The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, June 21, 1918, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textroim FRIDAY, JUNE 31, 1018. TUB BVDMHO ffEWS, 98c Sport Waists! Come Today . Buy One Now For Warm Days Call at J. O. Pennoy Co. to renew your subscription for the Delineator. Greatly reduced rates. Boo Jtiitrkk representative. Live-wire Doings of City Incorporated J THE KKVS OF THE RIGHTEOUS." At the Antlers theatre tomorrow pretty Enid Bennett, Thomas H. Ince's Australian star will make her debut in Paramount pictures. "The Keys of the Righteous" as directed by Jerome Storm, will be the vehicle and It is said that the cast picked to support Miss Bennett is ' especially good1. It Includes Earl Rodney, Geo. Nichols, Josef Bwicliard, Carl Forms, Gertrude Claire, Lydia Knott and Melbourne MacDowell. The story Is that of a girl who makes a supreme sacrifice to save her father, a weakl ing, for her dead mother's sake, thus gaining a strong and lovable character which wins her the lovo of a handsome youth. Boost W. S. S. Cabbage plants and rooted ivy ger aniums for sale, also aster plants. Phono 283. H. B. Church, North RoBeburg. . tf WANTED Ton or fifteen high school girls, or others, to- morrow, Juno 22, to donate one day's sorvice for Uncle Sam, in assisting In mailing out war saving stamp litem- tine. Call at oMIce of A. J. . Geddos. Room Douglas Na- tlonul Bank Building. MONDAY IS BARGAIN DAY. Monday Is Bargain day at the Rosoburg Cleaning and Prosslng Works. Men's suits French Dry cleaned and pressed for $1.01). Ah work givon prompt attention. Bar gain day prices do not Include call Ing for clothes or making deliveries. Bring your clothes In. tf A Bargain for Cash! A 1017 STUDET1AKER SIX, ill line shape to he sold at mice, it at Kosohui'fr Garage. See '-'Conduct Unbecoming a Gentleman" Particularly nt the breakfast table Does not help digestion, tiny more than It helps tho poor colfee that caused it. Sorve that porfocl blend HILLS RED CAN COFFE, mid he'll bo a gentleman. NEELY'S CASH STORE You Take No Chance But Are Sure of the Goods When you buy groceries for cash nt Iho new store, corner Sheridan and Lane streets. Fresh stock iirrivint; daily, and wo sell at Iho loweot margin of profit. IT its saving you desire these strenuous war times, wo are in position to help you. Will you let us do it. The Square Deal Cash Grocery R. T. ASIIWORTII, Prop. Ladies: Our New Cherry Red OXFORDS Are Worthy of Your Attention JUST ARRIVED UY KXPRKSH. ROSEBURG BOOTERIE UtVlN 1UUNN Him That Biutafy. lVi kins lltiildluK, Cuss HU Home On Fiu'louyU. Archie L, Bushnell, of Ten Mile, who is stationed at Fort Stevens with the IGth Columbia, is home on a sixty day furlough during which time he will assist in tho harvesting of tho crypK, Itoturiictl Here Today. J. W. Perkins, who has Im-oii at tending to business matters in Port land returned home (his morning. Mr. Perkins reports that business men of Portland are taking a very optimistic view of the war and he- liove that the tide has turned in favor of the allies. Another Juno V odd ing. Miss Isubell R. McCune, of Rose burg, and Ralph J. Jackson, of San Francisco, were married Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock at the Methodist parsonage on Main street. Rev. J. C. Spencer, officiating. Only a few were present to witness the cere mony. -Delogauts Arrive. Rev. K. T. Smith, pastor of the First Daptist church of .function City; Mrs. E. T. Smith, Rev. C. K. Dunham, pastor of the First Baptist church of Eugene; Mrs. 15. G. O. Groat, and Mrs. A. E. Phelps, of Cot tage Grove, arrived in this city to day. All are delegates to the Ump nua Valley Baptist Association, being held nt the First Baptist church of this city. J. . Ftvotimn Returns. J. C. Freeman returned last ev ening from Silver Lake, Oregon, where ho had gone in answer to a summons stating that his brother, R. I Jt had been seriously injured in an automobile accident. He was uc companied to this city