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MOVIAY, A1WNT SO, 1017.
ACT
upon that impulse to have Absolute Protec
tion for your valuables, by placing them in
our Fire and Burglar Proof Vault. The cost
is not high, as you can rent a Safe Deposit
Box here for a reasonable rate.
TheRosebuig National Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
HUNTERS
Open Bnason for doer begins Aug
ust 15 and wo suggest that you buy
your ammunition and Tlfles now,
"while tho buying Is good" for quite
llkoly there will be some advance In
price of nmimmlatlon as one hue
boon scheduled for rlfleB.
Then again our stock of ammuni
tion Is fairly complete but we antici
pate a shortago qulto soon. The
jobbers aro not able to nil orders
completely oven now. Our orders
wore placed last winter and stock
haB been arriving for nearly two
months and still Id not all in.
Churchill Hardware Co
Work On These Swift Fight
ing Craft For Navy
Progresses
EFFECTIVENESS PROVEN
About KlKhteeii JVfoiitlif Itiii.ivl to
Complete Hi'&ut A'uiuber of
J tout JenlrtJKx dilu
tion Itourd Frauds.
(Uy AHBucmied Preen.)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. Pre
parations are being perfected for the
greatest destroyer fleet tne world
has ever seen, and the present flo
tilla belonging to the United States
navy will be trebled. Secretary of
the Navy Daniels made thin an
nouncement today after a conference
with ship builders. The work of
preparing this mighty fleet of torpe
do boat destroyers will be niBhed a
fast as the capacities of the various
ship building plants of the country
qua turn out the vessels, but It la
predicted that probably not more
than IS months will be required to
complete the program settled upon
by tho navy uepartment. Effective
ness of the destroyers in the pre
sent war, and their worK in prevent
ing German submarines from torpe
doing U. S. transports while enroute
to Europe with soldiers, recently, has
demonstrated their effectiveness.
Ivvempt ion Hoiml Frauds.
RUSSKLLVILLK, Ky., Aug. 20.
Sheriff James Taylor and County
Judge J. w. Edward, of the local
I Aeiijiiiuu uuuru, wero arresieu 10-
uay ou me cnurge 01 oDsirucuug me
draft. Federal ofllcera under orders
from the department of Justice, made
tho arrest.
(iOODllYH HOOZK.
How About Your Fall Suit?
More
NewOnesToday
You will buy one, and we are in bet
ter position to save you money than
ever before. Our Coats and Suits are
bought in large quantities and you
get the saving if you get a Golden
Rule Suit.
Incorporated J
WASHINGTON, Aug. 18. Eleven
o'clock on tho night of Saturday, Sep
tcinber 8, is tho timo llxod by the
food adininlHtratlon when all procea
sca In the production in tho United
States of distilled spirits for bever
age purposes must stop.
The 30-day period allowed from
the aproval of the food control law
expires at midnight. September 9.
but this dato falls on Sunday, and
the Internal revenue law prevents
tho operation or dlBtlllerles after 11
o'clock Saturday night.
Live-wire Doings of City
MAJESTIC
ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW
Matinee Every Dav, 2 to 5
Eveninus,7:15 & 8:50, 5c--10c
TODAY IINK HAY ONLY.
What would you do for m.V a month? Sw the fain. .us star of
stag ami scivcn
FREDERICK WARDE in
"Hinton's Double"
A thrilllnK photoplay of high nn;tin"t intstukon Identity, poverty and
llu law.
"The Hole in the Wall"
loth chapter of
The Mystery of the Double Cross
The K'tNilt'M tnWt'iy ntni'V tllllH'il.
IIKIMK AN1 THI loo Jiii.i tor tun purposes onl .
8 Reels Admission, Adults 10c, Children 5c 8 Reels
imtomtow.
A w.fe'n tragic secret and how who iet-nltil
tlft biK theme of
' r hu hind
The Waiting Soul
Willi Mine. IVtnun.
W KIX KSI 1 A V l: T K II X A I . I.OVK." It's a Uniterm.
thuihmay "Thk io:i:i cahk."
FllW.tV "1.1TTI.K MISS XOIIOOV" with VIOI.KT MDHSKIIKAV.
