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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1918)
TUB EVENING NEWfl, THURSDAY, MAKOH 21, 1018. Now is a Good Time to Look After Your Needs -For - ' Spring Mouse" Cleaning While Assortments are Complete Just received a large shipment of Draperies and Curtain mo terlals. Including plain aud bordered Scrims and marquisette In either white, cream ur ecru. White dotted Swiss. . Figured Madras In a variety of colors. Corded Rep in either brown, green or null berry. Drapery silk in either brown, green, blue or rose. Cretonnes in a large assortment of patterns and colors, suitable for curtains, cushions, bogs, etc. . PRICES TO SUIT ALL A. J. Lilburn & Son COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS TUB TROTTERS MASQUERADE. Dancing party for thiB week has been postponed until next Friday night on account of the school entertainment. The ladles of St. Joseph's church will sell home cooking and; aprons Saturday, March 80, at the old First National Bank building, Jackson j street. ' ' tf . County Agriculturist C. J. Hurd, who has been nt Drain distributing squirrel poison to farmers and or chardlsts, is hack In tho city again today, but will leave for Elkton to morrow for the purpose of cnrrylng on the extermination work. While nt Drain he mixed 20 bushels of the poiBoned wheat, which costs the farmers aoout 20 cents per quart, or approximately one third what the commercial Is sold for. USCREAM Said Fanner Jud "Why, bless my soul, ' The U. S. has a New Disc Bowl," Said Farmer Jed 'It meets my need; It's Safe and dean and has the 'Speed.' Send for full particulars . DISCBOVJL I. .Wtft 1 "U.S. tight M.. ITU I nrtirhshl Daylight all time hi home. Will wash, churn, fan, toast, supply a.lAMrt flat Irin aw hnnraJ. nf steps,' provide water all over house. . v.j.wuiuig wai iuw. a conuon ana joy. Greatest thing out for the farm. ABk for full particulars. Churchill Hardware Co. Ladies will indeed be interested in our showing of the Latest Spring Models of FOOTWEAR Your style is here at a price you will consider reasonable ROSEBURG B00TERIE mviv r.itvNN Shoes That Satisfy. Perkins Itiillillng, Cass St. MAJESTIC ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW Matinee Every Day, 2 to 5 Eveniiigs,7:15-10:45,15c-10c TODAY ONE DAY ONLY. A Ionise lovely Feature l)e Luxe 'The Wolf and His Mate' A Btory of the great Northwest. A strong man and a reliant woman. A drama of the North Woods, full of action, romanco and adventure, featuring Louise Lovely with Hart Hoxie and Betty Schade. THE- DONKEY DID IT A two part L'Ko Comedv, that's a roar for thirty minutes. Children 10c ADMISSION- - Adults 15c Tomorrow 1011a Hall and Llttllo Zoo Rno in "MY LITTLE HOY." Saturday Francis X. Hushmnn and Bevorly ltnyne In a O-nct Metro Wonderphvy of thrills and charm "The Price of Conscience." Sunday William Russell in "The Midnight Twill. Coming Monday and Tuesday, tho piny of plays viola Dana in "BLUE JEANS." SILVER TEA GIVEN ; BY REOCROSS UNIT The ladies of 'the Riverside Red Cross unit gave a silver tea at tho home of Mrs. M. W. Aldrlch In River side last Saturday. A simple lunch was served and a program rendered. Mrs. Aldrlch was chairman of tho committee, and her helpers included Mis. Ii. Roach, Mrs. Clara Croiutt and Mrs. A. A. Turncll. The proceeds amounted to $4.80, which will bo uned by the ladies to purchase hatting and linings for comforters. The program included the following numbers: , I'iuno solo Convent Echoes Mrs. A. A. Turnell. I'iano duet Little Fairy Waltz Grace riyatt and Mrs. Crofutt. Song duet America I Love You Pat Andrus and Allen Hewett. . ' ocal solo The Bluebird Udlth Maine, accompanied on piano by Mrs. Crofutt. I'iano solo in Rank and File Madge Shields. Reading... .Deacon Brown's