by, the in jured man. who has almost fully re covered, and the latter will renin in here for several days enjoying a visit at tho Freeman home. The injured man was unconscious for 1 4 hours after the accident and it was thought for a while that It would be impos sible to revive him. He was badly cut about the head and face. Boost W. S. S. 1WGULAR J) It AFT CALL. ; At 4: HO this afternoon tho- local draft board received a dis- patch announcing that another ! regular call had been issued ; for men, and that Douglas county's quota would be 38. ! Coming so closely on the heels I of the draft requiring 57 men next Monday, this begins to ; look as though the war deport- ment is transporting soldiers to i-rance mighty fast. The men In this last draft will report to the local draft board July f. Mrs. K. (J. Hall and children, of Riddle, 'arrived in this city today to visit with friends. Prof, flail will be here Sunday, Boost W. S. S. JtlOTl'RN TO HOHKIIUKG. B. W. Maddox and family arrived In this city last night from Myrtle Point, where Mr. Maddox has bee a runnlg as S. P. conductor from that city to Marshfleld. Mr. ;ind Mrs. Maddox state that therir son, Wood son, is still In an aviation school in England and likes his work fine. Mr. Maddox will go back on his old run from this city to Ashland. -Boost W. S. S. IjKAVHS FOR Kl'GKNK. Superintendent Aubrey G. Smith, of the Roscburg schools left for Eu gene today where he will attend' the summer session of the University of Oregon. Mrs. Smith and son left) yesterday. Mr. Smith will makej several trips back to Roseburg dur ing the session, in the interest of school matters here. Boost W. S. S. AHklXG FOR TISAi'H F.KS. & CITY NEWS m MAJESTIC ALWAYS A COOP SHOW Matinee Every Day, 2 to 5 Evenings, 7:30-11 New Time TODAY OXE DAY O.M,Y. lilt flu- Tni.l No, nut to henr Hilly Sunday .senium. Imt TO SEE that knockout lllueljiril feature "THE ROUGH LOVER" Starring FRAXlil.YX FAUXl'.Htlio mnn with ft smile. CURRENT EVENTS Always simio news from our ItoyB "owr there'" WATER OX TH 10 I1HAIX .lust for fun purposes only. Adults 15c- -ADMISSION Children 10c TOMORROW KMMV WE11LEX IN "THE SHELL GAME" Sunday Mnry Miles Mlnter in "Powers That I'roy." Monday Gladys lx-slle In "Tho Little Huiiaway' also n Short Hart Feature. Next Tuesday and Wednesday ICdith Storey in "The Ingion of Death," MetroVi 7-nct spwtal prodm-Hon lo l'mo. Elder .1. A. Rippey, of the Seveuth Day Advontist church, will conduct services at Oakland tomorrow. B. II. lltillwinklo, of Riddle, who was attending to business matters hero, yesterday, returned home last evening. Mrs. D. Jones, of Portland, ar rived in this city last night to visit with her mother Mrs. V C. Ander son, who resides in West Roseburg Call and look at tho Auto Cream reozer and the Auto Cook stove. Churchill lldw. Co. If lid. Maras, of Kdenbowor, has al most, recovored from his recent at tack of pneumonia, though is still unable to perform any of his regular limes on the farm. Mi h. Abe Ilico and little son, Vic tor. Mrs. Alton Rice and little son. Robert, and Airs. Albert E. Morris, were among tho Dillnrd visitors to this city yesterday. 'Tho Kaiser, Beast of Berlin," coming to tho Bungalow theatre. Oakland, Sunday and Monday, is one of the greatest photoplay attractions ever produced. A show you can't af ford to miss. 122 Larson Sturtlter, an old soldier. who has been confined to the hos pital for some weeks, is so much inproved that he Is able to be over to town occasionally. With Mrs. tucker, the aged veteran culled at Tho News office today for a few moments. l.ee Williams, who enlisted recent-; ly In the United tates navy, and who is slatitHdit Hremerton n :vyj yard, arrived in this city this mmn-i Ing on a sixty day furlough, during1 wliii h time he will look after the i harvesting of crops on lil.i mother's farm near Looking Glass. Mr. and Mrs. .lnln Pennle return- i d to their home In West Roseburg ust evening from a several days' stay at the Webb Pennle place ;i ew miles south of Melrose, where hey went to put up the hay crop, he owner having enlisted in the navy some weeks ago. and is now at Uremert;in. The new dusting process Installed by Sloper. the cleaner and pressed, eradicates every particle of dust from your clothing before they nre pressed and cleaned, thus assuring you of tho most sanitary methods employod in handing your work. The only sanitary dusting machine in the city. tf J. O. Lewis was in town for a few hours today. lie brought his iuiIo mobtlo In for repairs, something having gone wrong with the start ing arrangement. Tho machine shops are so busy- that he has to wait until next week before his car will bo ready for use again. In the meantime tho family will miss their regular trips to the ciTy. A. T, Lawrence phoned The N'ews this morning to this effect: "Stop my ad-. Got all tho berry pickeds needed to handle the crop." The ap peal to the people of the city to help out fruit men, issued in this paper Wednesday, coupled with tho advertising for help, did the business. Printer's Ink causes lots of people to think. Superintendent O. C. Brown an nounces today that he has received more than 20 applications from school boards asking for teachers. but has been unable to furnisn teachers in the majority of cases. Apparently there will be a decidid shortage of teachers. Boost W. S. S. TO ATTKNl) NORMAL. Miss Bessie Hewitt and Miss Sy bil Fnrnsworth will leave tonight for Areata, Calif., where they will at tend the summer session' of th Humboldt Normal. Boost W. S. S. U&WKK KOIt FOIST KKOGII. It u luff Patterson left Wednesday for Foif Keogh, Mont., where he will accept a position as clerk-typewriter. Mr. Patterson will stop at Seattle for a two-days visit, onroute. Hoost W. S. S. IHSTIIM T 70 VOTKS KWOKAKLV. In the vote on consolidation be tween districts 70 and 20, Kiddle, tho vote of district No. 70 was fav orable. District No. t0 has not yit been hoard from. Boost V. S. S. MAUICIACiK LICKXKK. A marriage license has been issued to Alden V Leach and Myrtle E. Hansmann. Boost W. S. S. WILL PLAV AT ASHLAND. McKlroy's jazz band has been en gaged to play aC tho three days' celebration to be held at Ashland during the week of July 4. Great plans are being made for the round up program, which is a feature of the celebration. Boost W. S. S. ODD FKMA)YS M I0MOH1AL. All Odd Fellows and Itebekahs are urged to meet at I. O. O. F. hall in uoseburg at 10:30 o'clock Sunday morning, June 23, litis, to attend the annual memorial sei vico which is to te held at the M. 10. church. The church is being specially decorated tor this service and appropriate fea tures provided. Decoration oi graves of dot-eased membeis will follow the close of this service at noon. Every member should attend. .122 COMMITTER. NKXV TODAY. FOR SALE Duroc pigs. Ed. Doer ing. Roseburg. Route 1. J24 FOR SALE Household goods. Also Silver Persian pedigreed cat. Mrs. Fory. phone 102-K. PIGS Thoroughbrt d Duroc Jersey gilts, open or bred for fall litters. Also weaned pigs. All sales mnde with money-back guaranty of nU isfactton. Charles A. Brand, Rcse burg, Oregon, FOR SALE Or trade, heavy team, wagon and harness, in fine shape Tor work of any kind. Will trade for properly, automobiles, cows, etc. Also other horses to choose from. Two good :'.4 Mitchell wag ons. $50 each. It. M. Wood, Rose bu rg. JUNE " The month of the blushing bride, and wo nil wish to remem ber her on this the happiest day of her life. How nice - in the yoars to come for her to say "This piece of Cut Glass was my wedding gift from Helen, and this piece of China Is from Nellie, and Mother cave me this beautiful Set of Silver." Remember in malting your gift selections that we carry these gifts In grades that will last for years to come. Plckard and Stouffer Hand-Painted China, Hawkes & Llbbys Cut Glass, Alvln and Community Silver and also Solid Silver in many beautiful patternB. BUBAR BROTHERS 104 Jackson Street. PAGES Is the Place For T,ATH WINDOWS