The evening news., April 08, 1916, Page 6, Image 6

WESTERN MADE
Vacuum Cleaners
On display at our Store.
They have many new advantages and they are WESTERN H.U1E
Support your homo Industries.
Roseburg Electric Company
Ph one 123 234 N. J ackson
The Roseburg & Eastern R.R.
WAS HELD UP DY THE SUPREME COURT. BUT NO
COURT CAN STOP OUR SERVING TUB LARGEST VA
RIETY AND BEST COOKED FOODS IX THE CITY.
YOURS FOR QUALITY, QUANTITY AND VARIETY. '
The Cafeteria
PHONE 81
123 CASS ST.
The
NORTH SIDE GROCERY
HAVE A FULL LINE OF
Groceries, Flour and Feed
TOiSELL!
' THEY AUK PAYING. ' J '(J 5. 1 3 5
17c for Eggs
The North Side Grocery
ALTON S. FHEY, Prop.
Spring and Summer
Dress Goods
In Dimities, Batistes, Voiles and Silk Mixtures
Now On Display
New Spring and Summer
Coats
For Ladies and Misses
Our
Corset Dep't
ia complete in every detail. Models for every
Figure.
11c Friendly, Come in and see us Occasionally.
I. Abraham
The Dependable Store
TEN iVilLE
George France entertained afoor
Tii ty of hlij fricnd.3 at a party In hit.
store building before opening. Many
enjoyable games were played in I
which all took part. Refresh men U !
were served- at a late hour. The
guests departed wishing the host
success in ..a new business.
Edgar Porrino, Jr., of Roseburg,
was visiting at the home of his uncle
J. A. Walter, Saturday and Sunday.
Kelso and Calvjn Whlttfhgton left
Monday for Portland.
Miss Dorothy Bushnell departed
Monday for Glendale where Bhe ex
pects to remain for some time.
Prof. Victor Boyd spent Saturday
and Sunday in Roseburg.
The school boys basket ball team
and the outside team played an In
teresting game Friday afternoon. The
score was 16 to 19 in favor of the
school team.
The school teav is to play the sec
ond school team or C -- .
this place Saturday afternoon.
The ladles social given Friday ev
ening was quite successful.
The Ladies Aid met Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Howard, son
Ralph and little daughter, Viola,
were guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Austin Bushnell at Reston Sun
day.
Walter Coats autoed to Roseburg
Saturday.
Mrs. Grlnsted, of Roseburg, Is
spending the week with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Myers.
Earl Smith, of Roseburg, was vis
iting friends In the valley last week.
Mr. Harness, of Roseburg, agent
for the Overland car, was In the val
ley on business Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Bushnell re
turned home Tuesday after visiting
with Mrs. Buslinoll's sister, Mrs. A
C. Marsters a tew days.
The roads are quite good again,
J. A. Walker, Walter Coats, and
Mr. and Mrs. Roush are working on
the roads this week.
John Perry made a trip to Rose
burg Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffmeister,
of Winston were visiting at the home
of Mrs. Hoffmeister's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. T. Pierce, Sunday.
o Tires are "larger,
taken Type for Type, than
GOODRICH Black-Treads
NOT QUITTING BUSINESS.
It has been reported that am
quitting the Insurance business.
These statements are absolutely un
true, as I Intend to remain In the
business permanently. The companies
I represent are thoroughly reliable
and I trust that no one will be In
fluenced to place their buBinoss else
where by these false statements.
Your patronage Is solicited and wl'l
be greatly appreciated,
ELLA STEWART,
Phone 14 2-Y. 420 S. Pine St.
!74-a20
COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS.
Won Lost Pet
Portland 2 2 .600
San Francisco 2 2 .500
Los Angeles 2 2 .500
Oakland 2 2 .500
Salt Lake 2 2 .600
Vernon 2 2 .600
KvniiUm of Ycfttcrriay'a Guinea.
Portland 10, San Francisco 5;
Oakland 15. Salt Lake 12: Vernon
13, Los Angeles 7.
THE FAMOUS PAltKPA-
HOSA AND FLOTOWS "AH
SO PlltE" FROM ".MAKTII.V
Almost within sight of Holyrood
Castle In Edinburg, Etiphrosync
Pnrcpn-Rosa was born. She was the
daughter of a Wallachlan gentle
man, and In her walks down Princess
street she could not resist singing
tho ballads of her native land. She
mado her debut as Amlna in "La
aouummbbula" in the Inland of Malta.
Then slib assumed the name of Pa
repa. No one has been able to un
derstand Just why. She married a
Captain Carroll in t St". 3, but was left
a widow two years later and obliged
to return to tho operatic stage. She
made several notnblo tours of the
United States and later married Carl
Rosa, the celebrated violinist, and
took tho hyphenated namo which she
has made famous. Sho was one of
the first to organize tho English op
era company In tho United States,
although she snug for many years in
Italian opera. While she sang In
Cairo Egypt, and threo continents,
she always felt that the most genu
ine appreciation of her talents was
In the United States. To hear Paro
us sing "Ah So Pure" from the opera
"Martha," the veteran opera-goer of
today delights to tell about.
