The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, November 21, 1917, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text7 : r j rh JlWEVEGOTAlLSORTS Till KVKVIN XKWN WKnXKSIlAV, NOV. 21, I01T. OTVU ...... , OUR SHOES WILL STAND THE SLUSH AND WHEN YOU CLEAN THE MUD OFF OF THEM THEY "LOOK AS GOOD AS NEW" THIS IS BECAUSE GOOD TOUGH LEATHER GOES INTO OUR SHOES BOTH INTO THE SOLES AND UPPERS. YOU CAN GET A FIT IN OUR STORE: WE'UE GOT DIFFERENT WIDTHS OF THE SAME SIZE. NEW DRESS SHOES $5.00 TO $9.00. YOU WILL LIKE OUR HOSE AS WELL AS OUR SHOES. ON EVERYTHING WE SELL- WE KEEP UP THE QUALITY: WE KEEP DOWN THE PRICE. SPECIALS ON WORK SHOES. -"-- ... ifcafl f The , mm i 17 J...l W vicuuia 15 and Diamond Disc The two host I'hinoj;T.tihs on earth. Let us prove it by putting them in your home on trial, in comparison with any other make. They play all makes of records. 2 OTT'S MUSIC STORE We Want That Fellow Who cares about appearances. He is just the "boy" we want to cater to. In the laundering of summer wear we have no superiors and few equals. We'll give your work that finish that bespeak of intelligent workmen in every department. It's some satisfac tion to know you are getting the best and that's our specialty. ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY PHONK 70 OI K Al'TO WIIX CALL TOR DAINTY AND QUENCHING DRINKS THE YEAR AROUND CAM. IT THE ROSEBURG SODA WORKS PlioMiT hkmx i:i;v imionk iu . III v. G CITY NEWS 0 Rent latest books, 10c. library. Fiction Mrs. K J. ole. of Yoncalla, is I spending the day in Roseburg attend 1 lug to business mutters. j Call and look at the ' YUMA-', a coin hined coal and wood stove, j Churchill Hdw. Co. tf I Mr. and Mrs. J K. Kniuer lett j morning 'or (limits Cass where the I will spend a number oi days. Mrs. (. 11. Meyers returned to her homo at Kiddle last even in; a I ter spending the day in this iiiy shop 1 ping. Mrs. A. Thompkins h it last night tor Kiddle alter several days spent , in KosehuiK intending tu luiMiiess ; matters. ! Mrs. 1.. H. Kades and child depart I eii last evening tor Kiddle alter ! spending the day in this city visit ine with friends. Fresh grape j litre, rnc a pal Ion. at the Overland Orchards. Made in cider press. Furnish your own con tainer, tf Mrs. John Huell returned to Vv home at Myrtle Creek esterda While in Koselmru .Mrs. liuel! attend d to business matters. Ari-hie Kussie returned tu his liome at Oakland vest onlay after noon. W hile in Kosehurg Mr. Russie attended to business. Do it now. Put on that new roof before it rains. Shingles $;t and $.;.5i. Phone 24 Pane Invest ment Co. tf Mr. and Mrs. M. Itodda and chil dren arrived in this city today from Pendleton. Tney will re main in Hosebnr permanently. Miss Helen Hart arrhed in this city this morning Trom Wilbur Hps morning. Miss Han will visit wim friends while in Uoselnirg. liaptist bazaar, Saturday. Nov. 1' I . Hoover building. Jackson street Home made articles and llooverized candy and