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"HOME OF FKATUKKS"
TONNJilT
The BlgKCHt and Best Program we have ever offered at the price.
VAUDEVILLE
The Guistad Duo
Italian Hlnffoi? mid Musicians
A Clean Clever Costume Act, worth the price of admission alone.
UHACH CUNAKII I-'KAXC'IS h'OM)
In the five-reel Remarkable Spectacle full of action.
"The Campbell's Are Coming"
1000 I'KOI'LM BOO HOHSK8
Onui'ls KkitlinntM, TIkots, Lions, tc. Cowt $.TO,000 to Produce
T'lIK COMHIIV "HKK KTUADY CAB FAKE"
ADtUl'S TKN CIONTS
CHIIiDHK.V KIVK CKN'I'N
CLENDALE NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whitsett are
the happy parents of a haliy girl that
arrived on Sunday the.iGth of March.
Horn, af the ranilly homo of Mr.
and Mrs. fcd. J. Vlnrulpl, at Caiiln,
Ncv., February 2(ilh, 'in. Mrs.
Vlncolot was formerly a resident of
this city. ' "'
March Is like a child now gontle
and now wild, etc. We are exper
lnnclng JiiHt Hiich contllllons Just a
Utile cold with bright sunshlfie and
snow In siKht on tho hill tops. - ' ' '
J. W, Stovonofln has bought the
lot on Willis avenue next to tho ono
owned liy the Glandalo .State bank,
on which tile Holhcrinel.rresidenco Is
(GOTHIC an
ARR.W;
COLLAR
DT FBTp TME CRAVAT
CLOCTT, PEABODY & '
located. Mr. Stevenson has cleared
his lot and is building a shop on it
now.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hiifstader have
moved to LystuiB mill for the summer.
Airs. Julius Hagen, of Fernvalc, j
in trading in this city today.
A. Hcnrickson, of Oakland, Is
spending a few days in this local
ity. Mrs. 11, P. Walter ud daughter,
Miss Maud and son, Henry, were
city visitors on Tuesday. They were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Miller.
They Trlng cheering news from the
Grove creek mines and speak in
glowing terms of the splendid out
look for the Grove creek valley for
the coming season. Their cozy
home at Cherry 'dale farm is one ofj
the beauty spots, ono .mile-oast of
Leland.
1 'Mr., and Mrs. J. V;.; Pickett, of
Azalea, w6Vo city visitors .yesterday.
They visited ut the Hobbs home
While in town.
News of the sale of tho Copper
mine on Mt. Uubeu was nolo' this
week. This mine was originally
owned by (.'has. Flint and the Kln
mlno on Mt. Uuhen was noted 'this
this valley.
Deputy Assessor A. G. Olrnks Is
busy finding out who tho fTch folks
are In onr valley. .
Andrew Pete, who Is busily en-
ANTLERS THEATRE
vi:uNi:it a; koi. 1.1:1s, u-hmx-s
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KwliiMive llonip-or TlII.;i,IC anil Paramount Motion
I'ictmy, FeJilurwM. Always tlio llwt
i TONIGHT
IIAZF.I, DAWS' and JOHN MASON
In the Six llci'l Paramount Feature
"The Fatal Card"
A Magnificent Production! A Picture You Can't Forgot.'
Admission n i'suM ,c and IOc
i, t)MiN(i s.vrrt:ii.Y, M.vitcii ni.ii
Aftornoon at 2:15 and Kvunlug at 7:15 and 8:45
"tltlAXtil.l': I'ltotiltAM'1
Sictariilnr I'tvo Hool Trlangle-l'lne Arts Productions
'The Coward"
and tho Funniest of--Funny- Two-Hool Keystone Comedv
"Fickle Fatty's Fall"
An Irrosistalilo Laugh Provoker!
CITY NEWS. 4
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K. P. Drew, of Yoncalla, was a
business visitor In this city for some'
time yesterday,
Fred Firozio, of Wilbur, spent sev
eral hours In this city today attend
ing to business matters.
R.' W. THomason. of Pedue, came
to KoBeburg this afternoon to at
tend to business niattors.
D. S. Davis, pastor of the Meth
odist church at Oakland spent sev
'eral hours in Roseburg today.
S. 8. Johns, of Myrtle Creek,
came to Roseburg this afternoon ally
spent a few hours looking after busi
ness affairs. .
Mrs7"Clyde Faulknor-returnecfto
her home at' Eugene this afternoon j
aftor spending a few days in this'
city. , j
-Mrs. W. H. Duer, who has. been'
visiting with Mrs. H G. Wilson re-1
turned to hor '-..home at Sutherlin
this afternoon,
. Hen Manning, and wife, of Pull
man, Wash., came to Rosebiih;, this
afternoon ana will spend a few days
at the home of C. J. Durland.
. ,T. R. Roach, of Tiller, arrived In
this city today and will be a wit
ness in the trial of the state against
R. A. Knlpp.
Wr. Nealy, of Tillor, came hero
today as a witness lit the trial of
tho slate against R. A. K,nlpp, to bs
tried in the justice court .tomorrow.
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Ij. T. Castor and wife roturned to
their home at Isadora this afternoon
a7r spending a couple pf days In
this city attending to business mat
ters;' If yon want to .eat the best in
"aimed goods buy Del Monte. Tfi"e
price may be equaled, hut tho qual
ity never. Buy straight or assorted
caHea oilorcus nt wholesale prices
from the People's Suppty Co. .lUC-tf.
-' R- E. Wood, of Fargo, N. D., who
lias been in this city atteriding to
business matters, left this morning
for "San Francisco,1 ; where he will
stop for a few days on his way i
home. '
If you do not know Del Monto
products, buy an .ns$or,ted dozen, re
ceiving the lowst"case price on each
Item."" At our risk;' if riot satisfactory
money will bo refunded, fluy by tiio
dozen from the People's Supply Co.
