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    THE EVE3IHG .XfcTVS TUESDAY. AUGUST 1, 1018.
A. J. LILBURN & SON
Complete Ilousefurnishers
CARPETS
RUGS
CURTAINS
DRAPERIES
LINOLEUMS
and
FURNITURE
Cannin
Suggestions!
Try llio wliln mouth Jura. Fruit tun bo put In wholo. Cans can
lu easily washed. Cost but II tllu moro If any tliun tba small
Pints 80c, uunrtH 11.00, two quarts $1.25.
Then you Bhoulil hnvo a sot of two of tho "Handy" Jar holder.
Ret a Jar In placo hi bollor and you will not need anything to
sot cans on and will havo nls an puny way to lift them In and
out or boiler, DOc, per set of six. "
Wo wish especially to call attention to tho "Whlto Crown
Caps" for llio Mason Jars. Willi these you can havo as good success
using the Mnsnn a with any of tho newer makes. Tho rubber Is
used on top odgo of Jar and a wbllo glass cap Is all that conies In
contact with the fruit. Absolutely no metal can ho touched by
contents of Jur. Tups will last an lung as Jars. The only replace
ment la tho rubber band, at lie. per don. Caps complete 35c do.
Tho llattlo Creek Sanitarium has discarded 21,(100 zinc caps for the
"Whlto Crown". Try them out.
A small lot of Aluminum fruit funnels for 10c each.
Churchill Hardware Company
lltONMlVN'CEHS,
The
NORTH SIDE GROCERY
HAVE A FULL LINK OF
Groceries, Flour and Feed
TO SELL!
tiifv A It E r.tYixo
M.UtKI-.T Pltlt'E FOIt EftGS,
The North Side Grocery
ALTON S. EHEY. Prop.
IMXMSK AMENDMENT
KINDS At it CHILLY
Only lis 1 Paid Kupimrtars lluve
Ixmim Tongues Committee
Not EiitliM.sla.Htic.
PORTLAND, Aug. 1. Getting en
thusiasm for the proposed brewery
tiuendment to the prohibition law Is
meeting with small results. Thus far
'.lie only persons who are evincing
vithusiafim are the attorney for the
Welnhard plant, who is chairman of
he campaign, and the secretary of
he committee, and the fact that they
-re receiving remuneration accounts
for their Interests In the measure.
Among the citizens who were
askol to servo on the general com
mittee there Is no work being done
to promote the causo of the brewers.
While In sympathy with the Idea,
embers of this committee explain
that they personally believe that tins
not the proper time to submit
'he nuostlon to tho people, Some
f t'-.om argued that the measure
.Vntld n't have lien brought up for
....',- ,.f:,r. t lrvt.. so that the
present law could receive a genuine
ust. Six months, explained these
' is pot suff'cleni
'line to study tho operation of the
taw.
Suli'in lli-cvcory Muhas Fruit Juice.
Even members of the committee
:lo not place niueh hope In the suc
cess of the amendment, particularly
used a springy bed of canvas and
light frame nidae to extend across the
top of the front seat and allow space
for the pillows over the back seat.
This affords a waterproof roof for
the sleepers (n case of rain, and even
If la storm should come up, the
campers can remain snug and warm
hv buttoning the flaps from the top
of the car. Mosquito netting instead
of side flaps may be desirable In
some camp sites."
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AITO AND ftAHAOK AltE ItlllNEI)
The garage and automobllo owned
by H. K. Burchfleld, of Winchester,
were destroyed by fire originating
in some .unknown manner this
morning. Mr. Durchfleld was work
ing about the car when he noticed
that It was blazing and Immediately
mado attempts to extinguish the
flames. He was unable to do so
however, as they had obtained a
good start and was quite badly burn
ed about the arms and face while
fighting the fire. The car and garage
were completely destroyed and will
be a heavy los8 as they are only par
tially covered by insurance. The
nuto iraj an Overland and was pur
chased only fhls spring.
ISETlllNS KI'.OM MONTANA
Let Us Repair It.
The lucket that Is broken need not be laid aside. We can repair
It and make it good as new. And the outgrown ring can be en
larged to the exact size required. Perhaps you have some articie
' :w that you would like to have made over Into some other
orm. It can be done to you r absolute satisfaction in our repair
lepartment. We make a spec! ilty of watch repairing and guaran-
a.u lee every piece oi worn we pjt out. Bring in mat aisaDiea time
Kj niece and let us put It in ord t. You will be pleased with, the
c.ass of work we do.
glAMTV SERVICE
BUBAR BROS.
Formerly Y'oung & Bubar.
JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS
PHONE 311
it
IWHJl'E HEROINE IN
".MEENA'S ROMA.Vt E"
scope-bag, to live with her wealthy
aunt wbo lives In New York. Her
ruling passion of wanting to have
everything scrupulously clean, makes
her undertake to scrub the front
steps; and here she meets von Ritz
again, this time coming to pay court
Meena Bauer, the heroine of "Lit-I Meena s cousin. He renews nis
tie .Meen's Romance." a forthcoming j attentions to little Meena, quite Ig-Triangle-Flno
Arts release, to be norant that she Is wealthy. But the
seen at the Antlers theatre tonight Passing of Ills country's ambassador
Moomi 1 timer- Has Fortune of Her
Own lint Insists on Scrubbing;
Relative's Fmnt Steps.
and tomorrow, is a little Dutch girl
living in a small Pennsylvania town.
Brought up by her wealthy but frug
al father, she knows no life hut
scrubbing floors and washing clothes.
Mr. E. II. Rohr returned this
morning from a two months stay In
Montana where he was enuaeed In inin nr u,. , .i, .
since Its benefits. If any, would be I sheep shearing contracting. Mr. Rohr j Frederick von Ritz. a handsome
stated that times are excellent Tn 'young man whose temporary lack of
the state he Just left, duo to the tie-! funds Is being made up In the sale
mendous demand for copper. The i of patent clothes-wringers: and she
confined chiefly to Portland, and
thereforo, would not receive warm
support in the other counties. For
instance,, the brewery nt Salem has
'cor. converted Into a factory for
icturlng fruit Juices, and the
tntement has been made that he-ii-a"
of the future of fruit Juices a'-
S-i'e-n nlanf will
never revert to the brewing of beer
ngaln.
KAISER STARTS PROPAGANDA
TO I'M FY GERMANY ON PEACE
BERLIN, Aug. I. Tne kaiser to
day inaugurated a speethmaklng
propaganda throughout Germany to
unify the empire on Germany's peace
terms and to prepare the public mind
for peace.
Under the auspices of tho German
National Committee, an organization
having the approval of the official
censorship, fifty well known German
orators will make the same speech in
fifty German cities today. The
speech lR inoff iclally known to rep
resent Chancellor von Ret hmullll-
Ilolhveg's peace term views.
The speech Is being awaited with
the keenest Interest by both friends
and foes of Dr. Hollweg.
This propaganda may mark the
beginning of re-established friendly
relations between the chancellor and
those with whom he has politically
disagreed on the conduct of the
war. Dr. Hollweg Is the man who
engineered the ousting of Grand Ad
miral von Tirplt and his subma
rine wnrtare campaign nnd kept
friendly relations with the Pnited
States when a break seemed Immin
ent. It is known that the Moderate.
Conservative, National-Liberal and
Catholic elements have been strlvlnc
to make a reconciliation between the
chancellor and the Pan-German element.
dumps of the abandoned mines are
being worked over and huge minis
of money made by the ijwrntors
while the new mines are working
large shifts of men to bring the out
put up to the highest point.
If a combination of our climate
and the eastern business conditions
could ho made. Mr. Rohr thinks this
would he an Ideal place to live.
FRANK II. HITCHCOCK
RAPS (JOVEIiNMENT SERVICE
jve ADMISSION lo "Always flood Show"
1
In an article on job5 with a poor
future In the August American Mag
arlne, Frank H. Hitchcock, the form
er postmaster general. Is quote, as
saying:
"The government service In Wash
ington is a good place for a young
man who wishes to pay his own ex
penses while receiving hl education
at one of the universities In Wash
ington. Hut after he has received
Ms education, he Is far better off out
of the service than In It."
A GOOD AVERAGE
MATINEE EVERY- DAY AT 2 TO P. M.. EVENING 7:1.1 TO It
TODAY ONE DAY ONLY
MASTER SHAKESPEARE,
STROLLING PLAYER
An Interesting drama based on the Sliake-ipearo-l'.acon ronlrmersy
starrlng I -'LOIS K NVK LallADIK. Two lovers quarrel over who
w rote Shakespeare. The man g to the Mexican border with the
troops and is wounded. See the finish. lis In five interesting
parts.
HE Xlj I.IEE Your Magnttne I i pictures.
THE HERO OK E. . RANCH This is 1 ! . otaie 0 ey "the f iiiiniest
man In America.
TOMORROW Willi VM IMS.I I I, ii, -'.m l I, M U r .' ,n i7u.
Fust of the new Mutual Star Pio.luctTbns,
TIM liNPAY W IIO'S Gl ll.TY """ "
l i;ti i. w iu;i: Kl Itltl , i" ,v uiu, Vimt;F"i
llliicMi.l Play In j arm.
