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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1913)
H 0U WANT WOOD We lrive both Oak and Fir Wood in block and kitchen range sizes. We deliver to all parts of Rose burg. just Phone 165 and give us your order. DRAGER- McINTYRE WOOD COMPANY The Good Measure Yard Uoscburg, Ore. Phone 165 PrUrJirlL m Classical Mumc is the Rage of The Century. A 4 XOTTICK TO lU'lI.DIOUS AXI) . LO.N'TKACTOitM. Wo want bids for the con- structlon of our new buildings at Green. Phone 37F12 or write THE HEAVENS CO. . BIG MUSICIANS PLAY CLASSICAL RliiSiC Tliat liiilinic Music Is Doomed I All Time Is Tim IH'claration Of f'amoiiM Orchestra U-ttiU -.:. TAKE YOUR GHOIG Cooking and Heating Schedule For Kloctrlc Ranges, Irons, Chafing Dishes, and other Mis cellaneous Healing Devices or small Domestic Powor Devices. METER RATE Three cents (3) per Kilowatt Hour Minimum Charge. ...$1.00 per mouth FLAT RATES Electric Range for Domestic Purposes $5.00 per. month Electric Water Heater for Domestic Purposes $2.50 per month Tho above rates nro for permanent nervlco only, and provides for (ho Installation, by the Company, of a soparato meter for meas urement of current used for cmiliins and heating purposes. DOUGLAS COUNTY LIGHT & WATER COMPANY CI.KVEI.AXlJ, O., Nov. 21. That ihe tuste for "laiHim'j" ia dy.nB out was tiie belief of tile nidiuigers of the municipal popular concerts fol lowing the record brealtlng aitcnil anco at the initial concert of tiie ueaaon sonio days a(! and at ensu ing concerts. The "Pop" concerts are as distinctly a Cleveland institution as they are an institution In Boston. Tho city has contracts with a large musicians. They played in the parks this wi miner and entertained thou uands but not with "runtime." They played mostly classic selections with a few popular pieces mixed In. But that was a free concert. When the season for Indoor con certs ontiKl this month in tho Hip j eoronie with seats at 25 cents each and the announcement was made that no "raKtime" and only a little pop ular music would be on the program, the success of the "pops" was regard ed as doubtful by many. Hut the at tendance at tho concerts so far lias dispelled all doubts as to the con certs future popularity and caused llerr Timm'er, the director, to declare his belief that the cra.c for "ragtime" wa3 dying out and that real music whb again coming into it's own. Tile "poi" concerts uio Sunday institu tions and are nil ninlied to the people of Cleveland at cost. from Dixonvllle. Miss Moore and Miss Constance .Moore, of Mountain View farm, have returned home from a visit with fiiends in Hoseburg. The South User Creek grange 'or c!:e:itra will furnish tho music for e. box supper and entertainment to given in the Maccubee's hall by the Socialist local of Edenbower n. xl Friday night. Mr. llennet has finished hauling l.is Hpit.'Miberg apples to the railroad and the c:ir has been started on its way to California. Mr. Hennett's 'new bungalow is rapidly Hearing completion. "The Common Law." MKMtOSK ITEMS. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Criteser from Portland have moved to their ranch recently purchased in the Melrose neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. Burrows, of Ohio, are visiting at the home of Mi. and Mrs. Ceo. Kruse. Petiequin Bros, are drilling sev eral wells In this vicinity. Mrs. Petroiiuin and Mr. Jacob Wil son, of Happy Valley, were recently married in Itoseburg and will make their future home there. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson and fam ily have moved into the Goff ranch. And Listen: The men who In their pockotbooks hold Some money both of silver and gold. And iadlcs, too, please lend us an ear. For our box supper now is near. 'Tis in November, tho wind will be keen. November twenty-ninth, nineteen ATTENTION' YOUNG MEN y If you want a good home-like , place for room and board, come O to the McClallen hotel. Rates $30.00 per month and up. tf end thirteen. Come one, omo all. come large, come small; Twill be the box supper of the fall. The Melrose Grange extends this in vitation. Wishes you to accept without hesita tion. At Melrose Schoolhouse. Mr and Mrs. T. B. Bitsenbarlt have returned from an extended visit with relatives In Kansas. BOX SOCIAL. Tonight at the Antlers' theatre should mark a red letter event in tho history of local theatricals for tiie reason that "The Common Law," tho play to be offered by .Manager A. H. Woods, has been a long antici pated pleasure on the part of our lovers of real dramatic offerings. "The Common Law," as may well be surmised, Is a dramatization or. more properly said, an adaptation from Itobert W. Chambers' phenom enally successful book of fiction, a story which is unsurpassed In point of sensational interest, while furnish ing many new thoughts upon the mnrrlago problem. It