The evening news., July 29, 1918, Page 4, Image 4

FOUR
THIS EVENING NEWS
MONDAY, JULY SO, 1018.
Mew Middies
,. With Long Sleeves $1.98
New Tub Silk Waists'
$3.98 and $4.50
New Skirts
Fancy Messalines ?
Plain Silk Poplins
Fancy
& CITY NEWS 0
Ray Porter, of Jen Mile, Is attend
ing to business matters 'In this city
today.
Have your duds Cleaned and press-
ea oy moper, toe cleaner ana pressor.
All work promptly attended to and
lAtlsfaction guaranteed. tf
James Dixon, of DlxonVlllo, loft
this morning for Prinevlllo, where he
will attend to business matters and
visit with his brother, Both.
.
S. W, Rich, of Lebanon, 'passed
through this city last night by auto
mobile, enroute to Looking Glass,
where he will make a short visit at
the home of his aunt, Mrs. W. O.
Boyd.
MAJESTIC
rff Incorporated - , - J
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JJ HOUSEHOLD
M.''. ECONOMY
II
Today Ono Day Only Tho story of Divine FnrKiveiiness is
"The Winding Trail"
A live-act Metro screen romanco of danger nnd I he desert, slurring
udoralilo VIOLA DAXA.
"IN THE SHADOWS OK TUB ROCKIES" A western drama of
thrills, romance and adventure.
MR. AND MRS. SIDNEY DItEW IN "HENRY'S ANCESTORS,".,
ADULTS lBo OH1LDKKN lOo
TOMOHKOW AND WEDNESDAY THE FAMOUS DOLLY 8IS
TliHS, IDOLS OF TWO CONTINENTS, IN
"The Million Dollar Dollies"
Also ItOBCoe (Fatty) Arbucklo, In a two-spasm gloom chaser,
"MOONSHINE"
ADULTS 80c CHILDREN ton
Plaids
.i
Kodak finishing by one who knows
how to give you the best, , Clark's
Photo & Kodak Shop. ' tf
W. H. Flshor, Isadore Abraham
Henry Hartli and Attorney Albert
Abraham loft yesterday morning in
Mr, Fisher s auto for Soattle and
other Important northern cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wardwell and
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Pickens, who
have been enjoying a two weeks' va
cation In the vicinity of Peel,1 return
cd home yestorday. Thoy report a
most enjoyauio outiog.
Mrs. C. L. Hadley, in speaking of
letters from her son, Morton, Bays
that The Evening News Is of great ln
lerost to the young soldier, who ex
presses his appreciation of his old
home paper by Baying that he has
never been woaned from Tfie News
yet.
Read
the Ads
You Find
Daily in
THE
EVENING
NEWS
Scores of Reliable Merch
ants, Looking to Make New
Business Friends, Are Daily
Appealing to You Through
Hundreds of Bargains.
Evening News Ads will Help
You to Live More Economically
ALWAYS A COOP SHOW
Matinee Every Day, 2 to 5
Evenings, 7:30-11 New Time
0 CITY NEWS 0
W. E. Ott made a bualness trip to
xoncaiia tnis aiiernoon.
Geo, Bacon, of Looking Glass, was
a Business visitor in this city today
Miss Marie Vogopohl, of Siitherlln
who liaa been visiting in this vlty
with Miss Velma Bates, returned
home today.
Vetch seed. Few hundred pounds
on nnnd. Order quick, supply limit
ed. Umpqua Valley Fruit Union.
Phone 232. tf
Miss Evelyn Cook, of Oakland, who
has been visiting at the home of Dr.
Rulter) in this city, returned home
this afternoon.
Clifford Howard, of Fort Stevens.
who is spending a furlough at his
homo In Ten Mile was a Roseburg
visitor touuy. Mr. Howard will re
turn to Fort Stevens Thursday.
Or. A. C. Scely today performed a
nose and throat onerRtinn ntinn Mil-
dron and Jack Sinnlger, children of
j. n. ainmger, oi tnis city.
Mrs. Grace Burks, who has been
visiting with her parents, . Mr. and
Mrs. w. E. Miller, of Looking Glass.
left this afternoon for her home In
Seattle. Mrs. Burks was accompanied
io tnis city by nor parents.
Prof, and Mrs. F. C. Fitzpatrick
and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Thornton, of
this city left this morning, for San
Francisco, where Mr. Fitzpatrick and
Mr. Thornton will take the special
military course ottered by the govern
ment to members of high school fac-
ultles.
