The evening news., July 05, 1918, Page 4, Image 4

FOUR
KKIDAY, ,1ULY 5, 11)18.
TUB BVBNINU NEWS,
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Buy Your Flags Now for the 4th
Guide, 8 Inches by 11 Inches, each Be
Cadet, la Inches by 18 Inches, each 10
Infantry, 15 Inches by 25 Inches, ouch l"o
CuviUry, 24 Inches by 80 Inches, each
Artillery, 80 Inches by 48 Inches, each Se
8 feet by 8 feet, each OSe
4 foot by 8 feet, sowodstrlpo. 81.08
J Incorporated J
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For vacation rent books. Fiction
Library. tf
Mr. andi Mrs. J. O. Lewis and dau
ghter, Opal, and son, Lylo, Bpont the
Fourth In Roseburg enjoying the cel
ebration. Mrs. C. S. Helnllne is enjoying the
summer at Branaon, Manitoba, where
J. H. SINNIGER
SHEET
METAL
OF ALL KINDS
119 OAK ST. PHONE 428
WORK
Take a "DAYLO" with you for that
camping trip.
The Electric Store
W V K It VT III Xi K I ilCCTH I ( ' A 1 1.
SPECIAL
Wo take work finish or rough dry as Into In tho week as Friday
at 10 o'clock and return Saturday. No extra charges for tills
SPKCIAL SKKVIC13. Phone 1 t.
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
MAJESTIC
Today One Day Only lon't full to sro ..lonrte Salisbury am! Until
Cllftonl In the lllm-blrd Masterpiece
"HUNGRY EYES"
A thrilling and gripping drnmn of lace out west. In five acts.
CURRENT EVENTS Alwnya some official war pictures from "over
there."
"AT SWORD'S POINT" A Nestor Comedy that will got your goat.
AI)UII'S IPC CIIILDHUN 10c
TOMORROW
"THE CLIAM"
A B-act Metro screen romance of tho west, starring magnificent
"Edith Storey."
SUNDAY Jul let I o Day In "llctly and tlio Buccaneers," ami an O.
Honry Story.
Monday Viola Dnna In "Aladdin's Other Lamp' mid Hill Hurt hi
"Over the Groat Divide."
Tuesday and Wednoadny Douglas Fairbanks In "Tho Idunb and
a Mack Sennett two part comedy, "Tho Bed Room Blunder."
Thursday and Friday "The Shooting of Dan Mefirow."
Mr. Helnllne Is slationed. In a let
tor to this office asking that nor copy
of the Evening News be sent to Bran
don, Mis. lloinline states she Is hav
ing a delightful time in the nortli-
land.
SILVER
POLISH
Beautiful allvor must ho
kept always carefully pol
ished if it is to retain lis
beauty and tho polish must
bo of tho host.
Hallmark silver polish
will not scratch nor mar tho
fyucst silver, and we recom
mend It to you.
It 1b put up ,in twelvo
ounce jars for the same price
im most eight-ounce jars of
other polishes lia cents.
A.S.HUEYCO
KOSEIUHtG, OREGON.
124 TW H&JLMARK. Store
Fresh
Batteries
UOSKIUIUi, OKKGON.
NOTICE!
ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW
Matinco livery Dav, 2 to 5
Evenings, 7:30-11 New Time
0 CITY NEWS 0
The best kodak finishing. Clark's
Photo & Kodak Shop. tf
Peter Didtel, of Riddle, vspent the
fourth in this city and will return
iO his homo this afternoon.
Mr. and iMrs. Sam Kelly, of the
vicinity of Glengary, spent yesterday
In this city visiting with friends.
Mrs. A. It. Marsh, of Kiddle, is
spending the week In this city visit
ing with Mrs. S. K. Sykcs nnd family.
Kodak finishing by one who knows
how to givo you the best. Clark's
Photo & Kodak Shop. tf
J. J. Beard loft for Klamath Fulls
this morning where he will spend
several weeks visiting with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Bridges, of Oak
land, who spent the Fourth in thiE
city returned home on this morning's
local.
Miss Madge Whipple left this
morning for her home at Dralu after
a visit hero with hor sister, Mrs.
Charles McHlhlnny.
