FOUB
THW EVENING MKWH MONDAY. OCTOBER 7, llIS,
Those New Waists
Arriving Toddy!
Now is the time to make your selec-tion-$2.25
and $3.98, newest styles
We Save You Money
on Every One.
Incorporated
Live-wire Doings of Gity
MONDAY 18 BARGAIN DAY.
Monday Is Bargain day at tbe
Rosoburg Cleaning and Pressing
Works. Men's suits French Dry
cleaned and pressed for $1.00. All
work given prompt attention. Bar
gain day prices do not Include call
ing for clothes or making deliveries.
Bnntr your clothes In. tf
NOTTOK WOMEN'S RELIEF COHPS,
A special meeting of the W. H. C.
will .he held Wednesday, October
By ordler of
THE PRESIDENT.
Kodak finishing oy one wno known
how to give you the best. Clark's
Photo & Kodak Shop.- tf
Extra Cost
for Quality i
Afrt Sit I
You'll likelyfind it
costs you even less
to chew Gravely. It
goes further. You
only need a small
chew of this class
of tobacco, and it
holds its good, sat
isfying taste a long,
long time.
goes further that's
why you can get the good
taste of this class of tobac
co without extra cost.
PEYTON BRAND
Real Gravely Chewing Plug
10 a pouch-arzcf worth it
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Ladies!
Housekeepers!
Attention!
A shipment of brown cooking ware
JiiHt received, including small yellow
mixing bowls, and on entlroly now
pattern called Uio Reno Kgg Itonl,
formed especially for use in ucutlng
eggs, etc. llumlkins, Custard Clips,
Casseroles, Cassorolo Insets, Itenn
Pots, and a small assortment of
brawn Tea Pots, Also several sizes
of Nappies.
Churchill Hardware Co.
MAJESTIC
ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW
Matinee Every Day, 2 to 5
Evenings, 7:30-11 New Time
TODAY ON IS DAY ONLY.
JIAHY MILliS MINTKK IN
"Beauty and the Rogue"
A Ave iittrt ilivy in which sho Is cant ius an nnmtcur reformer.
"MOUNTAIN LAW"
A THKIMjIN'O IIACKWOODS 8TOUY
ltlliMK llllODKS IN "TIIK ALMOST I'HOl-OSKI)."
ADULTS lBo CHILDREN lOo
TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY.
William S. Hart in The Return of Draw Egan
And "Watch Your Neighbor," a Slack Seiinett two part glooiw
chaser.
A1ULTM iHH CllIUnK,V lOo
Tluirwlay and I'Hday ihirothy PhLlllw lu "A Soul for Halo" and
an lKo KomtMly feature "The Morry Mermaids," and oceun of
laughter seammed with beautiful rIi-In.
A IH'IiTH 20c. CH1T.DRKV 10c
Enjoying Week's Vacation.
Miss Mattle Lee Stephenson,
bookkeeper at the local water and
light company's office, is enjoying a
week'B vacation. Later she will go
to Eugene to visit with friends.
Here From Portland.
Win. Spoauglo Is in the city to re
main until called into active service
by the government. With his wife
he 'lias been visiting at the home of
Robert McLaughlin on Deer creek.
Leaves For Eugene Sunday.
M. F. Rice left yesterday morning
for Eugene, Salem and Albany where
he has business matters ' requiring
his attontion, and will probably not
return home until the middle or the
present week.
Have Returned From Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. John Freeman have
returned! to this city from Newport
and will remain for the winter. Mr.
Freeman's health 'has been greatly
impaired of late and it Is hoped the
change will be beneficial to him.
Tunnel Guards Removed.
For some reason tbe men guard
ing the railway tunnels between
Nichols station and Qlendale, have
been removed. Several of those men
have returned to Hoseburg. The or
dor calling off the guurds went into
effect October 1.
Miss Cook Attending Institute.
Miss Jennie Cook, a former in
structor in the lloseburg public
Bchools and at present engaged on
the teaching force at Gardiner, is
In the city attending the teacher's
institute and is a guest of Mrs. f . n,
Churchill.
Cake Uart'lcd for $1(1.10.
A cake, donated by Mrs. Thomas
Flnlay, was raffled; off in the rail
rond yards yesterday for the benefit
of the Red Cross and J16.10 was real
ized. The chances were disposed of
at 10 cents each, and every fellow in
the yards took a number.
