Roseburg review., July 19, 1918, Image 4

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Coutlnuoua
1'icture
MAJESTIC THEATER
ft'l Different
Alnaya a
GOOD SHOW
!
2
i he uiiK.n r tii'ur
Tonight, positively your laxt chance to see
EDMUND BREESE - IN THE
"Spell of the Yukon
FROM A FAMOUS 1'OEM by ROBERT SERVICE
Through unada trout ohjI to ron-l, showing ihe uoixtm of na
Inif anil m fence.
'THK TOK S W IKK,"a tiltcen mi utile. ImukIi.
Admbaion 15 and In.
Tomorrow: .May Allium in 'xrinl Hwm rile," a fit art Metro
drama nf o e ami ti iuli da.
Sunday: William Itiissell In " I Komance I toad."
l lay: lg IVInrtii In "Mim Triilli Than IWtry,'
Hai l in " I tw Marked Heck."
Nt'Xf Tuesday and Wednesday
KI (.I.AS KAIKIi NKS IN 'Till-: .no liAI IA,M and a Mark
Sennett two part kIooiu chaser, "THA I' Md'HT."
5
MAXWELL
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmi
The
Car of Economy
and
I NKU,I,I I !CF('OltlH
Average 27 15 Miles Per Gal
Kou, 37. E mile record.
FREE TRIAL
OfTIC" with J. F. Barker Co.,
249 N. .Main St.
J'honea: 1!2 y. or 16.
H. MERTEN
Itoftebur,;, Oregon.
Men's Shoes
Properly Fitted
AT
Money Saving Prices
SEE OUR
$5.00 - $6.00
LINES
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
Hiioe Thar SntlNfy and Fit Your Feet.
IHVIN IIKI N N I'l l kins ItnilHii Cus Htm-t
LIFT OFF CORNS!
Drop Freezone on a touchy
corn, then lift that corn
off with fingers
,Mrn. O. it. darner arrived her'
Wednesday Iroin Oakland. fill., to
visit her mother, Mis. H. F. Shields.
She wlil spend a few ui'eks here and
then leave for Wilbur Springs, t'al.,
to join her husband on u vacation.
?Sfxfe
Zfoffl & Invalidt
.ii.-.-Vi -r.;. i f . . .
h i iiuirit.
A Nutritious Diet frr All Ar'S.
Keep HorJich's AKvuys on W:u;d
Quick Lur.ch; Hunw or Cliice.
IL U i I I I . i 1 I 1 4
3
N KV TOIMY.
KOU S A 1 . K CIIKAI' -ttxln donkey,
I ItH-xll donkey, I .1 u-xx donkey.
I. O. Ilox 4;ti, Kugene, Oregon.
WANTKI To lease ranrli, slocked
and equipped or ot herw im. for
rash rental or nil shares, rail
I os N 1'iinv
" I'oit SAl.K A snap. Imttd and n s
' lauiatit in a live town Cheap tor
a quick sal- Mrs. W S I'aiker,
! (Herniate, Oregon.
l'0 SAl.K Full grown young Tou-
louse ci-i'ni' ai $1 uu apiece, any
number to 7fi Kail or friu: V.
II. Long, Clet eland, Oregon.
!MMn't hurl, a bit! Drop a little
I'reczone on au aching corn, iimtujitly
tlint corn htoht hiirtinp, tht-n you lift
it rigid out. Yi-s, magicl No bumbugl
."II
I Mill
A tiny h t I In of Vrwr.tm rnU nut a
fi-w nht-i ;it iiny dm; ftirt, but in hiiIVi
ce nt to n-niMv' every hanl corn, Hoft
.rrt. or tin li-twvii tin' toe. hjmI tin
allu-.-H. wiflioui wiri'insH or irritation.
I i.-tiii..' thi- rriiat ion id ili-HNivry
of a i iiiriiiiiati t; inns. It i w..ii.l rliii.
