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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1914)
BARGAINS IN SHOES Stock New Styles Latest Quality Best Prices Lowest Come in and be Convinced Perkins Building g wo an ;m:ani(;s J. HorberahJng, a railroad mail from Illinolff, In building a now rem-litMH-o adjoining tliu homo of Tom Heavens. A most fluccesHful Boctnble iwus hehl al tirunlia ball Thursday even-i mc for the lienofit of tlm church. I Quite a noat sum wn rcullzod from XBfroflhniontH. Mrs. Dr. God third do ner Tea no end of prnltto for the active Interest taken fa the affair. The rfillKlous services at Grnngoj If nil Sunday wore well attended. Thore was preiichliiR by Itnv. .Matbis. Sorvlces will bo held every other uuuuu; until on in iiiiiu tin u lion church can h0 built. Mrs. A. J. Kiszle, who iturrhuKed a Jrult tract on the highway some time! itfo, m having a family orchard set Mt this week. Uov. .1. N. MoConnell of DoiIro Cttjr. Knn., owner of one of the choice fruit tracts, Is netting five acres to' prunes I The weather the pant week has I tHrn esiHwially (favorable -for tree I planting and it secerns us thouuh ! every other man In the valley had ac-i garret! the planting habit. Don" I ha Heltons, of Uncoburg, spont tho week with ber aunt, Nrs. Do Kohs, in HapiM'y valley. j fj. f. Cochran, of Kurt Undue, Kan-' jtjik, n recent arrival has Invested in . at ten-acre fruit tract mid is having th" snnio planted to prunes. j Harvey Moore visited his grand-! wet her, M ih. M . M nore, Su nd n y . M, II. Green has the prune habit,, ind Is busy this week planting ten vcres to Italian pruui-s. liobert (Ireen and wife are homo ftr a few mouths sojourn at New port. Mr. (ireen says one of the nt-! Tractive features of that seasidn re port is an annual precipitation of hty Inches. iforgo V. Hurt, of Happy Valley, Itt i,rM,,,'tng the trrnund for fix acres f alfalfa. Mr. Hurt Is a firm bo Haver In the future of alfalfa, and is of the best boosters lit the valley. It, It. Moore and wif- smnt Sunday with Mr. Moore's parents 'Thp Merry-fJo-Uound Social Club wfll bo entertained Wednesday aft ernoon nt the homo of Mrs Robert Greens. .... i Planting of so many small fruit FURNITURE, RUGS WALL PAPER Iron Beds from $2.50 up to $18.00. See our Brass Heds for $12.00, others at $16.50, $17.50 and $25.50 A good Yum Yum Woven Wire Spring with three large cables supporting it lor 52.50. We sell the celebrate.! Sealev Mattress. It isguar enteed for20yeats by the maker atid is the best mattress made by any concern regardless of price A full line of Rugs, Wall l'apcrs and Kalsomine Call or write for prices, we will make good anv article purchased of us that is not as represented We sell the famous Monarch Mailable Iron Range The stay satisfactory kind. B. W. STRONG The Furniture Man 3.28 Jackson 5t 0 ROSEBURG ItUIMi O.V MAIU'U UO Don't fall to se0 and hear Helen Keller, the world famous doaf, dumb and blind lady who with her teacher Mrs. Macy, will appear under the auspices of the Ladles Auxiliary of tho Commercial Club at the Antlers theatre March 2G, and will de- liver her wonderful lecture, "The Heart and Hand, or tho Klght use of Our Sonses." 15 very one should hear this. Hemembcr tho time and place. 