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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1916)
n at aram A BEAUTY CAPTURES U. S. CAPITAL j Lest You Might Not Know! i JI That we have reengaged in the Dry Goods business, we make this announcemen :. Q You will remember the High Standard of merchandise formerly sold by the old firm of Fisher & Bellows Co., this same standard will be maintained by the new firm of FISHER'S and it wi'l be our aim to live up to the reputation for Fair Dealing enjoyed by the old firm, tI Our lines are now fairly complete, everything is of the newest and up-to-the-minute merchandise, and priced far below what others ask for the same quality. We invite you to call and inspect our goods and prices. No trouble to show goods, and no obligation on your part to buy. Have a look. New Spring Merchandise in all Dep artments New Coats, Suits, Waists, Skirts; Wash Fabrics, Dress Goods and Silks; Laces, Embroideries, Trimmings Men's Furnishing Goods A COMPLETE NEW STOCK OF NKGZJGHB GOLF AND SPORT SHIRTS, COLLARS AND NECKWEAR, PAJAMAS AND NIGHT SUUUTS, DOCKS, SUSPENDERS, ETC. IN FACT A COM PLETE FURNISHING GOODS STORE. LOOKINGGLASS The recent storm played havoc with our telephone linos. Many of tb poleB are down and wires brok ea. We are cut off from central and also from our nolghbors. Considerable Interest Is taken In Via Bible study class which moets uwery Monday night. The study for this week Is Old Testament History Thy Periods. Bnnday afternoon Rov. Morris flll d hla rKUlar appointment here. Ho -preached an excellent sermon and i thofle who braved tho dlsnxreeable. weather folt fully repaid for going. The young people of the Sunday . school gave a delightful evening hafIv tn thn vnnnfF nnmiln nf thn! DKQCK HOT TEA roa A BAD OOLD Oflt a small package ol Hamburg Braast Tra, or aa the Onrnao lolks all It, "Hamburger Ilrurt Th"at.any yarmaoj. Take tabloipoouml of the tea, put a eup of boiliag water upon tt, pour through a sieve and drink a teacup full at any time daring the lay or before retiring. It is tho moat tractive way to break cold ami cure (rip, as It opmi the poras of the skin, rallcviag eongeiitlon. Abo looama the Vnnda, thus driving a oolil from taa 7 item. Try it the next time you suffer from oold or the grip. It ia inmpenaive ad eatirely vqjfltable, tharefure salt wad harmlcaa RUB BACKACHE M lUMBAGflim OUT Xmk rain and UAssss away with a unaU betUa ef ohl booaat M. laoobs OU Wtttm year back Is sore aaJ lam wr saahago, sciatica or rhmmatiun has y etiCeacd up, doat suAerl Ut a M eeal battle at eld. haaeat "St. J oW Oil' at any drug store, poor a littla la your haul and rub it right tats the paia or ache, and by tha time fmt eotiat fifty, the aoreneae anil lame. exes ia gene. Don't ctay erlpplxlt This soothing,' ftfttatratiotf oil Beeda to be uapd only eara It takea the ache aad pain right cmt of your back and enda the mlarry. It is magical, yet absolutely barmleas ami decant bum taa akia. I Nothing eln atopa lumbago, eclat taa I WBd laaae back saiatry so promptly 1 j valley Friday night, February 24 ,at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myors. The Washington birthday plan was carried out In the games, and pretty souvenir booklets of the games were given the guests. This Is the sec ond party those young people have given thin year. The first at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jones. The Literary Society which meets every Wednesady night Is well at tended. The debates are Interesting and show thought and study. The debate this week Is conducted by the school, topic, "Resolved, Tht Capitol Punishment should be sbol-j Ished. Next week the topic Is. "Resolved, That the Wilson Prepar edness Policy Should be Adopted.' One of the enjoyable events of the season was the plate lunch and pro gram given by tho Ladles Aid in February. A neat sum was realized to help the ladles In tho numerous tasks tthey undertake. . About 95 wore present and listened with ap preciation to the talent displayed In recltationa and music by both old and young. Miss Alice Bostlck has returned from Pleasant Grove, Cnllf., whore sho spent about four months visiting licr cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Chss. Keys. Mrs. Ed. Johnston returned Sat urdny torn Green whore she spent several days with her mother, Mrs. Illoom. The Ladles Aid will meet st the hall Wednesday. All are Invltod to attend. The young peoplo of the Sunday school will give a pie social Friday night, March 10 at the. ladles hall. I.adlea please bring pies with your name. All are Invited to be pres ent. We are safe In assuring you a good time. Tho beautiful sunshine has disap peared with cold showers of rain and a light snow in tho hills. Farmers have been putting In good l!m In putting In their spring crops. Grass and wild flowers have start- d on tho hills very nicely In the j last tan daya. Stock of all kinds Is doing better now. Fruit prospect la good for the coming season. Fruit men btve been very busy the last weeek spraying their orchards. We had fine weather tor It. It. F. Rodgea and H. B. Jacobs have purchased a brand new, and up-to-date