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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1916)
THK EVEXIXO KEW8 THUItfcDAY, DECEMIlEIt 21, 1016. O. O. WIngfleld, of Cornutt, spent official uuties connected with the In--tT(lav In thlB city trading. i dlan office. BIG MEN OF FRENCH CABINET PROVIDE , MONEY AND MUNITIONS TO CARRY ON WAR i ixATTER'S PLUSH USED IN POIRET MODEL Auto tfor sale c Ilea p. Good con dition. See O. C. Baker at Motor The Pollyonna serves the best chicken tamalus to be had anywhere Shop 1213-tf t any price. 1233-tf 1 i4 ' v HnHt':' i V vol ? , ftps" ,g; ; - .dr.. 'K. K IV' war The KrusilolT gown. . ti..i T5: v. fnmnii Pnnrh Hpsipnpr. has used hatter's plush t Rood advantaxe in fushionini? the Bruailoflf gown. The skirt of hatter., Dluah is reully one of the most extreme that has come from this fashion creator this season. It exploits the irregular skirt, which, however grac tai its linos may be, is not a thing of hcaiity. . . fh ' The flounce of the skirt is exceedingly full and is fastened onto thr .Irregularly draped yoke by means of double stitched cartridge plaits, tha fine of the hem approximating in its irregularity that of the yoke. Th ..oat of green broadcloth is cut with a fitted skirt and has a fancy fastening tThoWhat oMirown velvet has a touch of green In the ribbon banding which encircles the straight crown and also In the tiny row of velvet . bulla euspended from the rim of the brim. A fancy ruff of the ribbon finishes the hat tho side front I C1TV XKWS. JUrs. i). H- IK'iinctt returned homo this morning ultcr a ehort visit to Portland. A commit too from the sportsmen's club today visited nearly all of the offices of the city In an effort to soil tickets for tho entertiiinmcut to be given tomorrow uiKht. Mrs. J. P. Martin and Mrs. John Anderson left this morning for Iloso- STOltE OPK.V KVKXIXUS. Tho Golden Rulo Store will be open evenings all this week, the same as on Sat urdays. Good light with plen ty of competent help. 1325-d23 I Take a glass of Salts before breakfast ' if your Back hurts or Bladder is troubling you. T5e mftn or woman who eats meat regu larly ean mitko a mistake by flushing the kidneys occasionally, says a well-known authority. Meat forms uric acid which xeitea tho kidtievs, they becotno over worked from the strain, get sluggish nnd fail to filter tho waste and poisons from tho blood, then we get sick. Nearly all rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble, nervousness, dizzinesstli-eplesslH'ss and urinary disorders cbmo from sluggish kidneys. , 'I'lai moment you feel a dull acho In tho kidneys or your back hurts or if the wrine It cloudy, offensive, full of sedi ment, irretfu'ar of passage or attended by a sensation of seahling, stop eating meat and get about four ounces of Jad iftnlta from any pharmacy; tako a tahlcsnoonful in a glass of wab?r before tircakfast and In a few days your kidneys will act flue. burg. Mrs. Matrln will visit at that place for several weeks. Itogue Ulv er Courier. Robert 'Kills and Mrs. Amanda ICllls, of Droekway. wore in tho city today visiting friends and looking after business mnttotB. J. H. Brown, of Looking Glass left today to spend tho holiday season with his daughter, Mrs. Koyes, of Pleasant Grove, Calif. Mrs. Margaret St. Onge, who has been teaching school at Glldo, left this morning for Hound Prairie whero she will spend the holidays. It. A. Booth went to Posebnrg Monday night with two trained coy ote dogs which he recently purchas ed In Kentucky. Tho dogs were tak en to the timbered districts yester day for their first tryout In this sec tion of tho stale. Sheepmen hnvo lost heavily through coyotes during the past few months, and n combin ed effort Is being made to exlo- - i nie tho unimulB there. Eng.