is witllall a story so humane and so refreshing from the conventional kind that it is small vender that so many read ers have given it serious considera tion alinv,. the usual clasB of fiction to which this work belongs. Manager Woods has taken no lit tle pains In presenting "The Common Law" as a production well in touch with the progressive Ideas Injtcr t a I ned by the average theatregoer. WE ARE IN OUR NEW HOME Corner of Jackson and Douglas Streets But We Make the Same High Grade Butter There will be a box social and f!iit(ir1;iiniin.nt given by the lOilotibow pt' socio list local, Krhbty evening, Novf;inb(!r 21, ut tho Ahiccaben hull in Itoai.'bnrK. A hand cmhro (Uirtul snfji pillow will be si veil to the one rucelvint; tho most votes. An hour's protrnim has been arranged, music furnished by the South Ueer Creek orchestra. All are cordially invited to come and bring a friend. A good time assured for all. Proceeds to bo usfd toward f he erection of the IOdenbower socialist hall. n21 A stranger entered Clarks Studio i nnu nau ins picture taken for Xnms. a void me rusu and sit now for ymir's. tf You Would be Surprised at the Saving Make your Meat, Dry Goods, Clothing, Drugs, Furniture, Hardware, Bakery and Notion Bills Help Pay Your Grocery Bill at Our Store Roscburg Trading Stamps Will make this saving possible it you wish to ap ply it in this wav. Wo make a special effort to secure these Trailing Checks. They are as good as cash to ns. i We want your Grocery Trade a- , Phone 195 Perkins Bldg soi'Tii ih:i:i: i;i:i:k itkmk. i Last Saturday evening tho local grange held a joint meeting with ' the North Deer Creek grange. A ; i very pleasant evening was spent in ; I recitations, readings, musical selec tions by (ho Smith Deer Creek grnue orchestra and impromptu speaking. j At tho close of the meeting a support was served by the ladies of Mowitza ' grange, and every om voted that an! enjoyable evening had been spent. j At the next meeting of ib lrcal : g range, a clasn nf si; will be initiated and a special jti 01; rain will ho pre-; parcel for the occasion. Tiie ladies ; are making preparations for a ban-: j quet at the same time. : I A Joint meeting nf I he Dixnnviile, ' Hrushy Unite ami South De-r Creek telephone lint's will be held at tiie South Deer Creek grang,. hall next Mnmluy evening, al which time will, be taken up the matter of rep!,n-ing many of the poles mini In1; south i l DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY J "PATRONIZE A HOME INDUSTRY" IK Mi PIANOS Upright, Grand and Player Represents the Ililp.-st Stand ard Ever Attain"'' in the Art of I'ianii Jlaililinji C. S. Heinline, I.npn! Ajent Phone 33-U OPEN TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS coriMiii jM.vi.v axo Washington stiskets ALL KINDS OP FltKSH MEATS AXI) EAK.M TltODUCTS JKT YOL'KS I'll EKE AND HU DfCH TIIE COST OK lilVING 1'liune 245 All work first-clu.-,s Commercial Abstract Co Abstracts of Title- Filing Papers Prepared Insurance, Etc. Bonds ol all Kinds Furnished Money to Loan on Improved Farm'Properly Hear First Trust & Savings Bunk Iildg ISOSEIIUIIG, OltKGOX ii am nm i ii in ii'n 1 1 1 urn 11 D. H. MARSTERS PLUMBING SHOP. i'Uiubhij;', Sheet Metal WorK, Tiunlng and Heating North jacitjon Street. a:ljoinir Peojilej Marble VVorUs. fp'.ephone V51. vorK Dom on 5hort Notice R0SEBURC, ORE ji J mm I v;,"'f;"V'''"iii 1 f6 BUSY STORES ave Money BY TRADING AT THE Golden Role Our pricer mean Money in your pocket Thebest Winter Shirt in Town For Only 98c Try it and judge for yourself BOYS' HIGH TOP SHOES $1.98, $2.49, $2.98 MEN'S HIGH TOP SHOES $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90 WEST R0SEBUI?G GROCERY Wo can save you money on your grocery bill. Our stock is FltKSH and COMl'LKTK. Phone your need. Prompt delivery and satisfac tory assured. AMI our goods guaranteed. 'Yo Givo Itosebiiift Trndlnir Chpiks" H nnAPi i J7 pne-rpr cz It 1 mJ Y I . I I 1 i I , J PHONE 29. rzaEwaii im ii hiiiii f iiiiwrwronTraswiiaiiffia'tifciajuB Alexander's Park Lots Fronting on Umpqua Iliver, covered with grand giant oaks hundreds of years old, are places of contentment away from the busy city life with Its struggle for making money. Resting in a hammock between n couple of thrse monarchy of the forest, looking upon the slow flowing Umpqua Hiver, where in summer hundreds of children are taking a healthful bUh, is a picture of childhood's days, and it gives peace of mind and rest do the body. 6o FOOT FRONTAGE, 250 LONG They aro the best investments of any kind in Oregon at $500.00 only a few aro loft. The term3 are suitable to all purses. Address Umpqua Land ',Water Company BOX 475 ROSEBDRG TRADING CHECKS Given on all purchases or taken in as cash on all purchases. ' WE PAY CASH FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE" The North Side Grocery 807 N. Jackson Street t ,3 u b 1 K
