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THE EVENING NEWS, THI'UNIIAY, MARCH 7, 1018.
Now i a Good Time to Look After Your Needs
-. For- - :
Spring
Mouse
Cleaning
While Assortments are
Complete
, .v.- . Just received a large shipment of Draperies and Curtain ma
terials, Including plain and bordered Scrims and marquisette in
either white, cream nr ecru.
' ' White dotted Swiss.
Figured Madras in a variety of colors.
Corded Rep In either brown, green or mulberry.
Drapery silk In either brown, green, blue or rose.
Cretonnes in a large assortment of patterns and colors, suitable for
i curtains, cushions, bogs, etc.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
A. J. Lilburn & Son
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
LECTURE at christian church
Miss Hazel Lewis and Mrs. Clara
O. Euuon arrived In this city thiB
afternoon. Miss Lewis Is of Cin
cinnati and Is the National Bible
school superintendent. Mrs. Essen Is
the State Bible school worker, and
both Will BDeak this afternoon and
evening at the Christian church. Dur
ing their stay here they will be
guests of - Mrs. Albert Abraham.
There will be a supper servo at the
Christian church this evening be
tween, the hours of six and seven.
This will be given so as to bring the
members of tile church in closer ac
quaintance with MIsb Lewis and Mrs.
Essen and all will have a most enjoy'
able time.
NOTICE TO ODD FKMjOWS.
Funeral services of Brother W. H.
Casoboer, of Baker Lodge I. O. O. P,
will be held at Undertaking Parlor
ut 1:30 p. in., Friday, March 8, 1918
Brothers are requested to meet at
Oddi Fellows hull at 1 p. in.
A. J. GEDD13S,
Sec'y, Philetaiian No. 8
China noodles at the Grand restau
rant. We buy the best No. Is. If
you try them once you will come
again. tf
A Few Words About Those
New Spring Styles
Pop real class, "for pop with capital P," conio and take a look nt
our now spring styles.
EASTER comes early tills year, you know March ,31 so we're
early too, with our spring layout.
Wo wish to call your attention to six new stylos of
Brown Walking Shoes
Let us lit you as you should bo fitted, at a price you will call
very reasonable.
SEE OUR WINDOW.
ROSEBURG B00TERIE
UIVIN Bit UN N
Shoes That Satisfy. Perkins Building, Cass St.
Electricity
Saves Fuel, Food, Labor
There la every domestic reason In favor of ELECTRIC COOKING
better food, greater cleanliness, loss work, and more comfort, no
hbIiob, no smoke, no dust.
Douglas County Light and Water Co.
FRENCH TRANSFER COMPANY
Contracts Taken mid Estimates l'ur
nlshod on All Work In Our Line.
Household Goods Promptly and
Carefully Moved
QUICK, EF?-C"riT SERVICE
Phono 820
401 W. Cass St.
Teams and Auto Trucks
MAJESTIC
ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW
Matinee Every Day, 2 to 5
Evenings,7:15-10:45,15c-10c
TODAY ONE DAY ONLY.
XKAIj HART IN
'The Man From Montana'
With Vivian Rich, a sensational Drnma of the east and west,
where the girl tool of a bnnil of crooks Is rescued by a dashing
miner. It's In five acts and something doing all the time.
FORD EDUCATIONAL WKHK1.Y Takes you nil through tho
groat lumber Industry of the northwest.
KID BNATCIIERS A thirty minute laugh.
ADULTS IB CENTS. CHILDREN 10 CENTS
Tomorrow Dainty Until Clifford suportcd by Monroe Salisbury
in a ltluchird Do Luxe play of tho North Woods, "Tlie Savage."
Saturday "Their Compact," a seven act Metro super feature,
stju-rlng Francis X. lluslimiin and Beverly lluyiio, a great picture
of tho great west.
