The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, April 09, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'ost Cards 50c Per Dozen, Short Time, Clark & Clark sS'SotSfBank Was It "Sunny M or was it "Blue Mon day" in your home? Did you or someone workdXX day with your washing, or was it done by wire?; Uhlig says: "It is useless to try to keep e Western Electric Washing Ma chine away from your home. You wilt have it sooner or later. Why not now" Demonstrations Going on Now. THE ELECTRIC A. D. Bradley Wants to See You OLDSMOBILE 8 Cylinder, $1660 6 Cylinder, $1350 There's Another Drive YouShould Make DRIVE IN Our doora are opes-- our lumber -seasoned otir Berviees are at your . . command. KENNY LUMBER COMPANY "BUILD A HOME," Always Ahead in plumbing appointments Is the proud record ot our Uncle Sam uel. He has always led the world ; in that line. If your plumbing j is not as up to date as he Is, bet- . ter let us make It so. Its cost will be a trltle compared with the add ed comfort, convenience and safe ty. . Roseburg Plumbing & Heating Co. PHOMB ISt. Eden Electric Washing Machine If every husband could be made to do the family washing Just once, he wife would have an ' EDEN Electric v, ashing and wringing machine : the following Monday. ;.. Free demonstration. Easy terms, , Douglas County Light and Water Co. Your Spring Washing Just about this time of the year the housewife plans on a general spring renovating of her home and die family, trashing, naturally "takes on" a big Increase. Lace curtains, portiers and all the "extras" can be, handled by as in a pleasing and satisfactory way. In fact, we would be pleased to do all your family washing, ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY THE DIFFERENCE ' Between a cap of coffee, and a cup of -HILIjS BROS'. BED CAN COFFEE may be the difference between enjoying your breakfast, or 'having one just from force of habit. 0 CITY NEWS & j Do you want the bostt If so bring or mail your kodak films to Clark's Kodak Shop Case street, tf L. E. Warner, of Voncalla, is in the city: looking after business mat ters. Pice Burbank seed potatoes for sale at the Umpqua Valley Fruit Union. : U Have you been to the Christian church any night? Well, why not tonight be a good time? Good news. We sow have plenty of Coos Bay coal. Page Investment Co., phone 242. - , tf A, M. Oeland has returned here from a few days '.business trip to Portland, . China noodles No. Is; best can be bought. We handle the best of everything, Orand restaurant, tf I,. S. Shipley returned last evening from a business trip to Grants Pass and vicinity. - Best enicken dinner, best service, best cooks at the best restaurant. The Grand. -..'' tt One minute to think about the the theme at the Christian ebureh to night, which is, "One Minute." Fuel, Three ears or coal Just re ceived Page Investment Co. Phone 242. tf Have you thought how much hangs on one minute, wen, near ine ser mon at the Christian churea tonight, subject, "One Minute," Given, by Lady Maccabees Tues day evening, April 9, Proceeds for atriotie services, a9 Huel Gray, of Oakland, Is a busi ness visitor in this city today. Mr. Gray returned to his home this afternoon. History, biography, travel. Action. Over three thousand books. Rental, 10c. Fiction Library. tn5 Dale Strange left last night for Vancouver, Wash,, where he has ac cepted! a position in a printing office at that city. Dr. F. W. Haynes win re-open his offlce in the Perkins ' building on April 6, . - . tf n VI SianitHlaat & fermilM tit A f - torney L. B. Sandblast, of this city, arrived-here yesterday for a short visit Have vour duds eieasea and press ed bv Sloner. the cleaner ana presser. AM work promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed. - - tf Mr; and Mrs. W. H. Carter, of Wlnstons, are receiving congratula tions today upon the arrival of a son born this morning at Mercy hospital. H. E. Vincent and son. Noble, ar rived here Sunday from Santa, Bar bara, Calif., to loin their wife and mother, Mrs. Vincent, who recently took charge of the Pollyanan, on Cass street. The new dusting process Installed