eooking. n-A Mrs. Ceorge Clifford departed this afternoon for Portland where she will spend several weeks victim: at the home of her daughter. Mis. A Mcl anies, Charles C. Thompson departed I'm his liome at Sutherlin yesteida aft ernnon alter spending the past week in this city attending to business at fairs. Vincent Isaacs and nephew. Ihu 1 Isaacs, left last night tor their hem at hole after spending the day in this eity an end in k l'ti--iue--s mat t is. Mr. and Mrs. C O Howe depart ed vestenlav fur Itlakley where the1 will spend a number of days i-.itini: at the home of Mr. ui:l Mis. W C Billings. S. S. Wardwell departed th-s morning for Rrede. Calif. Mi. Waid well spent several days in this eit veiling with his parents. Mr. ami Mis. C II. Wardwell. Mr. and Mrs. I.. H. Unsold and son arrived yestet day al teniooti from Kiddle. 'i hey w ill spend a niimher of days in Koselmru attend-iiiL- to business affairs I Mrs. A. T. Hetihaui returned to 'her home at Portland yesterday all i t speii 'I inn a number of da s at Camas Valley visiting with her ' mother. Mrs X. K. M a it inda 1- Mi- luli. in Andeisun. of Coos rnuiuy, departed yesterday lor Oal. hiiid alter several days spent in It rued n i g M is. A nd'i son will r n am in I lie south lor some tino' j Mrs A F Palm. of Klamath I Falls, airived in this mI y.stM day and will h- a k'uesi ot Mrs 1 P. 1 Hnbai while in Kos.-Imiik. Mrs J Palm will remain in this city a We.-k M . V. a',ia Pono-to. :n.. li- (M is. pc r. leit w-ievd;r. t-.r ( V, ,.- . uu) ' r e tl4- Kill -p. nd .-i .,1 1,0111)1- ali'Tidini.' 1 1 1 d -11.' - !!.a' fe: s .mil (m! i'i with m .... i r.isisthe Stove Polish Y0U1 Should Use rS fl iff ere tithers Ijvc.ii I is taken in ft it; ni.elei;. t-iC.T gr...!-. Black Silk Stove Polish Vi -r. n-i it' I - it i ..r A -tnvf I ' - v- r it :- 1 i( bat ollah V"j rv ' ' i ' ' ,f" ' """" y"" B'hcU SilU Stove Polish Works y Slrrltnf , lllinota Blsrh tk Atr-Dry)r Irtn Cnantal r.t from V I im- ,.,:.-,. -ireVW ' inM81 I. i. c l uru .IM S(M-AL NKillT AT TI1K KI.KS I KMl'I.K. planning on milking Thursday i night social evening at the Elks temple a delightful dance alt er lodge, and cards to be the diversions of the evening. All Elks and their families and uu- j married Elks with one invited lady are cordially bidden to at- ) tend the occasion. Children l under 1 i will not be allowed. j Cards begin sharplv at s o clock ! ami daneini: stalls mu.ii after. The enhie affair nromises to he . t remendously enjoable. W. S. Hofcan. the Oakland barber, was in the oil today luokiug alter liu.-mes mattei s Mrs. Eva Sandtmin. of oal.land. If spending seveial das in this cit vis iting with friends. Try Diamond nnsqueta. The most convenient fuel on the market. Phone 242. Page Investment Co. Fred Itranicer and Vincent Winni f red pent Tnesd.iv in this eitv a' -len tir.u to li. sinos matters. .!. C Ke'iu rton l et lit lied to Cre"'i evenili; .itter allendillt to hu-d-m ; ; mat tl n ill I 111;- Clt . C IV lirani .in lefl alt'-v fpcidini; u i tend i:m to Imsine stet day lot day in this ' mat ices. M i; . 