 Onions, per lb 04 ,0f KalniiiH, needed (per 16 oz. package) 12 .15 PrutieH, medium Hize (00-70) or 70-80) per lb 12 .15 Canned tomatoen, standard grade, per 20 oz. No. 2 cun 15 .17 (-'aimed corn, standard grade, per 20 oz. No. 2 can 10 .18 Canned peaH, standard grade, per 20 oz. No. 2 can 10 .18 Canned nalmon, tail pink AlaHka, per 10 oz. No, 1 can 20 .25 Canned, salmon, tall red Alaska, per 10 oz. No 1 can 30 .40 Fvapoialed milk ( unsweetened) per 0 oz. can 0!) .10 Kvitnorated milk ( iinsweeiened ) pr 10 oz. can 17 .20 Milk (bottled, dipped) per (t 15 .15 Hulter, creamery, per lb. 70 .73 Oleomargarine, per lb .40 .45 Uggs (fresh) per dozen , 50 .55 Cheese, American, full cream, per lb 40 .45 Laril, pure leal" (bulk) per lb .38 hard, pure lenf tin tin) per lb 37 .3!) Lard substitute (in tin) per lb :sn .III Bacon, breakfast, sliced (standard grade) per lb 55 .05 fork chops, per lb ' 28 .M2 Hound steak, tier lb 22 .25 Hen, year or more old, dressed (not drawn) per lb 20 .25 Fish, fresh, salmon, per lb 18 .20 11. I.. KI)I)Y, County Food Administrator. MRS. BENNETT HAD SUFFERED 18 YEARS Was lu Red WeekH at a Time I nablc to Move Now I)(kth Her Own Housework. YOU CAN'I EIND ANY DANDRUfF, AND HAIR STOPS COMING OUI i two iditK ui;i:(.o mi:s Alii: Kli,l,i;i) in action. Save Your Hair! .Make, ft Thick, Wavy, C lossy and lleaiitiful At Once. Try as you will, after an applica tion of Danderiue, you fun not find i single trace of dandruff or falling iiair and your scalp will not itch, but what will ph-ase you most will be af ter a few weeks' use, when you see lew hair, fine and downy at first .'pR but really new hair growing ill over tlio scalp. A little Danderlno linmeiliately loubles the beauty of your hair. No Hffereneo how dull, faded, britt le itid scraggy, just moisten a cloth .villi Dnnde.'ine and carefully draw it. (trough your hair, taking one small itrnud at a time. The effect i Im itediiite and n mazing your hair vill be light, flulty and wnvy, and ia ve an a ppen ranee of abundance: in incompai able Initio, softness and luxuriance, the beauty and shimmer )T true hair health. lift a ruuall buttle of Kuowlton's 'anderine from any drug store or 'oilet counter, and prove that your hair is as pretty and soft as any hat It has I een" neglivtnd or Injurt'd !y ra relets treatment. A small trial bottle will double the beauty of your hair. (adv.) ('(H-i'.-ln ,111'f Sll'.pemb'd The cinn t yrsti'i d:'V U cl. uiub r id vireni'-et the mori u tf-.e uw'closure ase ol David K. Hurst, executor in :be est.tt.' of Margaret F. Hurst. d--ei'.ised, s. the defendants. Win. V. Hurst and Ku Hurst. ;Hiitileil Se;ond l.ieiilenant W. IV Hell. (.r the ItoMe (-..nreetion-fv.' bar. tfcently receied his an 'M)i,i('n"iil a n'toikI lii'iilenatit in the 'oca I Orei' nn ( I tiat d: and has been nerftirmtnt tho.-'e (lutjes at the Inst .Vv nieeldnrs nf the company. Mr. Hell was appointed to Company in -hv place of C. uv Cordon, w ho for ineily held that place. Mi':- Kul'eit 1'icheite and son were ni r from (laliland today, Only nrrtctly Tresn voeetablefl nre served nt the !rand IteMtuuratit. WASHINCTOX, Oct. 11. The ar my casualty lists announced today totalled 820 names. These Included 182 killed in action, 05 missing in action, 370 wounded severely, two wounded slightly, 124 died from wounds, 58 died of disease, : died I from accident and other causes, 12 i were 'taken prisoners. 1 .Six Oregon men were included in the lists: Robert A. Sherwood, of Portland, and Chas. W. Jensen, of Carlton, being killed In action; Fred K. Aune, of Dayton, and Herbert 11. Kdgar, of Tillamook, died of wounds; Frank T. Clark, of Tort land, and Win. J. Ilerg, of Astoria, were wounded severely. (From Port Unipijun Courier.) The driving of the piling for the Winchester Hay Company's mill foundation has been finished and the erect ion of t he building will soon sta rt. .1. O. Watson, attorney for Port of l'mpo,ua, was lu this Tuesday. He bad met with the r.t their regular meeting in (1 her ihe night before and came to lleedsport the next morning to get a breath of fish and locate his fu ture icsidence lot. the cily Port "For the past eighteen years my wife was a sufferer from rheumali.