Courtship Mrs. A.' A. Turnell. Voeal duet Harold Clrtus and Edith Mulne, Mrs. Crofutt accompanist. Also several vocal selections by Mrs. Fory and Mrs. Hiney. . r : ' & CITY NEWS M Latest books. Rental, 10c. Fiction Library. tf Pollyanna Tamales the best over at the Pollyunna, Cuss St. tf AT POLLYANNA Tamales, the best ever they're delicious, When you can't afford to eat at home, try Roseburg Cafetorla. tf W. H. Brlmhall, who .spent the morning In this city attending to business matters, left this aftdrnoon for his home in Curttn. Sidney Meecham, who has been In this city for the past few duys, re turned to his home In Drain this af ternoon after transacting business here. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Loomls and son left today for Grunts Pass whore they will remain Indefinitely. Mr. Loomls is employed by the S. P. Com pany. , Mrs. A. C. Hardin and son, J. H. Hardin, left for their hoiio in Yon oalla this afternoon. Mrs. Hardin and son have been in this city for sev eral days and transacted' business matters here. Clyde Adair, who is employed at the Douglas County Creamery, of tills city, was lined $2 this morning when found cutting corners. Mr. Adair was driving a horse and buggy at the time of the arrest. Mrs. F. L. Russell, who has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. S. M. Kelly, of Glengary, returned to tier home In this city this afternoon. Mrs. Itussell was accompanied home by Mrs. W. H. Brown, of Mendlclno, Calif., who will be her guest during her stay here of several weeks. Levi White, who 1b a member of the 10th Columbia, C. A. C, passed through this cfty this atternoon en routo to Fort Stevens. Mr. White Is well known in this city aud for the past five weeks has been confined to a hospital at the Presidio in San Francisco, where he underwent an operation for appendicitis. He states his condition normal at present and having gained his average weight agnln is fooling none the worse tor tho past live weeks vacation. At the regular meeting of Alpha ,lodge, K. of P. held Inst evening It was voted that every member of the ordor attend the operetta to be given hv Miss llnrnlrtn lflnunr nnil IhM hip h I nrhnnl nlinlla KVIdnv nvnnlncr .-' I V - v ., j 1 Wll.r hnt (tnlrAn anpvrd fivnn A:v nl the. Rpsoburg Cafeteria...,' Tho very oest conoe in town. ( tr .' fl find ' tl lit! Q 'W. ..ma, hBUn nl.nlu of Coos Bay coal. Page Investment uu., piioue 212.- u Mrs. C. F, Burke und son left this morning for Grants Pass where they will visit with the former's mother for a week or ten days. '. . . t ' Tho best variety of foods, and quick, clean service at-the Roseburg Cafeteria, where everybody eats, tf I. R. Smith, of Portland, who has been attending ;to business matters In the city for tAe past few days, left for Grants Pass this morning. Masquerade ball at South Deer Creek Orange ball, March 22. All are Invited. Admission 60c. m21p ' J. C. Black'arrlved from Oakland, this' morning where he attended to uuslness matters last evening. Mr. Black 1b associated with a local pub lication, '. - China noodles No. Is, best can be bought. We handle - the best of everything. Grand restaurant. tf Harry Rice, republican candidate for county commissioner Is In thiB city today attending to business mat ters. " Best cnicken dinner, best service, oust cooks ut the best restaurant. The Grand. " Clarence Church has sold the re quired $5b worth of war saving stamps nnd today was admitted as a member of the second Junior Rain bow regiment. '' Ed. Singleton left this morning for his home at Dole alter spending a few hours In this city receiving medical attention for his hand, which he Injured some time ago. J. V. Casey, of una Francisco, and Eugene Parrott, left last evening for Woodburn where they will attend tho funeral of the lato