FHIDAY, A IRlli 80, 10T.
JAPANESE SPEAKERS
NUMBERWILO FOWLS IN
THE EVEXTNO NEWS
WANT
SOCIAL DAXCK.
At Maccabee hall, Saturday
night, April 21. Ott'a orchestra.
Harry Cook, mgr. 124-a21
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Every Man
EveryWoman
to attend the big sale at this
store.' It will pay you to come.
Good honest, clean new mer
chandise. Nothing Held Back!
Nothing Reserved!
A Good Big, Honest
Cut in Prices!
We mean just exactly what we
say in our ads. A real sale of
real merchandise.
The Entire Stock
To Select" From!
This Should Spell Opportunity to You
Sale will continue daily until further
notice. Make ita point to set a day
and attend this big sale. Women and
children's shoes, dry goods. Women
and children's ready-to-wear. .Men's
and boys' hats, shirts, underwear, etc.
Store is 7 "L-J Store is
Closed flSilGr S Closed
Sale Opens Tomorrow at 10:00 a. m.
G.. Cleek and wife, of Albany, who
have been spending their honeymoon
here, left today for Dlllard where
they will visit with relatives.
Mrs. P. N. Butcher returned last
night to her home at Riddle after
shopping and visiting in this city
with friends. .
Be Sure to Attend Our Great
QuickActionSale
It Offers Many Rare. Bargains
The "Quick Action" Sale Is the irrcjitest bona IWo sale ever held
111 these parts: the biirjreKt bargain opportunity you luno ever wit
nessed. Front the first day, tills sale has toai a (jrand success.
We nro turning our stock inlo cash, to pay off Hie retiring partner.
Our loss Is your pain so be on hand early tomorrow to share in
the many money-savings piovidcd in X
Watches Fancy China
Diamonds Viking Silver
Rings Bracelets
Silverwear Clocks
Brassware Cut Glass
fountain pens, brooches, pendants, toilet sets. manicuTe sets, tabla
" ware, souvenir spoons, etc. !n this small ad. wo. can't give you
even a faint Idea of the wonderful economics offered you durinir
this great sale. Come and see the articles; note the prices and
buy all you need for yearB to come.
Note These Wonderful Savings
A diamond cluster ring of seven
fine white stones platinum
Bet. Regular price Ot(rj A A
f 140, now ifcy.UU
A dlatnond and pearl set
brooch. Regular
$85, now
$58.00
A pair of diamond ear screws.
blue white sio
f48.H0. Special
blue white stones, nn AA
.(DOU.VV
A choice lot of sterling
silver souvenir spoons
95c
A 4-pioce quadruple silver plat
ed chocolate set, 12. qtn C(
Special - OU.OU
China plates, gold and plat
inum decorated, rf C
2.75, now O 1.00
A lot of gold filled and sterl
ing cuff links as hl;h QJ
as 12.75 ...tJOC
Choice of hat pins( some nn"
solid gold) -OUC
$1.25 Baby Bracelets 85C
(By Associated Pross.
TOKIO, April 20. Speeches by
well-known men urging the tighten
ing of the bonus of friendship be
tween the United Slates, and Japan
were made at a luncheon given in
honor of Ur, Jokichi Tnkamine, of
New York, by the new America So
ciety of Tokio. Dr. Takamlne Is re
turning to New York and he has been
elected as honorary president of the
new.Tokio organization which is sim
ilar to the Japan Society of New
York.
All the speakers, Including Vis
count Kaneko, Dr. Juichi Soyeda and
Ekl Hiokl, formerly minister to
China, dwelt uion the desirability of
finding solutions to the so-called
American problems. Mr. Hiokl in
particular said that the reocnt Idaho
bills were a warning that the ques
tions were not yet settled and do
clured that the two governments
should earnestly take up the matter
and strive for a solution.
Dr. Soyeda prophesied that Japan
and the United States would be more
firmly united tha never before and
he expressed the hope that President
Wilson would Bend Jnimn aa ambas
sador a man who would complete the
good work begun by the late Ambas
sador Guthrie. ,
WARXINfl TO ALJ., YOUNG MKX.
All young men who will be subject
to draft into the United States army
should awake to their interests.
Every Indication from all reliable
sources points to the fact that the
United States will soon draft an
army of at least two million men.
