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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1916)
THIS EVENING NEWS. FRIDAY. AUGCST lit, 1016. fiat WHOLESALERS WILL San FranciscoTrade Excursion Will Arrive Here Next Friday. to Tracy. This wag followed by one to the Sacramento valley and Klam ath Falls, an 8-day trip during which over iO cities and towns were, visit ed. The next trip was to the Mother Lode Mining section and this was followed by excursions down the coast line from-Son Jose to Los An geles, and ono to Napa and Sonoma counties, and a second trip to the southern San Joaquin valley. Tho 1915 excursion was to Hum- f boldt county. The present excurs- ORDER TAKING IS BARRED lon ls tlie flrst ' 1,6 run outside of I the state of California. I While the Chamber of Commerce Complaints of local Merchants Ar" made several sighteelng trips pre- Qukkly Settled When The l'urtics (Jet Together. Wholesale trade excursion consist ing of nearly one hundreu represen tatives of the principal wholesale, manufacturing and hanking mom 'bers of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, will start for a visit to Coos Bay and southern Oregon on Saturday, August 18. in an 11-car special train of Pullmans, dining cars and observation cars. The party will arrive at Rosoburg, Friday, August 25, at 2:30 p. m. "and will remain all night. This wholesale trade extension ex.. towns visltpd are not PI,Couragcd and vious to the eight above mentioned. these wholesale trade excursions are distinct from all others in that they are "personal visit" trips in the full, est sense, and their main purpose is to promote personal acquaintance be tween the heads of the San Francisco firm.8 and their customers in the towns visited, and enable the prin cipals of the firms to study at first hand the needs of the interior mer chants. For this reason these ex cursions are limited to the heads, or the principal officers, of the whole sale, jobbing, manufacturing, bank ing, insurance and real estate mem bers of the Chamber. Formal entertainments in the the men with whom they are doing business, to see their stores and stocks, to size up the future of these stores, and In addition to learn at first hand whether the local mer chants have any complaints to make regarding prices, quality or deliv eries. Many complaints by local mer chants have been quickly adjusted to the satisfaction of both parties when the principals got together, which perhaps would never have been settled otherwise because the matter at Issue had never been brought to the attention of the head of the firm with all the facts clear ly presented. Also in some cases the local firm has been found entitled to a larger line of credit because the San Francisco merchant was able, through his visit, to form a clearer idea of the growing Import ance of the community In which the store was established, and to realize the character and size of stocks thM must be carried by the local mer chant to meet his demands. U 1 Ik 'X "1 JkQ JasHonsQispfm TRIANGLE PIC SIMSl CITY NKVYH. 4 cursion of the San Francisco Cham ber of Commerce is the ninth of spen(, ,helr time principally in per such trips that have been run under sonay visitng the different firms its auspices, or of the rormer Mer- in Ulelr respective lines at their chants' Association of San Fran-j placCs of Dusinosg, nnd in .short Cisco which merged with the chain-, rlics around the adjacent country to her in 1911. j see jts resources. Order taking is The first excursion was to the barred on Jhe excursion and the visit southern San Joaquin valley In Oc- is solely In the nature of a social toher 1910. The next was to the' call. In this way the principals of northern San Joaquin valley and the the San Francisco firms are enabled district visited was that from Fresno to become personally acquainted with Try "Pennant Bread," for sale by all up-to-date grocers, Mado by instead the members of the party Royal Bakery. 8SI-tf sac? SPECIAL, SATURDAY, ON DRY GOODS 12-piece Underwear, regular fiOc to 75c valuo at IWe Idldies Summer Union Suits, each !J'"c ladies Sleeved Vests, each lHc filrls' Middy Waists, euch 3.TC Children's Sti'aw Hats', ench lie Men's Hernial' $1.00 Straw Hats, each 4!)c Children's Hegular $l..iO White Oxfords, puir OOc Missed Keaiilal' $2.7 White Ituck Pumps, pair $1.30 00 pair Ladies Fine Shoes, pair - -10c; 20 pair Ladies Oxfords, pair 40c All Summer Goods at Reduced Prices. Laces, Embroideries and Ribbons at Half Price. Big Bargains in Ladies' Waists. Saturday, Aug. 19 PEOPLES SULPPY 00. mm "She's a Peach i, i nil nit uiiuiu vyu mml H. Campbell & Son Same here with our Tin: sm:i:n. st. (;i:oti:ns. Your Ad. in this Paper will bring business to you that now goes to a mail order house. Kred Chapman left this morning for a ten days' vacation with his family at -Winchester Bay. H you want to imy or sell If you have rooms to rent- If yoa have lost something, try a classified ad. They bring results. R. W. flicks, wife and daughter'. and II. H. Iterfer of VYeiser, Idaho, formed an auto party