DOOR SCISUKXS CUIMK l'OSTS IlltICK TIIjK COAh WOOD I,UMI!I5It BII1XGM5S :.T lll.OCKS, KOOFIXG I'APKIl, CEM AX I) WflHi 3IKH. HUIMMNG CKDAU IIOAT LUM- 709 N. Jackson St. Phone 242 Ye wish to announce that we have moved our (i rani to and Marble Works to 1502 . .Jackson Street, and are prepared to furnish any thing in our line nt a reasonable price. Wo use only tho best Buito (rani to in our Moiuimeittiil work, and Vermont Marble in our head stones. Wo also do nil kinds of Cemetery work. Wo invito you to call and seo us. Yours for Business, Peoples Marble & Granite Works W. I Marsters, proprietor, 502 S. Jackson Street, or G. W. Young & Son, 116 Cass St. Uoscbiir, Oregon. Why In a ltriric mason like a loco, motive? ItccniiHo lie has a tender. l'On SAI.K- KninicH & n.ich baby grand piano, slightly nsod. Mn htVMiiv case, plain Colonial style, satin finish. This niano new would cost yon now close to $1000. Sell for jr.f.O cash if taken iilckly. Owner Koine oast. Mrs Guidon I'ory. rhone 102-11 MRS. ETHEL YN BANNERMAN CAMPBELL TEACHER OF PIANO Fory Studio over Ott's ' music store. Mrs. Campbell will teach throughout, tho summer. Telephone 57-J. l-'or n tender steak A juicy chop, Direct your footsteps To our shop. Our saws JU'i. sharp; Cleavers, too e'll trim them tip .lust right for you. THE ECONOMY MARKET itx. Kohlhngen, Prop, rhono B8. R. E. Heinselman " Well Driller 1U SKIIVRG ROUTE 1 MiAI, K8TATK City and Farm Property, Winches ter liny and West lake Town Lots. GEORGE RITER. 122 West Oak Street. Commerce and Labor Commerce and labor are closely allied and should work in perfect unison. As commerce expands, there Is an Increasing domand for labor. Corporations, Arms and individuals, desiring a thoroughly reliable banking con nection will find the Rosoburg National Bank a strong depositary for their funds. Government pays 4U P"i' cent on AVar Savings Stamps. Invest your Money with tho Government. TheRoseburgNational Bank Roseburg, Ore. "B-K" It is NOT A POISON- and leaves NO ODOR, yet B-K will thorough ly disinfect any and nil things, it will kill all germs as well as all odors. Cun he used In drinking water and should be for poul try and stock. Use In your Refrigerator and food closets. Use in your living rooms where germs collect. Use In your basements and cellars. Use about your barns and poultry houses. liemomner it can be used any and every where for It is not not a poison It will mix with water readily It Is non-caustic It will not clog sprayer , It Is NOT EXPENSIVE, yet teu times more effective than Carbolic Acid. Call for a folder. Churchill Hardware Co. WOOL! Bring your wool to the warehouse of the Umpnua Valley Fruit Union. We ship direct to government warehouse at minimum ex pense. The government grades it and pays highest cash price for the grade you have. Will also pay interest from tho time accepted to date of payment. Do not sell your wool to dealers as by so doing J'ou will not likely receive full price for your wool. The full price allowed by the government is the price you .will get by shipping through us. Umpqua Valley Fruit Union A Union By and For the Growers. Winchester St., Itoscbubg, Or. United States Food Administration License number G 54027. ANTLERS 5 THE AT R E 3 TONIGHT 7:30 AND 9:00 JULIAN ELTINGE IN The Clever Mrs. Carfax Julian Eltinge Is a Man's Man yet. He has the strange power to appear the daintiest, the most graceful, the most alluiing"'of any group of women he happens to be in when in make up and that without becoming effeminate in real life. I'HTOGRAPH "THE MAGAZINE OX THK SCKEE.V ADULTS 150 CHILDUEX 10c SATURDAY MATIXKE 2: 13, EVENING 7:30 AND :00 Enid Bennett IN THE Keys the Righteous A powerful drama of thrills, hair-raising suspe-ase, and rapid fle action in the primitive copper county. TEIXGKAM ADULTS l.-c "World's Greatest Son's rnphic." children; ioc Sunday Only Dill Hart in "Selflsli Yates." Monday nnd Tuesday "Empty Pockets." A wonderful story of the shuns and palaces of New York.