-no Guard. J. W. Lltzenberer, wife and daugh ter, spent yesterday In this city, re turning to their home at Myrtle Creek. , After the dance -or snow, stop in the Poll) anna for a cup of chocolate or coffee, or a hot chicken tamale, the best ever. 1233-tf J. T. Spaugh and Ed. Morgan, of Looking Glass, both attended the taxpayers league in this city yester day. A good book, regardless of Its cost, always makes a dignified Xnins gift Get the best at tho Hoseburg Book Store. 1258-dswtf Mrs. Henry Rulter alia son arriv ed lust night from their home at Albany to visit with friends in this city. Reliable nursery stock, quality first. Prompt careful attention giv en to ail orders, llmpqua Valley Fruit Union. 1167-dswtf J. W. Brown, a resident of tho Soldiers' Home, loft this morning for a visit with friends and relatives at Lebanon. Cut prices on all groceries, flour and feed at the Spot Cash Basket Grocery, 238 N. Jackson street. 1297-jll Mrs. F. M. Bryant, who has been nursing her father, who has been ill at the home of her sister, Mrs. Sam Starmer, returned to hor homo at Myrtlo Crock, this morning. D. B. Randall and wife, of Port land, who hnve been spending the past few weeks on their ranch In the southern part of the county, re turned to their home in tho city this morning. Ben Huntington, Jr., who was In tho cily yesterday attending Mho meeting of the taxnnyers returned to Drain this morning. Mr. Hunting ton Is a candidate for reading clerk In the coming legislature. Alba Spaugh and wife returned lust night from a honeymoon spent In Portland. Mr. Spuugh's father stated that a big time was awaiting them upon their return home to Looking Glass. While mnny henvy purchases of Xmas goodies have been made; our stock of fresh candies and nuts Is still large nnd complete. Absolutely wholesale prices prevail. People's Supply Co., wholesalers to tho con sumer. 1323-tf C. S. Ilelnllne leaves tomorrow night for Portland. The Dalles, Ce lllo and other points where he will short time nttcniling to spend a CALL l'Olt SCHOOL WAltltAXTS. Notice is hereby g:ven Hint all school warrants of d-lstrlet No. 4, Douglas county, Oregon, to nnd In- This famous salts is made eluding 13(iS, endorsed Mny 2f, lnm the acid of grapes and lemon juice, innjt pa,l for want of funds, and prior thereto, aio this day culi- enmbined with lithia, and hsa been used for generations Ui tlush and stimulate the kidneys, also to lunitrnlire the acids in urine so it no longer causes Irritation, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot failure; makes a delightful tiler escent litlits-water drink which everyone vhould take now and then to keep tho kidneys clean and active and th blood fair, thsrchy uvoidtug serious kldliey yininltrat ions. t ed for payment by tho undersigned, nnd all Interest thereon will cease from Hie dnle of this notice. Datrd this 20th day of December, 111 10. HOSCOK N. OHKEN. Clerk. School District No. 4. Douglas County, Oregon. 13:t5-Jl Laugh When People Step On Your Feet Try this yourself then pass It along to others. It works! Ouch !?!?!! This kind of rough talk will be heard less here in town il people troubled with corns will follow the Blmple advice of this Cincinnati authority, who claims that a few drops of a drug called freezone when applied to a tondor, aching corn stops soreness at once, and soon tho corn dries up and lifts right out without pa'n. -He says freerone is an ether coin pound which dries immediately sod nover Inflames or oven Irritates the HurroundlnK tissue or skin. A quarter nf an ounco of froczono will cost very little at anv drug store, but is sum- elent to remove every hard or soft corn or callus from one's feet. Millions) of American women will welcome this announcement elnoa the Inauguration of the high heels. E. C. Stephens, of Portland, ar rived this morning to spend a short time in this city. Waldo Marsters is expected to re turn home tonight from Jle-Mtnnvilk-where he is attending school. W. P. Fisher, of Portland, arrived this morning to spend the holidajs visiting with friends In this city. Phone 320-J will call at your home and tako