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Boys and Girls
Plain Blue, red trimmed, also blue stripe and khaki,
sizes 2 to 8 years, 98c
32 inch Zephyr Gingham 25c
27 inch Dresss Gingham 19c, 23c, 25c
27 inch Apron Check Gingham .......21c
36 inch Percales 25c, 29c
The buying power of 197 stores makes our regular
j, prices less than sale prices.
Better Values for Less Money
. Visit Our Ladies' Ready-to-wear Department.
FARMERS ATTENEION.
Why take chancos on your corn
crop? We have just bought 2000
pounds of seed corn, tested at Cor
vallls and grown In Douglas County,
selected under the supervision of the
county agricultural agent. Be sure
REMEMBER
Do you wish to Ire remembered by
your loved onott? If so, set the
oxmnple by placing a pretty M0117
umont or Hoifclstono upon the
grove of your dear Father, Mother,
Brother, Hlster, Husband, Wife or
Child. We arts in a position tb
servo yon best. Come In and see
what we have to offer. We do all
kinds of cemetery work and our
prices are very reasonable.
Peoples Marble & Granite Works
W. E. Morsters, proprietor, BOH
N. Jackson Street,
or
G. W. Young & Son, 116 Cass St.
Rosebarg, Oregon.
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mrrafe f7ri(siiiijihia II
Want the Best
We carry In stock the best In Pianos and Phonographs, just received
a shipment of Ivors & Pond uprights and grands, nil that we ask of
you Ib your most critical comparison of our Pianos with others, re
gardless ot nnmo, price or roputntlon.
Ivors & Pond Upright and Oinnds.
Cnble NolBon Pianos and Player Pianos.
Ellington Pianos and Player Pianos.
Howard, Hamilton, Lyon &. Hoaly and other well known makes. Sold
on onsy payments. Vlctrolas, Edl son and Pntho Phonographs.
OTT'S MUSIC STORE
IlOSICHl'ltG, OREGOX.
MAJESTIC
TODAY (INK DAY OSI.V
'The Yellow Dog'
From Henry Irving Dodge's Oront Satur- '
day Evening Post Story. A picture that will muko you lnugh. Make
you cry. Stiffen your patriotism. Make you a 100 Amerlcan;
HCltF.UX ..i A; V.IMO SHfiire, Kdttrnlional, Humor.
. "WHO'S IIAUY". .luxt N'misonno
Children 10c ADMISSION Adults 20c
TOMORROW WKDXKMIAY KOIIKIIT WAKWIOK IN
"The Mad Lover"
Also TOM MIX IN "MAX WITHIN". A Westorn Comedy - Drama
anil "Cun-liw Aniprira."
THI'RHDA V 4! KKIUAV 1'rln-lllu Dean In -Tlio Wild Oat of I'nrta.'
SATURDAY MAY AI.USOX IX "IX FOR THIRTY DAYS."
SUITS
and Bee this before you buy your seed
corn. Peoples' Supply Company, tf
We have 1000 buBhels of good,
heavy feed oats at $1.12 per bushel
by the sack while It lasts. Peoples'
Supply Co. tf
IjEARN to dance.
Mrs. Ray Wright will conduct a
dancing class In Sykes' hall begin
ning Wednesday, 'April 23. Class les
sons 10 for J7j private lessons, one
hour for $1.50. Phone 88-L. a25p.
WE HOPE FOR YOUR NEW
HOMEYOUVEPLANNCU
THE FINEST
PLUMBING IN
THEiLAND!
uoh&s'aOie Plumber-
We hear you're planning to build
a new hon.e. Well, do you know
that it would be a matter of
money In your- pocket and. good
plumbing in your house If you
talked your plans er with ui and
got our prices? We're dependable
plumbers.
Roseburg Plumbing & Heating Co.
PHONH 1B1.
ALWAYS A GOOD' SHOW
Matinee Every Day, 2 to 5
Svn'gs, 7:30 toll, New Time
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Visited With Friends.
Carolina Rltzraan, of Winchester,
who has been visiting ior a few days
with Miss Jessie Cra.ioit and with
other friends In this city, returned
this morning to her home.
M. E. Revival Contlnus.
Dr. J. A. B. Fry preached two
great sermons in town yesterday, and
In the afternoon preached at the
Green School House to the great de
light of the large congregation pres
ent. Tho evening congregation In
town was the largest yet present at
the revival. At this service the
lisses Aldrldge, sang a duet which
was well received and greatly ap
preciated. They will also sing at the
services this week. At tho close of
the morning service the pastor bap
tised and received three children Into
the church. The Interest still grows
and we are expecting great results
tjj.ls week. The subject for tonight
Is: "Sin and its Cure."
a CITY NEWS a
The famous Zedolor Symphonic
Quintet at the School house next Fri
day night. , . 22
The Zedelers are a great musical
company. A rich treat .for music
lo vol's. 22
The National Republican, one dol
lar per year; W. P. Thomas, agent,
will soon be sending In several sub
scriptions. Any one wishing to sub
scribe for it can leave name, addms?
and subscription, at The News Office,
or W. P. Thomas, 409 B. Douglas
Street. tf
How to size people up from their
looks judging from our appearance,
you would think wo were the busiest
people In town: follow us for a day
and your supposition will prove true:
Why? because the products of our
dairy and soda works are made so
"good" that everybody wants them.
