The evening news., September 04, 1919, Page 6, Image 6

MILLINERY OPENING
Tonight
Tomorrow
New York or New Mexico, you are dead sure of
one thing in every one of Bill Hart's pictures
FIGHTS
This time the husky Westerner tears right into
Broadway's
roughest.
BIG BILL HART
IN
BRANDING BROADWAY
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DEAR PEOPLE: i
This is Big Bill's latest picture mid should not he . confused' with
any of tin? pictures niiide some years ngo; it is 100 per cent entertain
ment, and in our opinion the hest he lias ever produced, right up to the
Sutlers standard, and vc guarantee it.
In addition to tlie above we are showing on this bill James Mont
gomery I'lagg's latest comedy creation, "Independence I.'Gosh," and
Robcrl (.'. Hruce's new scenic offering, "Sundown."
U.L.PERCY.
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Friday and Suturday, 5-0. Large
novolty Bhnpos of Bilk pnnne velvet,
with Ostrich plume trim. Holl Mil
linery. B.f,
Mrs. Vim Pickens will gtnrt a clans
In muBlc September 10. I'hnno
221-J. G.14 South Main streot.
Seasonable Ladies Ready-to-Wear
Coats, Suits, Dresses
Skirts and Waists
Our new Ready-to-Wear Department is thoroughly
stocked with the newest of New .York fashions.
These garments bought direct from manufacturers
the J. C. Penney Company way, means a big saving
to you. Call and look over our line. We will be
glad to show you that
You Buy It Here For Less
Incorporated J
NOTICK OF
MKKT1NO OF
A.MUItU'AN
UOIOX
Post No. Ill, Amotican Legion of
Oregon, will hold a meeting In the
city hall at Itoseburg, Friday even
ing, September 5, at 8 o'clock, for
the purpoHe of effecting a perma
nont organization, and transacting
such other businuss aH may come be
fore it. .Members will please be
present.
AM, nX-SICDVICW MEN' OF
IH)lini,AS COUNTY A H 10' INVITHI)
TO 1110 l'HKSKNT AT THIS M10J0T
INH AN'l) AFFILIATE WITH THE
1.I0OION. i "LOTS STICK TO
OHTII.ER." S-S. OUY CORDON,
Temporary Socrutnry.
TONKJlir ONLY
TOMOHItOW
MARY PICKFORD
"CAPRICE"
Keystone
Comedy
Pathe
News
A program you wont want to miss come en.rlv.
HERE TO GO
When you need Horseshoes,
yon to the lihickniuilh.
Kor SnusnRo the Meat Mar
ket.
For
Store.
Overcoats Ihe Clothing'
floods tlie, Dry
W it I r lies the .lewelery
Ihe Furniture
For Dress
Goods Store.
For Hnnnets the Milliner.
Fur Footwear the Shoe Store.
For Nnils -- t'he Hardware
Store.
"For
Store.
Foi
st ore.
For MealH the liestuurant.
For Tohacco the Cigar Store.
For Pills the DruR Store.
iAnd so on through the various
needs of daily Jife.
Hint when you need WrithiK
Materials. Inks, Pencils. Foun
tain IVns, Pin (irade Paper.
Ilond Paper, Clips, Erasers, Hooks
of every description, and all the
hundreds of other tteuis in this
class, you naturally turn to
head i uu rtci's for them lit the
HOOK AND STATIONERY
STOltR
Our Store is such a tine, com
plete and up-to-date. here the
latest select Ions can always he
found.
We hnve the NKW SCHOOL
HOOKS ItriiiK In your old ones
' Ich have heen discarded and
get either the cash or n credit
slip for them hefore the School
Opening and avoid the rush. It
will help us and you also.
The Roseburg
Book Store
M. ,1. S. J. SHOKMAKKK.
All parts of Oregon ranges except
the areas nut accessible to water are
loaded lo the limit, reports Prof. E.
it. Potter, head of animal husband
ry, who has jiiHt completed a sulvey
of the ranges in Bouth central Ore
gon. A rather heavy movement of fat
stuff and feeds Is expected to take
place this fall. Some of tills stock
will go to western markets but most
of It will find Us way east.
Oregon ranges are not suffering
the famine conditions that have af
fected several other western states
litis year, Professor Potter points
out. On the other hand growers in
creased their Holdings under war
conditions and a good surplus has
been accumulated. Unless farmers
take a little less for their hay there
is danger that the Block will be sold
so closely this year that the farmers
will find It difficult to market their
r;rop next year, Professor Potter
thinks.