-m in one of its worst foi'ins," said Wii- , Ham Bennett, who is employed by j one of the large saw mills at Red I mond. Wash., recently, I "Whenever these attacks came Ion," he continued, "she would gel so weak and crippled up that she would have to take to her bed, where she would lie for two or three weeks at u time, suffering untold agonies and unable to move. Her left foot was drawn up and twisted so with I tain that she seeny-d to be perma ' nently crippled, and one finger on her left hand was drawn all out of j shape so it was useless to her. Her iritomach, too, was all out of order, she had no uppetile, and although she was just as careful as she could be about her dieting, her food would sour on her stomach and cause her great distress afterwards. Her ner vous system seemed to be shattered, and her rest was so broken at nigi'it that she could hardly sleep. Her arms and throat appeared to bo withered, the skin soft and flabby, and she was just about as miserable as anybody ever gets to be. For years she had been too weak and ail ing to do any of her housework, and what time she wasn't in bed she was barely able to get around. "I consulted specialists about her case but she could give me no hope, and I took her to one of Ihe most celebrated health resorts in (lie coun try, hoping she would be benefitted through drinking the water, but it seemed to do her no good. Then she tried all kinds of medicines, but not till she started taking Tanlac did she find any relief whatever. After ; taking a few bottles of this wonder- ful medicine we are prepared to say 'that Tanlac is the only thing we have I any faith In. Her last attack of ! rheumatism was all ot" two months J ago, and she hasn't had a twinge i since. Her twisted foot is gettihK back Into its normal position, and ithat bent finger is getting straight and supple like the others. Hei st omach is in such splendid condi tion that she can eat anything she wants without suffering any bad ef fects afterwards. Her arms and neck are filliue out, and are plump and firm, and she sleeps like a child I every night. She is now able to do I all her housework, and she Is in bet ter condition that she has been in many years." Tanlac Is sold In Roseburg by W. F. Chapman, in Riddle by D. F. Kverett, In Oakland by Miller Drue Co., In Olendale by the dlendale Pharmacy, in Oardiuer by (lai iliner Drue Co., and in Yoncalla by C. P. Huntington. NO RESTRICTION ON MXI.INO WHEAT I'OR NF.i:i. Yes I Everybody Takes Coscarets Only 10 cents I Harmless cathartic for sluunish liver and bowels Feel ful'v! Cheer Ti'fcp '- r:irets to liven your liver and clean the bowels, stop headaches, bilious ness, bad breath, coated tongue, snl- ..f..i.e;... Si. 1. 1 . ,. . niirlit take Casearels and enjoy the nicest, gent lest liver and bowel cleansing on ever experienced. Walie up feeling grand --everybody's doing it. Casral'ets best laxative tor 'children. They gladly take this I pb-a-ant candy rat hart ie because it n Ver gripes or sickens like other I thin;:. LIBERTY THEATRE TODAY "No Children Wanted" W llh Gloria Joy A sympathetic Drama. Love's triumph in a loveless home AMI " When Macbeth Came To Snakeville" Special music by the Hoy Artist 4 -piece Orchestra M.itiiuc L:;i) Kvcnintf 7:0-9:00 (Douglas County Agricultural News) We have had itmuiries from a number of the fanners aMin whether they would be permitted to sell wheat to their neighbors for si-ed and whether they would be per mitted to sow wheat on slashings for the purpose of "hogiiiiig" down next Fall. The matt el lias bee.M taken up with the Food Adminisi rat or and he assures me that there is no re striction on a farmer selling gram for s"ed and that no objecMoti will be made to him sowing whatever seed that is necessary to seed his slashings. In fact we think that this 'is a good practice wherever possible t t seed the slashines, as it furnishes a very cheap feed for hogs and pork is as much a war necessity as wheat. i i, mi:. We are assured by the Slate l ime 'Hoard that they will be In a position to deliver lime early this Fall, The 1 price has not yet been definitely set j but It will probHbly not exceed $ t 'per ton f. o. b. Roseburg and may be j a little less than this. I There are a large number of fartn lers in .Douglas County who desire make a practical test of the value of j lime on their farms, and now is a splendid opportunity to do so, but if yon expect to take advantage of this opportunity to get reasonably cheap lime your order should be made up immediately, as there is no question but what tlie demand is oiiiK to ev ened the rupply and orders will he Tilled in the order in which they are received. It will pot be profitable to buy in smaller than carload lots, and this will make it necessary for eommun! ties to combiti their orders. We Gifts W SOLDIER. Bf That will be ap preciated and will take up but little space in his Christmas Package lv vlsuuliztiti.m ur !!.. llim,!:n..s of o (. t . '""Ivlw'w: ;em-s,t Itini r, pianind. There are liimint.