THE EVENING NBtta TUKHDAY, SEPTEMBER S, 1018.
THHim
DRY CLEANING,
INSURE YOUR FRUIT DRYER.
FISHER
230 N. Jackson Street
Coats of Elegance
and Refinement
You'll want to bo "In lino" when your Mends are showing
lliolr now full togs. ' '
Choose (ho now Fnll Goat you aro going to buy, from among
Classic Coats for Fall
They A re Stylish and Distinctive
It menus you will liavo tlio pick of a fascinating variety of styles.
Tho Classic Coats aro full of ilmrni every line showing skilled anil
artistic workmanship.-
You'll enjoy wearing a Classic Coat tills fall conio in early
and nuiko jour cholco while the selection is at its best. .
Maybe It Is a Suit or Dross you want, If it is, we have It -and
a big line to choose from, and the prices well they nro but a
little higher than List season owing to tlio advantage wo took of
early buying.
Come and See Us
2.10 North Jackson Street. Opposite Review Bldg.
Go to the Grand Grill and order i
fresh Eastern oysters, served In any
style. tf
AUTO PAINT SHOP
We have Just opened-up the best
and safest auto paint shop In the
city. Shop Is brick, and safe from
fire. Machines painted reasonable
V. S. PATTERSON & CO.
TRY U8.
212 Main St., Corner of Oak.
HOW MUCH JOY THICK R 18 IN
A SHOWER. BATH
Is only known to those having one
In their homes. It is a continual
source or exhilarating: vigor. You
can have one installed In your
bathroom with no trouble or in
convenience and at very little ex
pense. Suppose wo talk It over
together.
Roseburg Plumbing & Heating Co.
PHONE 151.
TIRE ECONOMY
In these war time days ECONOMY Is the watchword. We are here
to help you economize on your nuto tires.
Have ThemRetread
ROSEBURG VULCANIZING WORKS
210 N. JACKSON ST. Quick Prompt Service, Prices Reasonable.
SEPTEMBER.
1 21 3 4
8 910-11
16 1617 18
22 23124 25
2930
51 61 7
1 2 1 1 3 1 1 4
19120 21
26 27 28
Name Your Favorite Drink
We'll serve it cool, fresh, clean, ant
' isfying.
Nathan
Fullerton
TSie &&KaJlSL Store
Lighten Labor
Cooking, Cleaning, Washing, Sewing
and Heating by -Electricity simplifies
the Home problem.
Douglas County Light and Water Co.
Rave your duds Cleaned ana press-'
ed by Sloper, the cleaner and pressor. i
All worK promptly attended to ana
u-.tlsfaction guaranteed. tf
Fruit Boxes
Don't forget that your local
box factory can supply apple
and all other fruit boxes at a
saving. Ask us about it.
J.G. FLOOK & CO.
Roseburg Phone 100
Looks Like Rain
Before the month. Is out. .(It always
has rained In September.) But in the
mean time its pretty dry. Ain't you?
Perkins
Building
of the Home
. J. Wl. FLETCHER
PASSES AM AUG. 31
Mrs. Dora May Fletcher passed
away at her home In this city Satur
day, August 31, 1918, at four o'clock
In the afternoon. Tie deceased at
tine time of her death was 61 years,
one month and 16 days of age. She
was born at Alder Gulch, Mont.,
July 15, 1807, and came to tills city
when she was six years old, and on
September 21, 1884, was married to
J. M. Fletcher, there being six chil
dren born to their union. The de
ceased is survived by iher mother,
Mrs. E-lmlra J. Grisdale; her hus
band, James M. Fletcher, and three
children, James M. Fletcher, Jr., who
Is serving Ms country in Prance;
Thomas F. Fletcher, of St. Johns,
Ore., and Harry W. Fletcher, of this
city.
Mrs. Flotcher Jindl been a) resi
dent of this county for 46 years,
and waB a prominent member of the
rcobekah lodge, navlng been a sister
of that order for over 20 years. The
funeral was held at the Roseburg
Undertaking Parlors Monday, Sep
tember 2. at two -p. m., under the
auspices of the Rebekah lodge, the
sermon being preached by Rev. C. H.
Hilton, of the Christian, church and
the body was laid to rest in the
J. O. O. F, cemetery.
AUCTIONEER GOES EAST.
M. C. Radabaugh, the auctioneer,
who recently came here from North
Dakota and located west of the city,
has been called back to that state to
handle a lot of stock sailes this fall.
One his return to Roseburg, prob
ably In November, paTtles having
goods or stock for Bale will do well
to consult with Mr. Radabaugh, as
he will explain how to get the high
dollar.
M. C. RADABAUGH,
Live Wire Auctioneer.
SPECIAL MEETING.
A special meeting of the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution will
be held at the home of Mrs. W. A.
Smick Tuesday, September 3, at
7:30 p. m. It Is Important that as
many members as possible be pres
ent. (Signed) MARGARET A. PAGE.
s3 Secretary.
