The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, September 27, 1913, Page 3, Image 3

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Mdse. ordor); Buff Wyandottes.
John Voung, Koseburg, $1.50; (
Mallard ducks.
.Tohn Voung, Roseburg, fl; Buff
Cochin bantams.
John McGee, Roseburg, 3.00
(Mdse. order); 3 Tolousa geese.
Harold Kruse, Roseburg, $1.50
Golden Seabrlght bantams.
Johii Young, Roseburg, , (1.50
best exhibit.
Louis Kohlhagen, Roseburg, $1
best exhibit.
Eletha Kruse, Roseburg, $2.50; 2
lbs. buter.
bydla Bretzke, Dlxonville, $2.50;
(Mdse. order); 2 lbs", butter.
Gladys Taylor, Roseburg, $1; plate
of gems. ;
Marjjorle Brown, Roseburg, $1;
glass of conserve.
Marjorle Brown, Roseburg, $1;
apple pie.
Leta Bellows, Roseburg, 75c;
hand made towel. '
- Roberta Harralsnn, Roseburg, $1;
hand embroidered dolly.
Roberta Harralson, Roseburg, $1;
sugar beet.
Roberta Harralson, Roseburg. $1;
bunch tf celery,
Louis Hinsdale, Roseburg, $2.25;
bread exhibit.
Geo. Olinghouse, Winston, $1.00;
beans.
Cendell Hinsdale, Roseburg, $1;
sunflowers.
Leon Evans, Roseburg, $1; egg
plants.
Fred Bellows, Roseburg, $3; In
dian Runner ducks.
Bertha Kohlhagen, Roseburg, $1;
one Kohl Rabl.
George Hinsdale, Roseburg, $1;
jar of jam.
Marjorle Brown, Roseburg. $1;
cookie3.
Leslie Butner, Roseburg, $1;
green peppers.
Leslie Butner, Roseburg, $1;
THE HAT SHOP
Has just received a complete
assortment of plush in soft
crown and tailored effects
We invite your inspection.
THE PERKINS ANNEX
Are You Loyal?
Are You Useing a Roseburg Broom?
The best on the market for the money.
The' will last longer, and your work will
be lighter.
You will be helping a home enterprise and
making a greater Roseburg,
Every merchant in Roseburg is. selling
them; so be LOYAL and demand the home pro
duct. Whist Brooms at all Drygoods and Drug
Stores. All are sold with money-back guarantee.
Free Seed For Planting.
R0SEBU1G BROOM FACTORY
ELECTRIC; COOKING
There is no need now tojjbother
with Wood, Coal, Gas or Gas
oline. Cook by Electricity, the
cheap, the convenient, the mod
ern way. The rate is reduced
so that it can be used for all
purposes. js
DOUGLAS COUNTY
LIGHT & WATER
COMPANY
bunco of celery.
Ieslle Butner, Roseburg, $1;
green tomatoes.
Mary White, Rosebui, $1; hand
niudo centerpiece.
Elbert1" AfhworOi, Roseburg. $1;
bunch of suighuih.
Maggie Conn, Roseburg: $1; one
cake.
Maggie Conn, Roseburg, $1;
squash pie.
Mugsie Conn, Roseburg, $1; cus
tard pie.
Ruth Bradford, Roseburg, $1.50;
pin cushion.
Ruth Bradford, Roseburg, $1.60;
necktie holder.
Mark Butner, Roseburg, $1; pep
pers. Mark Btner, Roiehurg, $1: to
matoes. Ruth Bradford, Roseburg, $1;
cake.
Fred Bellows, Roseburg, $1; Shet
land colt.
Capltola Dyer, Myrtle Creek, $1;
cushion cover.
Helen Grey, Wilbur, $1; three
gourds.
Marjorle Brown, Roseburg, $H; i
ono towel.
Fay Mett. Roseburg. $3 (Mdse.
order) ; bread.
Dewey Kruse, Melrose, $1; crayon
drawing.
Evelyn Russell, Roseburg, $1; pot
plant.
Bertha Kohlhagen. Roseburg, $1;
cucumber.
l.oiils Koninagen. Koseourg,
red peppers.
Eva Acker, Myrtle Creek $1; pil
low shams.
General Hxliibit.
Following are the premium win
ners In the agricultural and horti
cultural competitions In the pavilion
exhibits:
Frlllta Apples.
Best box any variety J. F. Bretzke
3rd.
Best box Gravensteins C. M. An
derson 2nd.
Best box winter bananas, C. M.
Anderson, 1st.
Best box lady, C. M. Anderson,
1st.
Best box Red Cheeked Pippins, C.
M. Anderson, 2nd.
Best box Bellflower, C. M. Ander
son, 1st.
Best plate Spltzenbergs, Peter
.Ines, 2nd.
Best pinto Xewtowns, Peter Jones,
2nd..
Best plate Rome Beauty, Peter J
Jones, 1st. i
Bust plate Red Cboeked Pippins, !
Peter Jones, 3rd. I
Best plate Gravensteins, Peter I
Jones, 2nd.
Best plate Ortley, Peter Jones, 1st. j
Best plate Waxen, Peter Jones,
2nd.
Best plate Spltzenborgs, F. B.
Clark 3rd.
Best plate Baldwins, F. B. Clark '
2nd. ;
Best plate Spokane Beauty, C. M. ;
Andorson 1st. j
Best plate Winter Bananas, H. A.
Crow 2nd.
General exhibit, I.. B. Skinner & :
Sons 1st.
Best box nftplos, L. B. Skinner & '
Sons 1st.