Coming next Monday America's Greatest Achievement "Over
Hem" Hoe a virgin forest converted into a home for 40,000 of our
boy In Bit days. The military film of tho hour..
Coming next Tuesday and Wednesday March la and 1:1, Bill Hart
In tho cold deck.
JS CITY NEWS &
China noodles at tho Grand, tf
Pattern Hats and Tailored Hats at
"The Vogue," Sat., March 8. m8
Millinery Opening at
Saturday, March 9.
'The Vogue"
in 8
Baked beans every day at
Iloscburg Cafeteria.
the
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Poke Bonnets and Bustle Hats at
"The Vogue," Sat., March 9, in 8
Attorney A. N. Orcutt left this aft
ernoon to make a business trip to
Portland.
Beautiful Hawaiian trimmings at
"The Vogue," Sat., March 9, m8
Books of wnr cartoons.
Library.
Fiction
tf
Mrs. Hugh Warner left this after
noon for Yoncalla where she will
visit for a few days.
Millinery opening at "The Vogue,"
Saturday, March 9, 1918. 1118
Varloty is the spice of life,
the Roseburg Cafeteria.
But at
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Straight and Rolled brim Sailors
at "The Vogue," Sat., March 9. m8
Mrs. H. L. Tlsdule left for .Myrtle
Creek last evening to stay with
friends for a few weeks.
Best chicken dinner, best service,
best cooks at the best restaurant. The
Grand. tf
For breakfast, dinner, supper, try
the Roseburg Cafeteria. Short or
ders at all times. tf
Mrs. D. J. Noah and Mrs. W. L.
Lady, of Dlllard, arrived this after
noon to spend a few days visiting.
Good news. We now have plenty
of Coos Bay coal. Page Investment
Co., phone 242. tf
John Alexander and Fred Blake
ley were in the city today from
Glide looking after business matters.
Spring and summer models will
be shown at "The Vogue." Satur
day, March 9, 1918. m8
Mrs. A. E. Bruger left for her
home in Sutherlln this afternoon
after visiting with friends here.
Fuel. Three cars or coal Just re
ceived. Page Investment Co. Phone
242. tf
J. L. Churchill left this afternoon
for Oakland where he will remain
for a few days looking after busi
ness matters.
The new dusting process Installed
Mexican chill cor, carne every day
at the Cafeteria. tf
M. 10. Rlttcr announces himself as
candidate for coroner of Douglas
county. tf
F. A. Beuils returned to his home
In this city last evening after spend
ing several weeks on his ranch near
Oakland.
Cooked foods to take home, at the
Cafeteria, Anything cooked to order
on short notice. tf
E. D. l,ews, a well known resident
of this city, left this morning for
Mai'shfleld where he has accepted
employment In the ship yards of that
place.
C. L. Hirchtold arrived In this
city this uftoruoon after spending
tho past few months visiting In
southern California. He will be the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thomp
son, of this city.
Mrs. W. Mny. who has been visit
ing In this city for the past few days
with relatives and friends, roturned
this morning to her home at Philo
math, Ore.
Mrs. F. J. Gonyier, who has rc
sldod in this city for the past year.
loft this afternoon to make her home
In Portland. Mr. Gonylor Is is an
employe of tho Southern Pnclflc nnd
has been transferred to Portland.
Mrs. T.OA iiml Mra lannn PuMurmni
arrived hero last evening from Sa
lem, rnoy are In this. city for the
Daughters of the Revolution. Their
stay In this city will be only a very
few days.
Chicken dinner serve,! ovnrv 4iir,.
dllV nt the Little nam rAattincuut
Sheridan street. Oyster cocktails nnd
nonie made chili concarne served m
all times. Open dny and night. Best
sorvice and all home cooked. if
A meeting of the Fullerton Par
ent-Teacher Association will be held
tomorrow evening (Friday) to finish
tho Junior Red Cross work of tho
school. All parents nnd teachers are
asked to be present.