1 I'aul Ford aii'Vcd yostorduy rrom
Cotiuillo lo Sitnl a lew daM lirl'c
iitlciidiiiK to huslni'KH alTali'M.
I
WANTED
Bartlett Pears, Logan Berries
Black Berries, any kind,
at market prices
Write or telephone us if you ;n ;j(inj to have any
quantity no matter how small.
Do not let your berries n In waste see that they
are picked, we will futui.sh er. Us ami boxes.
Roseburg Canning Company
Telephone 'Mi) Telephone 310
Mr. and Mrs. ('. W. KouriiM-y and
parly, of l.os Anptdfs, H)-nt last
nilil at the Kinp'ina Hotel in this
city.
Mi-m. Klla Moycr, who had hroti
lsiiliiK here witli her In-other, U". A.
Ilurr, am) t'amily, left this atteriKHin
tor her home in henver
i'lioo .the largest selling cinar in
the world. Two hundred million
sold hiMt year Try one and learn
why. Six cents straight at all deal
er Mason, Kin-man A Co., whole
sale dint rioutors.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bent
the
Signature
I
Tin: sroui-: that .i;m,- w:.s- uii; in si. t:ss
230 N. Jackson Street 230
The New Location of
(-!' n .til a le t i 1 1 ! i I Imu ;ut , f (l.
I lime, 'i' M, and V , ,1,. N. u N.
NiAiIiiik .New S..i!.l- ,il. i ,1,.
il .!.ii;il
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Willis and S.ilii, N
if, hll.id.S.
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N I
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Visit lis in our New Location
You will Like our Store
230
NT. Jackson St.
Opposits Review I'.lil.
230
I am Komi: to
Tall, to you this iik
AtuMit Sun i'.I.mms "
We ,u' siiipviiiK theso
With ett;i la I ye lenses.
Ijthtl I'l.tiu or amlter color.
I I i Vii .ill 1 nefi n-t ti f leld ol
-ion
lod.t Jmi, i :i it it , or shell
I 1 .1 : ,-
I c 1 a-id ml rr.. .oii.rhU
i ' '. I AT'- t.'HH' to
V . .1 ' 1 . -i- 1!;:- -MMIIU.T
! tut k. t p tod.(
mi; i r kii
A. S. 11UKY
Oftoim'trist
THIS WOMAN SAVS
SHE HAD SUfffRED
SINCE SHt WAS A GIRL
Hud. Itelief tttr ;Io t-ui; "I'll
Ahvu. I'lui 'IuiiUu',"
?lie ha.
' It cerlainl .em uonderful, af
ter trying aimuH every coneeivahle
nit-dieine tir the Ijasl thirty years.
that a tew buttles ot Tanlae should
Klve me that lotiK honed lur rei, t.
Out it has and I'll praise it us Ion
is I hv ' This Intereytinp and re
inarkatde statement was made hy
Mrs. I.r.-ter K. Napper, in an inter
view at tier resilience, lujo South
Seeond West Street. Salt Lake Cily.
t'tah. recently. Mrs. Naiper. who is
the wife of a valued employe ol the
National lliscuit t'omiany. has Jived
in Salt I.aku t'ity fur nearly forty
years and her friends will be lad m
learn of her recovery.
Kver since 1 was a Kirl of six
teen." Mrs. .Sapper continued, I
have suffered from stomach trouble
in. the form of caslritls and other
complications, which as I xrew older
kept petlini; worse. Soon arter meals
my stomal h would till with cas and
bloat me up? causini! almost unbear-
atile pain, and a pressure around my
tieart that almost cut off my bread).
I couldn't eat an apple or an orange
without it makitiK me almost deathlv
su k, and milk was Just like puisoii
to me. hail no appetiti. at all and
could eat no meals of any kind, and
for years I simply suffered ani.nv
At times J Aas almost rostrated
with headache, and inv - .ves were
all shattered. I was n nervous and
miserable I could p i no rest dav or
it'lit. and r.-ll tir.d and worn out
II the time. .;,-t fa lnv condition
became so serious that my family
was alarmed about me. I had given
up nearly all hopes or ever EettiiiK
relief, and was really afraid I would
soon die unless I could et some
thing to help me.
