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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1911)
V5.: SHOWING STOXK-S IMTKXT GATK IX OI'KI!AT!. OATH MAXI KACTI HIXG 1'LAXT. Illinois Mini Here and Is Thinning to Kstiihllsli Fnoloiy. y Who is the mail or woman, boy or girl, who has not enjoyed swinging on the old homestead gate at some period in their life. Those who have not had such pleasure missed a great deal of joy, and no doubt many have wrestled with the old time-worn bars that led to the raw pasture or the road, swearing audible at thn nk. to farmers and Interested parties for the past week or ten days. The model is a full sized farm gate and is made entirely of steel and steel wire, and is the only gate we have ever seen that can apparently be relied upoi, at all times.. The gate exhibited by Mr. Stent always opens In the opposite direc tion from approaching teams and h absolutely at the command of tin operator ut any stage of the opening process. It can be opened nnd closed from either side, which is a great ward clumsy things and wondering advantage to anv one driving stock U'hn ........ 1. 1 .... . who woiiiu invent a better ,.f getting in and out of the premises. All sorts of gates have been built, to the one that drags on the ground and skins the toes of the boy who tries to open it, to the patent affair that is supposed to swing of itself and usually does not. But the prob lem seems to have finally been sat isfactorily solved by Mr. W. G. Stone of Knoxville. Illinois, who has per fected a gate that meets the most exacting demands made upon it. Re cently Mr. Stone came to Iioseburg in search of a Western headquarters for a manufacturing plant. Delighted with the advantages that are offered here, Mr. Stone set up a model of the gate and has been exhibiting it us It can be opened sufticiently to al low one or more anlntalsTo pass, and if It is desired to hold others of the drove the gate can be instantly and easily swung buck to its place. It is so ndjusted that any child can oper ate it, tflld ones not have, to atight from a horse or rig to get from or to the premises. This gate is operat ed by a hand-drop attached to a lev er or arm, Is a neat and ornamental affair, and any projierty owner might be proud to have his premises boast of such an excellent and labor-saving device. The model shown by Mr. Stone can be seen next to the Tele phone building, on Stephens street, just south of Cass. Mr. Stone, who patented the gate. Reduce Your Grocery Bill by duying your fall stock from us. We quote you a few prices we have to haye to offer for the next 30 days. Let us figure with you and save you money before buying elsewhere. With every $3 cash spent with us we will give you 15 pounds of Granulated Sugar for $1.00. Keep it in mind when you read our astounding prices that our quality can't be be beat here. Yelobnn Milk 3 for asp 2 lbs. Knncy London Layer Rais ins -; Seedless Halslus, per lb lot: Large Fancy Peaches, per lb.. 1.1c Fancy Kvaporated Pears. Hi. 17 He Funcy Dates, per lb l'-Jfcc Fancy Figs, per lb 124c 1 dozen Fancy Lemons ,1.1c GO kinds Fancy Candy, per lb.25c English Walnuts, per lb 120c 1 qt. hot. Armour Grape Juke.JOc 1 pt. hot. Armour Grape Juice.. 'JOe CKAt'KKHS Fig Neutons, per lb 17!$c Vanilla Snaps l"Hc Lemon Snaps l"?fcc Sultana Fruit Dlscuit tr,c Ginger Snaps 121ic German Pretzels 15c Grape Nuts, per package 15c Fancy Cleaned Currants, lli.lliije Post Toastles, per pkg lOc Wheat Hearts, per pkg :25c Cream of Wheat 17!c Two for 35c Oyster Crackers, er lb lie Soda Crackers. jer lb lie. Corn Starch. 3 for 25c Arm and Hammer Soda 8c 80c K. C Raking Powder 75c 25c K. C. Making Powder 2(c Large package of Oatmeal 30c Wheat Flakes 25c Fancy .lap. Kice Oltc Fancy Head Rice "He Broken Rice 5c Imported S.irdlnes er can 15c Domestic Sardines, per can 5c Carnation Milk 10c Quart jar of Chow-Chow 25c Quart Jar of Sour Pickles 20c, 1 pint New Orleans Molasses. 20c 1 quart New Orleans Molasses. .35o 6 gal. New Orleans Molasses. 