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OfMMICV, AtTT4T, rCVt 10, ltM, tuna ma Children Cry fpr Fletcher's U A 1 1 I I I l If A I I i if - v liiiiiiiniiif 11 ' 111 The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been In use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of - and has been made under his per fTLjCTr,, nl supervision since its Infancy. vrys. 6u, ijow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good " are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against. Experiment. WhatisCASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Props and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its ' age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishnesa arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, alas the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural Bleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of . Indian Blanket Machine Maaji ' . y xi . PENBLETOM. On-vJuiy. Th picturesque Indian ha bean outdone at his own cristas! ludwetry of n. ins blanket!. Navajo of this vicin ity are dressing almost, exclusively in the blanket, modeled after the lYndleton woolen will. While un surpassed in it Held a s rug. the native Navajo weave I too heavy for a body covering, and i being dis carded by the red men In favor of i ho machine-made article. Pendleton blanket . have won a reputation throughout the world. Pattern used In the blanket. modckD atter the Im'.lan design, are is distinctive a those of the Orient or ancient Egypt. Old Carpets Now Made Into Rugs' PORTLAND, July . Worn out carpets or woolen goods of any kind can now be converted into rugs of any desired weave by the Northwest Rug company, which has just added to its equipment the latest and most efficient machines in the market. Many of the hotels and theaters of this city have been supplied with rugs by this factory, an order of 300 rugs for Welser, Idaho, has Just been filled, and a large number of mail orners is being received front points as far distant as Hawaii and Alaska. EUK8 INSTALL OFFICERS In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought Miss Ella Rwconoy Came to this ; business matters and visit with city from Wilbur today to attend to i friends. CANNERY WILL OPERATE SUNDAY Account Large Amount Fruit on hand it is necessary to run Cannery Sunday. Women wishing to stem Cherries, will be paid 45c per box, which is time and a half. The Rupert Company, Inc. Phone 310 Roseburg, Ore. CHICAGO. July 8 The Elks closed the business session of their the newly elected officer and de cided to launch an immediate drive 'order' member from 700,000 to 1.000,000. William M. Abbot, of San Fran ' Cisco, succeeds Prank. L. Rain as I Brand exalted ruler. r Milwaukee won the baseball cham pionship of the order from Chicago i to day by a score of IS to 15, I In a hand contest with nearly 10- organlzatlons competing, the band of aBr the Detroit lodge took tint money, Milwaukee was second and Atlanta wa third. . I Recommendation that 20,000 acres of virgin land be acquired In the Cascade mountains near Bend, ur. to provide a bunting and vacation preserve for Elk, was vote today by the committee on the good of the order. Final action will be taken at the convention in Los Angeles next Irvin Cobb, who will. Inspect the site, Twenuty-oinie Big Events Just One Good Thing After Another Chautauqua brings seven days of wholesome entertainment, splendid lectures and Inspiring music. Twenty-on different attractions all at a price so low as to appear almost unbelievable in these days of "sky-the-liinlt" . costs. Two dollars and fitly cents buys a season ticket admitting lo every program of the week. High school students $1.50, children's tickets $1.00. .Below are a few of the feature events. An Evening in the South Seas Native Maori Singers presented by Elllson-Wblte for the first time In America. Illustrated lecture on New Zealand by Leila M. Blomlleld. 1 Piay--4K.ndHng" 10 Splendid Lectures lo Musical Programs 21 "Count 'Em. MYRTLE CREEK NEWS Mrs. Mary Whlnole and daughter. Annette, spent the 4th in Myrtle creek visiting relatives and friend and attended the plcnio at Lees Creek on Monday. The population of this town was widely scattered on independence day. Most M our people attended the celebration at Tiller, many went to Oakland, some ventured as far as Ashland, and a good many stay at home got as far as Lees creek, where two picnics were held on Sunday and Monday respectively. Miss Edna Kirby is visiting with friends in Huirt. Calif.. A family reunion was held at the 3 OT.VV- - : sfW electric cleaner;; mf;. "M- V v . . I ' -. . . il . si . . al . l ."TdTTsil 'fo'l'! 