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THE EVENING NKWS SATURDAY, AI'Ul'HT 10; J018.
One Piece Dresses
In Serges, :
Combination
Serge and Crepe
Fancy Poplins
We Save
on Every
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TIRE ECONOMY
In these war time days ECONOMY Is the watchword. We are here
to help you economize on your auto tires.
Have Them Retread
BY
ROSEBURG VULCANIZING WORKS
310 N. JACKSON ST. Quick Prompt Service, Prices Hcasonnblo.
"Set Your Cap"
Young Lady
Not any old cap but ono of our
' New, Brightly Colored, Serviceable
Bathing Caps
They're Worth More Than the Price 50c
Nathan m Perkins
Fullerton TJie JS2eS2 lSore Building
We Have Got 'Em On the Run
Yes, the Huns and 53xhorbltant Prices. Our cash system ta mak
ing many dollars for our patrons. Fruits aud vegetables In soaBon,
and all staple can nod goods are carried lit stock. Wo will be glad
to toll you about these good things If you will cull.
The Square Deal
It. T. ASHWOItTH, Prop.
MAJESTIC
TODAY ONH DAY ONLY MAY ALLISON IN
"The Winning of Beatrice"
A 5-act Metro romance that la as vivid and sparkling as morning
dew. A tale of iove and business.
AN1MATKD WEEKLY Always sonio ofllclal war pictures of our
boys over thore.
DEVILLED CRAIIS Just fun for nfU-cn minutes.
ADULTS 1BO CHILDREN 100
TOMORROW MARGARITA FISHER IN
"A SQUARE DEAL"
And on O. Henry Story "Tlio Fifth Wheel."
Monday Ethel Borrymore in "Tlio Eternal Mother," nnd Kill Hart
in "Tne Hnters."
Next Tuesday and Wodnosdny Douglas Fairbanks in "His Picture
Jn the Papers," and another Mnck Semiptt two-part gloom chaser,
"Are Wnltrw-.es Snfo"
You Money
One. '
Cash Grocery
Sheridan and Lnno Streets.
ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW
Matinee Every Day, 2 to 5
Evenings, 7:30-11 New Time
Live-wire Doings of City
To Enter c'lUversity of Washington.
Geo. P. Hopkins, of this year's
high school clasB left this morning
for Seattle where he will enter
Washington University at the next
term. Ho will also enlist in tho
students' reserve corps, connected
with the university.
ApKUitcd Ited Cross Secretary.
The "County court has appointed
uoBcoe Green to succeed A. J, Ged
des, who resigned recently as secre
tary of the Red Cross and other war
activities for Douglas county. Mr.
Green will assume the duties of his
office in the near future.
Hand Wan Severely J u J tired.
Edward Bills, an engineer at the
Deer Creek Lumber Company mill,
had the misfortune to got his left
hana caught in the machinery of
the engine while working about it
yesterday, with the result that the
hand was seriously injured and it
will be some time before use of tlte
injured member Is recovered. The
unfortunate man was brought to this
city where the injury was cared for
by Dr. E3. B. Stewart.
Teachers at Gardiner. . ,
Miss Maybeile Wilson and Minn
Jennie Cook, of Roseburg, the form
er to be principal and the latter
toacher in the hight school at Gar
diner during the coming year, were
in Gardiner Friday evening. The
ladies came to meet with the school
board and get information regarding
their work here. Miss Wilson and
Miss Cook were well pleased with
Gardiner and particularly so with the
excellent school building and equip
ment. They anticipate a most suc
cessful year here. They loft for
Roseburg Saturday morning. Gar
diner Index.
Dinner at Osburn Hotel.
High school teachers attending the
summer school of the University of
Oregon at Eugene formed a state or
ganization at a dinner held at the
Osburn hotel in Eugene on Wednes
day of last week. Among the officers
of tho organization was Miss May-
belle C. Wilson, who will be princi
pal of the Gardiner school next year,
The purpose of the organization Is to
further the relation of high school
teachers throughout tlio state with
the summer school. Gardiner In
dex.
Horace Porter Hurled.
The funeral of Horace Hon roe
Porter, who died at the Springfield
hospital, Tuesday, will be held from
the Walker chapel at that place Sat
urday morning at 10 o'clock, says the
10 u gene Guard. Porter was a stranger
in Springfield and was taken 111 very
suddenly while passing through the
town. He was 72 years and., eight
months of age. Two brothers tand
two sisters survive. They aroiJnmes
H. Porter, of Roseburg; Mark R
Porter, of Santa Rosa, Calif.; Mrs.