Clark & Clark, the old reliable
daylight studio, over the Rosebirg
National Bank. We make all the
latest novelty In photography. - tf
Fresh Eastern oysters, any style,
at the Grand Grille. tf
f
You'll find more tobacco sat
isfaction in the ' condensed
Real Gravely- Chewing Ping
than in a thick piece of ordi
nary tobacco.
P.
TAKES REED COLLEGE
PORTLAND, Sept. 2. Reed col
lege has today signed a provisional
contract with the war department for
organizing a unit of the United
States army on tho campus In Port
land, on October 1. High school
graduates, 18 years of age or over,
miay be voluntarily inducted Into the
Red unit of the student army train
ing corps, have all their expenses for
tuition, quarters, subsistence, uni
forms aiul equipment paid by the
government, and thirty dollars a
monUh In addition, The military in
struction will be iu charge of United
States army officers, both commis
sioned and non-commissioned. They
will be assisted by sixteen teachers
and students of Reed college who are
now taking special training for the
purpose at the Presidio in California.
The college will begin construc
tion at once of the necessary bar
racks. The work will be rushed to
completion before October 1 by the
enlisted men who tore now taking
special training as carpenters and
technicians at the Benson Polytech
nic school in Portland'. ThlB will
give them tho practical experience of
constructing, according to army
specifications, the precise types of
buildings which they will later erect
at army cantonments.
t The entire Reed college course of
study for men has been made over to
meet tv needs. Course of study
form has been made overs to meet
war. needa Courses have been ar
ranged in field engineering, war
mathematics, radio work, signal
corps work, surveying, topographical
work, , bacteriology, chemistry, ac
counting, French for army uses,
psychology for mental tests, and
other direct applications to military
needs. The courses are described in
Reed Record No. 31.
The war department announces
that about 90,000 new officers will
be needled for the army and navy
within one year. The main purpose
of tho S. A. T. C. is to provldo In
tensive special training for men who
give promise of making good officers.
Application for induction into the
student corps may be mude on blanks
provided by Reed College,
IY
TO
AT0.A.C.
. CORVALLIS, Or., Sept. 2. The
college has been selected by the war
department as a musical center. A
maximum of 400 men will bo given
trainting In and. work under the di
rection of H. L. Beard, director of
the cadet band, which has mode an
excellent record. The course will be
Intensive and probably -will continue
for three months. The men will be
selected because of their musical
ability and experience
Director Beard will be assisted by
members of the department of music
and others who will be employed.
Members of the S. A. T. C. will be
given a chance to take band work,
and as soon as they qualify will prob
ably be eligible for transfer to band
positions In the army. Government
isilitary inspectors have expressed
the opinion that the college cadet
band is the best organization of the
kind In the country.
DIFFICULT JOB FOR
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 2. The new
Austrian (premier, Baron Dr. Max von
Hussarek-Heinleln is described by
the Vossische Zeitung's well inform
ed Vienna correspondent as "an
Austrian Hertling without the fetter's
parliamentary 'experience hut with
analogous political shading and
adaptability,' Ho was appointed
premier July 25.
Von Hussarek enters upon his task
under peculiarly difficult circum
stances. , It Is .generality expected
that he will sail in Germany's wake.
"It could not be otherwise," German
commentators put it, almost threaten
ingly, although so far 'he has not
rat
Peyton Brand
Real Gravely
Chewing Plug
10c a pouch and worth it
GrovmlylatttMomachtonger it coU
nomorm to chaw than ordinary ptug
B. Gravely Tobacco Company
. DsaviUa, Virginia
gjs Dependable M
M Merchandise m
H When you buy of ua you aro
M sure, IN ADVANCE, of two
s highly important things:
GooiU apofl wUck yoa wr
b wtattljr rly.
Fair Dealing VonrtMW Smtct'
, A Jewelry store can be andJkouM
bft the moat beautiful and attract
ive1 of nil stores. It is the home of
fine trift nnrl Inatina tokens of lova
and esteem. We are very certain
that we have patterned our prog
ress on these principles,
A. S, HUEY COMPANY
made any binding declaration to that
effect.
Von Hussarek's appointment Is
largely attributed to clerical influ
ences. He belonged to the late Arch
duke Prancls Ferdinand's set from
which Emperor Charles already haB
chosen several ministers. It is there
fore expected he will enjoy the sup
port of Catholics.
To place the country's internal
economic situation on something like
a sound basds if such be possible, will
ber Hussarek's most difficult task
New taxation will be Immediately re
quired to meet the service of three
and a ihalt milliards or war debts
and the reorganization of the disor
ganized food distribution system will
be equally imperative. How he pro
poses to extract further revenue from
the tax ridden population is a secret
as yet not disclosed.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
U. S. weather bureau, local office,
Roseburg, Ore., 24 hours ending 6
a. jn., September 3, 1918.