bv Sioser, the eleaner and pressed. eradicates every particle of dust from your clothing before they are pressed and cleaned, thus assuring yea of the most sanitary methods employed in nanuing your wora, me only sanitary dusting machine in the city. tf JUST All RIVED. GLE.VDALE ITEMS. ' Mr. and Mrs, P, M. Cook, of Port Orford, Wash,, left on Sunday even ting for their home. Their little son. Areme, went wita mem. airs, tsas s father, W. H. Schleigh, will remain here until the business pertaining to the insurance held by his late wife, of which he is the beneficiary, is set tled. Then he will go to spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs, Cook. Mr, Schleigh and his wife each held policies in the W. O. W- the former for. $100 and the latter for $500, each making the other their bene ficiary. . . B. L. Tulett and his sister, Mrs. Ann Hermieon, of Bulls Rtn mines, were trading la this city on Saturday. They gave very good reports ot this oid time placer mine, Bev, O, T. Morgan, as moderator of this Presbytery, was called to Med ford to hold services yesterday, in or der to declare the pulpit of that church vacant. Rev, J. W. Kuott preached in our church to a good siz ed congregation, and we all listened to & most eloquent and helpful ser mon, much appreciated by aii. itev. ivnott is an oetogenarion, and for over a half century has served! in the nulDit, and he is still in good health and Is ever busy and ready to do service for our King. Miss Margaret Amspoker enter tained the ladles aid of Olivet church last Friday and after the business session closed ehe served a delicious Ave o'clock repast, that for excel lence of menu and fastidious ser vice was a gem ot daintiness. Mrs. F. L. Hart added much to the enter tainment by several beautiful selec tions on the piano. Rev, O. T, Mor gan and Mrs. Morgan wita 17 otner ladies filled the sunny rooms, and alt decided that Mrs, Amspoker was a charming hostess. " J Mr, and Mrs. T. E. Wallace, of' Grants Pass made us as appreciated visit test weeift Mr. Wallace is one of the guards at tunnel 8, and Mrs, W'allnce came over for a short visit with him, and together they called on old friends of other years. They have two sons la the army. At pres ent the boys aro to England", en route to the front. The Lystul mill is beginning a run of active work today. They have purchased a lot of new machinery, which will be Installed at once. Sev eral families are moving there today and a larger crew of men Is to be used than ever before. Mayor H, P. Rice, of Myrtle Creek, and M, F. Rice, of Roseburg, were city visitors on Saturday. Also they drove out to the Fernvaie mills, pre sumably to interview voters, as May or Rice is a candidate for the nomi nation for county commissioner, j, Boyer, a Bulls Run miner, was a city visitor last week, F. W. Rosb, a traveling salesman, arrived from Portland on Saturday to visit his family at Hotel Glendale. His daughter. Miss Marva Helen, who has been seriously 111, Is much bet ter bow; Mr, and Mrs, Ross and their daughter will spend the vaca tion months In Los Angeles, Mrs. D, C. Lounsbury, of Portland-, who has been the guest of Miss Kath ryn Clarke for some weeks, returned to her home last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Brown and son, Kenneth, spent Sunday with friends at Canyonville. Mrs. Mary Lady, a well known Douglas county pioneer who resides at Myrtle Creek, is in this city at the home of her daughter,' Mrs, Jennie Dyer. Many old friends are pleased to meet Mrs. Lady. Also her daugh ter, Mrs! Dyer, who will soon leave for Washington where ner nusoano, E. B. Dyer, has decided to locate. John Cutsforth, of Riddle, is a guest at the home of Dale Cutsforth this week. ' Query: What has become of oar state line euards? We wouM like to suggest to Governor wnnycomoe that they might be useful on the Douglas-Josephine county line. Booze seems plentiful ia this city, and Just bow it gets here is a ques tion that desirable citizens would be glad to have explained. Just why there are law violations which our diligent sheriff and bis deputies do not seem to apprehend