Harry Rice, candidnto for coun
ty commissioner, who has been in
this city for tho past few weeks, left
his morning for Oakland nnd Yon
calla, In tho interests of his cam
pnlgn. Mr. Rice has long boon in
the mercantile business at Mvrtle
Creek and is well and favorably
known throughout the county.
For oulck, clean service and high'
est quality foods, try the Roseburg
Cafeteria. tf
China Doodles No. Is, best can be
bought. We handle the best of
everything. Grand restaurant. tf
Have your duds cleaned and press
ed by Sloper, the cleaner and pressor.
Alb work promptly attended to and
satisfaction guaranteed. tf
The ladies of St. Joseph's church
will soil home cooking and aprons
Saturday, March 80, at the old First
National Bank building, Jackson
street, tf
Rug and carpet weifvlng at 40c;
rags Bewed at 15c per lb. Leave or
ders at the Cozy shoe shop, Cass
street, Mrs. C. Grannls. alp
E. W. Smith, a war veteran, who
resides at the Oregon soldiers' home,
left this morning for Eugene to visit
with friends, having been granted a
20-day furlough.
Mrs. Georgo Neuner, Sr., while
crossing the railroad track yester
day afternoon fell nnd broke her leg
near the ankle. Her foot became
fastened as she was walking over
the track and before she could re
lieve herself fell to the ground, sus
taining the severe injury. Dr. E. V.
Hoover was im mediately summon
ed and attended the Injured lady,
but it will be quite a while before
she fully recovers.
ARMERICAN OFFICER
TAKES HUN PRISONER
(Continued from page 1.)
chuckling over the adventure.
The men explained that they had
lost their way In the dark and had
taken refuge in a shell hole, making
a dash back at noon. Their com
rades expects to see them killed
when the soldiers shot out In the
open.
The American guns have effective
ly shelled the enemy's first lines,
as well as a town behind the Ger
man HneB, where many of the build
ings used by the Hun troops wore destroyed.
NOTICE.
Owing to the enormous advance in
cost in all branches of our business
as well as In the homes. We, the
undersigned blacksmiths of Rose
burg, here by announce the follow
ing prices to take effect March IS,
1918:
- Shoeing Prices.
Shoes No. 0 to 3 Inclusive, per
set $2.25.
Shoes No. 4 and 5 inclusive, per
set $2.50.
Shoes No. C and 7 inclusive per
set $3.00.
Resetting old shoes;i $1.26 and
$1.60.
Prices of other work will advance
in proportion.
P. A. MANSFIELD.
GEO. S. MARSH,
P. L. HANDLES,
HOME MADE PASTRY.
All kinds of choice home made
pastry for Bale, also pastry of all
kinds made to order. Eggs, butter,
cream and milk for sale. Leave your
orders with us. Prompt service.
Phone 280. The Little Gem Restau
rant, Sheridan street. tf
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Douglas county.
In the matter of the estate of John
W. Hornbeck, Deceased.
Notice Is' hereby given that the
undersigned was on the 6th day of
March, 1918, by order of the above
court duly made and entered, ap
pointed) executrix of the last Will
uud Testament and estute of John
W. Hornbeck, deceased, and all per
sons having claims against said
estate are hereby required to pre
sent the same properly verified with
vouchevsattached to the undersign
ed at her residence nt 549 South
Stephens St., in Roseburg, Oregon,
or nt the lnw office of John T. Long,
in Douglas National Bank Bldg.,
Roseburg, Oregon, on or before six
months from date of first publica
tion of this notice.
Date of first publication of this
notice is March 7. 1918.
PRESCILLA 13. HORNBECK,
Executrix of the estate of John W.
Hornbeck. deceased.
JOHN T. LONG
Attorney for the Estnto. D-a4
QHICHE8TEI? S PILLS
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tunes, itticu wim urns Kibboa,
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SOLD BY DRUfiOISTS FVt RYWHFRC
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bran
the
Signature of
NEW TODAY.
