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BVKWTrilJ Komntnu Krvirw, THTTlsnAY, ATOC8T 1, 11B. mm d 1 19c and 100 Continuous. MAJESTIC THJEATER the UKimrr spot It'i Different Always GOOD 8 HOW TODAY, ONE DAY O.NLY, XF.I.L MHIl'MA.V WITH AU"IU:I WHITMAN IN "The Wild Strain" Thf Htory ol a pirl who battort'd down the barrier of family prldr to win lino and IrtM'doin. From tin hook Uy (Jcor'O Itunriolph ClU'SttT. Sleuths and Surprises and Wedding Bells and Lunatics Thirty minultfj of Fun. TOMOItltOW 'riday: Kranklyn Furnum in "Fast Coninnny." a plctim; of thft grvut Siitiudity: Ji;rt I-ytel in "No M an'n l.iind outdoes. Next Tin-sday and WVdnoHday: und u Mack .SciiiimU Comedy, William S. Hart in ' 'Tin: I'ullman, Bride. HctWM'ii Mnn,' Give Your Feet A Vacation Every clay Barefoot Sandals, Moccassins, Mary Janes and other Comfort Styles ROSEBURG BOOTERIE IKVIN lllll NN Shoes 1 1 nt t Satisfy mid l-'lt Your l-'eel. TcrkliiK llullilliiK Cass Street Moil critical Inspection will prore MITCHELL The Greatest Six 40 horrtepowor motor. 120 inch wheHha.HH, uniquely dis tinctive In ftrt lon-low lines; new cnduriiiff finiHh, shock ab sorbing HpriiiKN, extra com plete equipment, uncommon luxury, unexcelled, strong and Ht urdy ; moat economical. You are welcome to u dem onstration. 249 N. Main St. riinnen: 1!J2 Y, or 16. H. MERTEN Siib-Aueiit, Doula County. ItoseburK. Orotfon. LOCAL AND FKftSONAU ' For vacation rent books. Fiction Library. ' Mlia Vivian Buell, of Diliard, ' ppent yewterday In thU clcy. . i Mibu Alice McClaskey, of amber iln, flpnt yesterday In thin city. Only Btrtctly fresh vegetables are served at the Grand Itestauraot. , Agency for Ltuick and Chevrolet cars at Motor Shop Gurage, 444 N. j JackHon. I Chicken dinner at the Grand Kea- taurant Is an good as you ever ate: : AH kinds of sewing done reason able. Mrs. M. K. James, 135 So. Fine. Mayor J. T. Bridges and wife, of Oakliind, were Kosehurg visitors yesterday. Harold I'orter returned to Carnes KtUi IJ.WS A mt t:ss. (Continued from Page One.) (Tort rmjMjua Courier.) The llHheriiien on I he I'ltipU'ia Itlvi-r are no) Hutislird with dm prices tie) by the Food Adm inist i a tioit, and some nn t h n-al en lug to hang up their nets and iiuit, claim ing that thf liit-'h co.nt of living, tint high cost of gear and oil, the high price paid for helpers, and the heavy Invect mi'iiiK in himis nr rental will lint Jll- llfy 1li in lit llsb tor lb-' prict'K Kt-i by l In' adiiiinistriit ion fur t..ilni(in. cannot uinlft; land why ihe Huh Industry rdiniild he made tlTe ' "goal " and nit'iit und fa if go "Sen! fn" " The idea of paving f;, renin, per pound lor li.inill, five tr W dol lars fur a very Hinall bain, 2' tents fin pork wholesale, while Federal Miiti'tlin f-li'iw llial Ihere w.im a er Mltftnnti.il Im ieae during the pat year In the rutting ol un, or coin Li the evense lot tliin Will be "War," but We are llictlned to Ihlnk Ibeie bear other causes, and that tbev will Hioroiigh investikratiiii. Hold Meaeli Iteporler; Al a meet ing (d t he fishermen's union last Tuesday, it was decided to have a deli ii i it- lime set ior conimencinf--It.'diiug operations each day, as khiiii: ol Hie men have been out Willi their nets in Hie day lime, whieli ha a serious etfect on Hie night li.