Have yqurdudH Cleaned ana press
ed by Sloper, tne cleaner and pressor.
All work promptly attended to and
-,tisfaction guaranteed. tf
E. K. Hatfield was In the city to
day from his farm near Dixonville.
While in town he made The News of
lice a sociable call.
Mr. and irs. li. 0. Colter return
cd to thoir home at Dole this morning
after spending yesterday in this city
visiting with friends.
Mrs S. A. Yokum returned to her
home in Canyonvillo this morning
after visiting for tho past few days
in this city with friends.
Miss Ktha Meyers returned to her
home in Sutherllu after spending
I tie past three days visiting in this
fity wlili Miss Pearl Poarce.
.1. W. Porter returned- to his home
at Cable Creek this morning after
spending the past week in this vicin
ity attending to business matters.
Mrs, A. O. Housor and family re
lumed to their home in Ulddle this
morning after enjoying the carnival
for the past throe days In this city.
Mrs. 11. P. nullwlnkle and little
son, of Riudle, arrived In the city
early in the week to spend a few
days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Itullwinkle.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. lliillwinkle re
turned to their homo In Kiddle after
spending the 4th In this cily visiting
with Mr, and Mrs, II. M. Bullwln
kle. Mrs. C. F. Bunnell returned to her
home In Itfddle this morning after
spending the past three days here as
tho house guest of Mrs. L. R Keizen
steln. Miss Marie Vogopohl arrived in
this city yesterday and is the house
guest of Miss Belle Brldgea for sev
cra days before returning to her
homo In Suthcrlin.
Mrs. T. .T. Williams left for tunnel
I. near Pack, this morning where
she will spend several weeks with
Mr. Williams, who is employed by
the S. P. Co. nt that plare.
The new dusting process Installed
by Sloper, the clenner and pressed,
eradicates every particle of dust
from your clothing before they are
pressed and cleaned, thus assuring
Mrs. A. S. Kennedy and little son
returned to their home in Dillard
this morning nncr sponding yester
day bore enjoying the celebration,
They wore registered at th Unipqua.
Frank Hnmlln who has been work
ing at the cement quarry near this
city, has accepted employment at
Sumner where he Is engaged in log
ging. 1 lie young man is in town to
day arranging to change his location
no s n nephew of Cap tun Frank It.
Hamlin.
Miss May Harlan, of Trraln, nnd
and li. I Harlan, of Kodsport, who
Have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. V I'orry, of this city, left for
Ihcir homes this morning. Mr. and
Miss Harlan attended the wedding
$1 25
the Suit
A New Suit
FTP 7 17
Imitations
KOVERAUS
KCu.U.S. HAT.'jrfT
Look for
this Rtxl
YiV!l
Mndc (V
Levi Strr.um & Co., SnnFrrtn
A'trJ-lQ,rlZEaiP. :.n
Mfrv.of "PrmrJom'Auf"
Ui now grtniut tor iro. irn
1 Borf. U.S Par. Off. I
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K-Yhfiri Beuma of
of their nephew, Fred Perry, and j
Miss Thclma Alloy, Wednesday.
Fred Huntley left for Dillard tlilsj
morning to spend soveral days visit-,
ing with friends before returnng to ,
iijb iiuiutj ju vuijuilie. no nus ueuu
spending the past few days In this
city attending the carnival.
Mrs. E. W. Riddle returned to her
home in Riddle this iiiornlnK after
spending the past low days here en
joying the carnival. Mrs. Riddle
was the house guest of Mr. and
..irs. Prod Reed during her stay In j
this city. I
Ralph Russell relumed to this
city this morning from Portland anil ;
Oregon City where he Bpent the past '
two days visiting with his family, j
who are spending a vacation of sev-
oral weeks In that vlcii lty, visiting
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. A. D. McCollum and Mrs. W.
R. Silvenvood, returned' to their
homes in Lovelock, Nev., todny after
spending the past month on an ex-:
tended visit In this city. They were j
tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. '
Campbell, of this city, during their
stay hero.
Live-wire Doings of City
Visited In IloHeburff Briefly.
Cecil W. Perry arrived in this city
Wednesday Horn Alleghany whore he
is employed in a logging camp Mr.
Perry will return Monuay.