Oregon pio neer, James Casey, who died in Eu gene recently. Ed. Weaver, republican candidate for county commissioner, 1b in the city this afternoon to attend to busi ness. Mr. Weaver will leave this ev ening for Oakland , and other north ern territory. ' J. H. Harden, of Yoncalla, was in town today attending to matters per taining to filing the final account in the estute of Amos C. harden, de ceased. The estate was administered by J. H. Harden, John Long being his attorney, and lllings today were accepted by the court and the admin istrator ordered dismissed. A wire from B. L. Eddy, received ... ,n n'nlnnlr th!a Itlfimlllir. Rttltntf that Mrs. Tebnult was getting along nicely, showing'' improvement over yesterday, and physicians are con fident the lady will recover. Mr. Eddy will remain In Portland to be at the bedside of his daughter until she Is out of danger. Ernest Molchor; an old soldier, nr.. nnminltlnH tn-fhn fltllt.A &RVlUUl from this county on March 5, accord ing to the records at tne ciera s ot nita ,n,lnv i-Ia hnrl heen an inmate of the Soldiers' Home and Is about CO years of age. Tne untonunaie old itentlemnn was born in Berlin, Germany, but has resided In the United States for tne past 03 years. His mania is considered harmless. Rug and Carpet Weaver AT (120 WINCHESTER ST. Close to North Side Grocery Store. 1 1 ' I j FORD j The Universal Car I Mil More and more the enclosed motor car grows III llll strong In popular favor. It's natural, especially IN I , INI with Ford cars, which are busy running every III INI day of the year winter and summer the Ford IN MM servos faithfully and profitably. So far a real Ml! llll genuine family car there is nothing equal to the Ml III Ford Sedan at $0H5 f. o. b. Detroit. Seats five. Ill INI Large doors, plate glass Blidlng windows, silk cur- ' llll tains, deeply upholstered seats, latest type ventl- Ii, Mil luting wlndshlold a car of refined luxury with Ml Mil the evorlastlngly reliable Ford chasis. Como In j llll and know more about this superior car. ill i W. A. BURR . Phone 374 When Your EYES Ache and burn uftor a few min utes reading, It means that you are Buffering from some form of EYESTRAIN and should have theni attended to at once. It Is not safe to put It off until they have completely broken down, as you piay per manently injure your vision. A correctly fitted pair of glasses NOW may -save you a lpt of trouble and expense later. ' We have the latest equipment and methods with which to servo you. BUBAR BROS. , Jewelers & Optomotrlrts. JACKSON STREET. We wish to announce that wo have moved our (mnHo aud Marble Works to G02 N. Jackson Street, nnd are prepared to furnish any tlting in our Hue at a reasonable price. We use only the best liarre Granite in our Monumental work, and Vermont Marble in our 1 lead stones. Wo also do nil kinds of Gemetory work. Wo lnvue you to call nnd see us. Yours for Business, Peoples Marble & Granite Works W. K. Mnrstors, proprietor, 502 N. Jackson Street, or G. W. Young & Son, 116 Cass St. Roseburg, Oregon, COMPANY ATTENTION Berkshire Hog Feed, Holstein Dairy Feed, Albers Molasses Feed. The best feed for tho best money. Bran, Shorts, Rolled Barley, Red Clover Seed. Seed Potatoes, per 100 lbs. $3.00 First Grade Onion sets, lb .12 Second Grade Onion Sets, lb. .00 All kinds of garden seeds, scratch food, chick food, egg maker, lice killer, Kow-Kuro, stock food, etc. v" Two good horses, hacks, buggies, etc. Fresh cow and calf. Large cow', fresh soon. WANTED, nil ' kinds of second hand goods. I nuy sell and ex change anything. J. M. JUDD FEED, SEED & SEC. HAND STORE 121! ( ASS ST. $33 NEW VIKING SEPARATOR AT THE DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY Rawleigh Products FOR SALE BY'J. O. VINCENT. SI'J W. Second Avenue North. Phono 122-It. Fire and