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Del Monte products are top nolch
ers In their class. P. S. C. sleel cut
coffee shows the same characteristic
qualities that makes it a complete
top noteher in ftho .coffeo world.
Fresh twice a week at the People's
Supply Co. ,'13(i-tf
THE HALLMARK
ALARM
QUALITY
DKPE.VDAIHLITY
(iO()l APPKARAXCK.
All combined In this new
"standardized" alarm clock,
Planned by and manufactured
exclusively for sale in HALL
' MARK STORES. .
It costs no more $2.50.
A. S. Huey & Co.
Tho HALLMARK Store ' '
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. W. YOUNG
D. 13. I1UHAR
Modern Strenuousness
Is reflected In the eyesight o f the people.
a tho hurry of today the eyas are overtaxed more than any other
):'Kun. r'lrst they complalD m lldly In sundry aches and pains
h;i-h grov gradually worse and worse. The wise person heeds
' i :;t s'gns. Ho hunts una good Optometrist and seeks the
' -'sscs. Our facilities a at your disposal any day you wish
to call.
i.oo you skillful treatm nt and sure relief. Consultation free.
QUALITY SERV'K K
YOUNG & BUBAR
JEWELERS Ji OPTOMETRISTS
Phone Two-One-Fonr Roseburg, Oregon
when 43,205 short Ions were mined.
Majvor Smith, of Phlladeljihla,
has put the more than li.OOO em
ployes of the city of Philadelphia on
thc"water wagon," at least' during
working hours. The mayor's state
ment follows: "Today I have given
Instructions to every director and
bureau chief to Issue a general or
der against drinking among eni,
ployes during working hours. ""An
employe who must use liquor while
on duty or who takes liquor with
him when detailed for work, cannot
remain In the city's employ." -
Kid Cloves
Cordon Silk Hose
Complete Line
of
Full Dress
Suit
Samples At ,
SIMON CARO S
LEA lIX(t CLOTHIER -
Fit Guaranteed.
COMING!
Wednesday, March 15th
One night only, the Popular Actor
JERRY SULLIVAN
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III tho new Musical Cartoon Hovlew
"Mutt and Jeff
In College"
KM'iv.thliig n!.o!floly new.. iii:Mryvd souls now on sale at Chap
j. maii'sPharmaiy ., '
j ADMISSION ,vo T.-.c mid $1.00
The rugged, rock)' soil and the
errntlo climiite of Maine combine to
lm part a flavor to Sugar Corn, that!
Is different. Del Monte Mnlne Corn !
Is freshly gathered and selected and
canned with the distinctive sweetness
and flavor unimproved. Oct true
Malno Corn at less than 13c per can
by the dozen, at tho People's Supply
Co. 336-tf
. Coal was first noted in the Coos
liny region about HO years ago. Pro
fessor .1. S. Newberry having report
ed In 1S55 thai tho coal deposits of
Coos Day had begun to nttract at
tention. Tho first cargo was shipped
from tho Empire Rasln, but the dls-i
covery of coal near the head of Coos
Ray soon transformed tho point of I
prducjlon, which remained tho prin-
cipal mine until within the lust de-l
cade, slnro the Heaver 11111 mlno has
been more successfully managed and
becntuo tho chief producer. The first
record of cool production Is contain-j
eil In the census., report of 1 S SO. j
gaged deal ing right-of-way for the I
S. P. Co.. Is fading' timber on tun
nel S, which, will be very desirable
to have removed before another
snow storm comes, as all. lines were
demoralized during the last month's
snow. t ' ' i ' - i
Ms.' lMster, mother of E. F. Heis
ler, of Azalea, who' has spent the
whiter at tho home of her son, left
for .Portland Monday," she will visit
her daughter. Mrs. ttlrhxrdsnh for a
tow mollis before she returns to her
home ill Otiio.
V. AW Dlllard, of Rosebur. who
l :tho caretaker at the Victory mine
I( w- mi. duty there, lle wa? formerly
,,lOvif -of- Douglas-ounty, and Is
. i wcU known hero. ' '
MAJESTIC
IT'S PIITCKRENT.
TODAY ONE DAY ONLY
IN THE NAME
OF THE LAW
A Lory of the Life of .the
Southern Mountaineers, of
.Moonshiners and Illicit Stills
Hidden in the Hills, af
fords a rich field of Romance
for a photodrama. Plenty of
Thrills In this three thousand
teet of Pictures.
I TIME AND TIDE
m A Comedy Drama with a Dig
Grin.
ton .
BILLY VAN DUSEN'S
SHADOW
A Comedy with a Hlg Laugh.
(iKOIttiE OYEY In
TOO PROUD TO FICHT
A Comedy with a Big Roar
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TOMORROW. -
THE BAIT
A Powerful Sory In 5 Parts
Bell Millinery
Spring-lOpening!
Fisk Pattern Hats
They Tell the Style
New Spring Styles greet you at our Special
Milliner' Opening on
Saturday, March 11
You will find here all the latest styles in Peach
Basket shapes, with unique ribbon trims,
Aff riean Liseret shapes trimmed in Taffeta to
match, in shades of Gulf Green, Dove Gray,
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,-nw Spring models,
Styles for everyone. .
New Complete line of Forest Mill reinforced
. . Summer Underwear.
Kayser Silk G-lcves in all tlie hew shades..
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS
THIS STORE BIDS YOU WELCOME
Bell Sisters .Building. -
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BLACK and WHITE
SHOES
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No matter what kind of o
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paper wewilliw gou results
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
IRVIN BRUNN
'. . SHOES THAT SATISFY
Perkins Building ; ; Cass St., Roseburg
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