Roseburg review., July 21, 1916, Image 6

It's Different
Always A
GOOD SHOW
1 1 MA-IKSTIC II 7 ''
III IHIIUII I Jl VI
7-RKKLS-7
TODAY
)C AND 10c-
TODAY. ONE DAY ONLY
The Mills of tlit (1ml (Iriml slowly, yet they
fi iilinl y small, is tin- keynote of
TiTe DEVIL'S TOY
The lunvcrful five part Kquituhle jiielurc slurring
ADI'.I.K MI.OOI) ami I.DWIN S I llVI.NS
Ailapleil ftom the l'oem. "The Mills of the Go.ls.''
It's W'oilh Seeing.
FOND VEII.YALL WAYS coon
See America First
Wonderful Views of (U.ieier National l'ark, anil
Kaitoou Koiuies.
TOMORROW
Clara Kimball Young in "The Yellow Passport"
One tif (he dealest Pictures ever made.
Coming: l'lorence Roberts in "SAI'HO"
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
M N 'l i-.l-t!.- :ts u-r from Sulh
i ; I. ii todav.
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Protect Your Eyes From the Sun lj
The Klar of tl.tr sun on Milliliter days makes us squint and
off t n cau-t" headache. K"pecia!ty if we have reason to be
outofdVois all the time. For the motorist and vacationist
our Auto tlohs ure a pleasant relief from the attacks of
"Old Sol." Amber kU''! are a favorite with many people.
We are howinc tlie Novii.l, a new Klasa that cuts off all the
ultra-violet raw and Is v.-ry nmful to the ee. We can fit
u with the in Crooke's lenses with or without prescription.
These different fclassea may be hail tn Auto Connie style or
plain. Smoked glasses, too. in various styles. Play fair with
your eyes. ot a pair today,
BUBAR BROS.
For tut rly Younc A- Ilubar.
JEWELERS A. OPTOMETRISTS. PHONE 214
Miller was In from '
1 -iliurd todav
Mm t' W ll.ttilt was ovr frui
Kutt.w hn t.l.i
Mis T"in Mt is as o .-r from
. Siiitit-rhn l mI.i
J 1" Whi.-l.-r hfi thi- i.f'rimx.n for
.1 j-tutt t V. If It at FlO'elie
William Vo.uho and wife were In
fluid Looking Cl.i-.-. (odll
S M Calkin
hue la-t evetn
nf I'm f land, arrived
: hv automobile.
Surgeons in Wdr Zone PtTform MM s ,:
Wonderful Operations
DLNTISIS ACTIVE ON FRONT
tioiiu.il i i pi (tn a scar or Iwn thai
looks as thotlth it tn i til have been
taii-i'tl bv it i a or slip. The-e mar
r iii i .it ions at e rt el da e fin -
now .
DIES OF PARALYSIS.
Suilf ( IhKo Phwiuoi Air Ijudfd b
Bntivh Oftkrf for Ibfir flunor Mjn
rf if IffJtm hr ln;uiftl t
I ( l t .lime ; tU iu ol
do; t ot ol l In -.'id x : . a - ha ' i . i d
is b. in aha'cd m the F-oi-h
o .1 ol v tin ... o -U - i i ui- in
I ii M !io-;.r at ii.mi t I ! n
lodav 1 I. oil -o . . la: -,.
to . vf. M ilno .w -ai , ;
t ,. 1 't .1 M N.l' ot : . i. .
ot l hi una ol - . .
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M.i' 1.
hi a .o
me, f this it . l e
I a t' lot ni m this mot nini; al
vi-ini: h.r of the death of W. I1
I alhs. of t'oi t laud, h ii hand of hot
iu t o. w li tot nu t 1 M ifs ltol a
I 'i am, u to i mr t i f.-idritt of 1 't ain
II tit a i h was i'ititf.od t pat nl sis
.Hid ii is ft at 1. 1 that the tpultiuu' ol
ho dita-e that has -oo.ol it,r tin
l-'a-t is now on the TacHir i'oa-1
l' l.illis had bt n rini'lmcil III tti.
potu r d p-' I"" "I 'he tlU of I'otl
m.l and was ,iU"lt 1'! v.a:s f
I'he fun. lal ill he In i-i m Foil land
NEW VAULT READY.
i otrt.utot F S V.ho ;ll pttd.
i! t tit ii imo t l,o iii w vault, to
" i oiuj ;. ti d at I !:e OTU hnil-o
o the Coiiins Coi'.M -otno time tln-v-.'s
1!.' v.Hi't i- to.'t'.n. luht an;
a. II v, n-tla-t d a:-. I w '.V h. a lotu
. ; i want
THACKRAM IS NAMED.
ot t
la-
Fit -I
at Fu-..