8ATI IIDAV 1,1 l.l.l A N Al.hl l! In "SAI.I.Y-IN. A-IU HHY."
COMING KKII'AY A.M SA1THKAY, August HI and K'intlw.r I,
"VOMMHMl"
Marriage Idcenae Issued.
A lnurrlago was iHsued today to
Karl Groeditlicr, of California, and
Jessie Korrealer, of Itoschurg.
N'ew Itesidenta In Eugene.
I). C. Wolf and family have moved
to this city from IloHehurg. Mr. Wolf
Is a Southern Pacific employe. They
aro making their homo on Fourth
aveniio west. Eugcno Guard.
Passes Through Eugene.
Miss Ethel Tooze, a former stud
ent of tho university, and a member
of Chi Omega, women's fraternity,
yesterday passed through Eugene on
her way to Koseburg for a short visit.
Eugene Heglster.
Dollar Day Shoo Kalo,
The Koseburg Itooturie has plan
ned a dollar sale for tomorrow, and
will sell a pair of shoes for every
member of the family for one dollar
a pair. Tho doors of tho store will
be open at nine o'clock for this uni
que sale, and a rush for tho choice
of siioes Is anticipated.
K. C. ltcnsou Improve.
E. C. lienson, secretary of the
Merchants' Association, who ha?
been quito 111 nt his home on IMne
streets for several days past Is re
ported to he improving, but it will
1m a week or two before ho will he
able to attend to his husincHS dudes.
Enlisted in the Navy,
Shirley Goodman Is In the city
from Portland visiting with rela
tives and friends. He has enlisted
in tile navy and will leave tomorrow
night for Rremertim navy yard to go
Into service lor l'nele Sam. Until
his enlistment he lias been storo
manager for the Knight Electric Co..
at Portland.
lieturn to Itosclutrg.
I). Asher and wile, for n-nny years
residents of West 1 Hoselmrir. but
more recently living a: Cottage
Grove, have disposetl of their prop-
erty there and will again m ike their
home in tills city. Mr. Asher is a
Civil war veteran, and bai derided
to abandon active work, in failinK
1 strength compels him to rest.
Parent-Teacher Meeting.
Tho Benson-Parent Teachers As-1
sociation and Industrial club will j
meet at the Benson school Tuesday
evenjng, August 21, at 8 o'clock.!
Miss Cowgill. of O. A. C will give a
short talk. Everyone Is urged to be
present.
Home After Outing.
Mrs. L. W. Ingels and children.
who have been camped at Carnes for
the past several weeks, where Mr.
Kngcls has been engaged In building
a bouse on the J. K. Falbe property,
are home again. Mr. Ingels will re
main out of town for a short time,
yet, as he Is engaged In work on a
prune drier in that neighborhood.
He was In town, however, today for
a visit.
Former Pastor Ijeavea.
Rev. S. A. Dauglas and son. Earl,
left this afternoon for Albany where
they will enjoy a couple of weeks at
fishing. Rev. Douglas has a summer
noine some distance from Alhanv In
the mountains and the journey there
will be made tomorrow. Earl Douglas
leaves soon for Portland where he
will take examinations for entrance
Into the U. S. radio corps.
Changes Will lie Few.
There will be very few changes in
the lines of the Ford car for the
coming year. One of the Improve
ments Is in the ventilating wind
shield but in general the 1918 Ford
will appear very much the same as
Its relatives or 1917. When it comes
to the price, the 1918 car Is on the
same basis as the car of the past
year, with $400.70 for a runabout
and $415.70 for tho touring car, de
livered In Roseburg.
Ijeave Farm for Kugem.
H. W. Horn, of Yoncalla, was in
town today from his ranch near the
former place. He held an auction
sale of stock, Saturday, and under
the cheerful persuasion of ..uctlonoer
.lucid, of Roseburg, tho sule went
smoothly along. Mr. Horn, who was
formerly engaged in blacksmithlng
In this city, is now operating an
auto machine shop at Eugene. Mrs.
Horn, formerly Mrs. Aderton, well
known hero, and children, will join
her husband at Eugene this winter so
that tne youngsters may enjoy school
privileges.
Doing Their -'lilt."