5c Quart c:in Corn Syrup 15c 5 lbs. Hellirope Syrup 3c 10 lbs. Helitrope Syrup 00c 1 Bottle Blue "He l Bottle Ammonia 7ic 7 dozen Clothespins - 1th; :li)c 25c 25c 15c I5- Largo Package Gold Dust 20c 28 bars of Hammer Soap $1 21 bars B. White Soap $1 21 bars Sunny Monday $1 21 bars Crystal White' $1 ALL COI'FKK 5c per pound oil ALL Tl'. 10c per pound olV Gallon Apples lor Gallon Catsup title Gallon Peaches 50c Gallon Cherries Gallon Apricots 55c Galion Pumpkin 35c No. 3 can Blue Hlbbon Pears. 25c No. 3 can Blue Rib. Peaches. 25c No. 3 can Blue Rib. Apricots... 20c No. 3 R ed Ribbon Cherries No. 3 Red H. Royal Ann Cherries No. 3 Kraut 12 Vic; 2 for ... No. 3 Hominy, can B. R. Oysters, No. 1 II. R. Oysters, No. 2 25c 3 packages Mince Meat for... 25c Pint Jar Mixed Pickles, sweet.20c Pint Jar Sweet Pickles 20c Pint Sour Pickles 15c Lima Beans, per lb He Navy Beans, per lb 7c Mexican Beans, per 111 He Bayo Beans, per lb H!tc Bulk Oatmeal (I1ic r'LOl'H, r'KKII, HAY, (ilt.VIX ill Jobbers' Prices. MKATS Armour Fancy B. Back Armour Fancy S. Pork Armour Extra Bucon. wrap'd.25c Armour Fancy Picnic Hams 15c Armour Fancy Shield Hams .. 22c Armour Fancy Lard. 10 lbs. $1.15 Armour Fancy Iird. 6 lbs ... 70r Swift's Pride Cleanser, can 5c Fancy Blue Rib. Tomatoes. I2Hc Fancy Blue Ribbon Corn 12'jc Fancy Blue Ribbon Peas ... I2'ic Fancy Blue Ribbon Beans Wr 20 lb. Box Crackers l.:i Ami many other bargain imi nn meruit lo mention. CALL AVI) l.KT I S FIa i!K WITH VOI I IHc rc Also save all your coupons given for cash and get yourself a full set of Rogers Guaranteed Triple Plate Silverware. Ever7 piece guaranteed for five years. This offer is open for three years only. SPECIAL We delives free twice a week in North Roseburg, Edenbower, West Roseburg and South Roseburg. Yours for business, R. STUBBS ulso has other valuable patents in the way of mouse and gopher traps that are models of mechanical Inge nuity. In addition to manufacturing gates the plant. If erected here, will be equipped to make various other articles that are every day necessli ties on the farm or in the home. There are certain parts of the gate that are made of cast steel, and Mr. Stone id at present negotiating with Portland and Eugene foundries In re gard to castings, nnd if the steel can be had here at right quotations In order that the gates cuu he turned nut to the farmer at attractive prices the plant will be established in Hose- burg. The establishment will give employment to 40 or GO men when fully equipped and running on full lime. Mr. Stone anticipates a big demand fur the output of the factory as he already has a lot of orders from people who have seen the model and want to-yt the gates In, and he be leves the demand will steadily in crease. p A Dish Sale in July! 3 Here's the quality, the style, and the chance Hi to save 25c on the dishes you need. - g The dishes are not marked up, nor marked y down. Read the price and for every i dollar you give us at prices . g tm - given, we give you 2EZ back 25c. 'm Pure Food Store 5 Phone 1 St 225 N Jackson St - rauiuuusuutuuiuuiutuuu; I.Ol.W. -NKWS. 3 cottage organs as good as new. Cost tUio; l-'o and fii. L. II. Rhoades & Co. Tlio Roseburg Book Store Is head' quarters for the genuine Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen. dsw Your own Initial embossed on writ ing paier and envelopes bought at Roseburg Book Store. dsw 4ltt It. K 8.MICK $ Physician and Surgeon, 4 Rooms 1 and 2 Abraham Bldg. $ Roseburg. Oregon. 