The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, November 21, 1913, Page 3, Image 3

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Mr. and Mrs. G. N. W. Wilson, of . vested a bountiful crop of hay. He
Isadora, were In the city Saturday. !s always experimenting and some
They grow 14 pound turnips, three' pCtB to be the enual of Bur
pound carrots and an abundance of ; da e!tPe 10 De lne enuai 01 uur
ua i.t nnA .,..imnn,A.. rn henk. tli wizard of the vegetable
the evening of the Fourth of July, 1 i-issriosu. H says plant the seed In-j
Mr. Wilscn sowed a field of oats and ; tclliKfntly and Douglas county soil:
on the mil day of this month har- will do the rest. Oakland Advance.!
DIRTY PEOPLE
THECAR FOR ALL AROUNDSERVIGE
BUILT FOR
WEAL
BUILT FOR
SAFETY
A- D.
BRADLEY
AGENT
ROSEBURC
You Are Entitled to the B
AND THE
Roseburg Steam Laundry
Is where you getjthe best.
Try us and be convinced.
43S N. JacKson Stree.
Phone 79
Held Responsible
Dirty Towns.
For
NOTED PHYSICIAN TALKS OH SUBJECT
Are You Loyal?
Are You Useing a Roseburg Broom?
The best on the market for the money.
They 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.
ROSEBURG BROOM FACTORY
THIS WEEK ONLY!
A 25 Cent Tube of
Meritol Tooth Paste
and ONE DOLLAR'S
worth of S. and H.
green trading stamps
m2 Cts.
JOHNSON'S DRUG STORE
A lHrty lloiLse Shows That The Ton-,
unt Is Dirty I'.mu 111J011
Is Advanced As 11
Cure.
1XDIANAPOMS, lnd.. Nov. 21.
"Dirty people and dirty towns is a
subject handled without Rloves by
Ur. J N. Huvty, State Health Com
missioner, in an article prepared to
duv fur the United Press.
'"The reason we have so many dirty
im herausa there are so many
dirty people," said Dr. Hurty. shall 1
the'dirtv people be compelled by law 1
to be clean? No, indeed, not unless!
their dirtiness threatens the health .
and comforts of others. The Scrip-1
tare says: 'He who is filthy let him i
be filthy still.' Of course, what is j
the use to do otherwise. Compelling!
he w ho is filthy to he clean in per- I
son and premises will not make him
clean in mind and soul. He'll he
filthy still. We must teach cleanll- j
ness to the unclean. Then if they j
become clean and stay clean, it is:
because cleanliness Is their nature. I
"The town is a mirror. It reflects;
the people. A man who Is clean in
mind will he clean In person. He!
will have a clean front-yard and a
clean back-yard. A littered dooryard
and a dilapidated hoti-se reflects a
littered and dilapidated mind.
"The reason we cannot make a nilk
purse out of a sow's ear Is because
It is a 6ow's ear. It is not silk. A
naturally dirty man can not be made
a clean man. Dirty towns will ex
ist as long as the dirty people exist.
We must start our future citizens
right by giving more time to Instruct
ing young school children evil re
sults of the crime of dirt."
INSURE
IX THE
Mutual Life
OP NEW YORK
Oldest In America; Strongest In
the World. Lead In Oregon In
1912. Lowest net cost to you.
Largest returns to you. No stock
holders. For full particulars see
J. F. HUTCHASON,
District Manager.
First Trust & Savings Bank Bldg.
Phone 274.
For the nent 60 days Dr. It. E.
Hunt will give a pretmum with each
case of horse dentistry which will
entitle the holder of the first choice
to $25 in merchandise at Pearce's
harness shop. The holders of the
tickets, not more than 100, will de
cido the choice among themselves by
a popular vote. ThiB offer and com
petition will close' on December 31,
1913. tf
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THE WAY TO BETTER
LIGHT
You are on the way to better,
cheaper, winter light when you
get MAZDA lumps in this car
tun. Your hours of ease are
easier and your bills for light
are lighter.
