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MANY GOOD POSITIONS
can be had by any ambitious young
man or woman in the field of rail
way or commercial telegraphy. We
want a number of young men and
women to prepare for the telegraph
service to fill vacancies caused by
unusual drafting of young men for
signal corps. Prepare to help your
country. WTite today for full par
ticulars. The Railway Telegraph
Institute, Portland, Oregon. a6
ANNUAL MEETING TUESDAY.
The annual meeting of the Rose
burg Commercial club will be held
next Tuesday evening. Every busi
ness and professional man of the
city should attend whether a member
or not.
Polly anna, tamaies are Just the
thing to help Uncle Sam save meat
and wheat. tf
VALENTINE DANCE.
Given by the Red Feather
Camp Fire girls, at the armory,
Thursday, February 14, 1918,
for the beneftt of the Red Cross.
Admission 50c per couple, 25c
extra ladies. Ott's orchestra.
Everybody come. fl4
j Live-wire Doings of City
For quick lunch try the Roseburg
Cafeteria. tf
'Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ueland, who
have been visiting with the former i
to Mn nnrt Mrs... T. A TTeland
of West Roseburg, left last evening
for Berlceley, uanr., wnere mey win
visit for a few days witn niaun ue
innri wlin in nttendlncr the univer
sity, thence they will Journey to their
home in Montana.
WRENCHES
For All Purposes
Have just installed a now assortment of SOCKET wrenches that' will
meet any of your requirements. Come in and look them over now
and yon will know where to get one when wanted. Complete rets
for "Overland," "Buick," "DoIro" with Fords on top.
ALSO
Separate Socket Heads
Separate Universal Joints
Socket Ratchets
Crescent wrenches from 4 to 15 inches. Are less In price than a
good monkey wrench.
Churchill Hardware Co.
Don't forget the "I.ii.heliu" ;lre is the best ever.
Left For Home Today.
Ed. Weaver, candidate for county
commissioner, left for his home at
Myrtle Creek today after a few days
spent in this city. lie expects to re
turn here the middle of next week.
Passes Examination. - ' '
Jack Crafton returned last even
ing from Portland where he had been
to take the examination for entrance
in the aviation department of the
army.' He was successful in passing
the examination. :
Smith Funeral Tomorrow. '
The funeral services over the body
of the late B. C. Smith will be held
tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock
from the Roseburg Undertaking Par
lors, the services to be conducted by
the I. O. O. F. lodge with interment
in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
In City From Wilbur . '
Mrs. Inez Miller, principal of the
Wilbur schools, and Mrs. Geo. Short
were visitors to the city today from
Wilbur, having come over to attend
a meeting of the committee which is
arranging a program for home com
ing day at Wilbur which will occur
the first Saturday in June.
Visiting in City. '
Miss Olive Wilson arrived Frl-
ffiay evening from Yoncalla and will
visit with her sister, Miss Maybelle
Wilson, a local school teacher, for
several days. Miss Olive Wilson is
an instructor in the Vale schools r.d
was called to her home at Yoncalla
upon the death of her father several
days ago.
A Fine Big Hoy Arrives.
A fine big boy arirved at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barker, in
North Roseburg, this morning, Satur-
day, February 9, 1918. The grand
father of the new arrival, O. Barker
feels so spry today over the birth of
a son In the family that he is out-dis-
tanging all pedestrians on the other
side of the creek.
Left for Portland Last Night.
.Benjamin Caro, Sam Black and
Will Curry left last night for Port
land where they will undergo exam
inations for service in various da
partments of the government. Mr
Black intends enlisting in the en.
gineering department, if successful
In his examination and the other two
boys are undecided just what they
will enter. '
Will Return to Fort.
Edward Aikins, who has been vis
iting with his folks in Riddle for
the past two days, arrived in this
city this afternoon. He will , attend
the big basket ball game here this
evening and afterward will journey
to Fort Stevens. 'Mr. Aikins Is with
the 16th Columbia division of that
place, '"Which was formerly the 4th
company.