-Pil)le (l...siKi.s fur K.-t.-ction ami ' w.i lUt up to Hit' roimt:.!.".! ol ll.in slot', lor honorable im-r-,hu,li",, uronUt h.v tmi.tet-erartsmei, it. the jewelry business. A. S. Huey Co. Roeebur;,', Ore. The HALLMARK Store j SAD COED! HEADACHY . AND NOSE SFUFFED 'aM's Cold Compound" ends colds and grippe in a tew bouts. Take "Pape's Cold Compound" every t w i, hours until you have .alien three doses, then all grippe mi.M t y got s and your cold ill be hrnkeu. 1 1 prompt ly oetis your rhf'gd-up nos'rils and the air as.--age.s of t lie head : stuns nasty l :s eharge or no--.' I'unniiig; relieves the headache, dullness, feverisline--. miv throat, snce.iug, soreness anil still ness. Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blow ing and snuffling. Kase unir throb- bin i: heitd - nothing i-Nc in the world Jves such prompt i 1 i as "PapeV, Cold Componjid," whicli co:s only a few cents at any drug srore. It aeis v.-ithent assistance, t;isi s nice, ;,im1 'hiis"1, no iiicoiiveni' nr.'. Aeci pi no ;-'.lbs:itilte. Mrs. F. C. Drew, who bad b.-en p'-ndin. the sumnier here, this MiM'iiing lor her Inline in San Fran- ' ircn. She ,.s ace(1n!.;ii.ii-(t lu I' G. O. McGilvray, the veteran tele graph operator and lineman, was here irom Canyonvillo today attend ing to business matters. Mi. Grant liaymond and little daughter, of Portland, arrived hero this morning for a visit with Mrs. Raymond's brother, A, S. Huey. al If villi !:. ( er theie The Grand China noodles, them. (un, v lie wiit iit Kesianrant serves tho best ever. Try Arundel, ulnno tuner. Tbnne IXft?,. xs. Mart 'ii m BETTER THAN CALOMEL Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a Harmless Substitute. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablete the substi tute for calomel are a mild but sure laxative, and their effect on tho liver is almost instantaneous. They are the result of Dr. Edwards' determination not to treat liver and bowel complaints with calomel. His efforts to bani. h it brought out these little olive-colored tablets. These pleasant little tablets do the good that calomel does, but have no bad after effects. They don't injure the teeth like strong liquids or calomel. They take hold of the trouble and quickly correct it Why cure the liver at the expense of the teeth? Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the gums. So do strong liquids. It is best not to take calomel, but to let Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets take its place. Most headaches, "dullness" and that lazy feeling come from constipation and a disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets when you feel "loggy" and ' heavy." Note how they "clear" clouded brain and how they "perk up" the spirits. 10c and 25c a box. All druggists. M AflllNK KI'l-UltlNC i- ti..' une as machine shoe making; Hi- s.iine method is followed. Doti't l.uy new ho.-s when we can repair yn in- used ones and make them equal new. Tlnse are days of thrift and "ii should save all the leather you 'an. We'll help ynu. Let us save the:,, eld shoes fur you. v. s. ii()v.i;i (exMlvcar Shoe liepnirer. Jackson St. Here fATMilill VANISHES. Cm' Tn'ntment Tlmt Ml Stif-foi-ee 'nn llely I iw.n. If you want to drive eatarth and all Its diSKiistitiit sni.tonis from your system In the shortest possible time, un to your drui-'Kist auk ask tor a Ilyme.et outfit today llieiithe llM.moi and It will rid you of catarrh: it Kites such quick relief that all who use it for the tlrst time are astonished. lIvotTiel is a pure pi. iisunT anti septic, which is breathed into tlie luiiKs over the Inflamed nietnhrane: It kills the catarrh erius. soothes the sere spots, anil heals all itiflam inatien. Iou't suffer another day with 1a-tii.-rh: the disease is ilanperotts and i.Heti ends In consumption. Start the Hyomel treatment todav. No stom ach dosiiic. no spravs or douche-;; lust l.ieathe It that's Mil. A.-k the Ke.i Cross Pharmacy. 1 I Aihilts 15 ecnts. Cliiklron 10 crnts. W K. II. ill. of Harney County. ho had been here for two days attend lns to business matters, left this morning for AuUud. We want two thousand ptmiuls of FANCY dressed old Tom's, fancy youni, Tom's wt.l.nfi .over twelve pounds dressed, and ancy oldlKn luiks. We must have tl'fm for slPm,nt this week and next. Fancy Price-Sec us at once. Peoples S upply j Company i