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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1916)
KIVK THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN If ROM ITS if Ctpyrifkl, THK EVENING NEWS -vri'RDAY, JILY 8, IBM. WHV OOI-4T SOU I . C I rest of.TOe LSI im frd, eecftuseyi 'JT -TO 6E.T 3CRrtTCMEO ), i- ANO "THEN FRON, fM ) 1 1 .- Y I ARTISTIC POIIOT OF J Ti S : , .V vtEW IT MOULD J.f ', Hot-Point Week is Here ana with it a great offer in t electric utility that can be oper per hour. Consider the folio oihors: Vibration Free Motor i'an Cooled Eronz Bearings run In oil Powerful Suction Kan First Quality Bristle Brush that leaves carpet nap standing Ball l;nob on handle that fits hand Handle Locks in any position Double Lined Dust Bag with dust trap Rubber Tired Steel Wheels on oillcss bearings, no oil to drip he Model "I." Vfieii'um Plenner. nn atcd at an average cost of 2 cents wing points, and then there are Roar Whcol awlveled so clean er runs easily in any dl rection Dugs into any lamp socket with switch under fingers. Thpve items niejui: Long Life Good Work Easy Operation Cleanliness ' liealtlifnlness ' Light use of current Moro time for oilier duties Hot Point Quality stands for long service and no trouble. ill!! I III! -JIlMli ' '1!: J try On account of the recent bad weather operations on the improve ment of Alexander's park have been delayed considerably. Some work, however, has been done and it is thought that it will, be a short time until the public can bo accommodat ed at the swimming resort. The large float is almost completed ar.u has been anchored in the middle of the river awaiting the addition ot the divine atoaratus. On accoun' of being unable to secure lumber, Mr Dunham has been forced to fo: cgo for the time being his elaborate plans for hath houses. There will he dressinir rooms built, however, an although they will not be as large or . convenient as was at first plauni they will bo of sufficient size to ade quately provide for the needs of the patrons. The season Is already well pro--gressed and although there has been little good weather for swimming the remainder of the season will not war rant a heavy expenditure 'for this year. The more substantial appara tus will be built during the next few weeks preparatory for next year when it mm iuo uiib""" plans will be even exceeded by the completeness of the houses and ap paratus. The fence around the park has been partially built and will be finished within a short time. It will serve tn twi refuse from being strewn about the park to mar its ef fect as b" been done on several oc casions previously. TEMPORARY OFFICE IS Churchill Hardware Company - - IUONMOXtiEIIS. Sell flicin, ami wo are wllllns to demonstrate them for you. Mi itli w . i i 5 :fi.'f:--!:;;iiSi ! Jyl- :t,V,-V . ... ."Ill I A temporary office for the use 01 ihe contiactor awa workmen was erected today on the s'tu of the fed eral building. Tho engineers yester day completed the work of staking out the grounds and all Is in readi ness for the bcginulng of excavation. Mr. C. M. Stebbinger, of the firm j of Stebbinger Bros., who have tuc contract for the erection of the build ing has been constantly on the grounds and has completed nearly all the details necessary for the be ginning of the work. ' ' The excavation contract will not j be sub-let, but will be under the charge of the builders. Mr. Stcb-! Dinger said In conversation this morning that he had found this to be i a much more satisfactory method as it was always Impossible to ascertain the nature ot the. ground In which the excavation was to bo made and the. matter could be much more easily nlouded ' y the original contractor. Mr. Stebbinger is one of the style of contractors who believes In work ing himself and has been proving himself an excellent carpenter in tho erection of tho office. ' Ho says that he 'has come to stay until the build ing is completed and according to hl schedule there Is to be no waits and no delays but the building Is to bo rushed to completion before the j time limit allowed him Is very near lis expiration If such can be done. The Stebbinger Bros, are well known contractors anil have erected some of the most magnificent buildings In the sUte. -izc Your I'ccaen Perfect electric cookins at last safe, healthful, wonderfully clean, for about the cost of gaa cooking. And delicious food! Learn the new triumphs that await you with the Hughe3 Electric Range, the range used in the kitchens of European royalty. Hughes Electric Ranges As a social and domestic discovery, come and see society's favorit?, thr Hughes Electric Range. Roseburg Electric Co. ,i:.r YEAH HASKKT PICNIC The Ladies Auxiliary of the Colnmi'rrlnl club invit'H all business .railroad ""'1 professional men and their families to attend a picnic: nnd dance at Ihe rtiinrrounds Monday evening at 5:ut) p. in. Bring your baskets, cups and spoons, wo will furnish coffee. COMiHTTKK. 7S8-J8 WANTKIt 100 head of cattle lo pasture, plenty of water and good, grass. Addrcsa Hoaulln, Ore Nolle Brown, 1 742-JWp LOST Top bracket for Hudson Six, botwecn Hrockway and Roselmrtr. Kinder pleaso leavo at News of fice. 741-JTn WAN'TKI) Competent woman or girl to do general houruwork, in family with 2 children, food wage to right party. Apply 4 2", E. 1st ave. N. 7'7-tf TAKKM I'P One bay horse, about May 23rd Owner can have same by paying cots nd proving prop erty. Inquire at News. 759-aCp Ch utauqua ZT Until Tuesday Noon Season Tickets Now Selling at $2.50 $3.00 on Tuesday at Noon SAVE YOURSELF MONEY Buy Now Enjoy Your Summer at Home With Us The New York City Marine Band Lou Beauchamp Judge Wanamaker Alexander Von Skibinsky Dr.Zueblin The Comus Players The Mawson Antartic Pictures The Kaffir Boys 100 People Wood Briggs Sylvester Long Francis Labadie Riner Sisters Robert Parker Miles The Sequoia Male Quartet The International Opera Co The Elite Trio 30 Entertainments 7 Days 7 Tent on Court House Square 7 Days 7 Special Presidential Campaign Offer The months of July, August, September and October which are before us promise to be the most sthring the United States hat experienced in over a generation. Two of the strongest men of the nation will be candidates. for the highest office within the gift of the American people. Questions of national and international interest will be of every dav oecurance. Every man, woman and child will want to keep in touch with these candidates and questions. This can be accomplished by reading The Evening News In order to add a large number of new subscribers to our list a special offer is made which will continue until the 15th day of July. For $1.00 we will mail to any address in Douglas County the Daily Evening News during the months of July, August, Sep tember, October, November and December. Call sub scriptions will be taken at the same price. This special offer will positively close on July 15th. To our old subscribers, whose subscriptions expire dur ing the summer months we offer the Daily News at $2.(10 per year if paid in advance and providing that, all back subscriptions are paid to date at the regular J?3 rate. Renewals to be made during the months of June and July. Keep in touch with events by reading The News Phone 123 Do It Electrically. Phone 123
