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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1916)
...THUKB HE'LL STAY IN BIG SHOW AT ANY COST THE 1 THE EVIDENCE ON THE FACE OF IT YOUR CHECK DOUGLAS NATIONAL BANK ROSEBURG, OREGON7 Capital 5100,000.00 Surplus 30,000.00 THE EVENING NEWS, THURSDAY, J CIA 13, 1816. J. H. BOOTH, President E. L. PARROTT, Vice-Pros. H. H. STAPLETON. Cashier. H. C. SOLCUM, Asst. Cashier LEARN how to save money. It's a duty you owe yourself. A bank acocimt with this strong institution will help you to prosper It will help you to get ahead In the world It will Increase your happiness. To Our Friends and Patrons I We are now located in ou warehouse on Winchester Rosc-burg Feed & Fuel C give you better service t We can market your Frui obtainable, and sell you a we handle at the Lowest Give us a call, and let u you both In handling wh you what you have to buy. r new quarters in the Creason St. formerly occupied by the o., where we are prepared to han ever. Is and I-ltxluce at Highest Prices ny of the lines of merchandise prices possible. s show you what we can do for at you have to sell and selling t Umpqua Valley Fruit Union t cm NEWS. Try a Mt. Shasta at Galls'. Ejl-tf Mothers home made bread at the Cafeteria, 5c per loaf. 736-tf Mrs. S. P. Houser left this morn ing for Riddle where she will visit with her son, O. A. Houser. H you want to Duy or sell If yon have rooms to rent. If you have lost something, try a classified ad. Thoy bring results. Mrs. Minnie Miller, who has been spending a few days In Roseburg, re turned to her home at Riddle this morning. Shoot with a Kodak, and send your films to the Roseburg Book Store for finishing. We do the best work at moderate prices. 494-tf Rudolph Harness and wife rotum- ed yesterday from an extended auto trip through Idaho. They report a very pleasant trip. Buy 'em by the dozen, Jergens Pure Toilet Soaps. 10c size, 85c doz.; Be size, 43c doz. You will find them soothing and h.'aling to the moot delicate skin. People's Supply Co. Wholesale to the consumer. 7(!3-tf Mr. and Mr. J. A. Gordon, o' Klamath Falls, stopped at the Ump qua hotel last night on their way URGES WILSON TO AVOID MEXICAN WAR 5 8 S i 1 I Miss Fanny Witherspoon. Miss Fanny Witherspoon, daughter ftf the late Congressman S. A. Witherspoon, of Mississippi, was one of a committee from a meeting of Cooper Union, New York, which brought a set of resolutions to the president, asking him to withdraw United States troops from the Mex ican border and avoid conflict with the citizens of that republic. Miss Witherspoon is prominent in the Woman's Peace Party. from Klamath Falls to Portland by auto. CASTOR I A For. Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years :ars ; have been Mothers home mado bread at the Cafeteria, Be per loaf. 736-tf Always bears the Signature Mrs. C. E. Johnson and child, who have been visiting in this city for left this morning for 1 THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN WILL "TOO VWR ) i SURE T VIILL. NAME TO THIS LIST LARRWJ 5ELIS.VE ME 1H WF WANT TO BLW A TUMPIOF IS ONC HANDSOME LOVIN6 CUP f RUULAC FELLER ruK int UMViKt rc-- nrrr Copyright. ' ,.r.T-rne I Rum Eggnogg freeze, the big hit at I The Rose. 756-tf C. N. Dudley, of Olalla came tt Roseburg last night and spent tod.t attending to business matters. Mrs. O. A. Trowridge, of Bandon, Is spending a few days In Roseburg visiting with friends and relatives. Levi Stewart left this morning for Goshen whero he will spend a few days attending to business matters. Mrs. B. F. Lohr left this morning for Portland where she will spend a f.eek or ten days with friends and relatives. C. S. Tuckor, of North Bend, cam,) o Roseburg last night and v'l! spend a few days attending to busi ness matters, J. S. Barton, of Coqullle, 'Was a business visitor in this city yester day. He returned to his homo on this morning's stage. R. W. Alspaugh, who has been vis iting with relatives in this city tor several days, returned to Estacada this morning. Mrs. Joe Roberts, of Myrtle Creek, who has been visiting with her son Francis Hunsaker, returned to her home this morning. Leo Devaney returned this morn ing from Portland where he has been spending a few days attending to business matters. Bring your horses and mules to the Farmers Feed Sheds Friday and Saturday. Will buy at markot prices. A..S. Evans. ' 762-jl4p Subject tonight at Gospel tent on South StephonB street, "Capital and Labor," from the standpoint of Bible prophecy. You ought to hear It. Seats free. Mrs. J. P. Denn left this morning for Shovel Springs, Calif., whero she will spend several weeks in the hopes of benefitting her health which has not been very good of late. Cherries for sale. Royal Ann, Tllack Republican and pie. Any quan tity delivered at house or you can pick from trees. W. II. Brlmhall just west of Soldiers Home. 754-J12p Mrs. C. V. Inslow and children, of Ashland, who have been visiting In this city for a short time left this morning for Goshen where they will spend a few days. Lewis Kolsay, civil engineer of Portland is expected 'in this city Sunday for a visit with friends on his way home from Salt Lake City where he has been engaged in con struction work. Try Jergens old fashioned puri fied Glycerino Soap. It leaves the skin soft, smooth and thoroughly cleansed. Buy It by the dozen at the People's Supply Co. Wholesale to the consumer. 