When this army is raised It will be
in the power of the United StateB to
send this army where it will do the
most good in winning the war be
tween this nation and Germany.
If you aro subject to draft you will
be called into service and sent, most
likely, out of the United States. Arc
you prepared to go? Have you made
provision for the future? If you es
cape doath but conio backdisabled
so that you cannot work will you
have any Income? These are serious
questions and every young man
should immediately take thought
concerning his future.
The old reliable life insurance
companies are taking steps to safe
guard Tiielr policy-holders and will
add clauses wjiich will add very
large extra premiums on all policies
taken after the 26th of this month
should the applicant engage in mili
tary service outside of the United
States. What does this mean? It
simply means that if you haven't tak
en steps to insure your life before
the 26th of this month and should
wish to do so after that date that you
would be subject to an added extra
premium should .you have to go to
war outside of the United States.
You may reason that there will be
many companies that will not ask
this extra premium and you can get
protection In those companies. 1
wish to state that I bellece and that.
it is the belief o fthe majority of
sound thinking men of this nation
that those companies that do not add
thlB clause for their protection will
stand a poor chance of surviving the
fearful ordeal now confronting the
nation.
You have the choice of many re
liable old line companies at this time,
but the time is very short only a
few days. You should get your life
insurance touay and not delay a sin
gle minute. If you apply before the
26th of tills month there will he no
restriction on your policy as to milf
tary or naval service within the lim
its of the United States. Not be
cause of my business but because 1
know that you will regret not hav
ing taken out insurance I urge every
young man wherever 'he may he to
get busy and' think of his future and
wha may happen to him and any
loved ones he may have to get In
sured touay. This may be your last
opportunity for several years to get
the best insurance at a rate you can
afford to pay.
At this time when wo are all called
upon to support the flag of our coun
try it behooves all of us, not only to
do all we can to support our flag, but
toprotect our lives us much for our
own future welfare and tho welfure
of any loved ones we may have.
Young men you will surely regret it
if you fail to take out life Insurance
at this time.
Very sincerely,
J. F. HUTCH ASON.
SAGE TEA
10
I
It's Grandmother's Recipe to
Bring' Back Color and
Lustre to Hair.
You can turn gray, faded hair beau
tifuliy dark and lustrous almost over
night if you'll get a fiO-cent bottle of
"Wyeth's Snge and Sulphur Compound"
at any drug store. Millions of bottles of
this old famous Sage Tea Recipe, im
proved by the addition of other ingredi
ents, are sold annually, says a well
known druggit here, because it darkens
the hair so nnturally and evenly that no
one can tell it has been applied.
Those wlione hair iB turning gray or
becoming faded hare a surprise awaiting
them, because alter one or two applica
tions the grav hair vanishes and your
locks become luxuriantly dark and beau
tiful. This is the ape of youth. Gray-haired,
unattractive folks aren't wanted around
so get busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sul
phur Compound to-nicht and you'll be de
lighted with your dark, lundsome hair
and your youthful appearance within a
few days.
This preparation is a toilet requisite
and is not intended for the cure, mitiga
tion or prevention of disease.
CITY NKW9.
Subscriptions Tor magazines solic
ited. Fiction Library. Oluilp
Mrs. Win. Duer. of Sutherlln, was
shopping in the city today.
Arundei,' piano vuner. . Phou.
18S-L,. ' 1062-t.
, W. C. Moore left today for Port
land to attend" to business.
The U. S. cream sonarator. nt
Churchills. Ill-a21
F. Asaui. of Mprtlo Creek, was a
visitor in i city yesterday.
Special Bargains in used cars. Cull
at Roseburg Garage. 49-a30
Mrs. F. C. Woldrao, of Drain, ar
rived today to spend a short time
visiting In tills city.
Have those safety razor blades
sharpened, only 30c per doz., at
Churchill's. Ill-a21
Mrs. Inslev returned lnut nl,!, i
her homo nt Green after spending
the day In this city.
Mrs. C. 12 Parks, nf WlnelioalAi-
returned to her home this aft
aftor shopping In this city.
P. N. Butcher, of Ashland, arriv
ed today to uttend to btislonss mat
ters in tnis city.
T. B. Sparks, who recently under
went an operation at Mercy hospital
returned to hlB home today.
