THH EVENING NEWS MONDAY, SKITKMUHK 30, 1018.
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Those New Waists
Arriving Today!
Now is the time to make your selection--
and $3.98, newest styles
Live-wire Doings of City
We Save You Money
on Every One.
Incorporated J
0 CITY NEWS &
r, I. Botts, wliose home is on
Dear creek, wua a business visitor to
the city today.
The Mental Culture Club will opon
the coming season with a social
meeting at the parish, bouse tomor
row, Tuesday, afternoon at 2 p. m.,
A full attendance is ronuostert.
Merton Cox, formerly a resident
of this city, but who for the past rw
mnrllia luia lwAI1 fl.t Portllllld. is in
the city on business. He If now do
ing contract work at Portland.
m w nnld. of Mvrtle Crook, Is
lol.l,li.r In tliA r.ltv todwv for the see
n,t- iimA sinpn his arrival in the
nnuntv 11 vears ago. Mr. Heid stat
ed) that 'ho was a render of many
Ipapers, and tlmt he enjoy.? the Illus
trated out door sporting papers best.
He Is considerable of a hunter and
fisherman and likes the wiid3 nest
R. E. Smith Arrives in City.
R. OIIUI.II, luuiiufiqi vi "w
i fourth liberty loan, arrived In the
city yesterday to remain hero for u
Uay or two lOOKllig ttllui uuamM
matters.
I'lilt'liascs a New Machine.
F. S. Hamilton, manager of the
local telephone company has p-ur-
i chosed a new Cadillac niaahlne, hav
ing recently disposed of the ,iuto
mobile? formerly owned by him.
lioaves for Portliuid Sunday.
M..than Wnllnrtnn nf thfl RtlX.lll
! drag store, loft yesterday for 1'ort-
lanu wnero ne win enier uij buvimu
ment service. His many friends here
wish nlm success in nis now under
taking.
Assigned to Military Police.
Scuh inxon, son oi it. a. iixuu,
tirlm la In nnrvlfA lit Camltl Lewis,
has been assigned to the mounted
military police, a position or consiu
nn..hla antnihHm.V Mr. DiXOIl rO
celved this appontment within a
month alter eni.stment.
iTUUy ajun.. o
Mr. and Mrs. J. IS. Aicui'iniocn are
In romlnr of rIv lebters from their
sons, John and Leon, written the
laitni nort nf AllUSt. At the tlll'.e
of writing these letters, they had
just been inrormeu uiai joun w
bo transferred to some other divis
ion, although they lld not know
where this change might take nun.
FromReaper to RivdmqHampr
J 1 N 1 1
Columbia River
Shipbuilding
Corporation
In Portland, completes two now ways.
2500 Additional Men
will lio required nt the end
of the harvesting season.
At least 2000 of these will be unskilled men who will come from
the harvest fields of the Northwest and In a snort time be trans
ferred into skilled shipbuilders.
When you have performed your patriotic dnity In tho harvest
fields, como to the Bhlpynrd and hit the Hun again.
Columbia River Ship Building
Corporation
Portland Oregon
n..t.l.....1 Tin I .it.fr..K 14atf.
uunimiu ,,u i.i.v....,.
H. Bancroft, of the Oregon ne
Lumber Co., wias in the city yester
day for a I'ow Ihaurs attending to
business matters. , The company
which he represents Is busily engag
ed at their branch plant at Oakland
gotliing out ties. Several plants arc
operated In the state and their busi
ness Is q.uite extensive, employing a
large number of men In the indus
try. Pleasant Surprise Saturday.
Miss Rosina Porter was pleasantly
surprised at her home Saturday ev
ening by a number of her school
Montis. The time was passed with
.ironies of all kinds after which re
freshments wore served. Those en
joying the party wore Vivian Orcutt,
Marian Porter, Eva Hamlin, Ethel
Walter, Helen Whitaker and Stella
Woolfok, Alva Renfro, boas Wright,
Lyle Roadman, Harold Roodlman,
Merlin Hastings and Roland Swartz.
Returns From State Knlr.
