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TRB EVENING NEWS FRIDAY", JINK 7, 11)18.
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Clark & Clark Roseburg National Bank
Wants you to send something to cheer the boys.
What's better than a' good PHOTO mad ; by
General Pershing
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The Store that Appreciates Your Business
230 N. Jackson St.
THE NEW LOCATION OF
FISHER'S
Lass
OpenB with a beautiful Bliowing of now and dainty Walsts,Crope
De Chene, Georgotto and Voile.
New Neckwear, Purses and Jewelry Novelties, New Sweaters In
Silk, Fiber Silk and Wool.
New Dress Silks and Satins, New Georgettes and! Crepe De Chene
in all shades.
Visit us In our new location, you will like our store,
230 Jatkson St., Opposite Review Bldg.
CLOSING EXERCISES
AT
When it Costs 3 l-2c a Mile
To travel, don't travel. Stay at home.
It you haven't the home, we'll build
you one.
KENNY LUMBER COMPANY
"BUILD A HOME."
FRENCH TRANSFER COMPANY
Contracts Taken and Estimates Fur
nished on All Work In Our Line.
.Household Goods Promptly and
Carefully Moved
QUICK, EFFICIENT SERVICE '
Phono 220
401 W. Cass St.
Teams and Auto Tracks
Your Spring Washing
Just about this time of the year the housewife plans on a general
spring renovating of her home and the family washing, naturally
"takes on" a big Increase. Lace curtains, .portiere and all the
"extras" can be handled byus In a pleasing and satisfactory way. In
fact, we would be pleased to do nil your family washing.
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
At eight o'clock las- evening the
assembly room at tho Benson school
building was crowded to overflowing
with interesting patrons who bad
gathered to witness the closing exer
cises, an excellent .program having
been carefully prepared by Principal
C. A. Arehart and his efficient corps
of teachers. Prof. Arehart called
the assembly to order, and in" well
chosen words thanked the patrons
for their hearty co-operation 'tu thfl
years work, and stated thai, next
September pupils and teachers will
again assemble at Benson school with J
the same determination to attain
success that was nan If est last Sep
tember. After Mr. Arehart's remarks
the following program was rendered:
First Grade Song and Poems
Recitation Four Little GirlB
Recitation Charlie Neal
Setaad Grade Song and Poems
Recitation -The Secret"
Marguerite Donaldson.
Third Grade
Song "The Boys of tho U. S. A."
Shoemaker's Dance.
Recitation...."The Calories'll Git You"
Fourth Grade
Song ..... "O Tiny Boat'
Song .T. "Fairies'
Fifth Grade
Recitation, "Reliable Information"
Soug "Welcome Sweet Spring"
Department "Song of Soldiers"
Sixth Grade...."Maklng of the Flag"
At tby conclusion of the program
Professor Arehart announced that
the . following pupils had neither
been absent nor tardy during the
entire school year:
First Grade Lewis Evans.
Second Grade UlUred Cordon.
Third Grade Mary Carnahan.
Fourth Grade Ralph Church,
Shirley Ware, Bessie Redboin.
Fifth Grade Lois Byrd, Lucy
Grimm.
Sixth Grade Floyd Church, Wen
dell Hinsdale.
Seventh Grade Vlolette Cole,
Kathleen Bonebrake, Florence Sln
nott. v
Eighth Grade Neva Church, Es
ther Miller, Florence Wimberly.'
Also the following pupils who en
tered high school at the beginning of
the second semester, were neither ab
sent nor tardy during tho first semes
ter lit Benson school: Dorothy Gib
son, Clementine Mclteynolds, Mildred
Roberson. Leslie Pettey.
The following pupils wero award
ed prizes in penmanship:
Firth Grade Lucy Grimm.
Sixth Grade LaVerne Dunham,
Franklin Rose. ,
Seventh Grade Florence Sinnott,
Evelyn Quine, Vivian Williams.
Eighth Grade Cecilo Bennett,
Ford Singleton, Erma Crlmm.
tho right of way, eighteen of them
got together and purchased' the lot
and everything Is now assured for
the cannery forging ahead and u
large force of men are now busily en
gaged getting ready for the Installa
tion of the machinery.
ATTENTION, FRATERNAL ORDERS
AND PATRIOTIC ORGANIZATIONS.
A most urgent and cordial Invita
tion 'Is extended to you to assist in
the big "Flag Day Demonstration,"
on Friday afternoon, Juno 14, under
the management of tho Roseburg
rJlks. We want you all to join In
the patriotic parade at two y. in. of
that day, and thus make a rousing
public, patriotic expression of our one
common purpose, victory.
All automobllos, to be eligible in
line must have our flug prominently
displayed.
Please notify us, at least approxi
mately how many of your various
orders can be expected In line, and
address
ELKS' FLAG DAY COMMITTEE,
tf Box 935
MERCHANTS BUY LOT.