1 . j el . ilo i . . i k i ..liTilii J The Quickest Cleaning, Ever ! is accomplished with a Royal. The extra wide 'nozzle j cleans a 14 inch wide swath of ruat every stroke and the i powerful suction instantly removes every hit of dust, dirt and litter deeply imbedded dirt as well aj all the threads, lint, crumbs and odds and ends on. the surface. This is just one of the features cf easy and speedy cleaning; for which thous ands of discriminating women have chosen the Royal Electric Cleaner. Why not let us show you Low thor ough a Royal cleans by Air. Phone us for demonstration in yciir own home. Uhlig's Electric Store All That's Bfsttn Things VJcctrtcai "-j r-; Mary Adel Hays Return engagement of prominent New York soprano. Mary Adel Hays possesses one of the finest coloratura voice In Chautauqua world. '-'Kindling" Spli'iidld production of Charles Ken yon 's metropolitan success by the Maurice Browne Players. A power ful play admirably presented. Royal Welsh Lady Singers Noted ladies' choir from ' Wale. Great Britain, under personal direc tion of Madume Hughes-Thomas. Two concerts on third day. Alaskan Duo Lona Lasku. native Alaskan soprani, and Hulduh Voedisch. A duo that will surprise and delight all music lovers. . ' ' Judge F.G. Bale One of the country's foremost lectur er. Formerly of the Juvenile Court. Columbus, Ohio. Hear Judge .Bale by all means. The Parnells Two of the cleverest musical enter tainers on the platform. They will "strike twelve"' with you In two pro grams the sixth day. Raul Pereira Prominent Portuguese violinist, for merly Court Violinist, and bis splen did string quintet. Two Concerts Fourth Day. ROSEBURG July 17 to 23 Tickets on Sale at Marsters,Red Cross & Hamilton's Drug Store, and any Bank in Roseburg No. 168 Branson home on S. Myrtle last Sun- da'r- .... C. J. walker 1 stiriering irom a lame back this week as a result of; a blow from fulling rock Irom the; steam shovel. Mr. Frank Marshall, our druggist, : Is Btill confined to his home with thei omoll rwiv PIMa Conn In also re ported to be ill with the disease. This hot, dry, weather makes us j all wonder what we could do If a ral rim were to break out In our I burg. There seems to be plenty of : gas to furnlsn all tne joy ritiers, uui j when It comes to pumping water to 1 fill the city reservoir, that's a gray home of a different color. The water! and light system in tnis town is a disgrace, and the people are getting nretty tired ah" paying good solid coin of the realm for something which they can only behold with the eye of imagination. R. R. Harrlman of Eugene, preach ed at the Christian church last Sun day morning and evening. He will nreach on the first and third sun- days of each month from now on until Septemner. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wright, former u..t. UvrtlA erek. hut who rntwoiii. v. - now live In Portland are renewing old acquaintances nero mis Mrs. Jennie layiur, m ", .. Is visiting her sister Mrs. T. R. Dun navln. , .. . Mr. and Mrs. cnas uyer visum relatives here the first df the week. Mrs. Dyer was formerly miss iena Dement. . ... BMrs. Angle Dobson is visiting her daughter In Tacoma. u- mnA Mrs 1 A. men have re turned from a ten day camping trip on Lee s crees. Oregon Growers Acquire Canneries 8ALKM. Ore.. July The Ore- con Grower's Co-operative essocla tlon, at a meeting of the directors held here yesterday announced tne acquisition of the Sutherlln cannery and fruit parking plant, ine prop ertv Is located in -Douglas county ana in inuiunu "nil - ti u'ci"-" for fruit drying and canning Is also equipped foi' the manufacture ot lime-sulphur and fruit Juices. A contract for the construction of a 24 tunnel drier at Carlton has been awarder by the association to a Port' land firm, while a modern prune packinc plant I to be erected a1 Forest Orove. At Medford the Asso ciation is rushing the work on a large packing shed adjoining the as sociation's cold storage ;iant. The packing plant at Kiddle I half completed, while foundations for a similar plant at Myrtle creea are In progress. On Friday. July is. the associa tion will hold a meeting