J. M. Baldwin, accompanied by Ills
family and brother, Ralph, arrived
in tho city last evening for a visit
Willi tnoir mother, Mrs. L. H. Bald
win, who has been quite 111 for the
A. J
A. J. Geddes, secretary of Red
Cross work lor Douglus county, this
morning tendered to Judge M are t era
his resignation, and will accept the
position or chief clerk in the S. P.
freight oflice, assuming the duties of
that position August 1. Air. Geddes
Is thoroughly familiar with this
work, having had 15 ycurs exper
ence in the same line of work on the
Frisco system In Illinois. Judge
Marstors hus not yet appointed n
accessor to Mr. Geddes, as secretary
or me ilea cross work,
NOTICK.
Tho Robekah lodge will hold a
session Tuesday evening at 7 o'clocx.
Adjournment will be taken until 8 p
ii.t Wmhiesday evening, at which
time Mrs. Jeunie Burko, of Grant
Pass, u ill he piesent to nddr.vr the
lodgo. All members requoilcl tn bt
In attendance. j!iO
ItKlN'GH ACTION FOK DIVOJtCK.
Betiluh P. Frltch has brought an
action In tho circuit court against
her husband, Bei t H Frltch, asking
that a divorce be granted and the
sum of $15 per month alimony be al
lowod her. Attorney John T. Long
represents the plaintiff.
TO WORK ON FARMS.
Dr. C. H. Bailey, examiner in
chargo of the U. S. employment ser
vice, department of labor, for Doug
las county, states that the forest
(Ires wero practically extinguished
by tho recent rains and that the ex
tra men In tho flro lighting work are
bolng given work olscwhere. Two
men wero sent out this morning for
farm work. Fanners needing help
NEW TODAY.
WELL MULLING R. E. lloinsel
man, llosofourg. Route 1.
TO TRADK Hogs, cattle and horses
for goats. Hiono 1K3. Sunshine
rnnch.
FOR SALIC Nice young Jersey cow
soon coining fresh. Also hay.
ruoiio :i!iF2.
l)OY WANTED Good opening for
boy In the mechanical dopartimml
of The News ofneo.
LOST -At Chautauqua, ladles' dark
colored single shawl. Finder pleas?'
leave at News oflleo.
FOR SALK 5-yearllng calves. Mrs,
Netlto nryiint, Roseburg, or see
stock at Bryant ranch. .
FOR RKNT OH SALE A practical
ly now Woodstock typewriter, at a
bargain. A. S. Huey Co.
WANTED Man for general farm
work by the year; one with family
preferred. House, wood and water
furnished. Good position for the
right man. State experience and
wages desired. Address L.
News oflice.
MISSOURI STOOK RANCH TO
TRADE For-Orogon ranch; 305
acres. 100 ucres hog tight fence,
100 acres In cultivation, 40 acres
timothy and clover, 60 acres of
valley land, on main road, rural
route, telephone, mile to school
nnd church. $30 per acre, encum
brance $3000. 6 year, 1 per cent,
ran bo tnkon up by federal loan.
Fair Improvements. For further
particulars call on or address Q.
M. Green, Melrose, Ore.
or luborors wanting work on the
farms would do well to consult with
Dr. Bailey.
LEAVES. FOR NEWPORT.
Mrs. S. A. Douglas, who has been
visiting for some time In this city
left this morning for Newport, where
she will enjoy a month's outing.
She will visit for a few days at Al
bany and Corvallls enroute to New
port. Mrs. Douglas will return to
this city early In September and will
spond the fall and winter here.
COUNTY CLAIMS ALIXWED.
