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Kidd's Grocery and Peoples Supply Co.
Vosburg Bros, and Economy Grocery
Patterson & Riggs and Morgan Grocery
Try KERR'S
Rolled Oats, Wheat Flakes, Farina and Hot
Cake Flour
KERR'S Best Patent and Dalles Diamond Flours.
And you will take no substitute.
Kerr-Gifford & Co. Inc.
FURS WANTED Any amount. Why be so sour wnen you can Duy
large ,r small. Highest prices paid, a good mixed candy at 20c per lb. at
31 Jitney Office. U. F. Shields.
I the People's Supply Co.
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ARMORY
Thanksgiving Evening
November 24th
Seven Piece Orchestra
The Dance of the Season. Come
HILIMU'.X AIXHT XKW
PLAX FOR RECITAL
I10I8E, Idaho. Nov. 22. In an ef
fort to make children think for
themselves, the grade BChools of
Boise have adopted what Is called the
"socialized recitation." The system
1b not only meeting with Buccess but
Is attracting attention from sur
loundlng Bchools. according to Miss
Dora Thompson, general supervisor
of the grades.
"The main Idea of this work,"
said Miss Thompson, "is to teach the
child to think for himself and not to
Relieve a thing Just because someone
else says so, or he sees It In print.
It will teach him to think for him
self when he reads a patent medicine
ad' or is told some startling 'they
say.
"The Idea Is oarrled out In every
study. The teacher simply leads the
discussion, keeping It In the proper
channel, and drawing out the opin
ion; of the child.
"It develops Initiative as well as
preventing the child from 'skimming'
the lesson. The boy or girl has to
get the Idea expressed In the lesson
or he or she cannot talk about It.
"No, the Idea Is not new. I used
It ten year ago, but It has not been
general In the west until recently.
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IIEAVKK SKINS COSTLY
GENERAL ADMISSION, - 25c
GENTLEMEN DANCING, $1.00
i
An AIL Season
'.Car lor the Entire
Family
MITCHELL
OAKLAND
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SEDANS
AND
COUPES
J.F.Barker&Co
"We Have If
ItOSKIiriUI. OIUCCtON.
llOZEilAX, Mont.. Nov. 22. Pos
session of four beaver skins cost I
T. Sample, a trapper, $2:U dollars
when he appeared In court here and
pleaded guilty to possessing the skins
illegally. ; ,
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Tickles
Corns
to Death
First Stop All Pain-Then Feelf
the Corn 01
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net, Qetrldo! yonreorne. If jou bavs
Iroseburgs
g Ja us help yen
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linens KueMt tow
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dm pes.
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now seen eorn tlcklM to dnth. (net
rplr few elropo ( llcii li" to yours.
Then watch Ihnt corn til peacefully m
If II h.l ton. to lri. K.n II linottiin
tit li ph-n. of dead Uln that jou
can lilt runt oft wllh Tour nntrn.
(tot rtr thorn now. Vour dmctiit
n "OnU-lt." Oo.ie but trltl or
Eothing at all if it mm. Mia. br B.
awraoo Co. Obleaee.
Sold In Iloscburf by W. F. Chap
Veterans and Ladies
Have Social Time
The 0. A. R. and W. R. C. hld
their social meeting at tha armory
Friday, November 18. A large crowd
was there to enjoy the splendid pro
gram and dainty refreshments that
were served at the close of the pro
gram. A Jolly good time was had
by all. We were very much pleased
to have Mr. Riddle, the commandant
of the soldiers home and bis .wife
with us and we hope they will come
often to our meetings, where they
will always be welcome. Mr. Riddle
favored us with a speech which was
enjoyed by all. The following pro
gram was given: America, sung by
the audience; vocal solo, Hazel
James: vocal solo, Lucy Mllllken;
Recitation, John Hamlin: vocal solo,
W. E. Page, accompanied by Mrs.
Fisher: vocal solo. Mrs. Minnie
Chandler: violin solo. Mr. Ilrew-
bakev accompanied by Mrs. Fish-1
t; speech by Mr. Webb: dance by,
John Hamlin, accompanied by Mr.
Page on the violin; vocui
encore, Mrs. Fisher; violin solo. Mr.
Page, accompanied by Mrs. Fisher;
talk, Mr. Sanders; speech, Mi. Rid
dle; speech, Judge Fullerton; March
ing through Georgia and several old
time songs, sung by all. The .pro
gram was enjoyed very much. Mr.
Page gave sevoral selections on his
harp and altogether we had a very
enjoyable time.
Mrs. Dena Pago,
Press Cor. Reno Post.
DOES YOUR FOOD DIGEST?
Ml-O-Na, that's thi name of the
best prescription ever written for
Indigestion or stomach distress.
Guaranteed by W. F. Chapman.
Writer Lauds
Operators as
Real Heroines
One of the Incidental points which
I have noticed In several stories of
calamity is the heroism of the tele
phone g'rl.