spraying outfit of the firm of J. F. Barker & Co. .. Jas. (Newland, the Dodge auto agent, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Williams, making the trip in one of his now Dodgo cars. Miss Fern Morgan spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan, of this place. Miss Nellie Voohies, the Brock- way Bchool teacher, spent Sunday witn nor parents, Mr. ana Mrs. wm. Voorhtes. W. K. Strickland and family have rqurned go their Wo me at Salt Creek afer spending a week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schrenk. A. Docksteador and William Mor row, of Eugeno, maV a business trip to this valley one day last week. Both were well Impressed with this beautiful valley. It Ib very Inviting to strangers. J. T. Spaugh and family spent K Sunday afternoon, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schrenk. The proposed new county road, which is to run through the old Morgan place In line with George Marsh and A. I.arflm's farms has flnaly come to a settlement and we are now assured of the long needed road which will be a great benefit to this whole valley, and. also for the county In general. This will give a 5-mlle drive around the valley very nice, Indeed. BROGKWAY The storms of the past few days have slowed up the mall service con slderably. On account of the high water, tour horso teams were used Instead of autos Saturday and Sun day. On the road between Dlllard and Brockway one culvert was washed out and part of the roadbed has started to slide into the river. This plore of road la badly In need of repair and the county court should take steps to Improve It Immediately as there is heavy travel over It all the time. W. S. Johnston, Miss Mabel John ston and James Johnston autoed to Roseburg Friday. T. A. Carpenter, wLr baa been Corsets and Underwear SOLE AGENTS IN ROSE BURG FOR Jl. &Q. AND THE GOSSARD COR 8KT8, STANDARD PAT TERNS, MUNSING UN. DERWEAR. SPECIAL, 1000 YD. EM HltOIDKHY INSERTION AT lc PER YARD. working ai Carnes returned homt this week. MIsb Lucy Milllkcui of Roseburg, Is visiting MIbs Mary Bremner. John Townsend, of Roseburg, was In Brockway on business Saturday. W. V. Johnston spent Saturday In Roseburg. Mrs.. I. B. Nichols visited Mrs. John Klelst Thursday. Miss Margaret Bremner, school teacher, has returned to Rice creek. S. K. Brlsbln, of Looking Glass visited Brockway Sunday. P. L. Raudles, the blacksmith, re ports business very good for the time of the year. The embroidery club met with Mrs. Geo. Dosser on Wednesday. Miss Voormes, principal of the Brockway school. Is planning sn ex tonsivo program for the last day of Bchool. Fred Burks and Gene Frey have recently joined the 4th company coast artillery corps at Rosebug. The Sutairday night dance at Brocltway was well attended. Al though a very disagreeable night several people were present from Roseburg and Wlnstons. Rice Bros. of Dlllard funlshed the muBic. A good time was enjoyed by all pres ent. "TIZ" GLADDENS SORE, TIRED FEET Ho puffed-tip, burning', tandar, Aching feat no eorna or cailomes. "Tit" makes aora, burning', tired feet fairly danoe with delight. Away go toe eehee and pains, the corns, calfeniaa, blisters, bunions and chilblains. "TV drawn out the acids aad poisons that puff ap your feet, J'o matter how hard you work, how long you dance, how far you walk, or how long you remain oa your feet. Tit" brings rtetful foot comfort. Til" la magical grand, won derful for tired, aching, swollen, smart ing feet. Ah I how eomortabte, how happy you feel. Vour ftet just tingle for joy ) shoes nsrar hurt or seem tight. Get a as cent box of Til" now from any druggist or department store. Knd foot torture foium wtar smaller abacs, keep your feet fresh, sweet and happy. Just think I a whole year's foot comfort for only 9 cents, J A7 W- ! .ft v - ? . fcnaaana 1 lilSTIIiietl T -1rVff1-'--Vf f Miiii t Mian EHubeth D. Boaklim. i i Miss Elisabeth D. BooMin,af Bogttebara, Abu, la ona the mart besw tiful visitors the national capital baa entertained this winter. Hiss Bouldial baa Just left Washington (or her home In Dixie after being extensWely enJ itartatnad as the boom coast of OongressmBn and lira. B. M. iaekawsjr. ' EQUIP YOUR AUTO WITH HENDRIE" tt TIRES AND FORGET YOUR TIRE TROUBLES. WHEN THEY MAKE BETTER 'HIRES WE WILL HAVE THEMj KISNER & MARSH When you want the very best Remembe- "Diamond W" Canned Fruits & Vegetables Will, aatlafy. Onr stock of these Is very complete. Priee and quality satisfy. THEfCASH STORE WE SAVE YOU MONEY 125 CASS STREET Sanders Disc Plow Buggies and Spring Wagons f you are going to buy a buggy or spring wagon for winter use it will pay vou to buy now We hate some BARGAINS J. F, BADKES COMPANY Inrptentcnts and Vehicle.......... ROSEBURG :-: :-: OREGON Myers Pumps NERVE A STEAK of our supplying and you will have on your table the finest meat it 1b possible to obtain. Same way with our roasts. No matter what cut you choose you can be confident of its tenderness and tooth Bouieness. Our provisions are the same high grade, too. And all at prices that appeal to the thrifty. Treat your self to a trial. CASS STREET MARKET Hoosier Drills Mitchell Wagons
