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THE EVE NINO NEWS
Tl'ESDAY, APRITj 8, 1017.
THE STORE THAT APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS
Just Why Haven't You Completed
Your Purchases of
Easter Apparel
Maybe It is because you're uncertain as to just what type or a'
garment is beat ill style? And perhapsyou haven't just made up
your mind what models are most becoming?
You really haven't much more' time (or delay. Easter Is but -a
few days away. To help you with the problems, we invite you to
visit our ready-to-wear department. We will be more than ploased
to show you the many beautiful garemnts we have assembled for
your inspection. Never have we shown such an array of beautiful
and dainty garments as our stock now- contains. And you- will
like our prices, too.
Your New Easter Coat
is here. Dozens of models to
select from in all the new ma
terials and new shadas. A won
' derful Bhowlng, and best of all,
our prices $0.50 to $95.00.
That Easter Suit
Awaits your selection, and
the selection will be so easy
from our splendid stock,
serges, poplins, valours and
Jersey cloths.
niTR HEAD-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT is now complete. Now
BalU. Coat" Separate Skirts, blouses. Waists, Middles, Wash Skirts
and Suits Petticoats and Undermusllns. We ask you to visit this
Sepaftment You don't have to buy. We will be glad to show you.
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Handsome Footwear. These
are the styleB that will lead
in the promenade on Easter
Sunday.
Buster Brown Shoes for
Boys and Girls. With each
pair sold we will give a cou
pon that will entitle you
to a chance to win a Buster
Brown Watch, Free.
STILL DRIFTING IN
Uo i- tallr la hoarfl nn AVfiPV hand.
Flags float to the breeze from house-
.... uml frnm RtAAiilA Olllv ft short
distance away the bugle sounds
forth orders to the Oregon boys
dressed in the uniform of , their
Miintw Anpkinned under the starrv
folds of Old Glory. And those at
home, not lorgetting ineir patriotism
to their nation, are supporting their
U.a elfalm with nn ATI t ll II Rln Sill
only slightly below that of the na
tion. : r
In enttA nf thfl nAnrnARfl Of actual
.... Fn,.A tin, nlnno fnr thn nnnlinl
celebration of domestic production
goes on untrouoiea ana resiueiuis ui
Mia nnnntv nra reRnondlne with an
.. n ,4 na nt H nf M.n 11 Al-ll t 1 fill An tllA
many new forward steps taken by
The News have proved successful, so
has the campaign whicn it introduc
ed for carnival slogans. siui-uug
with one or two short verseB it haB
grown until hundreds are arriving
daily and it is impossible to publish
ti.aivi oh fnnf n thpv arrive.
Here are a few which have been
received lately:
Carnival Strawberry, Roseburg's
Food'that's fit for the gods to oat
Begone, dull care! Let's eat our fill
Of Carnival strawuernes uiun
We reach the bursting point and
men
Just rest awhile, and. start again.
u. n, i.
Yes we all are coming coming galore
And have a jolly good time as we
nlunva Alri liafnl-A-
Yes we are coming and know what
we are going to uo.
Have lots of fun and stay until the
carnival Is through.
Yes, we are a., coming even Jim,
Joe ana jerry,
And have a jolly good feast on the
Koseburg sirawDerry.
J. W. M.
Talk about your highballs and your
lowunns;
But there's nothing to beat your
uoseuurg Enrawuerriu - uuu
snowballs. ; A. C. R.
Yo' can't beat 'em,
What?
Douglas County Strawberries.
u. r. x.
Oh, come where the rosos grow;
Oh, come where cue roses grow; ,
In Roseburg, right this way;
In Roseuurg, ngnt mis way;
Are mixed with cream, they say,
At Carnival today. :
DnDnH n ha Arl nnri RtrnivhArries. too.
Come to our carnival and we will
do vou. A. M.
Rnoahlirrr Sll-n wllftrriOR and 1'OSeS.
Everybody knows us. M. V.
Roseburg Maytime!
Strawberries Gay time !
Is Proving Handy Convenience.
E T. Unrath, proprietor o; the
Roseburg Soda Works, Is finding ills
fine new auto delivery truck a
mighty handy conveyance to handle
his business, not only in the city,
... n..nI,iri,niit thp Anuntv as well.
aiding him in making delivery trips!
as far south as Glendale and to the
north as far as Leona. Mr. Unrath'8
business is constantly increasing
throughout the state and county,
which is excellent evidence that he is
giving his patrons the very best f
service.