1 . 11 1 .di -nan lei i this morn ing lor Oak 'and to spend the dw visiting w I' ii nieiid- and nlalues .1;, uu - t r'.-.'h ton hit t his morn ing 1 r I (! Auueles where he will hpen t 1 he v i 11 1 visit 1 im w it h h lend.- and leln'ive . (J'.e 1 7a 'i i . loral alien' for the Chevmlet eai repol Is the ah' a machine yesterday to (1. M. deary, o! Looking Class. 11. F. Ilehard. proprietor or the I in mi 11 a store, at l iiipqiia. spent ( s H'rday In this cit atteiidint; to busi ness mattt'is. It. W. Mitchell. 1 pToininent resi lient ol Merlin, depailcd tor his iiouie t his lit mi nini: alter .-.pend in a y ester -da m this city. t ...rs C. A Stevens, of Oi'i;!.nid. ai m i d in Koseimi last ..mnir Whih- in thisiiiv Mis. Sifve't; isii ed w 11I1 H i- lids The ladh s ol St. Ceorue's llpisco pal Cmlrl will hold a (Miristnias sale ol fancy ai tides and huine cooked (nods 011 I leeemher I ,". . 11 I M i s. O I,. Jones and children de- pal t'il t hi?- mot nini; tor t heii home at Peck aitet pendinu the past week i'l 1 1 m s e 1 1 isilitiu with relatives. Have your duds cit-aiicr. and press d hv Sloper, th cleaner and presser. 11 work promptly attended to .md satisfaction guaranteed. tf A i t h 11 r 1 a rsh. a proinineiit resi dent of l.oukinn Class retittned this mot tiing f t orn I'm t land and Vancom er where he has been spendinu a number of das attenditm to tuisi ness matters. Mr and Mrs. ,1 II 1 1 ig uinl.oi ha m . of Marshtield. uli have heeii visit itiL' vviih Mrs l A Tayloi. iu this eitv lor the p.isl '.v d.ivs. left this morning lor then dome by Ihe viav of Cllfeiie Julius Sindt. one of Melrose's pros penms lartiiers. was in tin city todav on dusiness lie reports eaih sown r-l ops look inn excellent . but he ir i iwi is not si i --el en i molt to iin m- at a th' hi u t ot pliiliii: al llii- ' I.I' Miller, who ,il one lime w;s ;i i f-iif.-Ti t ol ihi- cH ;itr.l ibrl;-d ill III.- MToeery ii II i I ill 'itils I'Sl.ih lihiii'ni Mwm-d !,y II M;u k.-. on hiili-on -lii'i-l art i '--1 .-.! id:i ;itid is iinw ;i r i ir -t-ii'.i i itf ;i vtdl known cojivt in- u r : I it m Mt Milifi i- wfll lri'ivvn in Kom-hun: n n I 1 1 i I - ;ilout t In i '' rio-t it ml J '' nJ ti i A in, in idd ' ' M-twl s ;i nd ;i'' ii ii. 1 1 n t ,i nri COMB SAGE TEA Darkens Beautifully and Restores Its Natural Color and Lustre at Once. Cnmrnnn .';ir,h'fi Ii-JlVV t' il, M ll ' -li'lill h.I.M. will turn ir ; f,i ! 1 I. air i" . ut f i j j : ! ant. M IX if u' t-t'1, v:o.- 1 t fit liniie-, t'i''il hri-u.-l into ;i r -u..l r) -ii tr. ik-l Kiel irk ;in I liixuri i-ii ..) -ii:.i.ur I -i trout.!.-.,!!!!' Aii ';i-it My ih to "-t I'..- f-.i-lv to -rt na r;ition wnjirot'l f t i ,illili'-r itluT i r i ir r 1 1 rj t -. n.-ttmy al.-eit ;,o ccnH ;i lar-' t.ottlf. at -I'u !or.".. kn.-An i U .-. tN'- a;'" nu t '-ulr-lmr ' -mi j n m ," t1.'!