We have to hustle to serve all our
customers. Roseburg Dairy and Soda
Works. tf
At throe o'clock yesterday after
noon at the parsonage of the Christ
ian church. Rev. C. H. Hilton united
In marriage in a beautiful Easter
ceremony Mr. J. M. Miller and Miss
Tressio Fry. Both are of this cty,
and live in Bogard's addition. Miss
Fry is an active member of the
Christian church. The pastor used
the ring ceremony. The young people
were accompanied by a number of
friends and relatives.
IFOIlFEirS BAIIj.
W. S. Smith was arrested yesterday
by Marshal Shambrook charged with
drunken and disorderly conduct. He
was lodged in the city jail for a
short time hut was later released af
ter depositing $20 with the officer
to guarantee appearance at trial
which was set for 2 o'clock this af
ternoon. He took the ntxt train for
his home at Oakland, however, and
the money was turned over to the city
treasurer.
HTOltK CHANGES HANDS.
A dfial- o- made today whereby
tho cigar store and news stand con
ducted by Ben Hunsakor on Cass
street has been traded to George
Burnett for a 10-ncro .fruit ranch,
known as tho Moss place and situat
ed a short distance west of Eden
bower, Mr. urnett will take pos
session of the store uon his return
from Portland and it is very proba
ble that his son, Gordon, will serve
aB manager. Mr. Hu neither will
take charge of his frhit trnct at once.
BORN to Mrs. G. W. Phillips, at
Mercy Hospital on Saturday, April
19, a son.
Tho Red Cross met on Tuesday.
They are finishing the work they
have been doing for the Armenian
children.
A surprise party was given last
week in honor of Miss Sarah Ander
son's birthday. Miss Anderson's home
was filled with merry guests who
enjoyed the eveuing by playing
games, after which a dainty lunch
oon was served. Miss Sara blew out
all tho candles on her birthday cake,
and we wonder ii April 11, litiiO, will
Und her at homo again.
Mr. Cedarstrom and son Roy. have
purchased a Ford roadster this past
week.
The people of K Ira rose are plan
ning a social to be given at their
school house April 2fi. We feel sure
all are welcome and invited to at
tend. The weather la gro wing warmer,
NEW TODAY.
FOR SALE Collie pups. Sunshine
ranch. Phone 1F-2. a-25
WANTED Light colored reed baby
carriage, ball bearing wheels and
reversible gear preferred. Must be
In good condition. Address A, c-e
News. tf
WANTED Five brlgUVtapablo La
dles to travel,, demonstrate and
sell dealers. $26.00 to $50.00 per
woek. Railroad fare paid. Write
at once. Goodrich Drug Company,
Omaha, Nebr. tf
so we suppose Oeertie Crane will b
sharpening his razor roady for ac-
"
Thin surely Is a busy neighborhood
now. From daylight till dark you can
hoar tho panting of tractors, as the
farmers are preparing tho soil for
planting. The horsoa also uro as
faithful as ever.
A very pleasant evening was Bpent
at the home of Mrs. Rceso and her
daughter, Mrs. Orpha' Sandstrom,
last Thursday. The gathering took
the nature of a birthday party in
honor of Mrs. Sandstrom's birthday
and also a house warming party for
the hostesses, who have just settled
themsolves in their new home here.
Were you ever ot one of our gather
ings? If so, you know that the oc
casion was enjoyed by all present and
that as a large number.
The business visitors in Roseburg
on Saturday were Mrs. Sindt and
daughter, Mrs. Fred Brothers, A. J.
Llngren, C. O. Nelson and Thomas
Scott. ...
Miss Lenore Scott spent the week
end with her cousin, Miss Ellen Mil
liken in Roseburg.
The streets of Melrose were
made more beautiful than usual by
the display of new Easter bonnets
worn by the fair sex on Sunday.
It rained just enough last week
to keen the "webfooters" in good
humor and the grass growing fine.
There were many joyriders seon on
our highways Sunday.
Mrs. Guy Green is suffering from
an Illness which keeps her in bed.
Let us hope she will soon be around
again. SNOOKUMS.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
U. S. Weather Bureau, local office,
Roseburg, Oregon, 24 hours ending
at 5 a. m.
Precipitation in Inches and hun-
d roths: .
Highest temperature yesterday. 62
Lowest temperature last night 48
rccipitation, last 24 hours 0
Total'precip. since 1st of month. .2. 63
Normal preclp. for this month.... 2. 48
Total preclp. from Sept. 1, 1918,
Norma precip. for this monththmw
to date 32.17
Average preclp. from Sept.. 1,
1877 30.09
Total excess from Sept. 1, 1918..2.08
Average precipitation for 41 wet sea
sons, (September to May Inclusive),
31.96.
WM. BELL. Observer.
