The evening news., March 21, 1917, Image 5

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1 THE STORE THAT APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS
Standard
Today Isn't a Bit To Early To Secure
of Tire
Your Easter Suit
Value
Officers of Building and Loan
Association Submit
Statement.
THE EVFOTVO NEWS WEONESOAV, MARCH 21, 10IT.
Easter will Boon bo hero, but why wait until then to
wear a new suit? Why not be wearing it when fash
Ion leaders open the season? NOW is the time.
You'll find choosing here SO easy. We are splen
didly supplied with suits of serge, gaberdine, poplin,
jersey cloths and other good fabrics in tho latest
styles. The new straight line effects and barrel types
are the leading fashions although they have been
carefully modified to meet the demands of our pat
rons. But these modifications haven't lessened their
beauty or correctness at all in fact they haVe mado
-4 hem handsomer, And they are priced very low
$ i7.5o to $ao.oo.
NewFrocksforEaster
Pretty In design, light in coloring of rich Bilk and
wool fabrics, Ideally suited for Spring wear.
Sltf.oo to $;is.uo.
Now Silk Waists, Skirts
and Petticoats.
il
Now Neckwear just in.
All that is New is Here.
A Man is What He Feeds On v '
The housewife, looking to the family health, will buy
where she can get 1'ltKSH, OI.KA.V GUOCEKIKS.
Our Stock is Clean and Sanitraily Kept
and all goods are- ot the best manufacture. Orders per
sonally looked nflcr.
peS279ocery Walter Patterson, Prop.
' s urn iiis.
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Stop at
HOTEL
UMPQUA
New and
Modern
Don't Buy That New Automobile Until You Have Seen the New
CHEV
ROLET
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Price $625 f. o. b. Roseburg
A cnrlond of 1017 models has arriv
ed and lire ready for Immediate de
livery. Thry ore fully equipped with
electric lights, starter and liora, mo
hair top, windshield, speedometer,
tools, etc.
Glen H. Taylor, Agt.
Empire General Exchange
Call 44 for quick Jitney service.
1561-al
L. N. Sardeson, of Dole, was a vls
Istor in this city yesterday.
The famous Asmana Ivithia water
on sale at the Rose. 1470-tl
H. H. Wilson, of Green, spent yes
terday in this city attending to busi
ness. Try Uiosc delicious chocolate Ting
lings, a candy confection at the
Hose. '1470-tl
W. N. Moore, of Dole, spent tho
day In this city yesterday attending
to business matters,
Every demand tor educational
books supplied at the Fiction Li
brary. 1649-al
It. D. Dennis, of Medford, spent
a brief time in this city attending
to business Interests.
Now Is the time to buy your bulbB
for bedding. Call 124 Cass street.
Mrs. P. D. Owen. 1384-tf
J. T. Anderson returned last night
to his home at Riddle after a brief
business visit in this city.
The Pollyanna serves the best
chicken tamales to be had anywhere
at any price. 1233-tf
Mrs. Arthur S. Trew arrived lasl
night to visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ijaDrie, of Garden Valley.
Why not get In an order right
now at the J. G. Flook Co.'s mill an'
set one of those beautiful doors the1
are offerfng with each $100 orde
for material of any kind. t'
CONDITION IS PLEASING
Finances of CVimty Organization
Shown to lie in Kxcellent Con
dition and Stockholder
Are Well Pleased.
The annual meeting of the Doug
las County Building and Loan Asso
ciation was held Tuesday evening in
the office of the secretary, E. N.
Ewart. Tho annual repoit ot the
officers show the affairs ot tite asso
ciation to be in good cnadit'.-n.
The old board of officers were
re-elected as follows: W. II. Fisher,
president; L. Wimberly. vice-president;
13. N. Ewart, secretary; Geo.
Neuner, Jr., attorney; G. V. Wimber
ly, treasurer; A. Salzmau. Holand
Agee and E. B. Stewart.
The auuiiors are U. H. C. Wood
H. C. Slocutu and Joseph Micelli.
Finance committee, L. Wimberly, A.
A. Salzman and Roland Agee. The
business of the association is fully
set forth in the secretary's report,
puulisned herewith in lull
lteiKtrt.
To the stockholders, The Douglas
County Building and Loan Asso
ciation, ltoseburg, Oregon.
Gentloinen
Your secretary respectfully sub
mits herewith his seventh annual re
port (second series) for the year
ending March 10. 1917.
lteceipts.
Cash in hands of treas
urer as per last report $
Monthly dues
Interest earned and un
earned Expense fees
Refund insurance prem
ium Fines .... '.
Loans repaid
Sale of property
139:i3
4,193.00
3,094.53
188.60
5.40
21.87
520.70
1,294.12
Total 10,003.31
Paid Treasurer.
As per reeeiius $ 0,924.18
Cash in hands of treas
urer b per last report 139.13
SvH "When You Pay More Than H
J jC 1 Fisk Prices You Pay for Something B
TJ That Does Not Exist" g
fJwmm"ifmmf THERE i no higher tire quality than Fisk no H
rPJIS .,f H 1 greater dollar-for-dollar value; and mileage re- E3
yr y f- turns prove it. fa
H We recommend B
You can't buy more tire value for your
money. Buy a pair and put them to
Fisk Realers in Roseburg
Roseburg Garage
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Total lu,
Disbursements.
Warrants dri.wn on
treasurer on a-c of
loans $ 2
Surrender of stock fl,
Secretary s salary
Taxes
Advertising, safety do
posit box rent and
sundries
State Corporation tax....