- awn lll(.' ii I'.t of riilJ-" hi)- pray, fa ! luiir ret -irif'i'. n!l 'h iri- to r',1ain our yo itiif il .i'j'-- r in--'' rtl nMr''tiv'fit'SH ' i lt'ii inp your liftir with Wypth'4 Sat"1 .iri'l uli!nir t 'mil, no on ran t !l Ij . au-w it () - it -o n.it ii .1 1 1 v , ho '''Ti!'. Y'iu j':-t l.i'ri!" n a j..itii- (tr H'if witii it -if. I -I:.! the- tr.rotiL'h i' i r .1 k ' 'mal! tr.in I :it a T 1 r r . - . h ii tTtntm n I fcrri Ii a 1 r4 ha ! 1 - h ; ; a r'l Af'T a not h'T a fl i'a t ton wn 'H r hi;r h.-'orii'" l.t-mitifully 'hi'k i'!o--y 'ft ant !u t 11 r 1a nt. aii'l wm a;-i'nr yar ou tit" r -t h' S:ii"- h 11 t - 'I In Ml r ofj.oiin i a -vw r ' i 1 j i -i t It 1 n"t int'inl"! PT ti.'- cur", iijitiifutiuti or prfveutiun of dictnte. l.OIK.K IHIU-XTOItV. I. O. O. F.. Union KnrniniHnent No. 0 Meets iu Odd Fellows' Temple every Thursday evening. VisitiUR brethren alwava welcome. IC H. PICKKNS, C. P. O. H. PICKENS. H. P. OLIVKR JOHNSON. R. S. JAMES KWAKT. F. S. A. I & A. M., Imiirel I.o1ne No. R'Klar comniunications 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month at Masonic Temple, Ko.sehurg. Ore Visitors welcome. HKNJ. CAKO. V. M. W. F. HARRIS. Secy. KNhiHTS OF rVTIUAS, Alpha I .odge No. 4 7 . nieets every Wed nesilay evening, cor. Juckson and Cass Sts. Visitors always welcome. C. A. CHAMHEKl.AIN, C. C ROY F. DPKItlN. M. K. M. K. WIMMEKI.Y. K K. S. It. A. V. Mt. Neho Homestead No. IS2S meets at Maccabee hall every 2nd and 1th Wednesday. Vlsitois welcome. E. . PERRINE. F. M. C. W. CLOAK K. Cor. :.(;!d:s, Rosetiurg Arte meets In their hall on Ja'-Usou St., on 2nd and 4th Monday evenings of each month, at S o'clock. Visiting breth ren in ;ood standing always wel come. J C. KOENIO. W. P. 11. F. COODMAN, W. See. Phone 1S3. It. P. O. F.IKS, ItoseMng liodge, No. Holds regular commiiulca- t ions at the Elks' Temple on the Und an 1 4th Thursdays of each month. All members requested tu attend regularly, ami all visiting brothers are cordially invited to attend. CARL E. WIMHERLY. E. R. IRA H. KIHDI.E. Sec'y. I. (. O. I'.. Itlsiim Slur I,.Klt.' .ci. 171 int'i'ts in t ho Odd l'Vllows' Trnipli' ovcry I-'rhlay oviMiini?. V I i t i 1 1 tin'thren ahritya wcIcdiih'. .1. I). KKK.SK. N. O. CAII1, W. OHMAN. Kit. Si'C. M KICKI.K, F. S. IOVAI, KI)i:it Ol' M(MSl:, II os,' luirg I.odfo No. 10:t7 McelK Mnn day I'VoninK nf each w-m'U. at S o'-cldc-k In .Ma.'a.-lici' hall. All visit ing lirothora ar" Invited lo allcnd. V. .1. MOON, niotnt.),-. II O. PAlt'IKTKIt Si'f'y. . V.. S., Rosehtnn Clutptor No. H Holds their remihir meeting on the 1st and :!nl Thursdays In each month. WMt'hiK members In Kood standi iik aro respect Tu My invited to attend. MISS .MA liC A RET I'AC.E. W. M. KKEE JOHNSON. Suc y. I.. O. T. M. .iHohurR Hive No. II. holds refill it reviews on second and font i .i Tnursdny evenings in Mact-.ihee hull. Sisters of other hives visit iiiK in the city are cor dially invited to attend our re views. Maccabee hall on Cuss street. MERYL It. OGDEN. I.. C. JESSIE- KAI'R. It. K. ItllllKMIS, lt.iirl.uii,- Itrl.rkall l.nilKi'. No. 4 1.1. O. . K. Mi'i'tH in Odd l'Vllows' Ti-iiiiili' coiy, Till'iiday i-vi-lliim. 