At one time today there were by
act mil count, eleven men and three
teams at work on the exi-avatlon for
the new postofrice. w hile on the walk
above the latter was being bossed by
19 onlookers. The excavation should
be practically complete,) M C:i v
cning, as very little remains to be
done, when the false work for the
cement foundation will begin and
rushed through.
Nll RDY FLORENCE RKID in -A OX s LAW'
HOW TO PITCH CMP
IN AN Al I'OMOIlll F
"Comfort is to be fe';:i.t in the
camp t ar." sa-s a v. i:;,-: in ; h.- A--.c-ust
Woman's Home fomp imon. 'if
you know how to arrange for It. The
bed should hr in the car if oi
have not tent, as the charm of s'ce:.
Ing on the gro'Uid soon pal's, an
berths In the machine are easier to
arrange than a portable shelter. We''
RACK FROM INSPECTING ROADS
County Iloadmaster K. A. Sin
clair returned last night from a trip
through tho coast district Inspecting!
the roads ulong Smith river, to Win-'
Chester Bay and other points. While!
at Winchester Bay ho was successful i
In killing a lnrge bear and the!
Roseburg people who nre camped j
there had the opportunity of enjoying
some fresh bear steaks. Mrs. Sin-
clalr remained at the bay and will I
probably not return to Roseburg for
several weeks.
having come to his rescue when he
is brought up before her judicial
father for canvassing without a
license, he takes up his residence as
boarder in her home.
It is not long before von Ritz, who
has not made the little family aware
of his station in life, is sent remit
tances from home; so he goes to .live
in bachelor quarters In the city, tak
ing llttlo Meena's heart with him.
Then Meena's father dies; and she
goes, with all her fortune In a tele-
reminds him that he should not
marry out of his rank.
Feeling that he cannot marry her
he still invites her to come, w'ith him
to a road-house outside the city;
and there he inveigles her Into a pri
vate room. But seeing her ignorant
of his intentions and trusting him
Implicitly, his conscience troubles
him, and he goes downstairs to
fight It out with himself. The out
come of this mental struggle fur
irishes some of the best moments in
a refreshingly human film.
CASTORIA
For Infants and- Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
of &&0$&Egk
Always bears
the
Signature
GOING TO CRATER LAKE.
Sheriff George Quine and family
leave tomorrow in their auto for
Crater lake. At Winston they will
be joined by W. C. Winston nnd
wife and Gladys and Clarence Lenox,
and nt Grants Pass hy George R.
Riddle and family and Joe Wharton
nnd family. Tho party will remain
nt Crater lake for about a week or
ten days.
INSURANCE!
Insurance that Is worth something. I write fire insurance. I sell
accident and life insurance. I will secure you a bond. I write auto
insurance. I negotiate loans. 1 look after the Interests of my
clients In many ways. I hav i been in business 20 years In Rose
burg. Never had a law suit in settling the many claims I havo
bad. I represeut 10 of the largest and strongest Fire Insurance
Companies. All old line, no cat rates. Quick adjustments and my
reputation is my guarantee that you will be treated Justly. Twenty
years of satisfied customers. My office is at 321 Perkins Building
where I will be pleased to meet my old customers as w. 11 as all the
new ones I can secure. Special arrangements for taking care of
prune dryer insurance. Call an(i see me.
W. J. MOON
Roseburg, Oregon
II
HKAPyl ARTERS OF OREGON
TltOO!"- IS CHANGED I
SAN DIEGO. Aug. 1. The head
quarters of the third regiment, Ore
gon militia, has been moved from
Palm City, to Imperian Bench. Only
a few of the enlisted men failed to
pass the physical tests.
GROUND GRIPPER
WALKING SHOE'
MEDICAL CURE FOR fLAT-fOOl
SOLD FROM COAST TO COAST
Walk Right
In
Ground
Grippers
As
Nature
Intended
Let Us Show You
ROSEBURG
BOOTERIE
WE DESPISE NOT THE DAY
OF SMALL THINGS
Neither will we neglect your o rder for small quantities
We have short boards priced as low as 3c each, and we will sell
you as few or as many as you want.
We have a plank for your walk at 9c
A post for your fence 'at 10c
A prop for your tree at 5c
Kenny Lumber Co.
Plinne Xns. 4.", ;-,;
ANTLERS
IKIAMjLL rP" ATT"xT Trrx tdi , xtot r
PLAYS lUlMbHI PiTvc
LOTS OF COMF.HY IN
PLAYS
ll; IN ItKl'NN
Mio. Tb.it Satisfy
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Cass St.
"Little Meena's Romance"
enl clothes wringers. " salf!"'xn ' Pat-
O Reel Keystone Comedy o
& ''HIS LAST LAUGH O
i in i .
" 'Xel y.Hir trouble
OMIV, J.OOX
BILLIE BURKE
"PEGGY"
The SliKl.lHio PcHlucti.