No. 1 CHEAT and GRAIN HAY
FIR WOOD
Try the cord or tier. Fresh
Lime, Cement and Plaster
H. J. OENN TRANSFER COMPANY
PHONE 126
WHAT THE WIZARD WILL DO
WIZARD Washing Compound
washes clothes clean without rub
bing and with half usual amount
of soap. No blueing required.
Harmless and effective. An Ore
gon product. Send 12c in stamps
for regular 25c trial package.
Enough for 10 ordinary family
washings. Easy to use and easy
to sell. Agents wanted.
L. M. CLAUSING, Medford, to.
Notice to Hoftemen
The Shire stallion OR EG! ON will
be at the Empire barn Friday and
Saturday, April 18 and 19. The man
ager of this horse has just returned
from tho army and wfll make regular
trips for the season, beg I tilling with
ibove dates.
E. A. Kruse & Sons
OWNERS
::"m:ni:irm'niT ..
Easter
Esster officially ual.o a In the
spring scaBon. FoliovinK mo
ther Nature's exmiple, now r.o
parel Is In order. To add the
touch of refinement to the new
costume nothing la so essential
as a new piecu of Jewelry.
Jewelry for Easter
Late arrivals Include the New
Hair Ornaments, Brilliants set
In Platinoid Settings. Decid
edly novel and very attractive.
Lavallleres, including a variety
of stones in different settings.
Diamond Lavallleres. The new
Pendant Kur Rings that are so
much In vogue. A dainty line
of brooches to select from.
Diamond Rings in the new
mountings, White Gold and
Platinum. For the gentleman.
A nifty showing of Scarf Pins.
Belts with Silver - Monogram
Buckles. Cuff Links. Wrist
Watches. ..
See our Windows.
BUBAR BROS.
Jacks ::n Kt:cet.
For True
Driving
Comfort
You can get real driving com
fort regtydlesn of. the tempera
ture If you have a pair of light
weight auto gloves to exchange
"for the heavy ones you have
been usins'.
.
The most annoying thing about
most gloves 1 the way they fit.
We've finally located a glove
that feels and fits your hand
like your own skin; all leather,
both the wrist and cuff kind,
some with porous backs for
Summer ana also others with
stitched palm. x
Come in and select a pair while
there are lots to choose from.
$2.00, $2.50, $3.50 $1.50 aild
$0.50
75 Per Cent of a
Tire's Value is
In the Carcass
Why discard it merely because the
tread Is worn. Make it like a new
tire with the
Miller AD-ON-A Tread
built like a tire with several
layers of fabric, breaker strip and
side walls that completely covei
the. tire under t .j rim.
Guaranteed, vulcanizing and re
pairing. '
How About Your
Storage Battery
Don't neglect It. Drop In from
tlma tn tlma anil lat im tnanf
fpjrour battery free. We giro all
makes of batteries equal atten
tion. New batteries for all can
carried In stock,
ROSEBURG GARAGE
CABINETS
'or filing letters or card cases' for
loose ledger cards, are always usee1
in offices where they file away let
ters and bills and keep cop tec of
those writton in the office. We have
jome good Ideas In the way or letter
Uos, cabinets, letter copying presses,
resides everything that could bo
ailed a blank book filing cabinet.
Orders filled for all kinds of frul
boxes. -
The J. G. FloohCo.
RosconrSi Oregon.
DELCO-L1GHT
The complete Electric Light ami
Power Plant
economical In operation. Runt
on kerosene, gasoline or gas.
Kocobnrg Oragoa
Good Common
Sense
Let the amount of your subscription
to the Liberty Loan be measured by
good common sense by head and
heart, business Instinct and patrio
tism. '
Your subscription is invited.
ThCosebur National Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
Ijocnte in Michigan.
Meand-Mrs.. R. G. Ingersoli; who
have been residing in Roseburg for
tho past year, left this morning- for
Everett, Michigan, where they expect
to make their future homo.
No I. W.W. or Bolsherv iki
Among the BV
Furnish Them a Good Equipment for Working
Bee Hives, Western Pino, set up.... $3.00
Supers, Western J'ine, set up j 1.15
Section Holders, each 01
Brood Frames, each 03
Sections No. 1, per hundred l.io
Sections No. 1, per hundred 5.00
Foundation, per pound 1.20
Clark .Smokers : . 1.25
Yes a little raise In price but remember that there is no thought ,
ot striking, and a good house should be furnished. Buy at
Churchill Hardware Co.
Business
The HARLEY-DAVIDSON Is the
most economical mode of transporta
tion of any gasoline propelled voli
icle.
See the
204 W. Douglas Street
Children Cry
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has Veen
in use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good " are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
c What is CASTOR I A
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
: Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
"Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE; CASTORIA ALWAYS
, - aeara the Signature of
(Bears the
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind Ym HVe Always Bought
Returns to Eugene.
Carl Walker ana wife, who have
been assisting in the revival services
at tho Christian Church, returned to
ICtigeno this afternoon. Both are stu
dents at'the Eugene Bible School.
or Pleasure
new models.
Roseburg, Oregon
for Fletcher's
- and has been made under his per
sonal supervision since its infancy.
t-d(6A4i(i Jllnw no one to deceive vnu in tbl
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