This famous classic, from "Mar
tha, with many others equally cole
. Itrated, is to be had In the great col
! lection of "Heart Songs" now offered
by this paper at a cost so small as to
really constitute a gift. We ask our
30 x 3 . f $10.40
303Hy--Fori S,"'"l13.40
32 x 3)4 $15.45
33x4 Safety Tr.ad ..$22.00
34 x 4 "Fair-List" ....$22.40
36x4 $31.60
37 x 5 $37.35
38 x 514 $50.60
SIZE for Size, and Type for Type, Goodrich
Tires are as large as the largest put out
by any Maker, and WILL BE SO
MAINTAINED.
This means larger than corresponding1 Sizes
and Types of many other Tires for which even
higher prices are asked.
It means, too, the most generously made
FABRIC Tires on the Market, at any price.
Manufactured by the largest Rubber Factory
in America, with a 47 year Experience in Rubber
working, and a Record for DEPENDABILITY
which makes the above statements worthy of
prompt acceptance.
Made from the new "Barefoot Rubber," which
gives its maximum Traction with minimum Fric
tion, with resilience, liveliness and long-life to
Tires. ' , .
PRICED on that "Fair-List" basis initiated
Jan. 1st, 1915, by the B. F. Goodrich
Co., which saved more than $25,000,000
last year to Tire-Users, through its propaganda
against Padded Price-Lists.
Priced so reasonably low that Competitors,
whose products are not comparable, claim superior
ity on the mere strfength of their Higher Prices
(and the Larger Profits they demand from the
Tire-User and Dealer).
Goodrich Prices are based on what it' costs the
largest, and longest experienced. Rubber Factory to
manufacture Tires, as ONE of the 269 lines of
Goodrich Rubber Goods for which it buys Crude
Rubber, and over which its Overhead Expenses are
divided.
Good Business Men should know, from tliis;
why Goodrich "Barefoot" Tires can be (as they
are) the best Tires on the Market AT ANY PRICE,
though quoted at the moderate "Fair-List" fig
ures frankly and openly published herewith.
THE B. F. GOODRICH CO!
Akron, Ohio
GOODRICH
ires
FOR SALE.
West Side Grocery. All stock,
fixtures, horse, wagon.
B. C. BENSON
4 Receiver.
Room 4, Com. Club. Building.
331-tf
readers to seriously consider the
book offer that now appears In our
advertising columns as a tribute of
this newspaper to Its subscribers.
EXCHANGES.
Country store and stock, post
office, furnished hotel, and 22 acres
of land, on main line S. P. R. R.
Will accept close-In house and lot in
part payment.
Two houses and lots In Rose
burg to trade for acreage near Rose
burg 320 acre desert land claim In Mal
heur county, railroad crosses place.
Good Improvements. Town 2V4 miles.
Good land. Will trado for Roseburg
city property or grazing lnnd.
Portland house and 4 lots, good
lorntlon, to trade for Roseburg city
property.
A No. 1 modern Portland home.
Will trade for small stock ranch
near Roseburg, and assume.
Good stock ranch for Roseburg
Improved property.
We have several other good trades.
If your price is right list your prop
erty with us for quick action.
Good five-room houso and 16 lots
to trado for Improved acreage within
6 miles of Roseburg. Wo have calls
for small places near town. What
have you
SKIFF REALTY CO.
Hotel Grand Annex,
Roseburg, Oregon.
447-alO
DO YOUR OWN SHOPPING
"Onyx" HI Hosiery
Gives the BEST VALUE for Your Money
tnrj llmi fm Ctt to Silk, Far Mtn, Wm tmi CkiUna
Any Color and Style From 25c to $5.00 per pair
Look lor tbe Trade Mark!
Sold br All Good Dealers.
Wholesale Lord & T(iyloP NEW YORK
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Having Too Many Things
OnYour Hands
MAY RESULT IN YOUR HAVING YOUR
HANDS FU LL AND WE CAN'T HELP IT. BUT
WE CAN" PREVENT
Your Hands From Being Poisoned
OR INFECTED, NO MATTER WHAT YOU HAVE TO CLEAN
OR HANDLE
The ffigrcJllL Store
Nathan Fullerton Perkins Bldg.
Phono 45
All Gone East
IS THE IMPRESSION THAT ONE GETS IN READING ABOUT
THE
50 Car Loads of Broccoli
SHIPPED BY THE U. V. FRUIT UNION; BUT IT IS A WRONG
IMPRKSSION, FOR WE SAVED SOME NICE, FRESH HEADS
FOR YOU
WERE LISTENING ,.,IOXB 103
Wright-Reidel Grocery Co. J