About the first of January I read
the testimonial of a narlv 1 know
and who had gotten such wonderful
results from Titular that I decided to
I try II myself. Well, if Tanlae had
I TWO CALLS !
TO !
SERVE
FRANCE
' ThU month, and aa every boy
in the service needs a military
wri.-.t watch, with luminous
, dial, there will not be enough
of tijPfie watches to mipply this
heavy demand. o those who
contemplate btiying should do
o at once, ha there will not be
enough of these watches to go.
1 around.
; And be sure to buy them in
your home town so you can
test them out before you go.
We have a fine selection for
( your consideration, and will be
glad to show them to you. i
We also ha vp Home nice ser
vice pins for the folks at home
! BUBAR BROS.
: 104 Jackson St.
COCeCKCOOOOO0OCOe0OOOC
ANTLERS THEATER
Tun.eht atd tomorrow night, 7 : 30-K : 3D. Matinee tomorrow 2:15.
Sergt. Arthur. Guy Empey in
Over the Top
A i..nry if Lit- m the trenches that has touched every responsive
!-oul in America
rTO"0VER THE TOF'CO
KJKJ With empey vjv
Ailmission: Children 25c, adult 5nc.
Coinini: Sundav and Monday. V. S. H.AItT in a brand new Artcraft
production, "T IIK i'lt.CK l A N." Served with speed and ginger
by the man who put the old West hack on the map.
No advance In prices for this new picture, only 10c and lac.
Lemon Juice
For Freckles
Glrli! Make beauty lotion at
home for a few cents. Try It!
lulled me l don t know w hat I would
have done, as I think I had tried
evrvlhlni; else I'.ul it hasn't failed
me I'm thankful to sav. On the
other hand. I fed just' like a new
person since taking it. I didn't feel
much benefit from my irst bottle,
but by the time my second bottle
ivas gone f,.t a general improve
ment. My appetite picked up anil
since that time I have had no more
Pain or smothering spalls. I have
taken three bottles now and cm.
'sleep all night long, ami that tired,
wornoul feeling has left n. ,
not the least bit nervous any more,
and my stomach is in such tine con
dition that I cm eat meats and any
thing else 1 want without I he slight
est discomfort from it. I find real
pleasure now in living, as I'm aide
to work, and sine Tanlae has done
-o much for me I feel like ought to
do what I call to let others know
about It."
Tanlae Is sold in Kosehurg hy w.
I'. Chapman, in Kiddle hy 1). y.
Kverett, and in Oakland by Miller
IM Ug ( ompany. i Adv I.
LOCAL AND PER80NAU
For vacation rent books. Fiction
Library.
Onlv strictly fresh vegetables are
sieved lit the Cranil llesUim mt
Agency for lluick and Chevrolet
ars at Motor Shop Oarage. 414 .
lackson. '
Chicken dinner at the c.ratiil Res
taurant Is as good as villi ever ife;
Mr and Mrs. W I. I., k. r. f y,.,
lord. were register, d at the I'mpiiua
Hotel today
1 1ST I.I'smin.
Miss I; it li A II, il. wl,,, is head of
the all department of the Makers,
field. Cat . High School, and who has
had experience u an art sup. n ism .
w ill take a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , I number ,,f pupils
for the nel four weeks in tile tol
lowing il.isses:
Selmol All for Teachers, illi lliilitig
blackboard di.iwing
I'raw in. I 1 1. sumi and Applied
le. IL'M (Ol -.chool 111. l Ills
lb -l.-i, I'l ,.t. . .,..1 ,t .e.".
'"'at Mill, including -om,. anil,, ,1,.