J. E. McClintock returned from
the'staite fair last night. Mr. Mc
Clintock, wux has been ohlet auditor
and cashier dinning the entire ses
sion of the fair, reports that al
though there was an appreciable de
crease in attendance this year, that
tills decreoso was loss than expected.
The receipts of last year totalled
around $57,000 and this year they
were some $3000 short of that
amount. Mr. McClintock says that
the races Unis year were better than
ever. -
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Miu-shliohl Party Visits Hero.
An auto party consisting of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Reod and Mr. and Mrs.
Wiarner, of Marsihdeld, arrived in
HoBeburg hist evening and passed the
night here viBiting with Mr.. una Mrs.
O. V. Cosliow and othor friends.
Mrs. Reed, who will be remembered
as Emma Sohlbrede, daughter of
.I'udge C. A. Sehilbrede, formorly
lived ill Roseburg anil numbers
many friends hero. Mr. Recti, who
has been ongaged In Y. c. a
work for several years in Alaska, is
enlisted In army Y. M. C. A. work
and Is taking this little auto trip
while awaiting (his call tor overseas
duty for the government.
I ton. A. C. Mars tors Home.
Hon. -A. C. Marstere. president of
the Oregon state fair board, and who
has been at Salem for the past week
attending to official duties In that
capacity, returned home last even
ing. This, year's event was a decided
success in every particular and the
attendance was far greater than anticipated.
Completes a Fine Well.
R. 13. Heinselman, the local well
driver, has Just completed a fine
well on the Arthur Roadman farm
at Umiin.ua. A goad! flow of water
was strtick at a depth of 75 feet,
giving a supply of 300 gallons of
water flier hour. Mr. Heinselman
will tso to Riddle at an early date
where he has a number of wells to
bore.
Itev. J. C. Spencer Returns Homo.
Rev. J. C. Spencer returned this
morning from Portland where he ait
tended the session of the Oregon an
nual conference of the Methodist
church held at that city last week. As
announced in Saturday's News Mr.
Spencer has again been assigned to
the local chiurch which is very gratl-
nylng to the chnirch membership and
ills many friends in this vicinity.
Accept Position In Portland.
Ralph L. Riusell, who has for the
past eight and one-half years he'd
the position of linotype operator In
The News mechanical department, to
day tendered his resignatii.il to Hit
management of this paper, having
accepted a lucrative position in Port
land, where he will have charge of
t!he linotype department for H. C.
lirowne & Co. The firm by whom
Mr. Russell will be employed is an
old established firm in the Oregon
metropolis, anidi is owner and publish
er or the Rural Spirit, Poultry Life,
and the Northwest Journal of Den
tistry. Mr. Russell will leave Rose
burg on Sunday, October 13, report
ing for his new duties the following
morning. Mrs. Russell and the chil
dren will follow as soon as a new
home can be located. Mr. Russell Is
at present noble grand of Rising
Star lodge. I. O. O. F., of this city
and will resign that office at the
regular meeting next IPridhy night.
MAJESTIC
ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW
Matinee Every Day, 2 to 5
Evenings, 7:30-11 New Time
nmm
TODAY, LAST DAY TO SEE
"To Hell Willi The Kaiser" slums Hie way In which Wllhclm II plunged Iho world int war. The
fortunes of nil American family are followed hi Iho story, anil in revenue for Iho gtinstly fate of her
sister In llelgiim convent, Alice .Monroe brings about the downfall nml death of the Kaiser,
with Iho aid of im American aviator. A beautiful lovo story rims through this powerful lmrrutlve.
Tho nuwt stall ling picture of the century.
MATINEE ADMISSION PRICES
CHILDREN 10c, ADULTS 25c
EVENING ADMISSION PRICES
EVERYBODY 25 CENTS
TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY
Douglas Fairbanks in "The Half Breed"
A1.SOK HOHCOK (FATTY) AKIU'CKI.K IN' "OH DOCTOR."
ADULTS 20c CHILDREN 10c
Thursdny ami Friday Fox Kiddles in "Tho Italic In the Woods."
