PALACE THE ATM
7:15
"HO.MK OF KEATUKKH"
TONKillT
8:43
I'ANTAOES
VAUDEVILLE
The
Guistad Duo
FAMOUS ITALIAN COMEDY
SINGERS AND MUSICIANS.
A VERY CLASSY COSTUME
ACT DIRECT FROM THE
HIPPODROME THEATRE
SAN FRANCISCO
Special Uroadway Feature
EltAXCIS FORD and
(ilCAC'K L'UXAKI)
In the flvo reel Sensational
Drama
'The Campbells
Are Coming'
See Indian Mutiny, Charge of
Highlanders, Race for Life, etc
The One Reel Comedy.
"KEEI'I.Xti IT DARK"
10c
ONK OF THE HEST PROGRAMS KVKH OFFHlt
El AT THIS PRICK
5c
iWiETO USE LIME
BABY WELFARE
HELD INTEREST
The National Better Dallies moot
ing hold at the Commercial club
rooms last evening was In every way
a success. The room was well filled
with a most Interested nnd appre
ciative audienco. The speakers were
at their host and handled their sub
jects In a masterful manner. Dr.
llniick s talk on "birth control" load
alniiK tho lines of nature 'as com
pared in the veKolahle and animal
kingdoms? Dr. 'Smith's paper on
food for tho Inbe was n most In
Ktnicllvo "anil forceful artlclo, and
one any mother would have heard
with benefit. Hon. n. L. Eddy took
up the prenatal Influence of alcohol
nnd yoved liy rcfrenco to itlie
worKS or learned men, that groat;
tinrm nnd ruin to tho child may re-j
suit from this cause. Professor It.
O. nail showed to us the necessity j
of providing nod superintending I lie j
amusements of children, thus glv
Ing them a natural outlet for their
youthful ertnrgles,-nhd urged that!
means be provided for such. Dr.
Seelv, in a most delightful manner!
made a summary of tho whole, point
ing out nnd emphasizing the best
best features in each speech.
A song by Mrs. Robert Kldd, "The
Gingerbread Man," was enjoyed for
its serio-comic nature and also for
the charming manner In which It was
rendered. Mrs. Curdon Fory delight
ed the audience with a beautiful lul
laby, sung In her usual happy styie.
Miss Lilburn, with a voice full of
p.'ilhos .sang sweetly "Bye Bnby,"
and tho MIshcb Black and Bridges
also favored tho meeting with a
charming song duet, Nadine Shepard
acting as 'accompanist for tho music
al numbers.
Mrs. Jean Pitts read tho poem
"Tho Babies' Banner" very effective
ly. Mrs. W. A. Smlck and Mrs. L. O.
Maddux were the committee from tho
Ladles Auxiliary who had charge of
this program and desorve great
credit for making national baby
week a success In Roseburg.
HUXTEIl'S SPHAY.
Spray that, orchard with Hunter's
Lline-Sulphnr Solution. Strength and
purity absolutely guaranteed, recom
mended by the fruit inspector for
Douglas county, endorsed nnd sold by
tho Umpqua Valley Fruit Union.
289-dswtf
ANTLERS THEATRE
WEltXKIt KOI.I.Fli, Lessees
The Kxcltl.vlvo Hume of Pm amount, ml (I Triangle Motion Pictures.
Always tho Itest,
EDDIE POY
Anil tho Soven Llttlo Foya ,
TONIGHT
In tho two reol Trlnngb-Kcystoiie Comedy
"A Favorite Fool"
and tho flvo reel Trla agio Fine Arts Fcnturo
"Old Heidelburg"
With Dorothy (iish and Karl Formes, Jr. A high class Metropolitan
show! A big llhno's worth.
CO.MlXti TOMORROW
II.V.KI, DAWX an, .IOIIX MASON
In tho six reel Paramount Western Comedy Drama
"The Fatal Card"
and a new and up-to-dutg Paramount Newsplctura
COMING!