which stopped at the Grand Hotel lr.?t night. i Mrs. Chns. Cray and sisler Miss Hoffron returned today after spend- i Ing the last few weeks on their fath er's farm near Myrtle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn O'Mara, of Glido came to Itoseburg today and spent the day visitingund attending to business matters. Mrs. Nettie Stearns, Mrs. Gorry Young, and Mrs. Merle Smith motor--ed over wuh H. I-. Stearns this morn. Ing fro 'J Oalwun ! Mrs. J. J. Whltsett and daughter, MrH. D. Smith and tson loft Ithis morning for Colinga, Cal., after a visit here with their brothers. Sam Swickard and Clair Blodgett leave tomorrow for tho 'mines at Camas Valley where they will spend about a week on their vacation. Mr. A. Johnson, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Weaver, left this morning for New port. Mr. Johnson fa In the claim department of the Northern Pacific office In Tacoma. The Women's Home ;Miss!onary Society of the M. E. Church South will hold a window sale at the Bee Hive grocery on Saturday, August 19, all day. 874-alS The Misseg Jeanette and Bessie niichie and Klhel Van Scyoc. left this afternoon for their home in Portland after enjoying a visit at the home of Hugh Hitchie, In Gar den Valley. I V T-I I fttinY tica I-7i-n T.nnnY nnrl i Vernita Kohlhagen left this after ' noon for Marshffeld to attend the celebration and to visit for a fort . night with Mr. aim Mrs. J. J. Mr 5 Donald. i George W. Bryant, wife anil son. j Maurice, returned this morning from Haverland, Kans.. where they wen i called by the serious Illness of Mr. Bryant's mother who is now much im. proved. Two W. C. T. U. pennants which had been hung in front of the Pres byterian church yesterday d'iring the convention which in In progress thre, were missing this morning. The local officers hope that the I part v or parties who appropriated thnn will make as good use of them as Ihpy did. i I! ' Vi I j - hit " . & f l-m, -"f1 1i Vv si? 1 1 f J r "3 U,-- I v 'V.- ;:.- M .' ' i . -'I t v- ail a t at y"f a t 7 V? At Z A it f. 5 ''II I I '-. ''I Li The dav has arrived ,when tho tally satlafylnK to women patrons, niiacieu uy a iiroad-uriniinca sport screen sets the fanhlonB for a vast the TrluiiKle Coinpuny ls Bpemllng hat of blacl". number of women In this film-enter. lt )s mmounccd, J10.000 a week at Mary Thunuan ftornoon frock talncd and enlightened land. Us various studios. Homo of the most or yellow rlilffon and black satin The amount of money spent by the! strlklnB nnd up-to-date dresses worn; ribbon. There nre yellow daisies with moving picture studios on tho kowus worn In their productions Is morei by Triangle stars In current releases! black centers nn,i yellow daisies with than anyone would believe except, j r ,,,-,, (i, ii ... ......i.. llrief descriptions of tho several and wonder un occaa- foot the bills lonal wonder whether directors real. black centers at the girdle. Tho daisies trim the yellow laeo hat, and black satin ribbon finishes It. . Kiild Maikey IMnk silk roreptlon I (town. I be full overaklrt of black. ciilffon is trimmed with hnndmadu ffowei's of pink. Tho sumo flowen gowns follow: Kay Tincher The coslume Is of ly have to always provide dresses of black and whito laffola throughout. tho rarest material and most fabulous Ils oddest feature Is the long collar,; price. which Is trimmed with two rows of, Tho director would probably Bay ; black ribbon. I that .ho must, If his star Is going to I llessic l.ove In a black and white' trl' ' bodice, and there aro Jet fill tho eye of the discriminating wo-' silk Jersey Bport suit. Collars and i bnnds ovor (be shoulders. ' "' ' man patron of the pictures as it must' cuffs aro whlto. Tho sport hat Is of Mar Aldcn Evening kown of rose be filled. Thus far fans of tho films pink silk ribbon faced with whlto ! chiffon over rose Bilk. Tho hoop know what's what In the world of straw. ( skirt has a short over-skirt edged fashion and they must be sent out of i licssle flarrlscale Sport suit of . with hold braid and (embroidered I the theatre admiring the gowns of rream serge with a black satin collar with gold flowers. The chiffon at the star they have seen. Realizing I nnd broad bands of black satin on; the shoulders is caught with gold that they have been shown tho new- the coat, the points of which carry! and silver flowers, est mode, and eager to see what new i,ing black tassels. The hat Is also Margaret Thompson Slmplo but creation the actress wIC reveal to I of cream serge and black satin. very effective black and while taffeta in her next picture. Dorothy Olsh An effective nil- frock set orf by while fnx nnd white To make Its picture plnys sartor- white tennis flult. The eyes are Milan hat with taffeta rlbbiii1 "'wsitnaiti THE FRENCH TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. IB i at i. i-r r -Alt i 1 -r-fiAm HaK'fge Cheeked from you r home to your nation. oimi'horfi Hoods and urnlturo handled by ntrnfcr experienced men. Tnrge, Dry Storage Itooms, Freo From I'lro ItlskB. HAMMOCKS A Few Good Bargains THE FURNITURE MAN nana