The merchants of this oity had
DromiBed the Roseburg Canning Co.
a sewer and water right of way for
their cannery near the S. P. tracks,
but when they started in to carry out
their plans the French Transfer Co.
objected to the sewer crossing a lot
they owned near where the cannery
is to he established, for a longer peri
od than six months and the mer
chants being duty bound to furnish
It starts next Monday
NEW PERFECTION
OlLGOOKSTOVEWEm
The Big Blue Discs which you will see displayed in the win
dsws of your dealer point the way to a cool, clean kitchtn
, New Perfection Oil Cook Stove in your home.
xt nJAP. rrx AtMzt nr rli'H- TV.rinnmica1. And "
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all the convenience of gas. Lights at the touch of a
match and heats in a jiffy.
More convenient than" coal or wood.
Bakes, broils, roasts, toasts. Perfect cooking-because of the
steady, evenly-distributed heat.
Remember next week to call on your dealer and find out
about oil cook-stove comfort and convenience.
. STANDARD OIL COMPANY
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B. L. HYLAND
Special Agent, Standard Oil Company, Roseburg, Oregon. This stoves for sale by:
' A. J. LILBURN & SON, B. W. STRONG, Roseburg, Oregon
!.COK
& VOR THE
BLUE
DISCS
EUGENE TO "DRESS UP."
The Eugene park board has begun
its campaign for a botter- looking
city. In a public address to the citi
zens of Eugene the members urge
that the lawns should be kept green,
that the parkings should be mowed
and kept in presentable condition,
that the trees should be well trim
med and that the people of the city
should wake up to the fact that Eu
gene is one of the shabbiest cities in
the state of Oregon. The board ap
peals to the civic pride of the people,
Eugene Tteglster.
EXPERT
Kodak finishing. Clarks Kodak
Shop, 125 Cass street. ' tf
WAS IN ROSEKl'ItG.
A sweet little thing, witli a most
becoming smile, short skirts and a
dimple in her chin was in town the
past week attempting to wrk our
citizens on the scholarshlp-magazlne-subscription
stunt. This scheme has
been worked' to a fare-you-woll here
for the pust several years and our
citizens fail to "fall for" It any
more.. We 'can obtain practically
every' mngazine published, at
"Sandy's,", and why should "we hand
our money to a stranger and take a
chance? Sutlfbrlin Sun.
CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS.
Notice is hereby given that all
school warrants of school district
No. 11(5, Douglas County, Oregon, to
and including No. 80 endorsed not
paid for want of funds, are this day
called- for payment by the under
signed, and all Interest thereon will
cease from the date of this notice
Dated this 39th day of May, 1918.
F. G. BUELL,
Clerk of School DIst. No. 110, Doug
las County, Oregon.
Lee Dillard, of tho Marsteis Drug
Co., is spending a few weeks at Ash
land enjoying the delightful climate
of that section.
May weather was not conducive to
material growing of crops, und the
monthly report from - tho local
weather bureau, Issued by Observer
Wm. Bell, bears out the assertion.
There was considerably less than
the usual rainfall, and many cold'
nights, so that crops were generally
retarded. This fact has resulted in
great damage to the agricultural In
terests of the county, and In manv
locallttes there will bo probably only
a half yield. Added to the unfavor
able weather conditions grain aphis
appeared in most sections, and th6
Inroads of the insect post has been
very damaging. Wheat, vetch and
oats, besides gardens, have been at
tacked by the pests, and' tho unfavor
able weather conditions are believed
by many farmers and gardeners to
have acted as a protection to propa
gation of the Insects.
The warmest day of May was on the
2t9h, when the mercury registered
82. The coldest temperature was 34
on the 21st. The greatest dally
range of temperature was on May 1,
there' being a difference of 41 de
grees between the two extremes. On
May 9 there was the least range of
tinperature, there being but 9 pnintr
difference in the extremes. .Total
rainfall was only 1.34 inches, the
most of this railing in the Burly pari
of the month. Normal precipitation
for May is 2.05, and for tho season
the shortage is 8.84 lnches
"Never Trouble Rubber
'Till Rubber Troubles You"
That will be a long time hence, tf all your Rubber Goods are the
, . , ; ' "Rexall" kind- . . ' .. 1
GLOVES .- WATER DOTTLES
TUIIIXO I AND
SYRINGES AIR CUSHIONS
Hainan j ai renins
Fullerton TJto XCWU J&re . 1 Building
Perkins
Use Grandma's Sage Tea and.
Sulphur Recipe and Nobody
will Know.
The SQUARE DEAL .
CASH GROCERY
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Will Open for Business
MONDAY MORMXG, JUNE 3, 1018.
R.-T. ASHWORTH, Proprietor.