FOR SALE Automobile, electric
starter and lights, live passenger.
Can be seen nt the Ford Oarage.
FOR SALE Select S. C. White Leg
horn eggs ror hatching rrom best
laying strain of O. A. C. at $1.00
per setting. Mrs. J. Altken, Eden
bower, Dox 62. Phone 2GK6.
WANTED A lady or boy who can
milk ono cow, and to be a com
panion for elderly lady in country,
good home nnd moderate wages.
Phone 114 or write L. J., Evening
News.
FORD BUG 1916 model, chassis
new, guaranteed tires, all the ex
tra equipment you want. Owner
has left town, and will sell for
$300 cash If sold In a week. In
quire of V. S. Patterson at Rose
burg Steam Laundry.
FRED MILLER ENROUTE
TO UNITED STATES
Word was received In this city
yesterday from Fred Miller, a form
er Roseburg boy, who has been serv
ing with the French armies for the
past two .venrs, stating that he was
enroute to the United States on an
indefinite furlough and would prob
ably reach this city for a visit in
the near future. Corporal Miller
was gaBsed a couple of months ago
In a German gas raid and' for the
past several weeks has been confined
lu a London hospital where it was
thought that sufficient recovery
would follow in order that the young
soldier could return to his company.
However, his conditoln is worse than
was first pronounced nnd he will be
forced to reBt for a year before en
tering the service again. Fred Mil
ler, before his enlistment In the
French array was a clerk in the
1'mpqua hotel, and has a host of
friends here who will be glad to wel
come him home again. The young
Corporal has participated In many of
the greatest battles of the war In
eluding Vlniy Ridge, Ypres and the
SoniniB andi several times had nar
rowly escaped with his life.
STAMP SALES MUST
According to Information furnish
ed by Judge I. B. Riddle, general
county chairman of the war savings
campaign for this district, the thrift
mild day by day materially increases.
To date Douglas county is credited
with $3!i,u20.1D total sales, since the
campaign started, representing an
average of approximately $1000 a
day for the past thirty three days.
Only three hundred days remain
bowevor, in which time we must fur
nish our alloted quota of $440,000
and it does not require any great
mental effort to compile the fact
that the sales throughout tlilB com
munity will have to take on a new
Impetus nnd average about $1,300
each day, otherwise we will fall ma
terially short of our quota at the
close of the campaign. The county
committeemen are planing to co
operate, unify, synthetlze and pull
together, that the heretofore depend
able county of Douglas bats out her
thrift per centage, thereby taking
a Arm holdt on ftrBt place in Ore
gon s patriotic league. (
' The body of the late Private Ell
jah Lee Dean, who passed away at
Fort Stevens Monday evening of
pneumonia, passed through this city
this morning to Riddle where the
funeral took place this afternoon.
We wish to unnounco that wo have
moved our Granite anil Mnrblo
Works to 502 N. Jackson Street,
and are prepared to furnish any
thing in our line at a reasonable
price. We us only tho best Ilarre
(iranito in our Monumental work,
nnd Vermont Marble In our head
stones. Wo also do nil kinds of
Ceiujctoi-y work. We invite you to
call and see us.
Yours for Business,
Peoples Marble & Granite Works
W. K. Mnrsters, proprietor, 502
N. Jackson Street,
or
C. W. Young & Son, 116 Cass St.
Roseburg, Oregon.
Fire and Auto Insurance
Protect yourself from loss with
one of our properly written Insur
ance policies.
G. W. YOUNG & SON, INSURANCE
1 10 Cass Street Roseburg, Ore.
$33 NEW VIKING
SEPARATOR
AT THE
DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY
BROCCOLI CRATES
We are turning them out
at the rate of 2000
; per day
All crates labeled if so
desired .
THE J. G. ROOK CO.