A LITTLE TALK OVER LUMBER
with us may save you both money
and annoyance. We can prove
that it pays to buy good lumber
even for a chicken house. We
can prov6 our lumber is good,
either by showing it to you If
you are nn expert, or by referring
you to previous buyers from ns.
If you are not. When we have
proved both these repositions,
me rest is up to you.
THE J. G. FLOOR CO.
llosebiirg, Oregon.
Jitney Licenses are Granted
and Transfer is Made
at Meeting.
ORDINANCE IS PASSED
Don't Buy That New Automobile Until You Have Seen the New
CHEVROLET
1 1 : !
Price $625 f. o. b. Roseburg
A cnrlond of 1017 models has arriv
ed mid are ready for Immediate de
livery. They are fully equipped Willi'
electric lights, starter and horn, mo
hair top, windshield, specdomoter,
tools, etc.
Glen H. Taylor, Agt.
IL
PETITIONS
Only One Dissenting Vote to Passngo
or urumnnce levying
ment on Block "A" Sewer
Construction.
spector and the 'street superintend
ent were read and approved.
Councilman Creason reported that
ho had ordered the water shut oft
Pwrt... Hia trlnlrinir f nil lit a f ns in front
of the ADStract umce aim uw. iiunu-
side Grocery as Dotn were out oi re
pair. The action ot mr. ureasou
was approved.
Al. Creason presented a bill lor
$26 for the rent of the dumping
nM,.nl0 Hd otntAri thill hfl flill not
desire to rent the ground to the city
but that tney couia retain il iu mo
cost of $25 per quarter. He stated
that If the city decided to keep tne;
grounds that the bill would be pre
sented every tnree iiiuuuts. u
claim was allowed.
The ordinance assessing the cost
of the Block "A" sewer was passed
wltn tne dissenting vote oi vounuu-
man Mcunntocic.
ijii uinlrlA fltilrArl fnr Information
In regard to the Improvement of
Spring street between nne ana mm.
He was-instructed to una out uie
nature of the improvement desired
and that the cost could then be determined.
S. W. S
Roseburg promises one grand timo
At the strawberry carnivui puuuuic.
Strawberries ripe and red, ,
Roseburg roses on display;
Tha flnrr wa lflVfi o'er lieild
At. carnival today.. A. H.
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AT THE HOTELS.
Monday's arrivals at the Umpqua
were R. C. McMillan, Mrs. j. r
Luse, Portland; Geo. W. Schantlln
0...1.n1 n. Uim W h i invniL. AieX'
ander Show; B. K.' Lawson, wifo and
son, Round prairie; a. u. poiw
Boston, Mass.; G. c. wonaer, in. i.;
Wm. J. Parker, San Francisco; W. P.
Hicks, Chicago; Elmer E. Thono,
Sutherlin; L. M. Mcuee, moluoii,
Wash.; J. G. Day, Jr., Olalla; J. H.
Dobbins, J. W. Fowler, Portland; A.
Barzee, Reston; J. M. Cornutt, Rid
dle; E. Stroud, R. E. Reed, E. R.
Francis, Portland; 13. P: O'Neill,
Seattle; R. C. Morris, C. L. Minkler,
Portland; H. G. Boldton, St. Louis;
J. M. Rodgers, San Francisco; F. R.
Wit t jS
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GASTQEtm
For Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the
Signature
of
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JArArUt ACT ,
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LOSS OF SLEE
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Use
For Over
Thirty Years
iJnviot, Alexnndor Show; L. B. Down
ing, San Francisco; S. Thompson,
Portland; L. C. Anderson,' Chicago;
C. R. Matthew, J. T. Bayton, Martin
Mnher, San Francisco; J. W. Crock
er, Portland, Fred Hanssen, C. E.
Smith and wife, E. .Davis, W. G.
Cusick, Portland; H. F. Frosor, R. G.
Davis, U. S. Navy; A. Q. Morris and
wife, San Diego.
Monday's arrivals at the Grand
wore S. Murray, Sonomlsh, Wash.;
Iln.r ll..nul T AQaIiII VtT Pllil T?l 1111(1 .