measures. Belle Case, Spir- ella Corsotlerre, Bell Sisters Bldg 1331-J20p E. T. Smith, who has been visit ing with his son. Robt. E. Smith returned to his borne near Myrtle Creek. C. R. Garvy. of the Indian service. left this afternoon for San Francisco whore he will Bpeud his Christmas vacation. H, W. Pleasance and wife, of Van couvor, B. C, were registered at the Umpqua hotel last night arid are enroute to California. Fresh Olympic and eastern oysters Friday and Saturdey. Eastern at 55c; Oylmpic at 75c. Large cans People's Supply Co. 1337-d23 For a fancy dressed chicken, tur key, duck or goose, leave your order early at tho People's Supply Co. 1332-d22 L. G. Cochran and family have moved from 745 S. Stephens street to the ranch south of the city near Green, where they will remain over the winter. Mrs. Hclnllne leaves Friday even ing for Portland whore she will spend Christmas with her parents, j..r. nnd Mrs. E. O. Eldrldge. She expects to he gone until about the first of the year. J. W, Tontall, commercial traveler for Allen and Lewis from Portland through the Willamette valley to the California line for several years, died suddenly at his sister's home in Portland yesterday. He was well known by a large number of local people. To look for the fli-st time upon a train other than a miniature logging train, was the experience last night of Sam Wilson, of Crescent City, says the Hogue River Courier. Mr. WU- Bon has lived all his life In Crescent City, never having a chance to get near a railroad, and he Is now well along In years. While coming over In the stage, yesterday, he confided to another passenger that, as this was his first opportunity, he intend ed to have a good time. Ho can neither read nor write, so one of the occupants of the stage bought a ticket to Toledo, Ore., for him. The train was marked up two hours late, but Mr. Wilson could not bo Induced to get any supper for fear that tho train might leave whilo he was away. r to'. ..Jmrn Lit,' w ; M. Albert Thomas on a visit to the front and (insert) rt. Alexander Ribot, Alter Premier Briand these two men have the most important posts in the new French cabinet. Both are members of the war council of five. A minister of finance Ribot must raise the money to carry on the war. Ai minister of national manufactures, Thomas is charged with the duty of supplying the French armies with munitions and transports. Intelligent, Courteous Service and Dependable Quality Medicines. centralTpharmacy W. H. Richardson, Cass and Jackson, Roseburg If January First Is Very Cold will your heating system be ade quate to meet the weather con ditions? If it Is giving you trouble, now Is the time to call upon us. We are specialists in heating apparatus, and In all kinds of plumbing. Phone 151, Roseburg Plumbing and Heating Co. RISE OF NIVELLE SMASHES FRENCn ARMY HIERARCHY BBHBUHgiW IfTa MUflWttJllMW THE FRENCH TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. mttpi Miaww p Hhki;"io Checkod from your hone to your 1 .1 .GT7H: 'iHr'l Honseho-l Oood, an,i 1L. .J 5i'f i' J"-' t'lJ Furniture handled by ;.i-rl,-nred men. - Hooms, Kre From IMionc 1WO, 5?w if s?v Implements! WE HAVE PURCHASED THE STOCK OF IMPLEMENTS AXD VEHICLES FORMERLY OWNED 11Y c'KOUCH & GILES, CON SISTING OF 11UGG1ES, WAfiOXS, PLOWS, DISO HARROWS CULTIVATORS, ETC. WHILE THIS STOCK LASTS WE WILL SELL IT AT Less Than Wholesale Cost IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE J. F. BARKER & CO. IMPLEMENT AND VEHICLES. is. General liobert Nivellc. General Robert Kivelle's elevation to the post formerly held by General JotTre indicates the strenuous meth ods of Hriand's new ministry to in ject new blood into the conductors of the war. "If Wishes Were Houses Beggar's Could Build" And so they may, and so may you, Build Air Castles That's tho very thing you should do, In order to tell us clearly Just what special features you want Incorporated In the plans for that new home. Kenny Lumber Co.