for the pur pose of giving members an opportun ity to Inspect the plant at that place. It was also voted by the associa tion to hold summer meeting of the grower in the Umpo.ua. Rogue River So Ifainanns In Town - I.ocal dealers today reported a general banana famine. No bananas were to he found in the city, and tho wholesalers state that the supply is very short over the entire Pacific coast. I. O. O. F I'nlon Rnrnnipment No. 9 I. O. O. P., Rising Ntar lxidge No. ITS l MUHiK IMtlKCTOKi. nOSKIti ltd I.OIIfJK NO. I01:l, I'nl tel Brotherhood of Mainlcnancc ol Way Kmpjoye and Hnilwny Hhop laborers. Affiliated with the A F. of L.'Meets at Moobo hai! tbi first Wed., fourth Sat. nlchts and third Sunday of each month. J. F. SMITH. President. W. J. MEREDITH, Reed. Secy GEO. MAC IVER. Fin Sec B. P. O. K.IKS, rvoscrmrg fAHlge, No. 820 Hold regular communica tion at the Elks' Temple on each Thursday ot every month. All members requested to at tend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to attend. A. J. LII.HURN. E. R. IRA B. RIDDLE, Secy. CAOI.KX, Roseourg Aerie meets lo their hall on Jackson St., In 2ni and 4th Monday evenings of can month, t g o'clock. Visiting breth ren In good standing always wel come. FRED F. CbAR , W. P. P. - VICTOR MICKLU, W. P. B. T. OOOUMAN. Secretary. I. O. O. F. Itlilctaflnn ImIra No. 8 Meets In Odd Fellows' Temuie. corner Jackson and Cass Sts., on Saturday evening of each week. Visiting brethren aro alway. wel come. VICTOR BOYD, N. O. A. J. OKDDFS, Rec See. J. B. BAI1.EV Flo. S-c. O. B. fl., Roseburg ctiapu-r So. 8 Holds their regular meeting on the 1st and Srd Thursday In eaco month. Visiting members In good standing are resrectinlly Invited to attend. I. BONA ABRAHAM. W. M. FREE JOHNSON. Secy. Lodge. No. 41, 1. O. b F. In Odd Fellon i' Temple RKI1KKAIIS. ttoseourg Itebekah . Meeta every week on Tuesday evening at the Odd Felloas' hall. Visiting mem bers In good standing are Invited to attend. EVA I.KNOX. N. C. BE1AM HTEPHENHON, See. ETHEL BAILEV. Flnnn. -c. LOYAL OltHtn OK MOOSE. Rose burg Lodge No '10S7 Mocts sec ond and fourth W-anesday even ing of each month at o'clnrk In the Moose hall. All visiting bro ther are Invltea to attend. C. W. CLOAKfl. Dirtstor. H. O, PAitOKTEB. SecreUry Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple, every Thursdny evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. FOSTEP. BWTNER, C. P J. II. UAI1.EV. H. P. OLIVER JOHNSON. R. 8. JAMES EWART, F. S. KMOIITS OK rVTIIIAh Alpha Lodge No. 47. meet every Wed nesday evening, cor. Jackson and Cass sts. Visitors always welcome C. A. CHAMBERLAIN, C. C CHAS F. HOPKINS. M. F. B. B. WIMBERLY, K. R. 8 VKKJIIIIOH.H OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No. 49 Meets on 1st and 3rd Monday erenings. Visit lug neighbors Invited to attend EDITH CHURCHILL, O. N. TILLIE I. JOHNSON, Clerk. WOODMEN OF WOULD. Camp No. 125. Meets In tie Odd Fellows' bnll In Roburg ever 1st and Sru Monday evenings. Vis iting neighbor always welcome. H. CAR RICK, C. 0. M. If. MILLER. Clerk meets In the Odd Felloe ' Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. VICTOR MICELLI, N. O. E. A. PETTEY, V. O. J. EARLE PICKENS, Rec. See. M. FICKLE. Financial Sec. L. O. T. M. Rowmg Hive No. II, holds regular reviews on second and fourth Thursday afternoons la Maccabee hall. Sisters of other hives visiting In our city are cor. dlally Invited to attend our re views. Maccabee ball on Cass street. LOUISE LOCKE, Com. JESSIE RAPP, Col. fi . I. P. A A.' StVLaeret txxlge No. IS. Regular communication 2nd an i fourth Wednesdays each month at Mason! Temple, Roseburg, Ore. Visitor welcome. A. A. WILDER. W. M., W. r. HARRIS. 8ec The H. R. K. I. A. Union Meeting will be held at the Maccabbee hall every first and third Wednusdays of the monlh. in OPPORTUNITY IS WORKING OVERTIME "Opportunity hasn't missi-d a working day since the Garden of Ed--n was laid out In building lots." So wrote a pr-pular writer six years ago. But that was before the war. Today opportunity Is not only putting In a full day's work, between sun-up and sun-down, but it Is working overtime. The country has never been so prosperous. Take advertising,' for Instance. There's opportunity right here In these pages for the men who sell. for the men and women who buy. Don't miss the advertisements. Taey are guide post to h-iler buying. They will save you money. and Willamette valleys.