The Pnllyitnnn, nerves the lies:
chicken tamales to be bad anywhere
at any price. 1233-tl
Theodore M. Burr, of Salem, Is In
the city for several days attending to
business matters.
Auto for hire, city and country
driving. Phon 5., 214 Cnss street
A. J. Powell. 110-tf
Mrs. W. T. Hoyt, of Suthorlin,
who has been attending Presbyterial
returned to ner home today.
Mrs. Georgo A. Michaol arrived
last night from Albany to visit here
with friends for a short tlmo. .
E. L. Giles returned last night
from Uugcne where he has been at
tending to DusinesB matters.
S. E. Utterlmck returned this aft
ernoon to his home at Sutherlln aft
or attending to business here.
Attorney C. F. Hopkins spent u
few hours In Oakland yesterday aft
ernoon attending to business affairs.
Mrs. George Stephens, of Oakland,
came over this morning -from her
home to spend the day In IhlB city.
Order bedding pi lints now. All
kinds In- any quantity. Prices right.
Mrs. F. D, Owens, florist, at the
Pollyanna, on Cass street, 1669-tf
B. K. Lawson and famiip, of Round
Prairie, camo over this afternoon to
spend a short time In this city. They
aro registered at tho Umpqua hotel.
Have your duds cleaned and press
ed by Sloper, the cleaner and prcBser.
All work promptly attended to and
satisfaction guaranteed. tf
Eugene Register: Mrs. R. E. Smith
of Hosoburg, who haH been visiting
In Portland, was In this city yester
day for a short visit with Mrs. Will
lam Kuykendail.
A new lawn mower wns purchased
for the court hojiso yard tills morn
ing and was Immediately put into
use by Terry Dunham, the janitor.
Mrs, Miller lnin-ovcii.
Our policy We believe that there
Is only one way lo build up a suc
cessful business, and that is to give
the customer all that he pays for and
a little utt more. Wo bcliove you
should get a full dollar's-worth for
every dollar you spend. Our policy
has always been to sell only the high
est grade merchandise at the lowest
'possesllile prices. That this policy
is working uat successfully, is ai.-
teated by Ihe largo numbers of peo
ple who patronize us. Are you one
of them? Bubar Bros., Jewelers and
optometrists. 98-tf
fflv Associated Press.)
SAN FRANCISCO, April 20. Vis
itors to the varloua lakes In Golden
Gate ark In this city as well as Lake
Merrltt, In the poptillous district of
Oakland, can gain a comprehensive
idea of the variety of wild water
fowl which abound in the Btate. Se
cure from all harm, hundreds of
these birds make these small bodies
of water their temporary home.
Thousands of persons constantly are
strolling along the banks but the
birds pay no heed to them. Should
the passer by tnrow a crust or a
cracker Inio tho water there Is an Im
mediate scramble for ttie morsel.
Canvas-back, sprig, teal and all tho
known species of duck make the
cities waters their common living
place.
AT THE MOTKIA.
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Arrivals nt the Umpquiv.
The. following are registered at
the Umpqua hotel: W. F. Olocknor,
Grants Pess; E. H. McCartoy, F. M.
Barnes, R, C. Klmber, S. Thompson,
Portland; Miss B. L. Newland, V. C.
Martin, Ten Mile; W. H. Locke, Port
land; Murrny Epstein, Now York; A.
H. Hodgson, Portland; B. K. Law-1
son, wife and son, Hound Pipiiio;
F. A. Borchort, Snn Francisco; A: A. 1
MeKinney, St. Louis, B. Llppninn.l
J. E. Larwood, 'O. Smllh and wife, 1
Portland; J. F. Gaines, Paso Robles,
Calif.; J. J. Jobson, New York City;
G. G. Leonard, Cleveland; Geo, H.
Hegerlch, Snn Francisco; T. F,
Mcscli, N. B. Macklin, Portland; Hen
ry Hall, Nowhore; John C. HolHto
San Francisco; T. W. Walsh, Chlca-
Remove the
Screen from
Your Vision
Preserve your youthtul eyesight
as you journey through the years.
The eyes of your youth. They
could instantly adjust t hem
sol vea from near to far vision.