(Precipitation In Inches and hun
dredths: Highest temperature yesterday 80
Lowest temperabuTe last might 52
Precipitation last 24 hours-..- 0
Total precipitation since 1st of
month 0
Normal precipitation for this
month 1.04
Total precipitation from Sep- -
tember 1, 1918, to date 0
Average precipitation from Sep
tember 1, 1877 .06
Total deficiency from Sep
tember 1, 1918 -.00
Average precipitation for 41
wet seasons, (Sept, to May
Inclusive) 31.96
WILLIAM BELL,
Observer.
UNCLE SAM WANTS
SCRAP
IRON
The government la calling on
the junk dealers to supply
thousands of tens 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
for every pound you have.
Throw that old stove In the
wagon next time you come to
town and in a little while It
will find its way to the front
In some form for killing the
Huns. v,
Berger's Junk Shop
Cass & Pine Sts. Roseburg, Or.
STOP AT THE
GRAND HOTEL
CASS STREET ROSEBURG
Why la a bricK mason like a loco
motive? Because he has a tender.
For a under steak'
A Juicy chop, v
Direct your footsteps
To our shop.
Our saws are sharp;
Cleavers, too
We'll trim them up
Just right for yon.
THE ECONOMY; MARKET
Why worn- with It when we can
do it for you?
Our work Is Good
; Our prices are Right v
Our service 1b Prompt.
We also take order for dyeing.
IMPERIAL CLEAVERS.
(Try our way.) : '
Wa Call and deliver, , Phone 277.
MONET to laxn.
. We make loans on Improved farm
property. Low rate oi interest,
tf , DOUGLAS ABSTRACT CO,
REMEMBER
Do you wish to be remembered by
your loved ones? If so, set the
example by placing a pretty Mon
ument or Headstone upon the
grave of your dear Father, Motlior,
Brother, Sister, Husband, Wife or
diild. We are in ajmsltlon to
serve you best. Come in and see
what we have to offer. We do all
kinds of cemetery work and our
prices aro very reasonable.
Peoples Marble & Granite Works
W. K. Marstersr proprietor, 502
N. Jackson Street,
or
G. W. Young & Son, 116 Cass St.
Roseburg, Oregon,
MOST CRITICAL ' INSPECTION
WILL PROVE.
The Greatest Six!
40 horsepower motor, 120 Inch
wheel baBe, uniquely distinctive In
Its long, low lines, new enduring
finish, shock-abBorblng springs,
extra complete equipment, un
common luxury, unexcelled, strong
and sturdy most economical
You are welcome to a demon
stration. ,
HrMERTEN
Phonos: Sub-Agent
102 or 10 - Douglas Co.
M TCHELL
A MAN IS WHAT HE FEEDS ON
The housewife, looking to the family health, will buy where she can
get Fresh, Clean Groceries. Our Stock la Clean and Sanitarily Kept
' .and all goods are of the best manufacture. Orders personally look
ed after. . ... . ,
WALTER PATTERSON. I HE CASS STREET.'GROCERY, PHONE 279
- "
"-':! I'l: FOR .
TT"T. 'milk and
-":'rr CREAM ,
wirais phone
ROSEBURG DAIRY
Get Your Share!
BOYS AND GIRLS ARE EARNING $1.50 TO 8.00 A
DAY COMB AND GET YOUR SHARE OF THE
MONEY BEI'XRE SCHOOL BEGINS. NICE PLACE TO
WORK, AND WORK IS EASY. COME AT ONCE PRE
PARED TO WORK. . .'
Roseburg
FRENCH TRANSFER COMPANY
Contracts Taken and Estimate Fur
nished on All Work In Our Line.
, Household Goods Promptly and
Carefully Moved
QUICK, EFFICIENT SERVICE
Phone 220
401 W. Cau St.
Help to win the war. Do not take
the chances of losing all. We write'
dryer insurance at old rate,' Do not
wait. See M. F. Rice, of Rice
Rice.'.' .; . 18
Kodak finishing sy one who knows -how
to give you the best. Clark's
Photo & Kodak Shop. - U
; DR. K. Ik MILLER
' Physician and Surgeon.
Ground Floor Masonic Building,
corner Cass and Main Sts.
Phone 133.
; House 63
Drs. Seely, Sether and
Stewart
Physicians and Surgeons.
Suite of offices rear of Douglas
- National Bank, ground floor.
Phone 807
Roaeburg .... - Oregon
J. H..SINNICER
SHEET
. OF ALL KINDS .
11MAK ST. PHONE 428
Monday, Bargain
Day at the
Roseburg Cleaning
AND
Pressing Works!
Men's Suits French Dry Cleaned
and Pressed tor 11.00. AU work
given prompt. attention. . Bargain
day prices do not lnolude calling
for or delivering clothes.
G.W. SLOPER
308 N. Jackson.
AND SODA WORKS
Canning Co.
Teams and Auto Tracks
METAL
WORK
1 6 ld so""
UU AI,L kinds
Jm JT. PHONE