Work of preparing ground for
next year's crop has already begun
in tniB county. Mark Hannah has
started his plowing, and will sow his
property to winter grain. Gilbert
wood, tne 15-years-old son of It. R.
Wood, is busy these days coeratinz
a disc plow, and oxpect3 to have the
rarni ready for seeding by the time
school begins September 24. Both of
these farms lie on the Nort'i ITihd
qua near the Overland Orchards. The
plowing is being done wirh dis.is on
both places, tho ground bring too dry
ror me common plow to be used. In
fact no other sort of machine can he
used at this season of the year. The
ground turns over somewhat cloddy.
oui tinner tne first rain can ne work
ed down easily and made ready for
the seed. Realizing the great advan
tage of fall seeding, many farmers
will hasten work aloni; this fall pre
paratory to adding their inlte to the
l.OOu.OOO.OOO bushel wheat crop
looked for In 1918.
E. W. Doyer arrived Monday from
ntHHlA nnri will look after business
Interests for a few hours In tbiu city.
Miss Pearl Stewart a local train
ed nurse left today for Oakland to
attend to professional duties for sev
eral days.
Mrs. J. Johnson, of Clendale, ar
rived today and will visit for sev
eral days with her mother, Mrs. Ber
tha Jones.
Mrs. H. Marsters arrived MonJay
afternoon from Myrtle Creek and will
attend to shopping for a few hours
this afternoon.
Mrs. W. Barry left this afternoon
for her home at Cottage Grove after
visiting at the home of Mrs. A. Tay
lor, of this city. .
Mrs. George Thompson and daugh
ter left today for Portland where
they will visit with friends and rela
tives for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith left
this afternoon for Sutherlln after at
tending to business matters In the
city during the day.
Earl Benedick Is negotiating a
purchase of the Dowell property In
West Roseburg, but the sale 'las not
yet been consummated.
Mrs. W. D. Bell, of the Uobo con
fectionery, who has been visiting
with friends and relatives in Port
land for the past week, returned
here last night.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Woodward and
daughter returned to Yoncalla today
after spending the week end at the
home of Mrs. F. J. Woodward, o"
South Pine street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thornton,
Dr. K. L. Miller and daughters,
Madge and Mayhelle, returned last
evening from an outing in tho vicin
ity of Fall creek. They report
splendid time.
Get in the line tomorrow morn
ing nt nine o'clock for the dollar
day shoe sale at the Roseburg Boot-
erie. There Is a pair of shoes at
that store for you -at $1. Doors open
at nine, be on time.
Chas. Greenman, formerly night
ticket agent at the S. P. depot in
this city, who has been seriously ill
at hiB home on Mill Btreet for the
past month, was yeBterday removed
to Morcy hospital.
Mrs. Henry Strader arrived Mnn-
day from Grants Pass whore sho nas
been looking after business interests.
Mrs. W. Watson left for her home
at Sutherlln Monday after spending
the week-end with Mrs. O. H. Nelson.
William E Coey. or south Deer
creek, today joined tne navy and left
this afternoon for Portland where
he will take examinations for en
trance. Mr. Coey haB many friends
In this city who wish him much glory
and a safe return.
Miss Margaret Machinturff. of
Sutherlln, who has been visiting for
several days with her friend. Miss
Marjorie Brown, of Salem, returned
home this afternoon, MIsb Brown Is
a house guest at the Bellows resi
dence In West Roseburg.
James Sawyers, county treasurer,
and Stanley Kidder, a postal Inspec
tor with headquarters at Marshall,
Texas, who arrived in this city Sat
urday night, left this afternoon for
Rock creek and will spend the next
few days in that vicinity hunting and
Ashing.
CITY NEWS 3
House paints, all kinds, low prices.
Cordon & Bishop. a24
W. W. Cardwcll was In the city to
day from his farm at Coles Valley.
B. II. Bullwinkle, a prominent ci'i
zen of Riddle, is a business visitor
In the city today.
Ralph Knight, a well known ranch
er of Canyonville, Is a business visit
or in the city today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Leaf, of Aberdeen.
Wnsh., arrived today and will visit
at the Marsters homo In this city.