Albert Matthews, labor 3.00
Homer Johnson, labor 10.60
Wm. Horn, labor 28.60
W. A. Norman, labor 18.00
R. A. Calhoun, labor 15.00
Joe Donnell, labor 9.00
I. N. Newton, labor 78.00
F. Drake, labor 37.50
W. Colclasure, labor 4.50
Isaac Sollg, labor 12.00
N. Babb, labor 21.00
A. X. Matthews, labor 21.00
Denn Dossi labor mf 27.00
t. M. Owens, labor 27.00
Clifford Jones, labor 27.00
F. S. Blakely, labor 61.00
Wm. Morgan, labor 6.00
Tom BHIb, labor 36.00
Jack Stewart, labor 12.00
Oscar dilenlous, labor 12.00
Richard Lumby, labor 15.00
Lee Barker, labor 82.87
Alvord Roberts, labor 37.64
Wtfll. Friend, labor El. on
O. W. Angst, labor 6.00
John Abeene, labor 124.00
G. D. Harvey, labor 102.00
Ed. Gross, labor 34.60
W. J. Shupe, labor 24I00
Robert Hall, labor 18.00
Win. Adams, labor 18.00
L. D. Pinkston, labor 6.0"0
A. Klenke, labor 8.00
John Maley, labor 66.00
F. 40. Dark, labor 36.00
(!. D. McKay, labor . 9. 00
Fred Able, labor 12.00
Fred Brauninger, labor 3.00
John walker, labor 12.00
Thomas Ulevins, labor 27.00
B. Hatfield, labor 42.00
John Freeman, labor 96.00
King Hagen. lubor 3.00
Fredi Sutherland, labor 3.00
Otto Ohlson, labor 9.00
Kenneth Cloake, labor 12.00
R. h. Ellis, labor 24.00
C. C. Groves, labor 12:1 no
A. J. Cox, labor 311.00
S. M. Kelly, labor 12.00
Fred Russell, labor 6.00
L. L. Newton, labor 72.00
F. Drake, labor : h
S. S. Walker, labor is. on
P. L. Brewer, labor .til nn
Chas. Jones, labor 15.00
U. P. Robinson, labor a no
C. M. Dyer, laboV 30. 00
T. E. Strode, labor 6.00
Geo. Bowers, labor l(i!so
O. W. Wooley, labor 21. nn
R. It. Wright, labor 8.00
E. J. Harris, labor is to
S. O. Matthews, labor 21 00
F. ,T. Goff, labor 95.'25
Cal Bailey, labor 75.38
T. E. Simpson, labor 77 25
David McColluni. labor jr.'nn
Goorge Shamp. labor . 4800
'. rv, EDy, labor 41 Dr.
Fred Bruce, labor 8.63
H. Abeene. labor "s nn
h. w. strong, labor 75
Richard O. Rlggs. Inbor 19.60
Will G. Cooper, labor 24.00
Everett Cooper, labor 24.00
nenry Hlevert, labor ..
27.00
K. L. Thornton, labor
6.00
Chas. Cooper, labor goo
r-rea nanu, labor
Elmer Goodman, labor ....
00
6.00
Ed. Settle, labor 12.00
K. L. Stearns, labor 10.50
u. immewood, labor 7 fin
Itolllo Johnson, labor 4.1 nn
Chas. Wilson, labor 30.00
i';nnor crow, labor
3.76
Harley Johnson, labor ... .
30.00
w. 8. Norman, labor 62.60
W. E. Norman, labor 18.00
Floyd Bogarty. lobor 12 nn
r. L. Brewer, labor
6.00
O. H. Robinson. labor
00
J. H. Fnrrar, labor 60.00
. h. wenter, labor 9. 00
J. M. Martin, labor 24.00
Thompson, labor 29.25
W. R. Morgan, labor 3 00
Vernon Shrum, labor 27.00
Ben Doss, Jr., Inbor 9.0
N. Nelson, labor 37.50
C. F. Watson, labor 81.00
B. Sbliiabuiger, labor 12.30
George Williams. Inbor 12.00
O. H. Evarts, labor 27.00
L. Tt. Engles, labor 24.00
H. Sumby, labor 12.00
Wm. Zigler, labor 9.00
We wish to announce that we have
moved our Granite and Marble
Works to fsoa N. Jackson Street,
ami are prepared to furnish any
thing In our lino at a reasonable
price. We use only (lie best Barre
Granite in our Monumental work,
and Vormont Marble In our head
stone.". We also do all kinds of
Cemetery work. We Invite yon to
call and see ns.
Yours for Business,
Peoples Marble & Granite Works
W. K. Marsters, proprietor, 602
N. Jackson Street,
or
G. W. Young 4 Son, 116 Cass St
uowDurg, Oregon.
Every Man
Should have a good reliable
watch. It Is essential that he
should always be on time, especi
ally now when everything Is going
with a rush and every minute
counts. Don't fool yourself by
trying to get along with a cheap,
unreliable time piece for you are
not only wasting your own time,
but also those who are waiting
for you. If your watch Is not giv
ing the service It. should let us
show you some of the new models,
neat, trim, and accurate. We
carry them from the medium pric
ed Waltham to the extra thin
Howard.