RODENT ERICA
1
EDULED
Tha following is the itinerary
mapped out by County Agricultural
Agent C. J. Hurd for the holding of
rodent eradication meetings at dif
ferent localities throughout the
county. Mr. Hurd will carry a sup
ply of squirrel poison nnd the same
will be given away to those desiring
it, during the meetings:
Tonight a meeting Is to be held at
Sylvan Valley, Friday no meeting
1b scheduled, Saturday at Looking
Glass, Monday, dairy meeting In this
city, Tuesday at South Deer creek,
Wednesday at Melrose, at which time
Commissioner B. P. Nichols, will de
liver nn address using as his sub
ject "The Necessity of Securing Bet
ter Breeding Stock"; Thursday,
Brockway at 10:30 a. m., and on
tne Baine afternoon at 2:00 o'clock
a 'meeting Is to be hold at Olalla;
Friday a meeting at Myrtle Creek,
and Saturday Mr. Hurd will visit
both Duys Creek and Perdue.
f"1"1" - ' . -i- - i-i-iririr.i-.n-inrinr.i'irTiri.r,nj.arrirwifXAn.nnni-i-
Are you near sighted? '"
Are you far sighted?
Arc you neiTous?
o you have hoadachos?
Do your eyes blur?
If 60, come to us, as Registered
Optometrists, Tor an examination
or the eyes and Glasses which will
SURELY RELIEVE your trouble.
Why not bo helped to-day?
BUBAR BROS.
Jewelers & Optometri ta.
JACKSON STREET.
For Refinishing
That Auto
Kffccto is the "stuff". Will put on a lino coat that has
tho appearance of new factnry work that will elvo
lasting results that takes but little time that takes
but little money. If a pint can will glvo a Fowl a coat
then how many Fords in your car?
Don't fiii-gct tho tool box olthor. A supply of ham
mers, wrenches, pliers, screwdrivers, etc., will not
cost a groat deal and may help you out of trouble
somewhere.
Also carry on extra "Michelln" easing and tube. Don't
forget to carry an extra "Rod Head" spark plug.
Guaranteed.
Churchill Hardware Co.
Take Your Easter Bath
In a handsome new tub which
wo are prepared to fiut in at
once. You cannot make your
self or your family any gift that
will provide more constant pleas
ure and be of greater benelit than
one of our beautiful, sanitary tubs.
The expense will not be great. Not
nearly as great as the benefit aid
enjoyment the tub will Insure.
Roseburg Plumbing & Heating Co.
PHOXE 151.
SHOES! SHOES!!
Tho Shoo business of tho J. C. Peiuiey Co., Inc., for 1017 was enor
mous. This was possible only by reason of our SPOT CASH com.
if.X L ! blued buying power. Our patrons know
BIG BUYING MEANS
BIG SAVINGS
We in turn give them tho advantages of tio low prices we liave
maintained throughout our entire line. With 197 stores to supply
hi 1918 wo mill still, even en a rising- market bo able to show
you Hie best on tho market nt reasonable prices.
Our Spring Lines Are Arriving
And We Save You Money
Incorporated
Antlers Theatre
TOXIOHT a TOMORROW 7:15 & O.
Jack Pickford and Louise Huff
in
"JACK AND JILL'
You'll double up with laughter, you'll think he's the funniest thing
that s landed for many a day. A picture with a backbone. Von can't
Afford to miss' It.
PARAMOUNT
PICTOGRAPH
Always Interesting
ADMISSION
CHILDREN 10c.
ADULTS 15r.
VICTOR MOORE
- In
A KLEv ER KOMEDY
Coining Saturday Matinee and night CHARLIE CHAPLIN
Monday and Tuesday A real treat for your kiddles, a show for
young and old, "ALADDIN AX I) THE WONDERFUL LAMP " See
ing this picture Is like rubbing the lamp. It will bring riches
and happiness. It's in 8 big reels.
Admission Onlv luc nnd on,.
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