Will Visit Husband
Mrs. Frank Liiburn left this morn
ing for Portland where she will visit
with her husband who has enlisted
in special service in the U. S. army
and is In training at the Benson Poly
technic scnool.
Ijcuve For Their Eugene Home,
Mrs, C. Q. Goodman and little
daughters, Margaret andi Adele, who
have been visiting with Mrs. Good
man's mother, Mrs. .1. A. Buchanan,
in this city, left for their home at
Eugene todny.
Leave On Motor Trip.
Dr. J. R. Chapman and wife and
Roy Durbln, of this city, left Wed
nesday by automobile lor Portland.
Mr. Durbln will continue his jour
ney to points in the state of Wash
ington whore he will visit with rel
atives for a brief period.
Attorney Watson Gels the Gnat,
Attorney .1, O. Watson was the
lucky person who finally landed the
goat that was raffled off yesterday
during tho celebration. ".Mm'' has al
ready decided to butt in on the
mohair business of the nation nnd
will probably have enough fleece on
hand before the war is over to uni
form tho home guard.
JtKTTRXS TO FORT.
Sergeant James Goodman, return
ed to Fort Stevens last evening aftei
spending a week furlough In this
cily with friends and' relatives. Ser
geant Goodman Is a member of the
hospital corps stationed ai that
place.
ItKTTltX FROM KLAMATH.
District Attorney George Neuner
and family returned to this city Wed
nesday evening after spending sev
eral days nt Klamath Falls and Crat
er Lake. They were accompanied
home by Mr. and Mrs. R. 10. Duncan,
both of whom are well known in this
city.
ROY AL ARCH MASONS ATTKXTIOX
Special meeting Laurel Chaptei
No. III. K. A. M. will be held in
Aiasonic Temple tonight, July 5, at
7: ISO. Work in the Royal Arch de
gree. LTWCII.
By order II. p.
V. P. HARRIS,
Secretary.
XOTICK TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that Hon.
R. W. Marsters, county judge of
Douglas county. Oregon, has duly ap
pointed the undersigned administra
tor of the Kstate of Mandane D. But
ler, deceased. All persans having
claims against said estate are hereby
requested to present said claims to
the undersigned pt his residence. Elk
ton. Oregon, duly and legally veri
fied, within six months from the date
of this notice.
Dated nt Koseburg, Oregon, June
29, 191S. .
A. L. BUTLER,
Administrator of tho Estate of Man-'
dane D. Butler, deceased. D-jS
N'I'W TOIMY
FOR SAI.K-:i cows, will bo fresh
soon. Fred doff, Rosoburir. Ore.
TRADE Good work team, harness
and wagon to trade for Roseburg
property. Inquire News office.
FOR SALE Two registered Duroc
.lersey brood sows. N. L. Conn.
Rosoburg.Phono GF1 5. J15p j
FOR SALE rolllo pups, eight weeks !
obj. ready for dolivery; $5 ench. If'
taken at once. Sunshine Ranch,
phone 1F2.
FOR RENT 4 room furnished flat,
ground rioor. gas. 119 V. Lane.
FOR SALE Neat modem furnished
house, close In. Inquire at the
Roseburg Cleaning & Pressing
Shop, or phone 47. i
TRADKKS Look here for deals, i
What have you to trade for some j
nice building property In Rose-1
burg. City water, shade trees.!
close to pavement and excellent
location. Don't be backward about
coming forward with your proposi
tion. See Wood, News office. I
Two Calls to Serve
In France
This month, and as every boy in
the service needs a Military
Wrist Watch, with luminous Dial
there will not be enough of these
wntches to supply this heavy de
mand, so thoso who contemplate
buying should do bo at once, as
thero will not be enough of these
watches to go around.
And be euro and buy them In
your Home Town, so you can test
them out before you go.
We have a fine selection for
your consideration, and will be
glad to show them to you.
We also have some nice ser
vice pins for the folks at home.