Visiting Family Here. '
Glen V. Wimberly is in the city
from Portland to remain over Sun
day with his family, air. Wimberly'
is employed in the -liberty loan head
quarters at Portland and while it is
not expected there will be a loan cam
paign launched before the 15th of
April, the headquarters will be kepi;
open, the government having desid
ed. to establish permanent offices at
Portland until further notice. Mr,
Wimberly states he is getting along
nicely with his work; and that every
thing is moving along smoothly.
Cars Collide Today.
An automobile accident occurred
this afternoon on the corner of Cass
andi Stephens streets when a Ford
bug driven by Clifford Relbel col
lided with a Buick machine that was
being driven by R. L. Gile, resulting
In a damaged Ford, the larger ma
chine coming out with "flying col
ors. The Reibel machine was fol
lowing close behind the Gile car, and
the former, thinking that the latter
was about to "speeder up" stepped
on the accelerator and banged into
the Buick. The "bug" was towed
to a local garage for repairs. .-
MAJESTIC
ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW
Matinee Every Day, 2 to 5
Evenings,7:15-10:45,15c-10c
TODAY ONE DAY ONLY.
GLADYS HULETTES IN '
"OVER THE HILL"
A five part Gold Rooster Play that will please the children and
grown ups. V
COMBITONR PICTURES OF THE. RIVIERA.
ANIMATED WEEKLY News from' all parts of the world in
pictures, N ,
Harold Lloyd in "ALL ABOARD" Fifteen minutes of fun.
ADULTS ISo ' CHILDREN 10c i
Tomorrow The Loveliest Girl in pictures, Mary Miles Minter in
"Peggy Leads the Way"
In which a girl graduates from a finishing school to a grocery and
puts Pa's business on a strictly cash basis.
Coming next Tuesday and Wednesday, February 12 and 13 Doro
thy Phillips, with Lon Chancy, William StoweU and an all-star cast
in "PAY MR," A Western Drama for everyone from 8 to 80.
0 CITY NEWS 0
Get tamaies at the Pollyanna. tf
Eat war hot cakes at the Roseburg
Cafeteria. tf
Mrs. M. S. Ryan, of Riddle,is In
the city today visiting with friends.
The best of everything fo eat at
the Roseburg Cafeteria. tf
. Highest quality foods at the low
est prices at the Roseburg Cafe
teria, - " ' - tf
Fuel. Three cars or coal Just re
ceived. Page Investment Co. Phone
242. -. ; - - v tf
Weslie Meredith left for Dillard
last evening to spend the week end
with friends and relatives. -
' ' Miss McDaniels and Miss Dick, of
Wilbur, returned to their home this
afternoon after visiting with friends
here. " .
, Miss Ruth Burnett left yesterday
for Round Prairie where she will
spend, the week end at the T. C.
Walt residence.
"Saturday "Evening Post," and
"Every Week,!? 104 issues, $2.60.
Single copy volue $5.20. Leave or
ders with Alaen Harness, Fiction Li
brary, and thus save $2.70. f6
Mrs. W. C. Black and sons, of Oak
land, who have been visiting with
friends in this city, left last even-
BASKETBALL, GAME TONIGHT
- - . -.
. Enthusiasm, is at the. highest
pitch among the Roseburg high
school students over the ' big
basket bal contest tonight and '
an intense school spirit has pre-
vailed during the day. Automo-
biles filled) with students have
paraded the streets, since, early
morning boosting tlfe game and
the fans are looking forward to
a match that has never before
been equalled. The game starts
promptly at 8 o'clock and will
be played in the high school
gymnasium. -:;.
. . . .
ing for Grants Pass where they will
visit .with relatives for a week or ten
days. '
,' Bary' Thomas, "oif Oakland, is a
business visitor in. the city today,
-Miss Mildred Boyd, of Oakland,
returned to her home this afternoon
after spending the day shopping here.
John E. Flurry left last evening
foe Riddle where he will attend to
business matters over the week end.
Mrs. T. O. Campbell and Mrs. C. H.
Campbell left this city this after
noon to visit with friends in Salem.
Mrs. Aldrich returned to her home
at Wilbur this afternoon after shop
ping and visiting with friends . in
this city. -
Mrs. F. E. Dark left for her home
at Wilbur this afternoon after spend
ing a few hours in this city shop
Ping. ' ;..