Wednesday, March 15th
Ouo night only, the Popular Actor
JERRY SULLIVAN
In tho new Musical Cartoon Review
"Mutt and Jeff
In College"
KvoryUilnK absolutely now. krsrrwtl souls now on sale at Chap
man's Tharmary
APMlssiON ,HK 7.V nml $1.00
The time is now at hand when It:
la necessary that the delayed dorm-;
ant or "clean up' spray of lime sul-j
phur fbe applf-d to oil fruit and j
ornamental trees known to be in-;
fected with scale, moss or pear leaf
blister nilto. While the most effec
tive time to apply this contact spray
is Just as the tips of the leaves are
emerging from tho buds, with the
larger orchards of course It is neces
sary to commence spraying as soon
as the buds begin swelling so as to
spray the orchard in due time.
The dilution of the stock solu
tion of lime sulphur for this spray
ing depends upon the strength pf
this concentrated solution. The
state horticultural law requires that
all lime and sulphur solution offer
ed for sale shal be plainly labeled
stating tho contents of the compound
or solution and the strength of the
specific gravity teat. All fruit grow
ers making their own Bpray should
provide themselves with a Baume
acid scale hydrometer obtained at
a cost of not over one dollur and a
half rrom local hardware stores or
from companies selling spray ma
terials and solutions. According to
tho tnblp nf dilutions prepared by
tho Oregon experiment station, if
tho stock solution tests 30 degreeH
Bnnnie, use one gallon tc every ten
gallons of water; and for 32 de
grees one to every 12 gallons of
water. For local conditions the di
lution may he loss, as some growers
bavo successfully used tho 30 de
gree Baume tst at one gallon of
the stork solution to seven and eight
of water. For aphis control one
pint of nicotine sulphate of Black
Leaf "4 0" should be added to this
spray. The spray should be applied
thoroughly as a mist spray with a
good steady pressure of at least 175
pounds, and at the same time avoid
drenching the trees as much as pos
sible. Apple u.n TcJir Scab.
This deluyed dormant spray of
lime sulphur is now one of our most
effective sprays In the control of
apple and pear scab. The earliest in
fections of scab come from the do:d
leaves' ly'iug on the ground in the
orchard. Counlle83 numbers of
spores are discharged jfrom these
dead leaves, and aro carried by tho
air currents Into the trees Jiu.t as
they arc coming out into leaf and
bloom. Not only does this delayed
dormant spray control tho earliest
leaf infection, but it In turn reduces
the later fruit infection which
comes from the spores developed by
the early leaf Infection.. When used
solely as a scab spray this spray
may be applied up to the time tho
leaves have reached a length of half
an Inch, or are the size of squirrel
ears, by diluting this spray of from
ono gallo nto fifteen or twenty gal
lons of water,
KKKf) STRANG,
County Fruit Tn'ctnr.
lt1 OF THINKS.
mo
THE HALLMARK
ALARM
' QUAi.rrv
IIKI'KMIAUILITV
(JOOI AITEAItAXCE.
All comhined in this new
"standardized" alarm clock,
Planned by and manufactured
ewlusively for sale in HALL
MARK STORES.
It costs no more ?2.50.
A. S. Huey & Co.
" !m H '.I l.'IAI'.K More
WORKING FOR TINY
i SUFFERERS OF WAR
m if
PI M i
.-Mil
;;. 1
Miss Caroline Dawes Appleton,
Miss Caroline Dawes Appleton has
just come from Europe to Washing-
ton to start a campaign for the aid
of thousands of children who have
been left orphans and homeless by
the war. She is founder nnd presU '
dent of the Friends of Childhood So- j
ciety. Through donations this or- j
ganizntion has acquired large tracts
of land where schools and homes are j
being built for the reception of chiU j
dren from the war-ridden countries.
FOR SALE The News has on
hand 6 volumes of Dr. Cook's
Discovery of the North Pale a
most fascinating tale of Arctic ad
venture. Regular publication
price Is $1.25. To sell quick these
6 volumes (no morel will be sold
at 50c each. Call at News office.