A fire breaks out In a high offlc
building. The girl at th. twiti h-
board calls up every office an 1 tc'--
(he occupai.tt to get out
A dam breaks, and a fl'ivl runh.-s
lown the vniley. The tele; 'line ffl?
stick to ;l tir pos:s and se'.'i word
ahead, tnd save many lives
A liurgl', come? in the night: a
frightened woman calls police
station, but before she gets In her
call, the burglar strikes her e,iseles.
The telephone girl intuitively knows
th meaning of the interrupted tall
and tells the police where tha trou
M Is. f
Such things as these I remember
to have read.-':
I do not know of a town where the
people do not complain of the tele
phone service.
In common with my fellow men.
I, too, have seasons of impatience be
cause the service Is not better.
Rut every now and then I consider
how wonderful it Is that the service
Is as good as it Is.
I read how our boys In France
broke out Into cheers when the first
contingent of American telephone
girls arrived. I cheered with them.
I have used the telephone In many
foreign countries, and can testify
that In comparison with the service
there, the American telephone girl
Is an angel.
She has a pleasant voice. She Is
habitually courteous. She is re
sourceful. If once In a long time her
Job gets on her nerves, so also does
mine.
I stood a few days ago beside the
central operator In a large railway
station at a time when trains were
coming in In considerable number
and many people were wanting tele
phone connections In a hurry.
I was Impressed bv her quiet, cour
teous demeanor, her voice that did
not rise, and the rapidity with which
she did her work.
She was doubtles above the aver
age telephone girl, and had a more
responsible position than most of
them: but she it not the only one of
her kind.
I,et me suggest that we all try to
be a little more patient and courte
ous toward the telephone girl.
In the first place. I think she de
serves It. In the next place, I think
It will Improve the service.
Dr. William E. Harton, In Rich
mond, Va Evening Dispatch.
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POSITIVE PROOF that YOU are an
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No. 25 and 30, 8 o'clock. Free.
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We worked on Camels for years before we put them
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There's nothing else like Camel QUALITY. And
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That's why Camel popularity is growing faster than
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A better cigarette cannot be made.
We put the utmost quality into
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KOHLHAGEN BUILDING
Phone 390
Roseburg Plumbing &
Heating Co. .
212 X. JACKSON ST.
Our llnsliieKs Is Plumbing
Improved Plumbing.
If we attend to your plumbing
it wiil be done right.
DELL V. RAST
' PLUM HER
OFFICE PHOXE
"He Serves You Right."
PLUMBING
AND
HEATING
Jobbing a Specialty
SCOTTBROS-
Phone 407 Main and Oak
ABOUND THE TOWN
Ooo'lch Ttr Sernn.
A. Lockwood Motor Oo.
4
Bee tu.
Goodyear
drags.
Tire Service.
Ford
Arundel, plans taneu fton lH
.Burn Utaa coal and e l dfflr
ence. H. J. Dena. Phone
PennsylMma Tin Benin, tt
us. Ford Gsrai.
Fennsrlranla Tire flemrn. Aek
os. Ford Oarage. I
Dance every Saturday night, Mac
cabee Call.
SPIRKLLA CORSETS Made to
measure. Belle Case. Pnone 3D1-L.
Ooodrtcn lire Beroee.
A. Lockwood Motor Co.
flee us. Z
Jess, the Shoe Doctor, has moved
from JackBon St. to 123 Oak St.
Palnleaa extracoon of teeth at
room S. Vfasonlo temple. Dr. Nerbaa.
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. J" CA01 ST. K.
The Owl Says:-
"SEE ME TODAY"
"See me today and get meuured
up for your new Fall suit or oer
coat. I guarantee a perfect and com
plete satisfaction. Wonderful vilwt
125.00 to $50.00. Come to nj Hon
today and remember that I do eleu-
Ing. nresslng and repairing.
llie choicest of groceries, lot
us help you Willi your Thanks
Riving Dinner.
Phone 63.
Economy Grocery
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DELinoiS
Home Made Fruit Cake
August llerk's Very UcsU
For your Thanksgiving Dinner
we have Lady Fingers, Maca
roons. Cream Rolls, Cream
PulTs, various Fancy Cakes
and Pastries. Call at
Oregon Bakery
323 N. Jackson St. Phone S41.
FREE
Extra Trousers
with every made to order suit
and the extra trousers will be faultlessly tailored U1
vldual measure of the same material as the suit.
want to eeonomiie here your chance. Your suit
as long with second pair of pants and the extra .r"
cost you a cent.
ROSEBURG CLEANERs
SO N. Jackson i. P. DfLLARP
Did you ever stop to think?
In (Bl fF'
Churches may be closed (six oaX" ut ttr
schools two days; the post office bm
dayi; the bank, and itore. ditto. Bt "( , W,
know a day off, not even an hour-
every day In the year, every year ' ,
or panic, winter or summer, day o tHllt
are on the Job to keep you supply
fortable. ...,- oF THISt
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