Auto Insurance Protect yourself - from loss with one of our properly written Insur ance policies. ' G. W. YOUNG & SON, INSURANCE 110 Cass Street . Roseburg, Ore. HEAL ESTATE City and Farm Property, Winches ter Bay and Westlnke Town L-ots. GEORGE IUTER, 122 West Onk Street. STOP AT THE GRAND HOTEL CASS STREET ROSEBURQ SHOE ECONOMY Have worn Bhoes repaired by re liable workman. Prices right W. a. HOWARD, 143 Oak street, west of Hotel Umpqua. STEPPING PARTYPROVES DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR The United Artisans stopplug party which was given last evening at tho Maccaboo hall proved to be one of the most delightful Informal affairs of the season and every one In at tendance declared today thnt the event was pleasurable beyond meas ure. The fourteen young aviators, who were guests of honor were de lighted with the entertainment af forded tnem and their appreciation knew no bounds. During the evening the Artisan ladies served ice cream, und It Is needless to say as to the patronage of this popular confection. The Honor Guard girls hired the music for the occasion and indeed ev eryone addedi their bit to make the evening just brimful of happiness. FORI) MAN IN CITY, C. .Barren, representing the Ford Motor Company, is in the city from Portland conferring with the local agent in this city, v". A. Burr. Mr. Barrel! is an enthusiastic booster for the Ford Sedan and says there are many of thoso little cars being sold throughout Hie utute anil that qulto a number will be placod In this city In tho noar future. ' s . i .. . . - KOTICE.. .;. ..... , . All persons holding claims against the firm of Werner & Roller, form erly managers of the Antlers theatre, please present the samo for payment at the theatre on or before Saturday morning, March 23. ' WERNKR & ROLLER. Tho best of everything at the most reasonable prices. tf NEW TODAY. WANTED High class Jersey dairy cows. Phone 33F2it. FOR SALE New Woodstock type writer at a reduction. Draft rea Bons, Phone 230. WANTED Auto for delivery pur ' poses, Send full description and price to "Box Y" c-o News. WANTED 3 burrows, broke to rlna or pack. Address C. B. Baker, soldiers' home. in30p FOR RENT housekeeping rooms, equipped with gas range, garden lot includea. Inquire 128 S. F'lnt. WE HAVE NO EQUAL When It comes to supplying your home with all the delicacies of the season. Our stock Is alwaye frosh and complete in all lines. You will find here the choicest of goods and the best of service. T. R. KING, Proprietor THE CASH STORE Roosbnrg. Oregon Millions of People Live on Rice And we believe that you will have a better opinion of that nourish ing food when it becomes your favorite wheat substitute. Fresh, clean and not high priced, at THEBEE HIVE; FIFTY-FIFTY May win the war on foods, but you can't win anything on a "flfty-flfty" feeling. Doing your best, or doing your bit, requires close to a hun dred per cent feeling,, and that may require a little RUXAI.l BEEF, WINK AND IIWN. From Nathan Fullerton A ifl Perkins Tte J22s2. Building That New Suit Is Here The Best Value For the Least Money Our Spring Lines were contracted for months ago before enormous advances in clothing markets OUR SAVING IS YOURS If you select one of these splendid values 12.50, 14.75, 16.50, 19.50, 22.50, 25 Incorporated Antlers Theatre TONIGHT QXI.Y 7:15 AND 0:00. Admission 10c and lftc George .Bcban in Jules of the Strong Heart A story of the great North Woods and virilef manhood. A tense drama of love andi laugbter. riCTOGRAPH Always interesting. Saturday Matinee 2:10; Night 8:00 REESE BROS. AFRICAN DER COMPANY. , . . . 13 PEOPLE 15. : ; ; SOUTHLAND Music, Songs, Dances, Comedy and vaudeville. If laughing hurts you, stay away. Watch the street parade. ; : PRICES POPULAR Children, 23, tax 3c j Adults 80c, tax 5c,