P. M. Pitchford and Mrs. C. A. Pat-
torson, both of Lebanon. Interment
will be made in Laurel hill eemetcry.
Rev. J. S. McCallum will have, charge
of the service.
Jess Shanibrook, of Umptiun, is a.
business visitor in the city today.
Mrs. Jim Short, of the North Ump
qua district is a business visitor in
tlio city today.
E. M. Mathews, of Flournoy valley,
was a business visitor to this city to
day. H. G. Klore, of Looking Glass, was
attending to business matters in this
city today.
Miss Mildred Myors and George
and Lawronoo Myers, of Looking
Glass motored to this city alst even
ing.
Misses Florence Wharton and Beu-
lah Jarvis will be sponsors for a de
lightful party this evening at tho
former's homo on Miller street. A
largo number of young pooplo havo
boon bidden to this pleasurable af-
SKW TOKAV
FOR SALE No. 12 guago Winches
ter pump gun, nearly now. Call
at 627 Hamilton stroet, or phono
190-11. nc
BOOTERIE'S BIG ECONOMY
Roseburg Booterie
SHOES THAT SATISFY
fair and the event promises to bo ex
tremoly worth while.
Trod A. Goff, of Molrose, was at
tending to business matters in this
city today.
F. E. Waite, a prominent capital
ist of Sutherlin, is in the city .today
looking after business affairs..
Kodak finishing by one who knows
how to give you the beat. Clark's
Photo & Kodak Shop. ti
Railroad pay day was an event ol
today and as a consequence the local
merchants were unusually busy.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Jones and chil
dren are among the business visitors
from the rural districts in the city to
day. Harry Sellers, who Is visiting here
from Seattle, left for Ten Mile today
where he will spend a short time vis
iting with friends. -
Mrs. Nellie Geer and little son,
Miss Ruth Morris, and Mrs. Myrtle
Spaugh, of Looking Glass, motored to
this city today. ,
Vetch seed. Few hundred poAds
on hand. Order quick, supply limit
ed. Umpqua Valley Fruit Union.
Phone 232. tf
H. M. Boyd and family returned
this morning from Crook county
whero they have been spending the
past few weeks visiting with rela
tives. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days of each week Oregon grown
strawberries will be on sale at our
store until further notice. Neely &
, Neely, the grocers. tt
A number of local people are
planning on pleasure trlpB to tho ru
ral districts tomorrow and several
are to start from the city in the early
morning hours and spend the day be
side the cool streams.
Lee Carter, of Brockway. recently
volunteered for service in the U. S.
army nnd was sent yesterday after
noon from the Portland recruiting
office to Fort Lawton, Wash., where
he will begin active training.
State . Fair, Salein, Oregon, Sep
tember 23-2S. Splendid exhibits, ex
cellent music, high class entertain
ments and a superb racing card. For
particulars, write A. H. Lea, Salem,
Oregon. si
Mr. and Mrs. B. Casey and daugh
ter, Helen, of Eugene, will arrive
bore this evening and will remain at
tho E. L. Parrott residence for a
number of days beforo leaving for
ttedwood, Calif., U reside perman
ently. J. L. Boggs, who was stricken
with paralysis on the loft side, Is
slightly improved, according to word
received here by friends.,' Mr. Boggs
was taken to tho Portland Sanitari
um, and a letter recently states that
Ho can use his leg a little, but the
left arm is still helpless.
According to a letter received from
Walter Ilersher, wno Is stationed
with the troops in France, the news
paper mail to the boys from this
country is to be discontinued. He
writes that newspapers will not he
delivered to men there. No explana
tion was offered, and later develop
ments may throw some light on the
situation.
IXCItKASKD KUSIXESS.
Business In this city can Increase
only by the Increased prosperity of
tho whole population. Each busi
ness man is important and it is our
aim to do all we can to further his
success. If you would be successful
nnd prosperous you must look pros
perous. IMPERIAL CLEANERS.
(Try our way.)
We call and deliver. Phone 277
XOTICK OF MEETING OF HOARD
OF EyiTAivlZATION.
Notice Is hereby given that on
Monday, September 9, 191 S, the
Hoard of Equalization will attond at
the court house In Douglas county,
And publicly examine the assessment
rolls, and correct all errors In valua
tion, description or qualities of lands,
lots or other property assessed for
tho year 1918.
GUY CORDON.
s7 County Assessor.
SALE
Better Come Tonight!
ikvix hrunn.
HAS SIX ACRE GARDEN
(By Associated Press.)
M6SCOW, Idaho, Aug. 10. R. W.