For Armenian Sufferers.
The young peoples' society of the
Seventh Day Adventist church, at a
meeting Saturday afternoon, took up
an offering of over $13 for the Ar
menian sufferers, -besides one pledge
of $5 per month for one year to go
to the same worthy cause.
Completed O. A. C. Course.
Miss Eva Blackwell, of Douglas
county, Oregon, who came to Cor
vallis recently to take a short course
in cow testing at'. A. C, left yester
day for her borne. Miss Blackwell
lias already been offered a position
in Douglas county and will at once
begin her work of testing tbe dairy
herds of that vicinity. O. A. C.
Barometer.
War Souvenir Received.
A vase, carved from a shrapnel
shell, has been received from Clifford
J ope In France. In tbe design of
the vase is a bouquet of French lilies,
a miniature Lorraine cross and the
inscription, "American Expeditonary
Forces." The trophy, which was
carved from a 75 mm shell, was
found in a shell crater on the battle
Held and Is a relic of more than or
dlnary interest.
Fancy Stationery Tabooed.
No more will mil-.dy, after tbo
present stock is exhausted, decorate
exquisitely tinted paper with her
dainty chirography. No more will
she xltelight In envelopes, tiny, large
or of an artistic style all her own
This Is because war is upon us, and
t'ho order comes from the govern
ment officials who have so ruthlessly
destroyed other things fanciful in
which tbo dainty lady was wont to
rovel..
Valuables llotumcd to Owner.
While hunting near Oak Ridge, on
the middle fork of the Willamette
rlvor last July, W. C. Dement, of
Missouri Bottom, lost his check hook.
which contained a five dollar bill, his
hunting license and sundry miners.
Tbe othor day he got a letter from a
Mr. V,. J. Moore, of Kugene, stilting
that he had found the hook and ask
ed for complete address. In due
time the lost book arrived with ev
erything, including the five spot, in
place just as it was when last in the
rightful owner's poHsusaion. Mvrtlc
Creole Mall.
Pleasant Surprise Saturday.
mrs. j. spencer, assisted bv Mrs.
Ferguson and Mrs. McClintock, very
pleasantly surprised the women wh-i
gathered at the parsonage Saturday
to complete the work on tbo linen
shower from the M. K. church. With
tho aid of several other ladies, Mrs.
Spencer had completed the work in
tbe morning nirdi when the regular
club came in tho afternoon, they
found n nice little program arranged
for their benotlt. Mrs. R. M. Brum
Bold sang a group of songs lu her
usual charming manner and Mrs. A.
J. Geddoft gavo an entertaining read
ing. Refreshments wero served by
the hostess.
Will Reopen Store.
n. J. Wynne, of tho firm of Wvnne
Itnffelson, who recently bought out
tho interests of J, B. King, of tho
Cash Store, is busy restocking the
storo nnd will soon open up with a
completo line of new goods. The
business wiy be conducted ut the old
place where Mr. King has been locat
ed for tho past two years. Most of
the King stock was disposed of be
fore tho now owners took ovor tbo
business, as the former was expect
ing a cnll to the servlco and had en
deavored to closo out everything on
that account It is Understood that
Messrs. Wynne & Raffelson nre ex
perienced business man, and will
doubtless make a success of the en
terprise. ...
So Liberty Chorus Tanxg'At,
There will not be a rehearsal of
the Liberty chorus this evening.
Please come October 14.
Got Eight Fine Rli-ds.
Chan. Clark and Milton Church
were at Looking Glass valley yester
day 'hunting China pheasants. 'They
returned with eight chickens as a
result of their afternoon's hunt.
Here From Myrtle Creek.
W. A. Newton and little daughter
and W. C. Bronson and family drove
to the city today from Myrtle Creek
to look after business matters. They
report things proj,!" us lu tbeir
sect Jo i and tu roads fr-m ihe.r
home town to ioseburg are in excel
lent condition after tho recent rains.
Vonnalla Residents Ifei'e.
Mr. and Mrs. Qus Parrott, of Yon
calla, are in the city today visiting
with friends and transacting busi
ness. Mr. and Mrs. Parrott have
been on a hunting trip up near Elk
ton with Guard Sawyers, the famous
hunting guidla of that section. In
the last 'three years, Mrs. Parrott,
under the tutelage of Mr. Sawyers,
has killed six deer and one wild cat.