'isillllK Hlsti'lfll and tiielhrni Invili-d to atlnl. I MIIS. IDA TIMINKI.I. N. (!. MltS. TI .I.I K JOII.SSIIN. Si-r. MIIS. KI.SIK IIII.MI'llltlOY. I' S. ; (i: OK (N)ll('lt.M 'r, Lilac Cln-li1 Nil 4'J.--Mi'i-ln uu tin- lst and .'!ld Mondav I'Vi niiii nl' i-ai-li i month at odd Ki-lliiws" hall. Visit i I ii liirlnli.TH ill Kund Klandini; ari'i Invili-d In alti-nd ! I il l It A CII.IIKKT. (I N. ! i'l.AHA A W I .-I : 1,1 1. i'I.tIi. I I I. O. O. I'.. I'hili larmii lnln- 'n. H. Mi-i'ts ill Odd I'Ylliiw.s' 'I'. liilili'. coilli r ,lai:lsiin ami t'asH Sis., on Saluiday i'.iiinv' of i-arh wi-i-k, Mi-iii'.i rs of tl.n onl.T In Kood slatidmi; ill.' invili-d to all.-nd. K. I I'KltHY. N i;. A. .1. (i KIH iKS. Hit Sit. .1. II. IIAII.KV, Kin. Sic. STOP HTTHE GRAND HOTEL CASS STRI ET ROSEBURG Why lmull I l tf Ih-Is alwas Ih iiimiIh III n meat shi? tiMinis4i tlio inent man In surli Hni stejik hohler. I 'h a htiU- h't t hat no t.'-tti-r pti'.ik than or hop hhN - ilon'l l,ol I fhi'in lonf A'l w:ii-i-!S arti f'il--kly netlW 'l atel t h- nt .-i k -piomiitly d' livei.fl to th- )I';m. 'I winti'TH You can !n-t on our slistk pvry tlrne. THE ECONOMY MARKtT ! SWEATERS That Ate Real Aristocrats! Made From Pure Worst ed Yarns Throughout. Sweaters that will hormonize with your particular individu ality. Sweaters that will give you 100 per cent of smart service and durability for your investment. See them. BURCHARD'S SQUARE STORE 131 N. Jackson St. Roseburg, Oregon Winter Vegetables and Seasonable Fruit Phone us your needs, or ask for suggestions. We have a large, fresh stock at your command. MRS. A. C. KIDD & SON Phone 238 We Guarantee to Please You WOODMKN OK TMK WOltl.K, Oak I Camp Nn. l'-I'i. MoclK In tho Odd l-Vllmvs' hall In lniliurK ovnry tut and :ird Mnnilay nvnnliiKa. Vis-1 It i ii ni'lKhhors alwaytt widcoino. j .1. M. TIIKONK, V. C. M. M. MILI.IOU. Clork. Real Estate City and Farm Property liirlu'stiT Itny bikI WcMtlnko Town jU. GEORGE RITER 111 Weat Oak Btroel. SKVKXTll VK.Vlt. ELIZABETH ELORIDGE HEINLINE SCHOOL OF PIANO Suhjectn: Piano, llurniony mid Theory , Normal Training fur Teachers. Ill HO I lei nil no Mu si eai Kindergarten. Honk let iipon ;iipl lent Ion. lJ:t Ella St. I'liono :t;i-it $50.50 TO AND STOPOVERS GOING AND RETURNING LIMIT APRIL 30, 1918 oi 1. in at uin- Moiii.li- iMiha-.i ami in. .11 V FOUR DAILY TRAINS SOUTHERN Mrs. F. D. Owen Out Flowera. Patted Plants, Funeral IKwiKns, Wodding Itou quota, etc. roil SAIJ5 AT TheFern 1 1 1 Cuss St. llosotiurg, Ore. PHONK aio SHOE REPAIRING? All Worti Promptly and Neatly Executed. Best of Workmanship Umbrellas Repaired. W. H. BOYLE f'JII Oiik Kt. Koseburg LOS ANGELES BACK San I'lanelneo. IV1 l'a.-.o Knhh'H. Sun til Hi', oth.-r i"llhttul .111 I i :inrieo 'ull 1 hi t In st' 1 1 j m t:i. I.klrls !. iin r A j-.ent ti-'t.i: . 111.) (111--. PACIFIC LINES V