BUBAR BROTHERS
101 Jackson Street.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF A NATIONAL FOREST ROAD
United States Department of Agri
culture, Office of Public Boards and
uural Engineering, District No. 1,
Portland, Oregon Sealed proposals
addressed to tho Secretary of Agii
culture of the United States, and en
dorsed "Proposals for Building
the Canyonvillo-Galesvillo National
Forest Road," In the Umpqua Na
tional Forest, Douglas County, Ore
gon, vTHl be received by th Dis
trict Engineer, Office of Public
Roads and Rural Engineering, at his
office. Room 202, nroadwaj'-Yamhill
Building, Portland, Oregon, until 2
o'clock P. M. July 10, 1918, nnd at
that time and place publicly opened
and read. Award of contract contin
gent on securing all needed right of
way. Principal items of construc
tion clearing, grubbing, grading,
and construction of bridges, cul
verts, and retianing walls. Ap
proximate length of road, 10 miles.
Detailed plans of tho work may be
seen for examination at tho above
District Engineer's office. DJ5
Is the Place For
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709 N. Jackson St.
Phone 242
WWWIi" - n-v-r- r-r-iri ri-n-
Wo wish to announce that we have
moved our Granite and Marble
Works to 502 N. Jackson Street,
nnd urc prepared to furnish any
thing in our lino nt a reasonable
price. Wo use only the best llarre
Gi'nnitc in our Monumental work,
nnd Vermont Marble In onr head
stones. We also do nil kinds of
Cemetery work. We hivne you to
call mid see ns.
Yours for Rnslness,
Peoples Marble & Granite Works
W. K. Marstcrs, proprietor, G02
N. Jackson Street,
or
G. W. Young & Son, 116 Cass St.
Roscburff, Oregon.
NOW FOU VOUR
Strawberry
Crates
riaco your order early with tho
THE J. 0. FLOOR CO.
iiBBa(ife,i
In Celebrating the
4lh of July
Let us not forget the brave deeds or those who have
gone before. May we bo inspired by the right kind of
patriotism which gives us Murage for the very best that
Is In us. Start a reserve fund for financial independ
ence by starting an account with the RoBeburg Na
tional Bank.
The Roseburg National Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
F
RENCH GLASSES
FIRS. ETQELYN BANNERMAN CAMPBELL
Pupils desiring Instruction In claBS
will please call for particulars. Fory
Studio over Ott's Music Store.
Jersey Creamery Butter
1-4 lb. Prints
FRESH DAILY.
DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY
Fire and Auto Insurance
Protect yourself from loss with
one of our properly written insur
ance policies.
G. W. YOUNG & SON, INSURANCE
1 lfl Cass Street Rosebiirg, Ore.
Ladies !
you will bo delighted with our show
ing of low shoes and our white shoes
are Just what you are looking for.
For children, wo have a complete line
of barefoot sandals, moccasins, play
shoes, tennis shoes, etc.
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
IRVIN RRUNN
81ioes That Satisfy. Perkins Building, Cass St.
"B-K"
It Is NOT A POISON and leaves NO ODOR, yet B-K will thorough
ly disinfect any and all things. It will kill all germs as well as
all odors. Can be used In drinking water nnd 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.
Rememoer 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 ten times more effective than Carbolic
Acid.
Call for a folder.
Churchill Hardware Co.
JACK
"His Majesty, Bunker Bean"
One of the most popular stories ever printed in the Saturday Even
ing Post.
PICTOORAPH The magazine on the screen.
ADULTS ISc CHILDREN 10c
SATURDAY MATINEE 2:15, EVENING 7:30 AND 9, CHARLES
RAY IN "PLAYING THE GAME." This story wrlttend by our old
townsman, Julien Joseplison, Is ssid to be the most impelling story
that has been Riven to Mr. Ra y In n long time.
PICTOGRAPH The world's greatest news graphic.
ADCIrS 15c. CHILDREN 10c
Sundny Mary Plckford in "M 'LISS."
COMING "MY Foot YEARS IN GERMANY."
MRS. P. D. OWEN
Out Flowers, Potted Plants,
Funeral DoHiKns, Wedding Hon
quets, etc.
FOlt riALR AT
"THE FERN"
111 )hjb St. Itniemiric. Ore
PHONE 240
AUCTIONEER M. C Rndabaugh.
Roseburg, Oregon. Thirty years'
experience. Satisfaction guaran
teed. All kinds of sale work.
Date Arrangements Made at The
Umpqurt Valley Bank.
R. E. Heinselman
Well Driller
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