'gll lor .olllll- Phone 4 ,
UitnliifiMtiiti4
I Siiueeze the Juice of two lemons
into a bottle containing three ornrei
of orchard white, shake well, and
you have a quarter pint of the best
freckle and tan lotion, and com
plexion beailtifier, at very, very small
cost.
i Your Rrorer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces of orchard white
for a few cents. Massage this sweet
ly fragrant lotion Into the face, neck,
arms and hands each day and see
how freckles and blemishes disap
pear and how clear, soil and white
the skin becomes. Veal It is harm
less. (Adv.).
!
.In AJtiimv Shipment
of
Holiday
Leather
Goods
Ri'iiiih J I 's Today
Tins sbipr.it nt 111. Iii'l.". a I.. .111
tit ill line of
TOURIST
7 ABLETS i
a
Priced from
$1.00 to $7.50
1
Brief Cases
ami
Purses
Sit- ilit -t nooifs iri tin' uindew
RpSIBURG fiiiuUM
Gromore Fertilizer
Nitrogen 6 per cent
Phosphoric Acid 9 to 10 per cent
Potash 5 per cent
(ire'n 1 an ns. Healthy House
riants. Kerns, Ueuutilul Flowers,
Karly Vegetables, Profitable eroM
Hod Iteliciolls Krtlits hoiI Iterries.
J. F. BARKER & CO.
IMPLEMENTS AND VEHICLES.
Mitchell Automobiles. QQ Per Cent Overstrength
!us Lund arrived in this ci;y last
evenine mini Handon.
Mrs. II V. ;ilkeMn. who has hem
seriously ill. I, as been taken to the
Mercy Hospital tor an operation and
treatment. n.-r many irittids m1i
her a speedy return to better health
' Fi):htin; for Freedom and You."
Ariui'l'-l's stirring war sonp. is now
on sale at mi's music store, price
li.'.c Send a copy to your soldier
bow
'OVK.It ThK TOM THIIIIJ.S.
ilreat piiolodraina at the Antlers
today and tomorrow. Spectacular
protluction visualizes life ol soblier.
I Yankee, Tom in v and I'odu. over
'there.
hon't tail to pro "Over the Tp"
i with Sergeant Arthur (Juy Kmpey at
'the Antbrs theater today and tomor
row .
"The preat American photodrama"
is a term which has a been applied to
"Ov.-r the Top." a one hundred per
eni American picture, ihat's why
t-v -ry one of our one hundred m il
littn Americans should see it.
1 .Mot e t ban set enty-M ve hundred
American hots in khaki appear in
tie tilm. The War hepartinetit in
recoKiiition of the patriotic nature of
the picture man ted permission to
Vitatrraph to film the great trench
scene at the regular army canton
ment at Camp Wheeler, Macon, (Ja.
It i estimated that three million
Aim-ricans have read Kmpey 's hook.
"Over the Top." the most popular
hook dealing with the war. and more
than twenty-lite million have been
reading a special article appearing in
the newspapers.
Sergeant Arthur Guy Kmpey is
one of I he most talked of men in
America today. Me iiuit a lecture
tour because of certain cri:icism that
he was exploiting patriotism and
only recently he is reported to have
ii list d in the National Army for
more war service at the front.
Claud H. Giles arrived
from .Myrtle I'oint for a
isit in this city.
yesterday
business
fif
Save Hours onWashdaij
Would you like to escape
the tiresome effort of boil
ing and hard rubbing ?
Then use Fels-Naptha. It makes
boiling unnecessary, saves most
of the rubbing and finishes the
wash in no time. White clothes
stay white; all clothes wash
spotlessly clean and you're not all
tired out when the work is done.
In thm red and rrcn
wrapper at your
own grocer's.
It pyi to u Fels-Ntptha
for all washing and
cleaning,.
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709 N.Jackson St
Phone - 242
Showing new Waists
Just rcctivtd Hij shipment Season's
Nt-wtst and Daintiest WAISTS
Waists of Voile
Waists of Georgette
j Waists of Crepe-de-Chine
NOW READY
Bellows Store Co.
A Womin't Shop
for
Woman's Wear-