it &
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the BruNiJfO hews mosijay, aprm, is, lots,
Post Cards 50c Per Dozen, Short Time, Clark &
Same Old Place, Over
Roseburg National Bank
Clark
Today was
Sunny Monday
.In Homes that Use the Western Electric Washing Machine
Clean and white the clothes were on the line hours before it could have been dene In the old way.
The clothes wore placed In a neat cabinet machine; hot, soapy water was forced through every
mesh in the cloth. The clothes were washed thoroughly, silently, quickly.,- No red hands, no retl
arms, no backache, no wot feet, no wear on the clothes. Wonderful! Yes, and it's ue.
A. D. Bradley Wants
to See You
OLDSMOBILE
SHOE REPAIRING
I am here at 213 Main street,
and I am also there Johnny on the
spot when it comes to getting your
work out on time fix 'em while
you watt and you don't have to
wait a week either. So send them
In by the kids, or any old way.
Best of work, and best of ma
terial. Rear R. L. Stephens Shoe
Store.
L. ROACH, Proprietor
NOW FOIl YOUR
Strawberry
Crates
Place your order early with the
THE J. C. FLOOR CO.
STOP AT THE
GRAND HOTEL
CASS STREET
ItOSEISUUG
Appeals to Discriminat
ing Purchasers.
You Can Buy a Cheaper'
But Not A BETTER
Phonograph
The Masterphone is built and
finished like a piano to last for
years. You need not purchase a
talking machine every year, if ym
' buy a Masterphoive.
If you buy a choap machine
now, you'll buy a Masterphone
later. Why not now?
Hasterphone
Quality I V"
Do not throw away any of your good disc
records The MasterPhone plays them ail.
Order Your Masterphone Today from
THY OSH IS YOtlB HOSIE.
THE ELECTRIC STORE.
8 Cylinder, $1660
6, Cylinder, $1350
The Benson Parent-Teacher Asso
ciation will have their regular meet
ing Tuesday evening. The yokes will
be given away at that time, after the
program.
Rug and Carpet Weaver
AT 020 WINCHESTER ST.
Close to North Side Grocery Store.'
Because he has a tender!
For a tender steak
A juicy chop,
Direct your footsteps
To our shop. v
Our saws are sharp; ' ; '
t Cleavers, too "
e'H trim them up '
Just right for yon.
THE ECONOMY MARKET
. Geo. Kohlhngeii, Prop.
Phone S8.
a j?fss X H
& CITY NEWS t
Warren P. Reed, a prominent cap
italist of Gardiner, was a business
visitor in the city yesterday. Mr,
Reed returned home last evening.
Dr. F. W. Haynes win re-open his
office in the Perkins building
April 5. tf
Mrs. Guy Flint left this morning
for Dole where she. will spend a few
days at the home of Mrs. Ed. Single
ton.
Do you want the best? It so bring
or mail your kodak films to Clark s
Kodak Shop Cass street. tf
Mrs. C. B. Patrick has returned
from Eugene where she spent the
week end with her husband, En
gimeer C. B. Patrick, who is employ
ed by the S. P. Company, with head
quarters ht Eugene.
Cass Street Shoe Shop, 403 W,
(has on hand complete line of rub
ber goods, full and half soles and
heels, laces in colors, polishers,
cleaners, -etc. All kinds of shoe re
pairing. . . tf
Misses Maybelle Miller and Doro
thy Veach returned lost evening
from Corvallis where they spent tile
week end at the J. B. Horner resi
dence. The young ladies were much
feted! during their visit in the col
lege town and report a wonderful
time.
The new dusting proeesB installed
by Sloper, the. cleaner and pressed.
eradicates every particle of dust
from your clothing before they are
pressed and cleaned, thus . assuring
you of the most sanitary methods
employed In handing your work. The
only sanitary dusting machine in the
city. tf
DlLLAim 1TKMS.
The fine rain we have been having
has been a groat help to the gardens
and growing grain.
Loren Miller has been attending
to business matters in southern
California.
Miss Vivian Buell motored to
Roseburg Wednesday, and" will re
main in that city a few days visiting
with her aunt, Mrs. M. F. Rice.
Mr.' McCIlntock, J. O. Newland
B. L. Hyland, Mr. Green and A. D.
Bradley were in Dlllard Wednesday
in the interest of the liberty loan; If
alt were to observe tho slogan "To
liberty's call lend your all," the work
of these gontlemen and others who
are civing their time, would show
trve&t results.
Mr. an dMrs. Dolos Coon were in I
Myrtle Creek last Friday on a short
visit. Mr. Coon returned, the own
er of a fine team of horses.
Mr. Kinney, the salesman for M.
Sellers & Co., was attending to busi
ness niatters in Dlllard this week.
Miss Elsie LenU, a teacher in the
Myrtle Creek schools, visited with
friends here over the week end.
The neavy frost that occurred! dur
ing the past week succeeded in dam
aaln the fruit in this vicinity. How
ever let us hope the splendid "change
in the weather will continue and that
the gardens and grain will make np
to us the loss or tae irutt.