703-tt J. A. Gordon and F. A. Patrick, both purchased Bulck Sixes of A. D. Bradley, the local agent, today. Mr. Bradley only recently received a car load of these machines and has dis posed of nearly all of them already. Costs you less, makes you better bread, andmore loaves per sack. It will pay you to investigate High Flight Flour. Get It at the People's Supply Co. Wholesale to the con sumer. 763-tf According to word received In Roseburg today Mrs. B. W. Bates and children are enjoying their vaca tion at Newport. They have taken a cottage near the beach and the days are being passed In a very pleasant manner. J. W. Heskett and wife, of Junc tion City, Mo., arrived In Roseburg this morning and left Inter In the day for Mvrtle Creek where they will visit with Mr. Heskett's brother. Charlea Heskett. who is well known In Roseburg. They expect to remain In Oregon for several weeks. For coffee with the distinctive fla vor and uniform quality and ..trengih use P. S. C. steel cut coffee. Price always the same. Call for the brown package, always fresh at the People's Supply Co. Wholesale to the consumer. 763-tf Miss Mary Burdett. of Omaha. Neb., arrived In this city this morn Ing and expects to make her future home here. She has been In eorrcs I ondence with the loral commrc'n' rlub and Douulas Abstract offlre for some time and has a number of friends waiting her report of the vl- i , IT i. ' . ' II Shows whether or not you are particular about having your name always appear In good financial company. In 1915 the newly organized National Reserve Banks Inspired confidence, and helped the standing of the whole country. In 1916, ono of them may be able to help your standing. Roseburg's National Reserve Bank George Baumgartner. George Baumgartner, pitching with" the St Louis Browns, will stay in the biff leagues all his life if he can man age it. Recently Baumgartner was told to report at Little Rock, but he took a contract at about one-fourth the price to remain with St. Louis. Baumgartner is potentially one of the best pitchers in the game, but he is overburdened with temperament. The Man Behind. The man behind the motor, And the mnn behind the gun, Can defend the Nation's honor, Putting "Greasers" on the run. But the health of wife and others Is a task that must be done. By the man behind the counter What the doctor has begun. Ttie l&xaJUL Store Nithan Fullerton Perkins Building cinlty before county. coming to Douglas Frozon berries at Galls. 661-tt Kodaks, Eaatuuu pnoto supplies, at the Roseburg Boo!: Store. 4U4-t! Big Dance at Dlxonville, Filday night, July 14. Everybody Invited. 7C0-fl4 Mayor N. Rico le't this morning for Oakland whore he spent the day looking after business affairs. Mabel Kearns returned to her home this morning after visiting In i Roseburg for a short time. j Buy in quantities for cash, your! living expenses will be reduced. You will get wholesale prlcos on qunntlty orders at the People's Supply Co. Wholesale to the consumer. 763-tf Bertram Bales has been engaged for the Odd Follows program to ho given at Oakland tonight. Mr. Bates is a cartoonist of exceptional ability and his appearance tor a "chalk talk" at any entertainment is always a drawing card. The Umpqua Valley Fruit Union lB now taking orders for St. Val entine Broccoli plains, grown fron Imported seed. Order tally end i'i tho best. UiiO-daw-t: At a meeting of the Concert band tonight plans will bo formulated for a picnic nnd dnnco to bo held In the near future, at tho fair grounds. The proceeds will be used towards paying for the monster bass horn purchased by the boys some time ago. ASK FOR and GET . HORLICK'S THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK C. ,Miri!ts eo'it YOn stmo titch. The Athlete Needs athletic food THAT'S Ki:l,l.()(i(i'S So does evorybody else who Is on tho Jump from morning till night. Isn't that you? Wright-Riedd rMTW 1 grocery u). fe''f Phone 103 "The Stage of the World" You have tho stage of tho world In your home If you own a Co lumbia Grnfonola and Columbia Records. A vaster company of greater artists thnn tho grontost stago In the world possesses It at you : direction overy day, with a greater and Infinitely more varied reportolro than any one stnge ever pre sented. Orchestral, operatic, Instrumental music sombre or Joyous, classic or light; whatever your desire, whatever your mood, which ever great nrtlst you want to hoar your wish Is reality, as soon an expressed. It is reality, nothing less; for "The Stago of the World" presents the artists thomselvos to you In voice and playing, In charm and temperament, In art and personality, "Hearing Is Be lieving" and you can bear today. Call on Roseburg Furniture Co. Ni'v Cnhimhlu It-nnls on wiln the liOlh of every month Read the Advertisements in The Evening News and then patronize Home Industries. Alexander Stops Spoiling Park The fine maple grove up the river which Roseburg people have used for picnic grounds, and Alexander lias maintained for the last elclit years, a couple of wood haulers wanted for a 60-foot Pacific Highway and .IT,'! fine shade trees would be put In tho stove. The grove will be kept In Us natural state for tome time vet, Alexander thinks i:osi;iii ito m:i:is a tkn.mh coi'irr Alexander Is planning fr such an addition to decent sport and recreation for the young people, Telephone Telephone 3Q0 FOR YOUR ICE 3QQ and patronize the upbuilding and progressiva firm ROSEBURG ICE DELIVERY .3