'f :S 1R. FIXLAY. IS Dentist. f- Room S, Bell Sisters Building ' ELECTRIC FANS Electric Laundry Irons, Electric Toasters, Electric Hot Plates, Electric Fixtures of All Kinds Electric fluid Heaters CHURCHILL-WARNER CO. Consulting Electrical Engineers Good Goods and Good work or none. Phone 260 Opposite Post Office The best the market affords In lleef, Pork, Mutton and Veal, at the Cuss Street Market, Give na a trial and be convinced. Louis Kohlhagen Proprietor 11)7 Cuss SI reel, Phono 10. Free Dclivcrr to any part of the Clljr. CALL ON W: COFFEE Practical Painter, Decorator, Paper Hanger FOR ARTISTIC WORK Call at Shop, 504 North Jackson For Estimates LOCAL -NKWS. Try Gold Star Polish on that line piano und see the results. L. II.. K bonds & Co. dtf C. S. Miller of Yoncalla spent the lay in Roseburg intending to busi ness mailers. For washing mirrors and windows. Hold Star Polish Is the best ever. 1. !!. Rhoades & Co. dlf I. W. Howard of Myrtle Creek spent the (lay In Roseburg nttendlns: to business Interests. Fountain pens cleaned and re paired at the Roseburg Buok Store. Work guaranteed. dsw K. M. Cook of Myrtle Creek was u business visitor in Roseburg for i few hours today. Ourdon A. Fory will open a vocal tuiiio Septe.nber 18. See him early for best hours. 4:17 N. Rose aroet. dsw 18 T. .1. llowiuun of Myrtle Creek irnnssacted business matters In Roseburg tor a few hours this morn-111!-:. Yon are disgusted wllh furniture polish of all' kinds now you try ilold Star und he pleased. I.. II. Rhoiides & Co. dlf Com niclor Frank Clements has nmiiHiiced the erection of n modern bungalow for Mrs. 11. W. Strong. The residence occupies ail Ideal slite on South Main street. ni-iin In and see the swell line of full and winter samples just received from Ed. V. Price Co., Chicago famous tailors. Over five hundred laniples to select from. Satisfaction tuaranteed. Sloper. the cleaner and uri.sBer. tf No. S.MJ was the winner of the splendid prize of $20 worth of merchandise at Joscphson's on Saturday, August 5. ! Winnie Gaddis THR PLUMBER 4 Agent for Sne Water Filters. Removes all impurities. Skylight Cornices Heating Ventilating Phone 2101 LONE STAR LAUNDRY -n- PHONE 380 And our wagon will call lor your bu id'es. Nsw com plete equipment. Family work our specialty, and prices right. Far rand Brothers, Proprietors. Roseburg Oregon FIRST CLASS LAUNDRY work is most dusirablo to anyone visl iiij; their linen to possess that particular linisli so necessary to jjooil taste in dress. We Do That Class of Work One Trial will Convince. ROSEBURG STEAM THE ECONOMY MARKET GEORGE KOHLHAGEN, Proprietor)! Wholesale and retail Bulchor. Tne best the Market aflortln. All kinds of Stock bought and Sold. PllOlH: Ml Roseburg, Oregon LAUNDRY 0. C. BAKER - - Proprietor OEFICE NORTH JACKSON ST.-PHONE 79 1. :mmm::::tu:rj:::::::::::t:tmj::::4;i 3 I 3W B LE0NA MiL L5 LUMBER CO FfPANY n H Lumber, Lath, Shinies ami Dry Finish l.niulir Doors ai.J Wiii'Iows of all Kinds. rilnon lincir link Htrpi't.' 'PhoneUll ROSEBURG, OREGON ft :i9 : i ! 4 l CHURCH BROTHERS' A B R E IT'S GOOD BREAD IT'S NEVER SOUR Pies, Cakes, Pastries of all Kinds I CASS STREET PHONE 135 DELIVERY "CWIiliV THAT ISKI, I I' STAIItS ami .ut thai iiinc talilc In the kitchen." That'll hw It rimh. A I.I. Till-: IIDI'SU j In what you dnil when nu come her? to buy. You have a plenty j to seleet from and everything vou i.urrhase In fliirahlo ami reanoniiljly I,rh'-d. I'ltlt K IIKIIVC'FU III Kl'MMUH. Rice & Rice ; Tlie House l'urnishers ! Cass Street I When you come to town J Don t forget to visit the I Water Front Dry floods Store SherkUin Streets for Your Suits Up-to-Date Suits from $10.50 to $25 Everything newin the suit line Overalls, Shirts, Hats, Caps, Shoes We can dres5 vou from head to foot cheaper than you can steal the goods. CIVK US A TRIAL. Golden Star Polish D. J. JARVIS Makes Old Furni ture Look Like New ll ( miM', t.i mi lii ilic luiitr r rtpt'tl 1 -, " ii ;! dollar ((iiiiitH. 'nioiisitncls ir il'iUMt wnrth of ritrnHinc Ix niln I .',tr hv lint use (if hi rrioi I'nU-hi' Unit rohtulll AHil, Alkiitul, I.iviiu,. ii ml Urtl, which "i !i ., ( t;ii k, rnu und tlitHtrnYK the l.r.t . ';Mn Star" rriliri(un liti-h itil Ii'ihmt" r(muin linn of ihvHV :i r it . r ill l:iKi''1lMttH. It U t lie 1'nnhiii tf tin Sun hh Soil; Niitnr' own ifim-ilv. a nuttn.tl fund fur the flntnlt. fl.jt t to it St-w l.lfn, rontroliiK and i! i li: Jtfi orliitinil hutcr. I.t'rtve i Iwinl 1 1 -i it iMit mirfrtn t h lit will not iiiii, (! l Hlirkry or in'rfl illi(t. Keeps The New Always New L. II. RHOADES, 2nd EST Man Phone 317