317-tf tracts is an Indication at mature judgment displayed by everyone planting this spring, as a ten-acre -Italian prune orchard In a short time will net a neat income for every orcbardist. H. C. Cullnrt has just finished planting a ten-aero tract to prunes. M. C, Weathorford has added five hundred prune trees to bis orchard tract. Harry Iander, Sr., suffered a se vere attack of paralysis last week. He shows signs of imrpovomeiit and hop"H are entertained for bis early recovery. If Jack Frost remains on his pres ent good behavior the balance of the season, there will bo a fair crop of apricots. Tho trees aro loaded with bloom. Mrs. Stella Woodruff, who owns one of the Ktwk fruit tracts, is pre paring to build a bungalow on the same this spring. J. W. Nelson, a recent arrival from Oklahoma, has rented the Mc Donald homo on tho I'aciric High way. Mr. Nelson expects to locate hero permanently as soon uh he can pure ha ho a ranch to his liking. j Howe Weber and Henry Lander, j Jr., are each planting a ten-acre tract to prunes. I The road leading from tho Pacific; highway to tho Happy Valley ferry1 Is In a most deplorable raudfalnn audi 0 wo sincerely hope that If this item ciimes under the observation of Judge Rice or any member of the county board, that they will start some thing. One of the social events of the season was given by Mrs. L. B. Skin ner, assisted by lira. Fred Winton and Mrs. Carl Smlthheisler at the Skinner ranch Monday evening, in honor of St. Patrick's Day. Tho home was beautifully decorated in green and even the delicious refreshments Berved were tinted with St. Patrick colors. Gaines were Hjdulged -in during the evening, concluding with a most entertaining musical program. It was St. Patrick s Day In the morn ing before the guests departed, and everyone present expressed them selves as having spent a delightful evening. The school question Is practically Botllod and it only remains for the j board or appraisers to fix a price on the land required. It is to be hoped now that all tho opponents of the proposition will fnll In line, and en- lAMiiiiKu me uireciurs 10 give us a good substantial school building. Henry Simmons returned from Portland Saturday where he has been employed for the past two months. Ho expects to return to the metropo lis In a few weeks. SHOT IV Till? FAC'l Post cards one-half price, time. Clark & Clark. Short 277-tf CITV NEWS. Free roasted corree at Mar chairs. 30S-tf Just arrlvoo, anotner car load of cenulne Rock Sprints coal at I'agos. 306.lt Picture frames mado to order, ev erything now. Clark's framing shop. 2T9-tf Just arrived, another car load of eonulno Rock Springs coal at Pago's. 306-lf Eggs for setting. Huff Rock Chick ens. Indian Runner Ducks, settings IS eggs for M. C. W. Clark, phono 331. lS8-tf Wvery day at tho Grand Drill they serve a merchants lun.-b 'or 2"c that beats the world, don't know how thoy caa do It. SJJtf Patronlie tho Farmers Public Mar-i kot Tuosdays and Siaturnays. Pro-1 durers' and consumers' Interest.! Prices always reasonable. 309-tt Patronize tho Farmers Public Mar. j ket Tuesdays and Saturdays. Pro- ducors' and consumers' interest. Prices always reasonable. 30tt Homestead relinquishment 160 acres oien land, several acres ready for cultivation. Near county road, price reasonable. Room 19, Grand hotol- 29-m21p NEAREST TO EVERYTHING lie ;t l"f ate' and mojt ojnilar hotel in the I'iivi chcu'ating ice waitt in ovrrv n-nm, r.fpccUl attention to Udira l'Avvli!nj clone. Q l";-eihru, reason iH;. priced prill, Nlt-.