SHEEPMEN Will herd sheep for
agreed terms it run on my ion
acres and surrounding grazing
lan3. Phone or write, W. C. O.
Steuer, Buck Fork, Or. .
FOR RENT 5-room furnished
house, or will sell furniture. In
quire 740 Cobb street.
WANTED Partner for opening up
gold and silver ledge assaying
over $200 to ton. MjtBt furnish
pack and saddle horses. Address
or call 1145 Harvard avenue,
Roseburg.
FOR SAI-K One snddlo pony, sever
al milch cows. Phone 10F11, or
address Box 282. Roseburg. Ore.
WANTED Laborers at Winchester
for work on concrete and gravel,
30 cents per hour. See Burcli field,
on the ground.
WANTED A general housekeeper,
steady position. Address Mabel R.
Perry, Rt. 1, Box 39. ' a26
On Guard at
Ft. Stevens
When your soldier boy Is on
guard, he will need a watch with
a. radiollte dial, so as to see the
time in the dark hours of the
night, without lighting a match
and exposing himself. Such a
watch can be had, complete with
wrist strap, and guaranteed
movement for only $4.23 at
BUBAR BROS.
Jewelers it Optometrist.
On dinplny In our window, Mnll
Orders Promptly Filled-
tiunllty Service.
! Return Kr.un Camping Trip.
I 1'. T. Bubar anil 1). 11. llubttr. who
1 motored to Hock creek Saturday
i night returned to this city last even-'
1 iug They were accompanied home -
by their wives and Mr. and Mrs. P.!
T. llubar's little (laughter, Pauline.
.Mis. (!. w. Young and Mrs. F. M.
Aokeley. who have been Senrllnrf,
the past week camping at that place, i
' Miss Hiwl Gootlmnll Married. !
A report was received In this of
fice today uf the niarrlai;e at Paleni, ,
of Miss Hazel Goodman, a populari
' young lady of this city, and Hoy Kll-l
Iom of Portland Details of the
j wedding could not ho ascertained at!
I this time, but additional Informa
nt Ion will ho learned In a few days.,
j Mr. Klldove Is a Portland business
man and It is thought that tho,
I young roupla will reside in that city.
The Screen's Greatest
Patriotic Iiessa.fSe
,h will strike a
responsive chord in the breast
of every rcUtiTe of Uncle jm. j
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At The
ANTLERS THEATRE
TONIGHT
And Tomorrow Afternoon and Evening
Admission Adults 20c Children 10c
Your Home Is Just
i i
What You Make It!
And the interior furnishings go a long way
in making a complete and happy home.
Our store is a veritable revelation in the
way of furnishings not only to the old folks
but the newly weds as well.
Everything is here to furnish your home in
the most approved manner.
A. J. LILBURN & SON
COMPLETE HOME Fl'IlN'ISIlEIiS. Cass Street, Koseburg, Ore,
Tuesday, August 21
Dollar
AT THE
!$! Day
v.
Roseburg Booterie
A PAIR FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY
DOORS OPEN, 9 A. M.
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
mVIN BHUNX
Shoes That Satisfy. Perkins liuildlnK, Cass St.
ANTLERS THEATRE
CO.MIXO XKXT WT.nXKSIUY KVKXI.Nti OX I A' AT 7: Iff & 8:45
Wilfred Lucas and Lillian Gish
In the five-reel Triangle Feature.
"SOULS
TRIUMPHANT"
and a Triangle Comedy and 1'nivemil Magazine.
Admission as Usual, Adults 10c, Children 5c
Comliu; Thursday evening only nt 7:1.1 and H:4r
Pauline Fredericks
In the five-reel Paramount Mnster-Keature
"SAPPHO"
A dramatization of the famous novel tv Alphnnse tiandt Also the
19lh chapter of the patriotic aerial "ldhe-ty." It.il (,., benellt
performance. .uiii---.i .111 .-, ami lllr.
Coming mnt Monday and Tuesday, MK-clal malinre Turmlay after
noon at 2:15. a new version in la monster reels and three acta of
the famous Alaskan story "THK SPOII.KKM." ltU'Kvr, better and
Kreater than ever. Three additional reel. Tlio whole story com.
pletr without cuts. Admission. Adults air. Children tor