Kullberg, a high school boy of this
town, is operating a war garden near
here covering six acros, and Includ
ing 10,000 tomato plants beginning
to bear, and 3300 hills of cucumbers
now in bearing. In addition it in
cludes a quantity of beans, peas,
iweet corn nndi other garden veget
ables' The garden Is free of weeds,
and 1ms been kept so by several cul
tivations with a horse cultivator and
two hoeings. He expects to raise
enough tomatoes to supply this town,
and ship several boxes.
For vacation km Dooks. Fiction
Library. tf
Feed, Seed
Hay, Grain
Bran, Shorts mill run, 80 Jb, sack
Rye Shorts, 00 lb. sack.
Barley nnd Oat Dairy Feed, 80
lb. sack.
1 tolled Oats, 00 lb. sack. '
Baled Hay.
For sale cheap, by tho sack, bnlo
or by the ton.
New Briscoe Automobiles.
Home second hand cars.
Several good second hand buggies,
hacks, harnesses, plows," stoves,
etc.
1O0O or more good sacks.
Don't forget, I buy, soil or trade
anything. If you have any tiling
you don't want bring It to ine.
I want your barley, onts and hay,
and will pay you the cash.
J. M. JUDD
Empire Barn
ltoseburg
MOST CRITICAL INSPECTION
MILL 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. M ERTEN
Phones : Sub-Agont
102 or 10 Douglas Co.
J. D. SIHHIGER
SHEET
METAL
OF ALL KINDS
119 OAK ST. PHONE 428
PERKINS BLDG., CASS ST.
WORK
A Hot Weather Helper
as well as one for
WINTER
and that is an
' Electric Vacuum
Washing Machine
The manufacturers guarantee It, and we guarantee it. The guarantee
is that It must do satisfactory work. Think of this, a washing
that'would take you the better part of a forenoon to rub out, done
in an hour or two anirwlthout any great labor on your part. Five or
ten minutes for tub full of clothes. Then run them through the
electrically driven wringer, fill washer again and while it la washing
the second lot you have swung the wringer over the rinsing tub and
put them through, then over the bluing water, put them through,
and are done with the first. The second lot being ready, repeat
the operation, and there has been no straining or lifting. The cost
of machine is still within reach of all J96.00 on installments, with
a discount for cash.
Churchill Hardware Co.
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
T
PULLMAN, Wash., Aug. 10. An
auiomoDue trailer, fully equipped
with chemical tanks and other fire
fighting nnnnrntim. la tn ha maintain.
od by the local chamber of commerce
uuiiug m uurvesi season ror ngnting
grain and farm fires in this vicinity.
A volunteer Are fighting force of 16
men is to be organized by the city
council of defense and the two or
ganizations will co-operate
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JULIAN ELTINGE
THE WORLD'S GREATEST FEMALE IMPERSONATOR.
The Widows Might
His disguise in this picture is so perfect that no one in his hotel
recognized him as the "cowpuncher" who, a moment before, had
Just "come from the ranch-." .
TELEGRAM ALWAYS RELIABLE WAR NEWS.
ADULTS ISO CHILDREN 100
SUNDAY AND MONDAY SUNDAY MAT. 2: 15 EVENING 7:80 & O.
Douglas Fairbanks
tt
Mr. Fix-It"
A bland smiling Individual whose slogan is "laugh and be happy"
and ue lives up to his reputation with highly effective results.
MACK SENNETT COMEDY Flirting with Mermaids," featuring
' Syd Chaplin".
No advance in price on tills new Fairbanks picture.
ADULTS 15o OHIIiDREN lOo
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen, Mrs.
Allen'B father, Mr. Hall, and' Mrs.
R. L. Hudson and children, return
ed from an auto tour through the,
Willamette valley, visiting at Port
land and other Willamette valley
points.
1H RELEASED ON BAIL.
Archie Russle, who was arrested
Thursday on a charge of unlawful
cohabitation was today released on
bail. The original bond of $200 was
reduced to $100 and cash bail was
put up by George Foutch, of this city.
ESTRAY NOTICE.
A red 2-yoar-old heifer, branded
D on right hip, split In right ear,
has been taken up by the undersign
ed. Owner call and claim animal,
pay all charges, or it will be sold.
alO W. P. BOGGS, Roseburg, Or.
The best knaak flnisnvng. Clark's
Photo & Kodak Shop. tf
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,
heat, trim, and accurate. We
carry them from the medium pric
ed Waltham to the extra thin
Howard. . . '
BUBAR BROTHERS
104 Jackson Street.
ANTLERS
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