0 CITY NEWS
Mrs. W. W. Hughes went to Glide
todloy where she will pass two weeks
visiting with relatives.
The Misses Even and Eva Apple
gate enjoyed a week end visit ut
their home In Yonculla.
The best Kodak flmsmng. ' Clark's
Photo & Kodak Shop. tf
Helen Halliard left for Cove, this
morning where she has been engaged
to teach school this winter.
Fresh Eastern oysters, any style,
at the Grand Grille. tf
Fred Hamilton, who has been pass
ing the last few days In Portland re
turned to 'Roseburg last evening.
Cull apples and pears for sale.
Umpqua Valley Fruit Union. Bring
your boxes. tf
Tho Liberty thontre will open Oc-
touer til with me screen prouueuuu
A.1 llttlllllg im uMKil lu del nil.
Second hand . pianos for sale.
Three 2nd hand1 pianos cheap, ott's
Music Store. tf
IsahcHe Herbert, of Seattle, Is
visiting with her grandparents In
this city, Mr. and Mrs. M. Mortons.
Runyan dahlia blooms for sale, 25
cents per dozen at tho garden, 804
Mosher street. tf
Mrs. TO. L. Watson, who has been
passing the last six weeks with her
daughter, at Chehalis, Wash., return
ed home Sunday.
Kodak finishing ny one who knows
how to give you the best. Clark'B
Photo & Kodak Shop. tf
Mrs. O. M. Pierce loft for Albany
and Portland this morning where
sho will enjoy a week's visit with
friends In these cities.
Fried spring chicken, fricassee and
special cliickon pies every Sunday at
the Rosoburg Cafeteria. Open untlll
12 p. m. Sohrt orders. tf
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. McGrow went
to Albany this morning where they
will go up Into the woods on a hunt
ing trip.
Fall planting is best for onion sets
for early spring onions. Buy sets
now. home grown, at the Umpo.un
Valley Fruit Villon. tf
Mrs. Flora Rainbolt returned to
hor home In Portland this morning,
arter a short visit with Mrs. W. A.
Taylor.
Fried spring chicken, rrlcassee and
special chicken pies every Sunday at
the Rosoburg Cafeteria. Open until)
12 p. m. Sohrt orders. tf
Miss Gladys Strong went to Mc
Mlnnville where she will enter upon
her senior year at the McMlnnviUo
college.
Fried spring chicken, fricassee and
special chicken pies every Sunday nt
tho Hosebiire Cafeteria. Open until
12 p, m. Short orders. tf
T. M. Humphreys, for many years
a resident of Myrtle Creek, but now
located at Ashland, was In the city
toitay looking after business mat
ters. He left for Myrtle Creek tills
The
Engagement Ring
An emblem of sentiment and joy,
should be a Solitaire Diamond,
flawless, perfectly cut and bril
liant! Let us show you some beautiful
gems of various sizes, ready for
mounting to order, or in correct
Bettings ready for use.
BUBAR BROTHERS
Registered Optometrist.'
104 Jackson Street.
Financial Backing
Our men at the front require finan
cial backing that their requirements
may be amply supplied. Remember
that you are backing them up nobly
when you subscribe to FOURTH
liberty loan bonds.
TheRoseburg National Bank
Rosebur,Ore.
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NEW TODAY.
afternoon and from there will go to
his home ait Ashland.
Alton Allln nl!Mk left Saturdav for
Portland where she will enjoy a two J
weeks' vacation.
A. A. Wilder left Sunday morning
for WJalki Walla, Wash., where he
will visit with his mother Who has
been dangerously ill for some weeks.
Mrs. F. T. Fowlor and1 sister, Miss
Bertha Althaus, of Portland, are
visiting with their parents in this
city.
Marion Harvey, who lives on a
homestead above Peel, is in the city
looking after business matters and
visiting with friends.
W. H. Boyle, formerly a resident
of this city, but now employed in the
ship yards at Portland, Is In town for
a short stay.
Miss LydJa McOulloch, of Port
land, who has been visiting with her
cousin, Mrs. E. C. Patterson over the
week end returned home this morn
ing.