. ki ah fiet k I
1 Sal.- la-i
a nil -lib. t ot t
.otis n -r. J -
tt.l- .1 SO
SVITH COMING HOVE
s t.( I !
.. F.v
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' o: '. !'.. t.i w.
1 Ht t f'ORDS SOLD
!n's N a
id S I '
Mis J. l.uso, i if Sut horlin. uas
a isitor in lnt'ton t; for a ft w hour:
lo.l.i) .
II. M ..wan. of Fortland. arrived
In to I. i-l tM tiini: to .-(.i tnl a f'-w da
with flttllds.
Mis Lawit iitf . im. r aruvoil from
ilt nd. ilo i his at ti i -in -tin for a visit
w it h Ii ti nds.
W K St J. din. of Suihfthn. spent
t ho d.iv in It os. hut c liK.kmi; after
v a nous hu 'Uie-s matt ri s.
Fen Standi. ) . of i 'am. is Vallev .
t raii-sa ted tnj-nie-s unit to is in the
ii lor a few Ikmii s today.
t.ottors iroeiM'd lodiv imliraie that
Mr. and Mis. Y, t. Maiiuint too are
mtieli plea.-i tl with tlo if to w home in
i 'alitor nia.
Mis II II Malsev. of Sal, tn. uhn
had been isit nii; lot e w it h Mis. (i
Sh.utiloik. hit for lor home thi
af ternotin.
'. F Co. Supi . of the lot al Indian
flicts. will return ht-ro totnoirort af
tor a few daw tu at Fioi. tue and
Kiuene.
Mt-s I. eon a K I Ion be 1 1;. if 1 i am.
hn hatl been visiiitu: heie with het
. tni-in. Mrs 1.. S. Ta lor. t eiut ned
home tmla .
Ileurv iSwahl and wife, of l'avs
1'ieek. were tu town this morn in c
'ooktiti: after business matters. The
nade the ti lp by aul.
Aduan ims( and wife, of Kan
tall. S F. attivtd hire la-t eveuiuc
Hid Will lsi( fur the next few w.-ek-
r. h F A Sw an o n and fatnilv at
Melius,..
Mis A i Mirstrt-s. who attended
he aimiiat rotifer. n. of the Meiho
list I't'is,, i..,l fl.uiih a! Saiatoa.
. is How rliri ute t'.oiiie. ol d
lit lo word n.t iv.d lit :e today.
i V Fow.il. of i'or:!and. w !k had
.'. n hKiktn over o:ne pro;. im i:i
hi- n mi: v . I. i: t!:.s . noon toi
oT'ato litove Mr I'ow, i. is con
id. -ted -of.ie l.nu! n.ar l;oe for j
r.tl Ma:- and tin,. d. . :d d to inak- J
in . x.uuitla'. .on He !t.:!-.K- he i I
ivhah: j'-.s:vhas. I
Mis- .n..ii.t Fieu.ner. of Took
v.v. Was lodav n.tTll. d tn ..n otd. r or
he Ci'iiTiM Coin' a- 'he ..iu'nx of
I-.. :.-t v id ol l".: ..mi liiemn. r. hot
.C!u! who d,,d Ju.v II I It V. h
v- W ;i:ia-n V:i:.-t ,,! J K. 1.. w s
.: hf a;-;:a:s. r- "1 lu e:.tie
a'i'.e of aivill f 5. e
1' e iiTtintti- o( ' he F-.:i-. n . h.v'
::::-:: lal e'.utv w ho are etia. d i".
;n:s jro;e:s u;, ; m ,
ti.klv tv.e. v.r. t!i:s att.nioon a: tl
.:!.!;(' v a: d. lit i t V, e: e
..v, :. -o::ir ;tis:i;. ;on b M: - O C
vm. a:i.i M. - ' :r.. A.s u- i:
ANTLERS
THEATRE
DEER ON EXHIBITION.
A tame warden called at the Kast
Side Public Market. 7 Fast Morri
son mi eel. yesterday mornint; to in
vesicate the pie-em e of a live deer
t here, sav a the I re Ionian. He was
advised that the deer was not for
sale but merely on exhibition. It was
.nii-'ht in the Cow Creek I'anyon. in
Southern Oregon, some time a tin, and
;s now as tame as a kitten. No ac
tion was taken by the warden.
PASS CREEK ROAD IS SCORED.
STROKE OF PARALYSIS.
) Word was received here last even
t inn to the effect that (Jeorpe Devin,
i who spent tast winter here, recently
suffered a stroke of paralysis at
F.rauts Pass. it was stated today
that the patient was resrinK eay anil
there was a chance for his recovery.