A. A. Goddard, of Riddle, arrived
in this city this afternoon to spend
the day attending to business mat
ters. -. -,
Miss Edith Jones'was in the city
today from Wilbur visiting with
friends- and shopping among our
merchants. .
Mrs. H..R. Ogden left this morning
for Dole where,, she win", visit for
some time with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Singleton. . ...
Mrs. Adam Fisher was in the city
today from her home in Garden val
ley looking , after business matters
and visiting with friends. .
Mr. andi Mrs. Sam Brltt, of Dixon-
vllle, are business vfsitors in the
cuy louay. ivir. ana Mrs. prut re
turned home this afternoon. ! "'
Mrs. Wni.' Bell departed this morn
ing for Berkeley, Calif., where she
will spend a couple of weeks visit
ing with friends andi relatlmes.
Miss Kathleen. Laraut arrived last
evening from Wilbur and will visit
at the home of Miss Vivian Marsters,
of West Roseburg for a few days.
The Imperial CleanersXhav an
adv. in today's News calling the at
tention . of- the public to... the excel
lent line of work, done by this estab
lishment. ' . ,. '' . , .... '
Mrs. J., A. Campbell returned to
her home alt- Dillard last, night after
spending the day in. this city attend
ing to business matters andi visiting
with friends.
Chicken dinner served every Sun
day at the Little Gem restaurant,
Sherldantreet. Oyster cocktails and
home made chili concarne served at
all times. Open day and night. Best
service and all home cooked. if
W. A- Longworth returned last
evening from Eugene where he has
been attending a session of the Met
ropolitan Life, Insurance officials at
the university city. Mr. Longworth
Is representative of this company for
the Roseburg district. -
Mrs. Frank Lane and Mrs. Waite,
of this city, left this afternoon to
spend a few days visiting in Port
land.. They will be accompanied as
far as ' Corvallls by Miss Kathryn
Waite, who is attending O. A. C. in
that city.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
Youiy Watch
' Do no allow it to run over two
years without having it cleaned
"and overhauled. The tiny bal
ance Is making 18000 beats every
'hour, 157,000,000 beats a year.
Such steady and continuous run
ning will surely wear some of the
delicate little parts unless they
are cleaned and well oiled, or
there may be a cracked jewel that
Is cutting the pivots which will in
a short time ruin your watch.
. So you had better drop in to
your jewelers and have it examin
ed, but do not under any circum
stances allow it to run more than
two years without cleaning. ' s
' ; Be good to it and it will never
wear out.a-iWe are well prepared
to handle your watch repairs, and
' they will be given our best and
most careful, attention. ..
BUBAR BROS
Jewelars & OptometrL te.
JACKSON STREET.
- THE SECOND MILE
' j'.. '! r- ' ,
Of The , Twilight Zone Amuse-
mentst'h'e pastor's sermon sub-
Ject at the Presbyterian church
Sunday .-morning, 11 o'clock.
The choir will sing, "The Dl-
vine Lullaby," by Parks.
Welcome. .
CITY NEWS
Mrs; T. O. Campbell intends to make
her future home in Salem.
Hooverlze by eating at the Rose
burg Cafeteria. The best coffee in
town. m tf
Miss G. Lamb left yesterday for
Dillard where she will spend the
week end with, her parents.
Mrs; Irene Bawes Teaves for Suth
erlin this evening after spending the
day here with friendSi .
Mrs. Amie Ralston ... left for her
home at Sutherlin this afternoon aft
er attending to shopping in this city.
Miss Lillian Sacnt and Edith Jones
returned 'to their , ohmes in Wilbur
after spending the day here visiting
with friends. .
QUALITY DEMANDED.
You canont expect us to turn out
cleaning and pressing work where
every article mirrors quality at the
same price as ordinary or inferior
work andi continue to do business.
Such an oulput demands better ma
chines, better materials, better help,
and every step in the process of pro
duction is made more expensive, yet
these very factors assure our many
patrons far more satisfactory work,
and longer life for' their clothing. We
call 'and deliver. Try -our way. - Im
perial Cleaners. Phone 277, 343 N
Jackson street. . . . t, tf
' . ' BAPTIST CHCRCH.