Such overcrowding of ranges ai
was found occurred in territory ad
jacent to abundant water. In other
places where watering holes are 30
miles apart a splendid crop has
grown and Is going to waste. Asked
why the stockmen do not develop
water, Prof. Potter said:
"The cost of developing water in
these unused ranges will run from
5 to 1 0 cents per acre. No stockman
ca nafford to pay this price unless he
has some power over the range or
exclusive right to use the watering
privileges. With the ranges under
reo-iintlons this would be
feasible and greatly develop the
.trying ower of the ranges. "
XOTICM
Persons who can offer rooms and
board for teachers should notify the
Superintendent, Telephone 484, by
Monday, September 8th, giving na
ture and, if possible, price of ac
commodations. A 1TB R 13 Y O. SMITH.
According1 to information received
In this city today. Chas, H. Fisher,
it one time connected with a local
oaper, hut for the nast few years
owner of the Salem Capital Journal.
ns disposed of that paper and fcvill
return to Eugene, where he at one"
time operated the Fugene Guard and
will again associate himself with
that paper. The family is now pack
ing thoin household goods prepara
tory to leaving for their new location.
Announce
First complete showing of latest novelties in
Tailored and Pattern Hats for Fall wear
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 5th and 6th
DAILY WEATHER DEPORT.
U. S. Weather Bureau local office.
Roseburg Oregon, 24 hours ending
at 5:U0 a. m.
Precipitation In Inches and hun
dreths: Highest temp, yesterday 66
Lowest temp, last n-ight f2
Precipitation, last 24 hours. T... .44
Total precip. since 1st of mo 44
Normal precip. for thlB mo 1.04
Total precip. from September 1,
1919, to date j
Average precip. from September
1, 1877
Total derilclency from Septem
ber 7, 1919
Average precipitation for 42
wot seasons, September to
May, inclusive) 31.98
WILLIAM BELL, Observer.
.44
.08
.36
WANTED TO BUY Small modern
bungalow or cottage in clty'limitB.
Price must be reasonable with
terms. State location of property,
price and all details connected
therewith. Address L. M. O., care
of News office.
CTNSUS CLTRKS (Men, women.)
4000 needed. $92 month. Age, IS
upward. Examinations every
where soon. Experience unnec
essary. For free particulars,
write J. Leonard (former govern
ment examiner). 1075 Equitable
Bldg., Washington.
NKW TODAY.
WANTED Modern B-room furnish
ed house. Address 1137 S. Pine St.
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
Ing rooms; 629 8. Pine street.
Duds
for
Men
Announcing the
Arrival of ,
A. EL Anderson
& Co's. line of
Made-to-Measure
Samples of
Fall and
Winter, 1919-20.
On display for
Your inspection.
FOR SALK 18 good laying white
hens. Inquire at McDonald place,
Kdonhower. Alhert J. Wright.
POR SALE Good motor hoat, 3-horso-power
motor, cheap. Apply
-corner Washington and Rose Sts.,
Hoseburg.
FO R SALE Six . Indian Runner
ducks, four months old. H.
Kronke, 325 West First street,
Rosehnrg.
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School Time
and Your
Child's Eyes
How About Your Children's
Kyes?
Does your child enjoy nor
mal vision? Is he a little
near or far-sighted?
Does his eyes tire easily?
School time Is near. Have
your children's eyes examin
ed at once and find if there
is any trouble.
Proper attention now, may
snve more serious trouble
later.
Free Consultation.
BUBAR BROS,
oiTosncTRisrrs.
JACKSON ST11EET
OUR LINE OF
Infant's Shoes
is complete. Bring us the baby and
we will dress its feet properly.
How about that old pair you want repaired? Send
us your work and see the difference.
Quality Shoe Repairing
Roseburg' Booterie
IltVIN DHUN.V '
SHOES THAT SATISFY A Nl FIT YOUR FEET ,
Perkins Building Cass St.
IT DOES NOT
REQUIRE A GENIUS
to demonstrate the fact that snvlng brings success.
There is no secretprocess about Is. It Is open to
everyone "who earnostly endeavors to accomplish. Why
not start this good habit now? You can start an ac
count with us with (1.00 or more.
The Roseburg National Bank
Kos.eDur.Ure.
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Inexpensive Coats of Certified Style! -f?
Every factor that contributes to smartness
in winter coats has been incorporated in
materials, linings, trimmings, workman
ship. Yet the prices are unusually low for
the times.
There are sizes for everybody; there are
colors to suit every taste; with workman
ship ensuring long wear and unfailing
satisfaction.
Note these two specials
A score as good await you
Ckver sport model for elrli
and small wo in n. Klne
Hoathercloih,
$37.50
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ELLOWS SlO R
This new silhouette for girls
and small women moder
ating from extreme fullness
at top. Of snappy Sparkle
cloth $40.00