Mrs. Loren Miller, Mrs. Grant
Clayton and Edgar Walker were
Roseburg visitors Wednesday.
Revival meetings will begin at the
Baptist church on April 17, conduct
ed by Rev. Marshall.
TEiBrBSi.
MONDAY IS BABOAIX DAY.
Monday is bargain day at the
Roseburg Cleaning and Pressing
Works. Men's suits Franco iry
cleaned and pressed for 1.09. Ail
work given prompt attention. Bar
gain day prices do not include can
ine for clothes or making deliveries.
Bring your clothes In. tf
WE INVITE
. Merchants
Clerks
Lawyers -Doctors
Dentists
Clergymen
And people of Ail Trades
to let us make their
Personal Appearance
AN ASSET
IMPERIAL CLEANERS.
' (Try our way.)
We call and deliver. Phone 277
Why is a brick niasou like a locomo
FARMERS SHOULD SEND
FOR DEPT. BULLETINS
The government of the Hatted
States is the greatest of nil publish
ers of acientilie works. It employs
thousands of scientists, who are en
gaged the year round in making re
searches and . investigations in aii
branches of agriculture, in geology.
uiiningVi electricity, c&eniiairy, as-,
tronomy, engineering, aviation, pre
ventive medicine, forestry, Irriga
tion and almost all other brauehes
-of scientific inquiry. The arts of
war, as well as those of peace, are
also actively cultivated. The great
est art of all, that of free govern
ment, is strenuously carried oa by
president, cabinet, senators and rep
resentatives.
The results of all these activities
of the most comprehensive and ef
fective organization ever knows, are
constantly reduced to print and
poured out in an incessant flood from
the largest printing plant in the
world. These publications of the
government printing office at Wash
ington constitute the nubile docu
ments of the United States, The
greatest number of them are sold by
the puprintendeiit of idotiumenis,
and the nrices charged cover only
paper and printing, no charge being
made for the services of the states
men and scientists who are the auth
ors of the astonishingly varied books,
pamphlets, periodicals and maps.
The documents have the freedom oi
the malls and are sent without post
age. Every farmerjhould ask the sec
retary of agriculture to put his same
on the mailing list for the monthly
list of nublications of the depart
ment of agriculture, which sautes all
the bulletins issued each men
Price lists are seat free by the sup
erintendent of documents, Washing
ton, D. C, and include thousands of
publications under each head, ana
include: 10, Laws; 11, Foods and
Cooking: 15, Geological Survey;
16, Farmers Bulletins; 19, Away;
20, Public Domain; 21, Fishes;
24. Indians: 25. Transtwrtation; 28,
Finance; SI, Education; S2, Insular
Possessions; 33, Labor; 85, Oeog-
ranhy and Explorations; 36, Govern
ment Periodicals; 38, Animal Indus
try: 39, Birds and Wild Animals;
40. Chemistry; 41, Insects; it. Ex
periment Stations; fS, Forestry; 44
Plants; 45. Roads; 46, Soils; 48,
Weather; 50, American History and
Btoeraohy; 51. Health, Disease and
Sanitation; 53, Maps; 54, Political
Science; 55, National Museum; 61
Astronomical Papers; - 68, Mining;
59, Interstate Commerce; 60, Alas
ka; 61, Panama Canal; 62, Manu
facture; 63, Navy; 64, Standards of
Weights and Measures; 65, Foreign
Relations; 6T, Immigration;
Harm Management.
JUST ARRIVED,
Eastman kodak films at Clark's
Photo & Kodak Shop, tf
TWOSTUBBORNDISEASES
AMONGTRENCHSOLDiERS
LONDON, March SO. (Corres-
nondence of the Associated Press.)
Trench fever and shell shock are
two most difficult problems that this
war has presented to medical sefr
Bii.ce. nccordinK to a report issued by
a British-American medical commis
sion which recently has been stums
here. -
Cases) of trench fever were re
nnrred from France as early as 11S,
and the disease has been continually!
studied ever since, but the organism
which causes It has not been discov
ered nor has any drug been found
for its successful treatment. The
.amerlcaa army doctors believe that
they have definitely established that
trench fever is comuiunicaieu ay a.
body-louse, a fact which has been
repeatedly suspected by the British
investigators also. -
The fact that the Disease Is grow
ing more prevalent and is spread
ing from the trenches to the back
areas 1s also noted in the report,
-he original cases were all among
troops in the trenches, but the dis-f
ease is now prevalent on various
tines of communication and at the
bases. Even hospital orderlies and
nurses are occasional victims.
The actual crux of the discussion,
seems to be Whether trench fever to
a disease of roaa transmitted by the
louse, or some disease among lice
themselves which is tranamisaabte
to man. It the latter, the cure
wnuid seem to be the eradication of
lice, a gigantic and! almost hopeless
task in war time, if me former, tne
mm
dissemination of the disease comes
dowat to a control of the human ear-
Hers, and probably an. easier task.