PARAMOUNT PICTURES TONIGHT PARAMOUNT PICTURES
JESSE L. LASKY
PRESENTS
America's moat versatile photoplay Htar
Fannie Ward
in a ni"nbli? plcluriziiticin of
Tennessee's Pardner
Fnuncl.U on the play by Soutt Marble, suwfted ly I!r-t Hallo's
utiiry. In this production Miss Ward, star of "The Marriaee of
Kitty" and "The Cheat." surpasses herself by a wonderful interpre
tation of a pirl of the plains.
Also a new rararuuunt l'ictograph. and "A Leap Year V.'ooinc." a
pood comedy. Admission: Children 5c, adults Mr.
COM INC S AT RUDAY ONLY MAT! NEE AND NfGHT
A Big TRIANGLE DAY Again
II B. Warner In the 5 reel Triangle Kay llee feature
"THE RAIDERS"
And FRED MACE in the 2-reel Keysinno Comedy
"AN OILY SCOUNDREL"
Next Wed. and Thur. July 26-27
MM
The Battle Cry of Peace"
SOME FINE PRODUCTS.
i M
Mr. and Mrs. 1.. r Skeels and their
on and daughter, of Los Anceles.
ire in Kutene for a v isit with Mr.
mil Mrs. K. K. Wheeler. Mrs.
Wheeler bein: Mrs Skeels' sister.
s.ts the Kutone Kettster. They drove
t htoiuh. and assert that the Pass
i 'reek canyon i b far the worst
s'tetih of road on the entire Pacific
Huhw.iv. In plact'f. Mr. Skeels savs.
is almost impassalde and rather
.ifTorent cordurov is all that keeps
a car from ptim: out of suht. Mr.
Ske. I- was in the ro, . rv busines'.-
I'lu.-tie a nunih. : of ears ao,
! und.s the cry i:. h changed.
PLACER MINE SOLD.
William ViHtrhiej. a prosperous
rancher and fruitgrower of lxKkine
t.lass Valley, this morninK brought
to The Kevit -w office a few branches
containing two well known varieties
of prunes, a small limb heavily laden
I with clusters of cherries, and lastly samples were left at The Heview
!a brunch on which are clustered a uifice, where they aiiraeted consider
! dozen or more apples. The products able attention during the day. Mr.
'are amoni; the finest witnessed here V.Miihies is one of the pioneer ranch-
this summer and fully attest the fer- -rs of Looking Class Valley and has
itility and productiveness of the soil a fine ranch which is highly iru
of the I-tokin Glass vicinity. The pmw-d.
i.a ton p!.o
- Freek. o
heirs, tl"'1
and prod:
has bet:i
iiime. on upper
d by the J. T.
u res of placer
for the past
d to the Pacini
Money In Circulation Is Wanted
The easiest way to put money iuto circulation is by ttiruiu' raw material into
finished products. We have millions of Fir trees which will Kriin'. from $5.00
to $25.00 when made into Lumber.
For what? Lettinc the cows eat crass, turninc it into milk, turn milk into cream, cream into butter,
butter into dollars, dollars into automobiles, automobiles turn nasohne into power, ph a-ure. Kepi-at
this illustration with fir lots- result the same.
Company, a in syndicate,
it' Clollda e V. Ws The new
plan a r.it of the prop-
nh 4oe ai r-s adjoininn and
tall mod-rn machir.tr and
a full crew
Thousands of Dollars Paid in a Day
One Man Lost a Million
because he had no cows toeat crass, and was t.vo lazy to milk. Some men have f.r timber the same
way. is. n't let the man who wants to make lumber b persuaded yuu lack '"loi up." K.-ep (juiet. and
you will et some b. nefit. ji'iyhuw. out of a general prosperity. A louse can .-tick a fat dim, but not a
lean one.
PHONE
390
R.0SEBUR.G ICE DELIVERY
PHONE
390
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U-hrUto a
$ DOLLAR $ DAY $
d
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That Sold up to $9, on sale Saturday
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; Cir.uul OpenitiS.uuivl.iN Julv 22
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v-u.i!v! v'l'Tiu.ii P: .:'" it .' nai..' . . v
REMEiMBER OUR LAST DOLLAR DAY?
$2.00 Panama Hats S2 and $3 Striped c,oth s t H t
Hemp Sport Hats r
SLOP SLOP Sl.pp
Made up waists to em- Made up Baby Dress, Combination Suits Re-
broider includini: thread regular S1.50 uar $1,50
Sl.PP Sl.PP SLPP
Stamped Bridge Set. Runners and Pillows Cross Stitch Stamped
Mm. piece and 4 nap- Values to $1.23 each. Pillows and Runners
kins, regular 1.5 vour cnoicc anv two for t or
Sl.PP Sl.PP Sl.PP
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THE HAT SHOP
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