Street paving assessment
Filing fee :
Insurance premium
Auditing expenses
Cash in hands of treas
urer this date
ju3.31
000.00
028.40
180.00
225.09,
Total 10,003.31
Asset.
Notes secured by mort
gage to date I 42,100.00
Notes unsecured (forced
loanB) 6,440.00
Real estate 2,750.00
Cash in hands of treasur
er this date 734.70
Just Received a TMPITOI For Sale at the
Carload of iUSlsUl Right Price:
Hay itolled ltarley Chirk Food
(irain Mill Hun Scratch Fond
Iran Alfalfa Meal Medium tirit
Shorts Chop Oyster Shell
FOll BALK OH THAKK
HORSES -:- COWS
2nd-Hand Machinery
2nd-Hand Household Goods
If you are selling out, give nn a chance, as I buy everything.
J. M. JUDD
Cor. Oak and Rose Sts. Phone GO
The Hallmark
Wedding Ring
The simple circlet that
means so much ahouM be
of the purest metal, thick
and narrow, anil beautiful
ly fashioned.
Such In the Hallmark
WrrlilinR It in p. whether
made of 18-K gold or of
platinum, thi.t costlier met
al mat is valued so highly
now.
You cannot obtain a better
value nor a more beautiful
mode in a wedding ring
than this.
A. S. Huey Co.
ItdSfhui-g - Oregon
Ik 1AJXMAR li More 121
Total 61,024.70
MahltiticN.
Vmount due stockholders
for installments on
332 shares of Btock to
date 35,741.00
Installments due but not
paid 110 00
N'ct gain from time of
organization 15.1C8.7G
Smallest number of months
advance Interest paid
Numbor of shares loaned '
upon 270
All of vhicli Is respectfully sub
mitted, I
(Signed.) P. N. EWART,
Secretary.
Stato of Oregon, County of Doug-j
las, ss: I
I. B. N. Ewart, hereby certify that'
as secretary of The Douglas County:
Building and Loan Association (sec
end series) have prepared the fore
going statement mid report, that it.
is a full and detailed report of the'
affairs and business of said associa-;
tion for the year ending March 10,
1917, and tlu.t it is true and correct
ly shows its financial condition,
(aigned.) E. N. EWART,
Secretary, ,
Wo, tho undersigned auditing com
mittee, of tho said Tho Douglas
County Uulldlng and Loan Associa-,
tloh, do hereby certify that the fore
going is a true and correct stnte-j
ment of tho financial condition of
sad assocaton on the 10th day of
March, A. D., 1917, and a true state
ment of its affairs and business for
the fiscal year ending on that date.
(Signed.)
It. H. C. WOOD,
H C. SLOCUM,
JOSEPH MICELLI,
Auditing Committee.
For prompt Jltnoy servica call 44.
1601-ul
J. W. Hall, of Baker county, spent
yesterday in this city visiting with
old time comrades at the Soldiers'
Home. Mr. Hall belonged to thO
First Indiana Cavalry and mot some
comrades of hlB company now at thei
Homo. He Is onroute to Sawtello, j
uaui., 10 . enier me . rmuuuui dui
dlers' Homo.
CAIili FOll C1TV WAIUIANT8.
Notice Is hereby given all persona
holding genornl fund warrants ot tho
City of KoBeburg, Oregon, endorsed
"Not paid for want of funds," prior
to and Including Jan. 3, 1917, ex
cept warrant No. 3380. Also Im
provement fund warrants Nos. 975,
983, 984, 985, 992, 993, Spring
street. Also Fleser street warrants,
except 1407 and 1471, to present
the same to tno City Treasurer of
said city for payment, as Interest
thereon will cease on date of this
notice.
Dated March 21, 1917.
COK1NNE C. ALLEY,
22-m27 City Treusuror.
Make sure your Income for life by
taking an Income policy from tho
Mutual Life of N. Y., ,T. F. Hutcha
son, manager, office First Btate &
Savings Bank. 1653-tt
Total 51.024.70
I
203.06 Js f Mr u wMlll
" m
4 I
3,094.53
nil
Earned Intorcst ...
Unearned interest
Total 3,094.68
HecnpitAlatlon.
Earned on each share of
stock to date 45.69
Value of each share of stock
to dato G8-08
Surrender value of each share
of stock to dato 130.84
Number of shares ot stock on
roll 332
Number of shares of stock
redeemed to date 108
Number of members on roll 4 4
Number of loans made dur
ing year n"
Numlicr of forced loans mado
during year 7
I -arrest loan madd during
year 1600.00
Smallest loan mado during
year J100.00
Largest number or monins
advance Interest paid
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
The First Impression Lasts
First sinht of the 1917Dort will
impress you. The trim, smart
lines the new conveniences
and the comfortable, substan
tial atmosphere of the car
carry great conviction.
Then get down to brass tacks.
Look under tb,e hood, under the
body. Learnfor yourself the ab
solute Honesty ana service-giv
ingslurdines9of every working
part. Ride in the car put it to
every test. Find out how it per
forms under every condition of
-1 service.Your first impression of
quality will be verified. Seethe
J 91 7Dort, a better car than ever.
W. A. BURR, Agent
F.O.B. Flint. Mich,
Flrur-dr-lra Jlodtr -mme price .
WeMtlnghotue
Starting and
Lighting
1.
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Many Rugs at Old Prices! I
B. W. STRONG
THE FURNITURE MAN