Rmnyan's Gardens are now ready
to take ordiers for dahlia bulbs.
Place your order now for your bulbs
to be delivered next May. Fbone 3S-J.
204 W. Mother St. tf
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Foutch, the
local restaurant people, will move
into the DeLnpp bungalow on Oak
street, the Hist of the week, Mr.
Foutch having recently purchased
vhe property.
One thousand lbs. onion sets and
few pounds Oregon Yellow Danver
onion seed grown by Lloyd Cole,
Roseburg, for sale at the Umpqun
Valley Fruit Union. Order early, tf
Mrs. Arthur Clarke, who has been
at the home of her parents. Judge
and Mrs. J. W. Hamilton, since the
death of her grandlmother, Mrs.
Smith, returned to her home in Cor
vallis yesterday morning.
WANTED Fresh, gentle milch cuw.
State age and price. Address G. .1.
Morris, Roseburg. o2p
TO Ill'ItAL srnscitinKits TO the
OltKGO.NlAX.
Renew your subscriptions at the
Oregonian news stand, next door to
The News office. Also take orders
for magazines, mail subscriptions.
05 ' AGNES M. PITCHFORD.
wi : Y -
bon't miss it!
WANTED Position as bookkeeper,
hotel clerk or confectionery store.
Address P. O. box 1004. o5p
TO TRADE Remington .22 calibre
repeater 'In good condition, to
trade Tor good ibicycle. Inquire at
News office.
FOR SALE Good norse, work any-
wnere, mso gooa dukx auu imi-;
ness, $100. Also 4-year old Per-!
cheron mare and colt. Phone j
286-L.
The Mightiest Seven Reels of
Thrilling Patriotic Education
.in War History Ever FilmeA
f m Authentic 5wnc3,
THE spectacle of the century
battles in lite air. on land,
on the sea, big guns in artil
lery duels, over-the-top handto
hand fighting, sinking a subma
rine, bringing down a Zep the
chase of a U-boat. See America
battling for freedom, our battle
ships, destroyers, our boys in the
trenches. Sea it all and see it
now. Ji't shi,endi
LIBERTY
THEATRE
October 5, 6, 7
Admission 35c and 50c
iiiXi'.T-TANms A nounti'V Btore dolnc
m tan tftinoarl rinllnr i" R 1 0.000 1 !
carih btusiness a year for sale or
tnadle for a stock ranch. Is a good
location lo run a road hotel and
feed stable in connection. Address
Hiram Hatcher, Bridge, Ore.
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
by , j
V.S. PATTERSON & CO.
TRY US.
212 Main St., Corner of Oak,'
What Is New In
Footwear?
Xo doubt you are asking yourself this question at the present
time, and If you are and wish to have It answered to your satisfac
tion, we would suggest that you come and look over our ossort
nieirts. They will give you a correst conception of the new stylos
fashion has decreed. The new models are shown in variations of
gray, brown and black. We advise the Immediate purchase of
your footwear needs, as the number of new styles will become
smalller from now on.
ROSEBURG B00TERIE
IRVIN BRUNIf.
SHOES THAT SATISFY. PERKINS BLDG., OASS ST.
Ladies!
Housekeepers!
Attention!
A sliipment of brown cooking ware
just received, Including small yellow
mixing bowls, and an entirely new
pattern called the Reno Egg Ron,
formed especially for use in beating
eggs, etc Ramikins, Custard Cups,
Casseroles, Casserole Insets, Bean
Pots, and a small assortment of
brown Tea Pots, Also several sizes
of Nappies.
Churchill Hardware Co.
TODAY OXLY
ADULTS 15c.
CHILDREN 10c
ANTLERS
j THEATRE
We Can't Have Everything
BY CECIL II. I)B SniiLS, AD
Charlie Chaplin in the "Hula Hula Dance"
Tl'ESDAY AXD WEDNESDAY, CLARA KIMBALL YOCXQ IX
"Sherley Kaye"
AXD BURTOX HOLMES TRVEL PICTURE.
ADULTS 15e ' CHILDREN 10c