we are at a loss to know. May be our governor can help us out, MOLLIE. This Corn Will , Peel Right Off! Geta-It" Makes Corns Come 08 The "Banana-Peel" Way! Why. have to flop on the floor, queeze yourself up like the letter 'Z" and with bulging eyes draw your face up into a wrinkly knot while you goujre and pull at the "quick" of a tender cornt That THE BEE HIVE; "Eastman kodak- films at Clark's Photo Kodak Shop, tf STOP AT TUB GRAND HOTEL PASS STREET ROSEBURG Riig and Carpet Weaver AT 630 WINCHESTER ST. Close to North Side Grocer; Store, t er S Dree AwM la a PewSetea- "CUttir" AlwTl W.rkl the eld, savage way. "Oets-It" H the modern, painless, simple way, Lean ovr and pat two drops of Gets-It" on the corn, put your stocking and shoe right on Main, and forget the com. Patn i ; Gets-It" has revolutionised the treatment of corn-. It ""f '"J: tates the true flesh. You'll stop limping on the slue of your ahoe, and do away with greasy salvs bundling bandages, thick claetere and painful methods, tlse "Gets-It", it's common senee, , . "Gets-It" oid by " druggists you need pay no more than SS cents), or it will be sent direct by Sold in Roseburg and recommend ed as the world's best corn remedy by Nathan ruiienon. FRENCH TRANSFER COMPANY Contracts Taken and Estimates Fur nished on All Work In Our Line. Household Goods Promptly and Carefully Moved QUICK, EFFICIENT SERVICE Phone 230 401 W, Cass St, Teams and Auto Tracks SHOE ECONOMY Have worn shoes repaired by re liable workman. Prices right. W. S. HOWARD, 214 Jackson St, Rawieigh Products FOR SALE BY 3, O. VINCENT. 8113 W. Second Avenue North. Phone 123-It. ITS SOME GAR THE D-40" Mitchell Six Let .Us Show You J.F. BarKer & Co. Roseburg Oregon WE HAVE NO EQUAL When It comes to supplying your home with all the delicacies of the season. Our stock is aiwaye fresh and complete In aii lines. You will Dnd here the choicest of goods and the best of service. THE CASH STORE 3. B. KTNO, Proprietor - . 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Your dealer will supply envelope and giro you official directions how to address k. p. s mam? tobacco company, taviiW v. 7h Patent PkH hp H Frmh and Cteam nJ Goad , tt iff roc Mat racmly without thtt rroec4io Ssai tjwjtuaea iaat ... ,, .... rv YOUR PATRIOTISM IS IT SKIN DEEP OR DOES IT GO THROUGH TO THE BONE? 3ibw comes the crucial test of YOUR patriotism. 8hips most be built to carry pro visions to our army and our allies and shipbuilding Is expensive! The submarines are constantly gnawing at oar lines of communication. The Hons are gaining momentum in their campaign of devastation, : Will you ait idly by and give free leeway too the monster? There is the fellow who stands back and ahonto, "Why don't we bnlld more ships?" Has he bought a Liberty Bond? No! HIS PATRIOT- . ISM IS SKIN DEEP. . TJiere Is another who bmight one 950 bond, and mho might well have bought thsee. He bought because his neighbor did, and for fear he might be shamed. His patriotism is skin deep, ' Bat ah, there's another . a man , who bought his limit of the first and second bond issue, who has mort gaged his very home to participate in the I liberty Ijoan of I91S; whose wife has parted with intrinsic jewels and whose child has given up the movies that they might increase their loan to Uncle Sam. THAT'S PATRIOTISM THROUGH TO THK IJO.VE. And then, again, there's the man of foreign birth with loved ones "over . tliero' in the ranks 'of the offender, and who, for the sake of bis adopted country, as well as for the sake of bis own people, buys and rebujra the bonds of the third Liberty Loan. THAT'S PATRIOTISM THROUGH TO THE BONE. When yon go to the movies ami the orchestra plays the "Star-Spangt-. ed Banner you're on your feet in stantly out of respect for the flag, ' Salute' "Old Glory" whenever and wherever she flutters, bat don't let your patriotism stop at that. Uncle Sam does not ask yoat to give a redT rent. All he asks is that yon lend him your money. Third Liberty Bonds Bear 4 1-4 Per Cent Interest Begin ning May 9th, 1918. Interest Payable in Sept. and March. ' This Space Subscribed for by PEOPLES SUPPLY CO.