-t ytuir friu.di uic Msr.x. BOOTERIE Fern Island Greenhouse Mrs. F. D. Owen. Prop. Rosebnrg, Ore. Phone 9FI2 Cut Flowers, Potted Plants, Funeral Designs, Wedding Ro quets, etc. JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF FERNS OF ALL- KINDS On Sale At The Rose Confectionery 212 N. Jackson St. Opposite 1'ostoffice All Kinds of Shoe Re pair ing 12 jears in beattle Now Located In Roseburg E. M. Warner A. D. S. Kidney Remedy 50c and $1.60 New Shoe Shop S3W N. J.VOKSOX 8T- Mne's Boles .'.OOe Men's heels 85c Rubber hoels BOc Ladles' solos and heels 7Bc We pay return parcel post on ropalred shoes. Opposlto Electric IJght Office W.H.Boyle W.W.Boyle Johnson Wood Dyes Acme Mixed Paints FARMS AND RANCHES Large tracts from $10 per acre up. Some with good Improve ments, stock and farm Imple ments for f 25 per acre. Orchards, Timber Lands, City rrop?rty, Rentals. GEORGE RITER 122 West Oak Street. A. J. Geddes, Assignee Dry Wood $2,150 per tier, Economy wood yard. Phone 123. 251-tf You can obtain the latest and best books at the Roseburg Fiction Li brary, upstairs in the Bell Sisters Building. No changes In location or otherwise, as reported, are going to be made. 291-al6p BEAR SEZ-'ean'ines8 'a next to Godii- ness and a good clean grocer comes next. A clean bill of health goes with each order of groceries bought here. Don't you think that is a good relish to take on your table when yon eat? A pound of our Royal Home Rrast Coffee, ground to any desired fine nes?, will produce the most satisfying and wholesome beverage attainable. Save on your coffee bills and drink better coffee. Ask for it at Marshall's, the Pure Food Store THE EVENING NEWS Classified Business and Telephone Directory A Quick and Handy Reference for Busy People Douglas Abstract and Trust Co. Uob't. E. Smith, President Jack son and Washington streets. Phone 87 Art XeolloWork, Millinery Silks, Stamped floods. The Hat Shop. Perkins Annex. Phono 200 Automobiles.. Ford Supplies The Roseburg Garage. See our Line of Specialties. Phono 408 ItaBKHKO, Rxprem, Storage, Transfer Gray Port Transfer Co. 139 S. Sheridan street. Phone 31 Cafeteria.. Wm. Mulligan, Prop. 305 Cass street. Breakfast 7:30-9:00. Dinner 11:30-2:00. Supper 6:30-8:00. Clean and sanitary, Phone 81 French Iry Cleaning Pressing and Ite-pairing. The Imperial Cleaner", 32 N, Jackson street. Most del icate fabrics handled successful ly. Portland prices and satis faction guaranteed. Phone 277 j O. JACOBSON Panitorium Dye WorRs All work rally gnaranteed. Goods called (or ana delivered. Prao Ucal dyeing and cleaning of all kinds of Ladles' and Genu.' Cloth lug, Cravenettos and Por tiers. UnoN. WWK1.(XIKXER OAK. ROSCbllf OfC FOR SALE Part of the Orchard Valley Fruit Farm for sale. A good bargain for caBh. H. H. OLCOTT. Owner, 3121-mayl6p Canyonvlle, Or. VI JO -,.! Ai Electric Wiring Fixtures. Supplies. B. Mauldlng. Triangle Elec. Irons. Guart'd for life. Fans, Mazda Lamps, Shades. 233 Jackson street. Phono 05 Groceries. Fishers Preferred Flour. Guar'd Monopole canned and bottled goods. Golden West Coffees, Spices, Extracts. Perkins Big. Pickens Bros Phono 105 Hair MTg Human Hair Goods., The Henderson Corset, Dry Goods. Tereinskles for Lace Goodsi Em broideries, New Idea Patterns. Orders taken for wigs ft toupees. 122 W. Cass street. Phono S10 Men's Tailors. Little Mac The Taylor. It's easy to keep good natured Inside one of my suits. 127 Jackson street Plumbing and Heating. Roseburg Plumbing and Heat ing Co., Hughes and Hoffmon, Prop's. Estimates furnished. ISO W. Oak street. Phones Res. 64-J..Off. 151 Shoos and Slioe Repairing. K. L. Stephens for the Holland Joe Felt, Edwin Clapp, Rrlppen dorf Dlttmon Shoe. 213 Jack eon street. Phono 217-R Telephone 203
