The evening news., March 03, 1916, Page 6, Image 6

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We Launder Quilts
CITY BEAUTIFUL
for
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Sjtscisl Prices March 4 to 13
I Pound Tin Pcihr
G Found Tin PcXular
Lang & Co. VIli
A Challenges
Al loc ROYAL CLU3 is th.' "k'sl buy" on the coffee market today
. IllCi'ii is Ho lii.;' laiiw ;i.t ;il!V price.
'I hi-, L; no c:irele.-'s statement we make il only a it or due consid
eration and al'ier tliorouhl v to tiiii, comivlilivo brands including
tluxe i;f liii'lu-t price. Ve:;! .Mid there, are thousands of satisfied
ROYAL CLUB users ready to "back us up."
ROYAL CLUB is made from the finest coffees that money can buy.
It is blended, neutralized and roasted by the latest scientific processes
and under the personal direction of a coffee expert who stands at
the head oi b.is profession.
F.CI.'IL C'... Z ;:; worth 4c, but for two weeks we are sjoini'
to sell il f r less f.:r Lnc & Co. T,VI!I Net E: Undersold. '
Do not lu misled bv coffee io.,stcrs who charge you "too much"
fifty-one v. e '. i" the vear and then expect the public to clamor
for their prod.iei when ihev reduce the price for one week to what
ii should be ::'! (he lime.
There is no set "vc-ar in and year out" selling price r.n ROYAL
CLUB. ( liven . mice costs vary jiut as do suijar and flour and
other staples. We have always made- confidants of the public
and have -b en yeni the benefit in reduced retail cost when the market
was "down" while other roasters pocketed this increased profit
and said nothin;-.
ROYAL CLUB now sells for -Inc, ard it's worth il there is no
better cot fee at any n ice; but we will not be undersold by any
"outside" roaster not even for a single week.
For Two Weeks, March 4th to 18th
You May Buy Royal Ciub at These
Special Challenge Prices
1 Pound Tin, Special 35c
$1.00 for 3 Pounds $1.50 for 5 Pounds
ROYAL CLUS is roasted fresh daily in Portland, it is delivered
to your grocer just as he needs it no chance for it to row stale
in warehouse or in transit. You're sure of ROYAL CLUB, so why
take chances'?
LANG & CO.
The "Royal Club2' House
PORTLAND, OREGON
0 fnr-:.:l AM
IS Now SS?
ii THE
'POUND
No! Be Underso!
la
d
As Bprlng is here and the com
mittees have been appointed to ar
lanne for the Strawberry Carnival
and to receive the visitors who will
'e attending the Odd Fellows' con
vention, it is now time we were ar
ranging to clean up our town bo as
to make a favorable and lasting Im-
v.-slon on everyone who visits our
-Dwn.
The most important thing In learn
::;; how to do this work for housing
o'orni and beautifying our town is to
be able to decide not to start such a
movement unless one Is willing to go
cn with it to its completion. Like
marriage, It is for life.
To accomplish this we must depend
1-rimarily upon popular support, for
public sentiment, properly organized
and directed, Is our one only weapon.
! am iilcKjind io learn from tin? . resi
dent of the commercial club and from
other organized bodies that this work
Is going to be taken up this spring,
and I hope that all of our citizens will
give them their support In every way
they can, in making Roseburg one of
the cleanest and prettiest towns in
the slate.
There are many ways in which our
city can be beautified. It Is also to
a very Inrge extent the problem of
preventing other people who do not
rare for decent conditions, that are a
menace to their neighbors, to the
community and to civilization. The
slum knows no boundary, it flour
ishes wherever Ignorance and indo
lent neglect exist.
These conditions I expect to see
wiped out in our city and everyone
trying to beautify their homes and
make Roseburg so attractive that
every stranger who conies to our
town will be so Impressed that he
will want to remain with us.
There has been a great deal ac
complished in this work In the past I
two VAR rfl nnr! r urnn. tn , U I
I.nilles Aurillary of (the Commer- 9
ciftl elllh. xvlin worn Ihft flrat In rtf .
I fer their assistance In this work and i K
who accomplished a great deal. I
also appreciate the work that Is be-!-;
lug done by the business men on
.-iioiKiuii olhtki, wiiu ure removing
their old awnings, not waiting for
the ordinance to be enforced, and I '
hope as soon as tho weather will per-1 KB
nilt that we will see them all com-! 3
inC flown. And nnr alranta mn,
mlttee deserves credit for the work
that they have done in getting our
parks in North Roseburg In as good
condition as they nro with no ex
penso to the city. Our health and
police committee Is enforcing tho
ordinance and the sanitary condi
tions are being greatly improved, in
fact the whole council and many
of our citizens deserve credit for
the work they have done in this line
and with tho co-operative support KW'SW "WtIK)
nf nil nt r .111. ...... .. .1.,- IWrf il 111 tnf HBfHtfll JtPll
... .... u. ,.in.i-nn in mis move
ment wo can mako a great change
In Hie appearance of our town with
but very Utile expense.
N. RICE,
Mayor.
Walter W'inans, Esq,
The most famous shot
in Europe with hunt
c nd shoulder arms.
Two World's Records
in One Day
with the .22 Savage
Hi-Power
A T the Bislcy Matches of the British
National Rifle Association the
biggest rifle match in the world the .21
Savape Hi-Power rillc and Savage am
munition in the- hands of Mr. W alter
Winans on July 25, 1914, made the
highest possible score on the Running
Deer target six straight 5 '5. This is a
WorM's record.
On the same div, wi:h the ume liHe and am
munition, Mr. Winam made ihe hiphrit tnoikle
core on the Runrl.-.p Wild 1W latgel lis
llrsiehl j'l. Anoth'ri WorlJ'i record.
This merely clinches what other ihoorers hare
proved that the Imp'i wonderful accuracy (je
conaecutire ihots in a 10-inch c:rc!e at coo yards ,
iremendoui velocity (1S00 feet more than half
a mile a second), Ions point blank range ( joo
yard trajectory lets than three inchej), and inning
recoil (4.6 toot pounda) make it eaiier to hit
moving game 'with than any other rit'e.
And it hal killed Alaskan Brown Bear, Grtfttv,
Burl'alo, and man-eating rifrr, bejiof! the dee
and black bear it was onftnally designed foe.
Write us tor particulars about "the biggest
littje gun in the world."
SAVAGE ARMS COMPANY
I'TICA, N. V.
SAVASE
.22 Hi-Power Rifle
ASK rs ABOUT Ol'lt TRICKS OX
HOUGH DIVS FAMILV WASHING
Phone 79 and Our Autos Will Call
Good Evening!
Have you used
Rexall Toilet Soap?
If not, count this day as partially lost, and remember "your days
are numbered".
Price, 10c a cake, with a string to It. The string brings your
money back If It doesn't "make good".
Nathan Fullerton
Perkins Bldg.
Phone 45
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EVERYBODY "joins in" when the Columbia Graf
onola plays the big song hits of the day.
The latest "hits", best recorded and first
offered in Columbia lists, are only an indication; a foretaste
of the life, the fun, th e sentiment, the classic beauty found
on Coliiml'la Records.
Nothing quite like Columbia Records for brilliance of
TON'K, for vivid, clear reprodu"tion they do not merely
1'iii'ni;'. but mulch reality.
l-o'.'i; tor this difference when buying records and you
vi" biiv Columbia Records. There's a Columbia dealer near
' bo will gladly furnish the proof.
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Roseburg Furniture Co.
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