Portland; W. S. Hogan, City; Jack
Hlgglns, Iteu fOllll, Mont.; r. i
Greene, Portland; F. C. Ordson and
wile, HuniDoit, lowa; j. ci. rieuBen,
Portland; Goo. B. Schufley, Brown
Valley, Minn.; Mrs. Anna Boyd,
Roseburg; J. A. Lindsay, M. C.
Gregory, P. H. Tynan, A. T. Morian,
W. R. Medley, Portland; J. J. Mitch
oil, J. S. Day, U. S. Navy; R. iS.
Veatch, E. L. Wright, Portland.
TROTTHK9 CLUB.
Dan.ce Friday, April 6th, at eight
o'clock. All back dues, and dues for
month of April puyablo that night.
I mi mini w-mmmta'mmtmm
COSTS LITTLE MORE
to go R:.st
VIA
CALIFORNIA
Before selecting the route for your next trip East
consider these three important things:
SERVICE
Steel cars, through standard or tourist sleeping cars,
unexcelled! dining cars. .
SAFETY
nr.ir liniinot niitnmntln block slKnuls. heavy steel
Tails, conslstant speed.
SCENERY
Known throughout he country a "The Road of a
Thousand wonaers.
. - - Liberal Stop-Overs
Our A Rents are well Informed. Ask "fiiem regarding
train schedules, or write
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent ..
Portland .
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
rpvtA Mtv nniinnll met last night in
its regular session with all of the
AimoMniAn iivAspnt. wiTli the excep-
f Hmnlltfiii nnd Gile. The
nnff w'to nhnrt AnH verv few mat
;ers of importance were Qiscubneu.
a tiAtitinn wn nresentcd by G. W.
i .iHn- mat the iitnev license
jiven to w. D. U!.ge, oe iransimeu
o G. W. Gage. Petitions for licenses
rere also submitted by Wayne Good-
nan and C. G. Patrick, all being at
...n,l
iTha nAtltlnn nf MpFll'OV ftnd Will
ams, proprietors of the Umpqua
.i,ih noli l ni ih.it minors be allowed
o play on the bowling nlleys and
.nn,r in iifii'tnirin H. off from the
remainder of the club rooms, was
ef erred. back to them for details of
he improvements contemplated.
Residents of Claire Btreet made a
complaint that the water pressure
,vas too low a, asked that the
council have the water main enlarg
ed In order that more water might
be furnished. The city attorney was
;n.iMii.io n innnivA into tho fran-
:hise and find if the city has the
right to order sucn a cnange maue.
A. H. Oeland, street superlnten
Innl aalrAil fnr InRtruot.ions In r0
gard'to the new hose wlilch has been
....hnanH T4a n 1 Ml nffeved the SUET-
sestion that If the carts are to be
stationed at various places through
jut the city that the locks be sealed
will glass to prevent children from
K.nnlrin,r In nn,l AllHInir nnd nther-
wlse damaging the hose as has been
done formerly. The matter was re
ferred to the committee on fire tnd
Councilman Creason reported that
he has inquired into tne sanitary con
ditions at Denn's barn and at, the
KlmiilrA olnhlA nm finds that they
uo not unsanitary at tho present
time, but that tney are apt to uocome
so whenever he warm weather comes
nn Ma tntAn tlint lie WOllld Watch
both places and' would see that they
were kept in good condition.
TVia ntrnnt mm ni 1 1 1 AA flJtkp.fl for nn
nthAr week in which to attend to the
matter of the A. rrencn side
walk.
1 uraa i-AnnrtAfl thnt thArA hns
hAAn AnnalflArnhlA rnmnlnint in re
gard to a fence constructed by At
torney O. V. uosnow in tne street
near his nome. This matter was
ha enlilAAl nf a lnwmilt Rnillfi time
go, Mr. Coshow claiming that his
property extends into tne street nnu
asking the council to rededicnto the
thoroughfare. The trial was declar
ed non-suit and no further action
has been taken. Mr. coshow, now-
auai l.no nrntAAflArl in hltllrl A Wt.lk
nn tlta nivMuirlff ItllA nnl It In In
this that the residents object. The
marsnni was oroereu- to serve nu-
tlAa nn Mr rnahnw that thn fAllCA Ifl
a nuisance and notify him that un
less it Is abated that it will be re
moved by the city and the cost
nhapimil ntralnnt tliA nrntiArtV.
The reports of" the electrical in'
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