Hut with tho advancing yours,
thousands of men and women
find that they need glasses for
close work. You must takeHhein
off every time you look at ob
jects moro thau three or four
feet away. This removing and
replacing of glasses or fussing
with two pairs is a nuisance
which can easily bo remedies by
wearing Kryptok Glasses. Kryp
toks "remove tho screen from
your vision" enable you to see
both near and far objects as
clearly and distinctly as with tho
eyesight of youth. We want you
to try Kryptoks. Call and see
them.
Quality Service.
BUBAR BROS
tJcwcloi'M & Optometrists,
Myit; AA
Front
Laced
They Wear Better
CORSETS -
They Fit Better
Back
Laced
They are guaranteed
and sold at
The SQUARE Store
AN KXCLUHIVH, LA DUOS' SHOP '
GEO. A. BURCIIARD 131 N. Jackson Street
go; II. A. lOdwards, Milwnukeo; K.
S. Fletcher, H. R. Grnither, Port
land; F. L. Harford, Seattle; J. M.
Balrd, Fred W, Hall, A. . S. Knudt
Bon, Chlcngo; S. Uraunstoln, Henry
C. Schaofer, San Francisco; A. C.
Straub, Roseburg; H. J. McCracken,
Sacramento; S. L. AlbauRh, C. W.
Huyhurat, Portland; C. P. R. Short,
San Francisco; T. U. Claypool, Port
land; C. C. McCornilck, Kustono. '
Arrivals at the Grand.
Tho following nro registered at
the Grand hotel: A. 13. Clancy, L.
G. Hllbock, Portland; J. H. Groat,
Eugene; C. P. Doll, Roseburg; G. W.
Lawrence, Portland; Eugene Marlon,
Spokano; J. Halllck. Seattle; H. 1).
Woods, Eugene; J. T. Greene, John
Welch, Jr., Portland; f. F. Urngor,
H. R. Crawford, 8nlom; M. C. Grog'
ory, W. R. Medley, P. H. Tynan, A. T.
Morlan, Portland; E. A. Kruno, Rese
lling;; J. C. MUlor, Yoncnlla; J. H,
Bricrly, Portland; S. S. Thayar, Til
lamook; Mar Tabler, Vancouver.
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CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS.
Notico is hereby given all persons
holulng county' warrant endorsed
"not paid for want of funds" to pre
sent them for payment at tho office
of the county treasurer of Douglas
county, Orogon, for lnteorst thereon
will cease after the 'date of this no
tice. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, April
20, 1917. -
J. E. SAWYERS,
125-m4 County Treasurer.
A Bargain!
130 acres, 7 ml. Roseburg on
good road. ' 50 acres cultivated,
20 acres level, balance sloping.
Fenced with woven wire, 3 cross
fences. Watered by springs. 80
ncres good .pasture, some fir and
oak timber. 3 0 room houH, largo
barn, newly roofed. New gran
ary 14x22. Chicken houses, etc.
Price $0000, down, balance 1
to 10 years, 5 per cent. Will sell
stock and equipment with place
if desired.
Fully Equipped Ranch
17 acres, 4 ml. UoRehurg, good
road. 0 acres bearing Italian
prunes, 2 acres corn land, 2
acres apples, balance In cherries,
walnuts and pears, in full bear
ing. Trees are 14 years old. Good
N mi. modern house, overlooking
valley. Barn, hog house, chick
en Jionses, etc. All Improvements
and equipment go with place. We
can' prove to you that place is
paying good dividends on prlco
asked. Price $8,000. $4, GOO
down, balance terms. Investigate
this at once.
iS. W. Young & Son
Kent Kstale mid Insurance.
1 1(1 Ovss Ht. Phono 417
Refer all your collections and fin
ancial matters for adjustment to
tho
PACIFIC AIMUETMHNT COIV
MICTION HKHVK'H, Inc.
for prompt attention. Room 222
Perkins Building. No charge un
less collection or adjustment Is
made.
S Showing
For Sprin;
Spring Goats
Spring Dress Goods
And a Fine Line of Silks!
A beautiful and dainty
line of Ladies' Dress
Goods, in latest weaves
A selection made at ,
our store means the
latest and most aprov
ed fashionable designs
shown.
I. Abraham
The Deoendable Store
LINOLEUM
RUGS, Seel
B. W. STRONG
THE FURNITURE MAN
The A. S. Huey Company
Jewelers and Opticians