3M-tf
i Sincere thanks nre hereby tendcr
i ed to the sisters nnd nurses of Merry
t hospital for their kind care nnd,
treatment of me while a patient un-
dcr their charge. Sickness is hard
j to bear at any time nnd under any!
circumstances, bpt when it docs '
conio and we must submit to the In-'
' evitnble, commend me' to the
Merry hospital In itoseburir, for I
was there four weeks nnd I know'
: whereof I speak. A homelike spirit
1 pervades the place, and cheerfulness
to a poor world-weary sick person is
worth as much, nay more, thnn !
i medicine.
I MRS. C. M. HENDERER, I
I Anlauf, Ore.
I
KOIt SALE OH TRADE.
Jcrsoy loiters and cows, fresh
and to freshen soon, $35.00 to
$65.00. One nice small saddle horse,
good driver, $40.00. One good pack
! ninre, $40.00. One 1600-lb. black
! Percheron horse, $140.00. Oliver
j plows, for any soil, riding, walking
sad tractor. Full line John Uecro
I Implements. Full banks-Morse en
glnos, lighting plants, windmills.
water systems, wugon scnles, plat
, form scales, and spray outfits.
Willamette Silos. Puggles, wagons
I and auto trailers. For all lmple
! merits on the farm, see Slgnor, at
j the Farmers Feed Shed. 305-dswal
MAJESTIC
IT'S IHKEEKENT.
T04AY
The
Galloper
A fivo part Comedy Drama.
The Story Deals with a Divorc
ed War Correspondent who
divides his time between dodg
ing alimony-hunting divorced
wives and various creditors.
Scene aftor scene Is a riot of
laughter up to the very end of
tho five reels.
The fish and game commission
have removed their erfices from the
ritlock block in Portland and tnken
up more commodious qunrters In the
Ciiuimerclnl Club building where
they espect to hold exhibits In con
nccllon with the;r work.
t.
The
9
Matsushima
Islands
Picturesque Japan In Natural
Colors.
A REELS K
Cents 10 J
TOMORROW
U. V. YOUNG
D. B. BUBAR
Modern Strenuousness
!s reflected in the eyesight of the people.
n "in iuvrv ut today the eyes are overtaxed more than any other
.-rm :'!-- tliey complain mildly In sundry aches and pains
g-ow eradually worse and worse. The wis Person heeds
s'.:ns. Ho hunts una good Optometrist and seeks the
' -'i.:ss. Our facilities a -e at your disposal any day you wish
to call.
... i .omice you skillful treatm -ut and cere relief. Consultation free.
QUALITY SERVICE
YOUNG & BUBAR
JEWELERS & OITO.METRISTS
I'lione Two-One-Four , Roseburg, Oregon
Kid Cloves
Cordon Silk Hose
Bell Millinery
J Spring Opening!
Fisk Pattern Hats
They Tell the Style
New Spring Styles greet you at our Special
Millinery Opening on
Saturday, March 11
You will find here all the latest styles in Peach
Basket shapes, with . unique ribbon trims,
Affriean Liseret shapes trimmed in Taffeta to
match, in shades of Gulf Green, Dove Gra.y,
Mediterranean Blue, Cameo, and Burgundy
Pink.
New Spring Coats and Suits
With the new chin-chin or lay down collar, black
and white checks, wool poplins, Gabardine and
Taffeta Suits. -
New Line of Silk Dresses
Twenty models, Kabo, the live model corset with
the slight curve at waist, new Spring models,
Styles for everyone.
New Complete line of Forest Mill reinforced
Summer Underwear.
Kayser Silk Gloves in all the new shades.
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS
THIS STORE BIDS YOU WELCOME
Bell Sisters Building.
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BLACK and WHITE
SHOES
ARE
THE RAGE
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
IRVIN BRUNN
SHOES THAT SATISFY
Perkins Building
Cass St., Roseburg
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