The commission recommends ener
getic action la the direction of
greater Dersonai cleanliness, which
will also contribute' greatly to the
general comfort and health of the
troops.
DANCE AT LOOKING GLASS.
A dance will be given at Looking
Glass en Wednesday evening, April
17. Ott's orchestra will furnish the
music. Everybody wilt be conilally
welcome. ai7
SUMMONS.
la the circuit court of the state
of Oregon for Douglas county,
Cora M. Chriatenaon, Plaintiff.
&Ahyi 9 rotrfatanran- rtefendant.
To Robert P. Chriatenaon, defend
ant above named: la the name of the
State of Oregon; You are hereby
required ts appear and answer plain
tiff's eomstalnt filed against you in
the above court and cause, oa or be
fore six weeks from date of first pub
lication of this summons being date
urescribed by order of the court la
which you are to appear and answer
said complaint, and if you fall to ap
pear and answer plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief oemanaea
in the complaint, a succinct state
ment of which is as follows: For a
decree of divorce, for the eare and
custody of Harguerltia Chriatenaon
and Westley Chriatenaon, plaintiff's
and defendants minor children.
- This summons is published la The
Evening News, by order of K. W
Marsters, Judge of the County Court
of Douglas county, Oregon duly
made and entered of record Is the
Journal of the above Court. Date of
first publication of this summons is
Monday, the 4th day of March, isis.
JOHN T. LONG,
B-a 1 5 Attorney for Plaintiff,
Postotfice address, Roseburg, Ore.
Drs, Seely, Sethsr and
Stewart
Physicians radUSargeona.
Salts of offices rear of Dooglat
National Bank, ground Boor. -Phone
807
fioselmrg .. . , Oregon
im. K. I MILLKR
Physician and Surgeon.
Ground Floor Masonic Building,
corner Cass and Main Sts.
Phone 132, ;'
Bouse 53
DRS, PLYLKK St PltYLEli
Licensed Chiropractic Physicians
222 W. Lane St., Roseburg, Ore.
Consultation,, examination free.
Office Hours 9 to 0 . Phoae 13S
Chiropractic and Electrical
Treatments.
DE. S. L, DeLAPP
Osteopathic Pbyxiclan Surgeon
Phones: 817-818 Perkins Bldg.
Office 119
- Be. 232-L Roseburg, Ore.
8 EVE NT if YEAH. j
Elizabeth Eldridge Heinline
SCHOOL OF PIANO :
Subjects: Piano, Harmony and
Theory, Normal Training for
Teachers. Also ;
Heinline Musical Kindergarten.
Booklet upon application.
4SS Ella St. Phone 83-R
$33 NEW VIKING
SEPARATOR
AT THE
DOUGLAS COUNTY DREAMERY
MRS. V. D. OWES
Cut Flowers, Potted Plants,
Funeral Designs, Wedding Boo
quota, etc
FOR SALE AT
"THE FERN"
lit Case St. Roseeorg, Ore, .
PHONE 240
Fire and Auto Insurance
Protect yourself from loss with
one of our properly written insur
ance policies. ' '
8. W. YOURS & SON, INSURANCE
11S Oass Street Koeburg, Ore.
Rawleigli Products
FOB SALE BY J. O. VINCENT.
34S W. Seecfcd Avenue North.
Phone 123-IS-
SHOE ECONOMY
Have worn sjjaes repaired by re
liable workman. Price right.
W. S, HOWARD, 414 Jackson St
A Soldier's offering to his sweet
heart Is naturally the sweetmeat,
that gave him most refreshment
and greatest enjoyment when on.
duty. -." " 5
The Flavor Lasts
Mr. and Oes. L. Dunham, of Oma
ha, Neb., who have baea spending
the past year in this section vtsltteg
ITS SOME
D-40" Mitchell Six
Let Us
J. F. BarKer & Co.
Roseburg ; - i ' Oregon ;
Seed Potatoes!
Burbanka and Early Hose, extra fine analtty. Grown in Cany Co.
Umpqua Valley Fruit Union;
Rosebttrg, Oregon - - - - - - ... - . - Telephone 232
United States Pood Administration License Number G 5492T. ;
Eden Electric Washing Machine
If every husband could be made to do the family washing Just once,
he wife would bare an -
EDEN
Electric cashing and wringing machine the following Monday.
Free demosst ratios. Easy terms, - ;( t
Douglas County Light and Water Co.
Mi
The
universal
military
service
gum
with; Comrade A. R, Dooham, of the
Ore go a soldiers home, left today oa
thetr return trip east.
CAR-THE ;
Show You
Always Ahead
ts pf ttmbtitf appoiBtmeats Is the
proud record of oar tfnele Sam
uel. He has always led the world
te that Use. .It year ptemblog
Is sot as itp to date as he to, bet
i ter let as raalse it 53. its cost will
be a trifle compared with the add-
. ed comfort- convenience and safe- t
Roseburg Plumbing & Heating Co,
PHOSB 181.
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