SHELBY HAZDA
No home can afford to waste cur
rent in carbon lamps. They are
tho most expensive lighting de
vice you can use, even when you
pet them free. MAZDA lamps
Hive three times as much light
nt the same cost. Relamp your
en tiro house now, before the
nights get longer. ;
OSBURN PHAR1VIACE
Opposite Hotel Uinpqua.
VTTT T?nO TUP A nrDI? New Elks'
Building
A DRAMATIZATION OF
ROBERT W. CHAMBERS SENSATIONAL NOVEL
A Play Every Woman
Shold See
1
I'll K (iltHATKST STOltV OF
XUW YOHK STt mo l.ll'K
KV Kit WHITTKN
THE BOOK DELIGHTED ALL AMERICA TME PLAY'S SETTER YET
Stage Arrangements After Drawings by
CHARLES DANA GIBSON
An Interesting Problem Handled With Great Delicacy
ONE NIGHT ONLY NOVEMBER 21
Tickets on sale at. 10 a. m. Nov. 19 at Box Office
PRICES 50, 75c, $1, $1.50
PKCNE II
NORTH ROSEBURC
A BIG WESTER
RANCH FOR YOU
Here arc a few of tho thingstbat can be done on this ranch:
You can have
100 acres of alfalfa (under Irrigation If you want to put the water
on It), ... .rucaiMrtiiia
1O0 acres In grain (oats, whea', barley).
ISO acres In hay (clover, vctc'i, cheat, red-lop, grain).
30 acres In apples and pears, c u rries, poaches and walnuts.
SO acres in corn. !
B0 acres In Italian Prunes.
SO acres In vegetables (kale, svt;inh, pumpkins, cabbage, potatoes,
celery, berries .melnnB, tomato'-s turnips, carrots, peas, beans, etc).
00 acres corrals, feeding lots. pasture for cattle and horses, barns.
870 aires of the best opportun It les in America for an ambitious
man. The ranch Is good enough for the best farmer that ever turn
ed a furrow. The price is so reasonable that no man of moderate
means need hesitate. Suh opportunities are so rare that you had
better Investigate at once. Write to J. M. Kngle, Kellogg, Ore.,
or the Englewood Agent, Moseburg. Oregon.
ONE CARLOAD
Of Imperial and Golden Gown
HARD WHEAT FLOUR
JUST RECEIVED
We guarantee every sack. Use
Aunt Jemima's Pancake Flour
end Adirondack Maple Syrup
Then the Children are read'
ior school.
We Give Roseburg Stamp
Co.'s Trading Checks
MARSHALL'S
THE PURE FOOD STORE
WHY PAY MORE?
We have them all going on prices. How does
this strike you.
Diamond Flour, best in the market,. $1,40 per sacR
Large White Beans, 6c per lb.
Pink Beans, 6c per lb.
Sugar, 17 lbs. for a dollar.
Give Trading Checks with all but special prices.
"THE CASH STORE"
WE SAVE YOU MOXEY
123 CASS STREET.
Church Brothers
- BAKERS
Our bread, cake and pastries are made out of the
very best of materials. Tr' them once and
you will always be a customer
PHONE 35 105 W. CASS ST.
Against impure bever
ages by insisting on be
ing supplied with Rose
burg Superior Sodas.
All flavors. They are
just the thing you
should have in the house to serve to the unex
pected guest. They are best because they combine
excellence of flavor with absolute purity. Try a
case today.
ROSEBURGSO DA WORKS
Phone 186
Checks With Every Purchase
We will give Roseburg Stamp
Co. Checks with every cash
purchase of 5c or more, or
when bill is settled. These
checks are worth 3 per cent in
trade at any of 50 stores in
Roseburg or may be used in
selecting a premium at our
Premium Parlors.
Keep your eye on our window
for good things to eat.
MRS. A. C. KIDD & SON
Phone 283
Oregon' Bakery
Everything in the Baking Line
PHONE 241