Mr. Parrott Is a Douglas county pro
duct and is now a representative of
the Peters Cartridge Co., making his
home In Yoncalla.
The Infant child of G. W. Phillips,
of Garden valley, passed away this
morning.
Mrs. C. F. Hopkins will go to
Portland and Seattle Wednesday on
an extended visit.
Mrs. Lonolr Ragsdale, one of the
Suthcrlfn teachers, is in the city to
attend the teachers' institute.
Mrs. G. J. Rix went to Rogue
River yesterday afternoon to be gone
a week on a business trip.
Go to the Grand Grill and order
fresh Eastern oysters, served In any
style. tf
A. A. Wilder, who was called to
the bedlside of his mother, who has
been seriously ill in Tacoma, return
ed home yesterday afternoon.
The New International Encyclo
pedia, 17 large volumes, and latest
hooks. Fiction Library. nip
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Jenkins and
two children, who have been visiting
in Salem and Albany for the past two
weeks, returned home last evening, j
. Mrs. Frank Lllburn, who has been
visiting at tbe Delta Delta Delta sor
ority bouse in Eugene during "rush"
week, returned home last evening.
Have your duds creancer ana press
ed by Sloper, the cleaner and pressor.
All work promptly attended to and
..tisf action guaranteed. tf
A ear ran off the track in the train'
yards yesterday afternoon. A wreck-,
er was called into service and the de
railed car was soon in working order.
Superintendent Aubrey G. Smith
and family, and Prof.- Arebart and
family, motored to Calapoola springs
yesterday to paws tbe day, returning
last evening.
Fall planting is best for onion sets
for early spring onions. Buy sets
now, home grown, at the Umpqua
Valley Fruit Union. tf
Miss Mildred Waite, bead of the
history and Latin departments of
the Sutherlin hlgn school, arrived
in Rosoburg this morning to attend
the teachers' Institute.
Mrs. Clare Lee, formerly Miss
Phyllis Tisdale, arrived in Roseburg
last week and will pass two weeks
here visiting with her family and
many friends in tho city.
Mr. and .Mrs. H. P. Johnson, of
Eugene, have arrived in Roseburg,
where they will make their future
home. Mr. Johnson is employed by
the Southern Pacific Company.
rvin Brunn, of this city, has re
ceived a letter from Elmo Hender
son, who left a short time ngo for
Corvallis to enlist in the army. He
is pleased with the work and is do:ng
well.
One thousand lbs. onion sets and
Tew pounds Oregon' Yellow Danver
onion seed grown by Lloyd Cole,
Roseburg, for sale at the Umpqua
Valley Fruit Union. Order early, tf
Miss Ruth Wilcox went to Eugene
this morning to attend the Bible uni
versity this winter. Miss Wilcox
plans upon the completion of her
course to take up ministerial work.
Frank Dunn, of Coos City, arrived
in Roseburg to visit with his wife,
who is managing the fishing concern
at tho forks of tho ITmpqua. Mr.
Dunn is engaged in a similar occupa
tion at Coos City. j
Miss Charlotte Moody, a high'
school teacher of Drain, is tho guest
of Miss Florence Kohlhagen during
the Institute session. Miss Moody s
a sorority sister to Miss Kohlhagen.
both being members of Delta Delta
Delta.
Ellis Miller, one of the local boys
who has been taking government
instruction In the motorcycle school,
In Portland since August, passed the
week end visiting with his parents
in this city. Mr. Miller was former-
The
Engagement Ring
An emblem of sentiment nnd joy,
should be a Solitaire Diamond,
flawless, perfectly cut and bril
liant! Let us Bhow you some beautiful
gems of various sizes, ready for
mounting to-order, or in correct
settings ready for use. .
BUBAR BROTHERS
Registered Optometrist.
104 Jackson Street.
ly employed by the Roseburg Elec
tric Company.
Phone 11F2G for wood. R. Stubbs,
1 el rose. tf
Attorney J. O. Watson went Ger
diuer this morning on business.
Fresh Eastern oysters, any style,
at the Grand Grille. tf
C. B. Montague, of Portland, rep
resentative of the internal revenue
department, is a visitor in the city
today.