The use of Sage and Sulphur for re
storing faded, gray hair to Its natural
color dates back to grandmother's
time. She used tt to keep her hair
beautifully dark, glossy and attract
tlve. Whenever her hair took on that
dull, faded or streaked appearance
this simple mixture was applied with
wonderful effect
But brewing at home Is muesy and
out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking nt
any drug store for a bottle of "Wyeth'i
Sane and Sulphur Compound," you
will get this famous old preparation,
Improved by the addition of other ln
erredlenta. which can be depended up
on to restore natural color and beauty
to the hair.
A woll-known downtown druggist
says it darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell It has
been applied. You simply dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, taking ono
strand at a time. By morning the
sray hair dlsaoDears. and after an
other application or two, it becomes j
beautifully dark and glossy.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound Is a delightful toilet requisite
for those who desire a more youthful
appearance. It Is not Intended for
the cure, mitigation or prevention of
disease.
Eden Electric Washing Machine
If every husband could be made to do the family washing just once,
he wife would have an
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Electric v. ashing and wringing machine the following Monday.
Free demonstration. Easy terms.
Douglas County Light and Water Co.
IT'S SOME CAR THE "
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D-40" Mitchell Six
. Let Us Show Yon
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I. F. BarKer $ Co. '
Roseburg Oregon
SAXON "SIX"
Touring Car
$1175
F. O. B. Roseburg
SAXON
STRENGTH-:-ECONOMY-:-SERVICE 1
MOT O R C A. n S
SAXON "SIX"
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4-Passenger Roadster "
$1175
F. O. B. Roseburg
The New 1918 Saxon Six Has Just Arrived -: The Highest Grade, Low-Priced Light Six
CONSIDER WHAT YOU GET FOR $1175
Saxon "Six" offers you, for $1175, a combination of the value foatures found on other cars ti Hing from $1230 to $10,000. It has a six
cylinder Continental motor, Timken axles, Timken bearings, Veddors radiator, Stromborg ii:rbi:.etor, Itcmy Ignition, spiral bevel gear
drive, Kxido battery. No other ear within many hundred dollars of the Hoxon "Six" price has such a complete array of standard recog-
nized fcaturos. .
With, this combination of unsurpassed features of construction, Saxon "Six" (rives yon tinsui pns::ed qualities of operation exceptional power
and speed, flexibility and smoothness obtainable In no Inferior cars, splendid hill-climbing ability, utmost comfort and case of riding,
ample room and a gratifying ec ononiy.
Saxon "Six hns won a reputation for day-ln-and-day-out reliable service.. It Is an honest value In every sense of Uie word. ,
If a Man is Known by the Company He Keeps Why Not a Car? Note the Associates of fSaxon Six"
. Conl Incntal Timken
Motor Axles
Timken
Holler
Hearings
Timken Semi- Feddcrs Spiccr Exlde Itemy
Spiral Hovel Floating . Joints Storage
Drive lU'arAxlo Uadlators Universal flattery Ignition
Ilcndix-Drivo
Starting
Mechanism
8AXOX $U73SAXON $1173 SAXON $1 173SAXON $117BSAXON $1173SAXON $I175SAXON $11738AXON SU7BSAXON $1173 SAXON $1173
Paige
Lexington
Velle
Auburn
Moon
Davis
Jordan
Liberty
Columbia
National
Patterson
Bour-Davis
Cadillac
Peerless
Hudson
Stautz
Liberty
Premier
Velie
Jordan
H. A. L.
Moon
Packard
Packard
Locomobile
Plerce-Arrow
Cadillac
Peerless
Hudson
Chalmers '
Oldsmoblle
Wlnton .
Hupmobile
Cadillac
Chalmers
Franklin
H. A. L.
Hudson
Locomobilo
Marmon
Mercer , ,
Packard
Paige '
Plerce-Arrow
Simplex
National
Plerce-Arrow
Premier
Stearns
Packard
Peerless
White , ,
Hudson
Roo . . : '
Flat
Plerce-Arrow Packard Plorco-Arrow Stutz Paige
Packard Peerless "Packard Hayncs Cadillac
Wlnton Hudson Cadillac Stearns- -Peerless
White ChnlmerB White . Knight Hudson
Chandler ' Moon Bulck Peerless Chalmers
Pathfinder Cadillac Franklin ' Studobaker Stearns
Oldsmoblle Stearns Hudson' Kissel . Wlnton
Chalmers Wlnton Colo Palgo Pierce
Hudson Liberty Auburn . H. A. L. 12 , Arrow
Paigb Jordan . Scripps-
Booth
HIGH GRADE UNITS ONLY ARE INCORPORATED IN "SAXON SIX "
Also Agents for the Metz, at $775, f. o. b. Roseburg, and the Chandler Six
JOHN C. SIGNOR, Corn SSn and Roseburg, Oregon
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