Best box Northern Spy, L. B. Skin-
ner & Sons 1st. j
Bvst box Red Cheek Pippins, U B.
Skinner & Sons 1st. j
Best box Spltienberg8, L. B. Skin
ner & Sona 1st.
Best box Newtown Pippins, I.. B. i
Skinner & Sons 1st. i
Best basket exhibit, L. B. Skinner
& Sons 1st.
Best basket exhibit Spltzenbergs, '.
L. B. Skinner & Sons 1st. 1
Baskt exhibit Newtown Pippins,
U B. Skinner & Sons 1st. I
Banket exhibit Baldwins, L. B. j
S'k Inner & Sons 1st.
Basket exhibit Northern Spy. I. B. '
Skinner & Sons 1st j
Box of Gravensteins, R. R. Clark
2nd. '
Plate of Gravensteins, G. C. Powell
1st.
Plate of Red Cheeked Plplns, L..
B. Skinner & Sons 1st.
Plate of Gravenstein, S. D. Cooley
3rd. i
Pears.
Best box Bartletts, C. M. Anderson
1st.
Plate of Winter Bartletts, Mrs. R.
Jennie 1st. i
Prune. I
Best basket Petite, C. W. Bradford j
2nd.
Best basket Italian, C. W. Bradford
2nd.
Bent basket Silver, C. W. Bradford
1st.
Hn-t basket Italian, C. M .Ander
son 3rd.
Best basket Italian, Peter Jones
1st.
Best (reneral exhibit, C. W. Brad
ford 1st.
I'MU-llc.
Unit box Mulr, C. W. Bradford 1st.
B. box lemon Cling, 8. 1). Co;I-
The Wardrobe'
1(17 Cass Street
Formerly the Vienna, Having
bought out the place and reno
vated premises, am prepared
to do ail cleaning and pressing
work at shortest notice. Re
pairing a specialty. Phone 303.
C. F. Williams, Prop.
It Solves the
Problem
How shall a woman wear a
watch? This has long been a vexed
question. Some have carried their
watches in handbags, some have
used chatelaine pins, others have
employed neck chains. No one
of these methods answers all the
purposes of convenience and
adornment. The
Wrist Watch
solves the problem of how a
woman should wear a watch. It's
decorative, convenient, practical
and stylish. Buy your wifo one
for Christmas. Solid gold Elgin,
like Illustration
S55.00 and Up
Same n silver $35.00. In gold
filled (slightly larger In size) as
low as $18.00.
A. S. fluey Co.
Ilosi'lmru's Loniiiiiu; Jowt'H'rH.
RICE & RIPE
REAL ESTATE
AND
INVESTMENTS
insurance and Notary Public. We
solicit your buainess on our past
record.' We have n fine line of
all kinds of Investments: Farms,
Fruit Farms, Berry, Stock and
Dairy Ranches, City Property nnd
Business Chances. SevernI good
( businesses for sale: Rooming
Houses, Butcher Shop, Confection
ery Store, Drug Store, Art Store,
Grocery and many otber good
bargains. If you can't come In
write us for full particulars.
RICE & RICE
Rubber
Goods
When you bujr nibjjj-r
gooil tlicro Is only one
kind Ibut you should buy,
anil that la rubber goods
if the very lient quality.
When you buy ono of our
guaranteed Fountain Hyr
lne we return your
iii"in-y If It in not satis
factory In every way.
Osburn
Pharmacy
Alexander's Park Lots
Are going fast. LOTS GO FERT FRONT. 250 FEET IN LENGTH,
Hieing tho Umpqua River, will soon be gone, big oak shade trees,
bathing, boating, fishing -the iluco for lao professional man that
spends hnlf his life lu office. Invest in time before all are gone..
Only 20 to be sold. Inquire Box 14G or
Umpqua Land Water Company
AT NEW ICE PLANT.
BEAR SEZ:
"Whene'er I'm entertaining
And wish to please my guest,
I buy things of tne grocery store
Where I'll obtain the best.
Where Campbell's Soups, a
dainty fare,
And canned and fiesh fruits are
And vegetables of every Jund
Both staple and in the jar.
For Good Groceries Go To
A. T. MARSHALL
Quit the Long Profit Credit Plan
Try The Cash Plan
Will Open About October 1st, 1913
Large and Complete Stock of Groceries
"THE CASH STORE"
THK 8TOHKTIIATWIM.SAVE YOU MUSKY
12,1 CASS STltUHT.
rr
pelf
Obey that impulse! The fine
joy of automobile ownership
may now be yours. Ford
prices are down within the
easy reach of the untold
thousands who have waited
for the coming of the right
car at the right price.
Klv hnndrwl inl'ar la I lie new yn'.Co of tho Kurd run
bout; the touring car In flv fifty; thn inwn rr aeven
fifty lt to. h. Detroit, rmnjtlete with pttiinnent. Hot
cnmloK and particular- (ruin U. W, Bur" fit, Itwhiirx.
Oregon.
Church Brothers
BAKERS
Our bread, cake and pastries are made out of the
very best of materials. Try them once and
you will always be a customer
PHONE 35 105 W. CASS ST.
Bicycles, Bicycle Tires,
Base Ball Goods
.Inn rfveivnil a large ahlpnivm of Meyrlea. Bicycle Ttm and
It-no Hall Goods. Call and see what I have before you bur
eUowtorit, If you buy that liuyi le now, 1 can uiaka It an ob-
'ri to you.
J. H. Syke's Gun Store
TtOMKIIl'I'.a. OltFC.'OI
fll'I'imiTK I'OSTOI-IICK
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