. Corner Lane and Rose streets.
Preaching ' services at the regular
morning hour, 11 a.' m. by Rev. C. S.
TreadwelK subject "Four Symbols of
the Holy Spirit"; Sunday school as
usual at 9:45. At the evening hour
a union service will be held at this
church by the churches of the city,
in honor of the aninversary of the
Boy Scouts, the program- for which
appears eHr-ewhere in this paper. In
the afternoon Rev. Treadwell will
conduct services at Edenbower. The
subject of. the sermon will be, "Sin's
Sequel." The young people's meet
ing will be at 6:30. All cordially
Invited to these services.
NEW TODAY.
WANTED House, . unfurnished,
about S rooms. W. C. Keyes, U. S.
forest'office or Hotel Umpqua. vfl2
QOOK ; . WANTED Wan ted a first
class cook for hotel work. Address
' Hotel Clarke, Glendale, Ore. f 15
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Fine
20 acre fruit tract in the Winston
fruit district, about 17 acres now
bearing orchard. Good improve
ments, tools, feed and several tons
of hay go with the place.. What
have' you to otter in exchange for
this. 'This is first class property
and will bear close investigation.
Address .' owner, B. J. ; Sanford
Roseburg, Ore. fl5p
A Woman's Good
- r - Judgment
;:. In the management of household affairs attests . her
t ability to make every dollar do its -full duty. She pays '
her bills by check: because she knows it is safe, pom-en- '
lent and economical. We invite theiChecking Accounts
of women and have special facilities at their' service.
The Rosebuig National Bank
Tiosebur.Ore
MID-SEASON CLEANUP SHOE SALE
WOMEN'S SMART SHOE STYLES.
" REALLY REMARKABLE VALVES.
One of the finest opportunities to save"on ' youi- shoe expense is
, offered you in this
Final Cleanup of the Season :
The majority of these styles are perfectly suitable for early spring
wear, and you may take our word for it, shoes will - not be any
cheaper this Coming season, than they were this present one. '
All the handsome models so popular this senson are included in
this general price reduction.
Shoes selling formerly up to $10, now on sale at $2.8."!, $.8.", $4.85,
y SEE OIK WINDOAVS.
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
IRVIN RRUNN .. , '
Shoes That Satisfy. Perkins ItiilliHue. fia St.
fLAx"tjifuOtJirit"iir,J m J
m
A. D. Bradley Wants
to See You
OLDSMOBILE
8 Cylinder, $1660
6 Cylinder, $1350
DRESS
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We save you money on Quality, Red Seal and Toile
du Norde Dress Ginghams, good colors pretty patterns
15c, 18c, 23c
Amoskeg Apron Check Gingham, 19c
Heavy Skirting Cheviots - - 19c
You Buy il Here for Less
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GOLDEN RULE STORE..
Two DAYS ONLY Two
Monday & Tuesday, Feb. 11-12
NIGHT 7:15 ANT n. SKirniiir t,. , ,
GERALDINE FARRAR (THE
NOTED PRIMA DONNA) IN '
SENSATIONAL
STUPENDOUS
MAGNIFICENT
ADMISSION
Children - 10 cts
A Ji lA . "'asm
ARTCRAFT PRODUCTION .
BURTON HOLMES FA3IOVS TOM, DICK AND HARRY
, TRAVEL PICTURES . . .i.ooo Veot and Ijtujrh in Every'
Foot.
AN
LEMS
Tonight only 7:15 anh 0 o'clock. Adults 15c, Clilldren 10c,
"UP OR DOWN"
A play of the wild and woolly West. , . .
NEWS WEEKLY 4 EXTRA NEWS WEEKLY
The Great Halifax Disaster
Also
"The Battle of Aisne'!
First official pictures, direct from the front.
No Advance in Price, 10c and. 15c.,. ,
Coming Tomorrow, Sunday Matinee and Night Taylor Ilolmeo in
"TWO BIT SEATS," the funniest comedy drama neU, an7 the
two-reel Keystone Comedy, "A SULTAN'S WIFE. . "