The best knaatt nmsnmg. Clark's
Photo & Kodak Shop. tf
Mrs. S. N. Johnston, who has been
the guest of Mrs. E. Princen for the
past week, returned to her home in
Astoria today.
Cull apples and pears for sale
Umpqua Valley Fruit Union. Bring
your boxes. tf
Martin Martens went to Salem this
morning to visit for a few days with
friends and acquaintances in the
capital city.
Runyan dahlia blooms For sale, 25
cents per dozen at the garden, 804
Mosher street. tf
The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet
at the church parlors Thursday after
noon of this week. A good attend
ance is urged.
Second hand pianos for Rale.
Three 2nd hand1 pianos cheap, ott's
Music Store. tf
Miss Pansy Smith, who has been
the week end guest of Miss Mabel
Child s, returned to her home in Port
land this morning.
iiORN.
WELLS To Mrs. H. R. Wells, of
Le:ina-, at Mercy hospital Saturday
event ig. r. girl. Dr. Shoemaker
was in attendance.
NEW TODAY.
WANTED Fresh cow. Inquire C. C.
Weaver, Roseburg, Route 1. oil
WANTED Furnished house, 5 or 6
rooms. Phone o9p
FOR SALE Banana apple culls,
Bring your boxes. Mrs. M. A.
Nash, Garden Valley.
WANTED TO RENT Modern 5 or
small 6 room house. Must be
close. Phone 4G0.
LOST Three rings lost on road be
tween Bob Swan's place and Rose
burg. Rings wore in a small box.
Rings valued at keepsakes; re
ward. Mrs. R. L. Swan, Brock
way, Ore.
Turkeys!
Wo want two thousand
pounds of FAXCY dressed
Old Toms, fancy young
Toms, weigh I ng over 1 2
pounds dreKsed, and fancy
old hen turkeys. Wo must
have them for shipment
this week nnd next fancy
price. See us at oucc.
Peoples Supply
Company
Get in the
Fourth Liberty Loan
Do not be discouraged! because you cannot actually
light on the front. You can get into the Fourth Liberty
Loan. 'If you are not already a subscriber to this series
you can do It today by subscribing for a liberal amount
or bonds all you can afford.. i .
TheRoseburNational Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
51
FRENCH TRANSFER COMPANY
Contracts Taken and Estimates Fur
nished on All Work In Our Lino.
Household Goods Promptly and
Carefully Moved
QUICK, EFFICIENT SERVICE
Phone 220
401 W. Cass St.
Teams and Auto Trucks
Cash and Carry System!
Cash and Basket
Means that you save money, by paying cash and carrying your gro
ceries home. The woman with the market basket is doing lior bit
LOW PRICES QUALITY-
SPOT CASH BASKET GROCERY
A. O. Dimlnp, Prop. .
Corner Jackson, Washington and Main Streets.
Crown flour, nil kinds of stock Teed and poultry supplies. Fisher's
Blend Flour.
LIBERTY THEATRE!
Last Performance Tonight, 7:30 and 9:30
Crashing
Through
To Berlin
The most stupendous,
thrilling, authentic war
spectacle of tho present
day! A historic review
of the great war from
the time of Its begin
ning with the funeral of
Archduke Ferdinand, to
the present.
THREE AND FOUR PIECE ORCHASTRA
Special Violin Solos by Clyde Morris GaleB, the thirteen year old
boy violinist, composer and virtuoso. Don't fail to nee the great
est war picture Just released. ADMISSION' :$5c AX1) 50c
HA WORTH PICTURES X)lttORATUX PRKSKXTS
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
IN
'His Birthright'
The dramatic story of a Japanese boy who sought to avenge the
wrongs done his mother. He planned to kill his American fath
er, 1it when, they came face t.o face after a death gmppln with
the German spies, the boy changed his mind.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
Liberty Theatre
ADULTS ISo
CHILDREN 10c
ANTLERS
T. H E A T R E
TODAY ONLY
ADULTS 20c
CRILDIIEX 10c
William S. Hart
IN
Blue Blazes Rawden
Ami Mn.v Scnnett Comedy "Mixing Sweethearts."
Tuesday nnd Wednesday Norma Tnlmoge In
THE SECRET OF THE STORM COUNTRY"
And tho Official War Review..
CHILDREN 10c
ADULTS inc.