BUBAR BROTHERS
104 Jackson Street.
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DOOR
CEDAR POSTS
ISK.'CK
TILE
COAL
WOOD
LUMBER
CEMENT BLOCKS, ROOFING
' AND BUILDING PAPER,
WIDE CEDAR 110AT LUM
BER. 709 N. Jackson St.
Phone 242
MOST CRITICAL INSPECTION
WILL PROVE.
MITCHELL
The Greatest Six!
40 horsepower motor, 120 Inch
wheel base, uniquely distinctive in
Its long, low lines, new enduring,
finish, shock-absorbing springs,
extra complete equipment, un
common luxury, unexcelled, strong
and sturdy most economical
You are welcome to a demon
stration. H. MERTEN
Phones: ' Sub-Agent
J 02 or 10 Douglas Co.
UNCLE SAM WANTS
SCRAP
IRON
The government is calling on
the junk dealers to supply
thousands of tons of old iron.
The administration has fixed
the price, and everybody hav
ing old Iron can, help whip the
Germans by turning it In.
Berger, the Junk man, will
pay you
$8 PER TON
tor every pound you have.
Throw that old stove In the
wagon next time you come to
town and in a little while it
will And Its way to the front
In some form for killing the
Huns.
Berger's Junk Shop
Cass & Pine SU. Roseburg, Or.
SLABWOOD
IX CAR LOAD LOTS.
Denn Transfer & Storage Co.
TIONK ViS
m .Jiif 1
A Checking Account For
' Household Manager
Upon the manager of the household is placed the re
sponsibility pf the home. In the purchase of food,
supplies, etc., women flndi it very convenient and
economical to pay by check. It Is the safe way and
prudent are the women who use It. Your checking ac
count Is cordially-Invited.
TheRoseburNational Bank
Roseburg, Ore
PINED IN RECORDER'S COURT.
The' following men, who were ar
rested by Night Officer Hodges for
leaving cars on the streets, without
lighting the tail lights, were fined
$1.00 each by Recorder Whipple this
morning: C. J. Hurd. Claude Can
non, Harry Pearce, Scott Pearce, W.
G.. Patterson, W. E. Ott, L. L. Lewis,
W. A. Bogard, and J. B. Bailey.
AUTO PAINT SHOP
We have just opened up the best
and 8afeBt auto paint shop in the
city. Shop is brick, and safe from
fire. Machines painted reasonable
by
V.S. PATTERSON & CO.
TRY US.
213 Main St., Corner of Oak.
"B
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 and should be for poul
try and stock.
Use In your Refrigerator and food closots.
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 noncaastlc
It will not clog sprayer ,.
It Is NOT EXPENSIVE, yet ten times more effective than Carbolic
Acid.
Call for a folder. .
Churchill Hardware Co.
ATTENTION
Men'sTan Bluchers
Made on Munson Army Last
$5.50
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
IRVIN
Shoes That Satisfy.
"Rose of the World"
A vivid reminder of our own soldier boys in Prance is given In this
picture.
A K LEVER KOMEDY "THE WRONG MR. FOX."
ADULTS 150 CHILDREN 10c
TI ESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Enid Bennett
In "THE BIGGEST SHOW ON EARTH',: Do you like to "take In"
a circus? Yes? Then you'll want to see life "behind the screens"
as portrayed by Enid Beifhett In this wonderful story of circus life.
TRAVELOGUE "YESTERDAYS IN SOMOA."
ADULTS 18c CHILDREN 10c
x
BUY NOW TO SAVE U0.
Chevrolet cars will advance $50 In
price August 1. Save that money by
buying yours now. Motor Shop Gar
age, agents. al
Mrs. Maude Andrews left this after
noon for Eugene, where she will visit
with her daughter, Mrs. C. I. Ander
son. Mrs. Anderson waB formerly
Miss Vera Smith, of this city.
DELCO-LIGHT
The complete Electric Light and -Power
Plant
Economical In operation. Runs
on kerosene, gasoline or gas.
R. .E. HARNESS
Roseburg .... Oregon
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BRUNN
Perldni Building, Cass St.
ANTLERS
THEATRE
TONIGHT ONLY 7:30 AND 9:00.
Elsie Ferguson in
7:30 AND 9:00.
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