-dilng The laiinery whittle now annoui.ei lie lime tin- laving mil, Vaivlnc iic--ordlliK to Hie llde; and a p liall it impoer on tut-1 1 1 ti is who violate :liis rule. l'-;itiolit have bi-fii seiil to the Futility Sllpt Wlliell will be plescill d. tl pe-.ihle. to Ihe dlSlllel t n aiy board anldng Dial (be linuudaiies of Hie Keedhpurl hiIkiuI disinct be iliMiiged, Iteview Want. Ads. hring reultft Wine, Mrs. .1. Ferris, Mrs. .1. Turpln, Mrs. Wall Cowan. We would be pleased to have the names of any person or persons who have made donations of eggs whoso names do not appear above. There were a few instances where mer chants reported only the number of eggn received and did not show the donor's name. We diFire lo thank one and all a ho fu any way eon I rf billed or help in anyway in our lied Cross egg day. A. .1. CHDDF.M. Secretary Houglas County Chapter American Hed Cross. VHK F TO Cltl lHTOltS. Having sold out my business anil elos.-d tin store, nil accounts art now ilue and payable either to me or the Fmpiiia Valley Hunk, Thorn having contracts or paying on installments can make their pay ments as usual. Ileceinls will be issued for all nav- nienls. Those wishing to see me can I their lind me a part or the time, at least, at the Fmpiiua Valley (tank. - It. W. STKONH. Koseburg, Ore., Aug. I, I'MH. this morning, where he is working In the cement quarry. Mrs. Webb returned to her home at (ireen last night after spending the day In this city. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Canon left this morning for Med ford, where they will visit a week or two. Vetch seed, few hundred pounds on hand. Order quick, supply limit ed. Fmpqua Valley Fruit Fnion, phone 2112. Mrs. Hean Htibar, Miss Lena Nich ols and Miss Klta Cobb left this morning for a two weeks vacation at Newport. Harry McLaughlin arrived in this city from North Bend jesterday and left for San Francisco on the even ing train. H. W. Yokum and wife, of Chi cago, left this morning for Grants I'ass. While In this city they stayed 'at the Fmpqua. I Mrs. Siehen, who arrived from the east a few days ago to visit with Mrs. Cawlfield, left this morning for her home In San Diego. .Mrs. Amy Laitnut left thih inorn ing for Grants I'ass, where she will i visit Tor some lime with her daugh ter, Mrs. H. G. Smith. 1 Miss Hose Thomas and Miss Cora 1)1 vet returned to Ashland this morn ing, after a few days visit here with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Thomas. Mrs. Lucille Watson returned last night from Fort Stevens, where she ' had been visiting for the past month with her husband, Sgt. Harley Wat son. I Miss liuhy Davis and sister re turned last night from t few weeks' outing at Marsh field and Sunset 1 Keach. They report a very delightful trii. Mrs. Mary K. I'age und daughter, .Miss Caroline, left this morning for home in Berkeley. Cal.. after EVERY MAN Should have a good reliable watch. It Is essential that he snuiild always be on time, ' especially now when every-1 thing is going with a rush and every minute counts. Don't fool yourself by trying to get i along with a cheap, unreliable ' time piece, for you are not on ly wasting your own time, but also those who are waiting for you. If your watch is not giv ing the service It should, let us show you some of the new models, neat, trim, and accur ate. We carry them from medium priced Waltham to the extra thin Howard. BUBAR BROS. 104 Jackson St. I ANTLERS THEATERS J 1 1 8 K ToiUy and TomolroW, 7:80 and 0 Thursday and Friday t. 7 I APT? RRTIY 8 In cKocw50oafiaoftooao ti - kiiIi-uk'HI fur DimikIiih WANTED Bartlett Pears, Logan Berries Black Berries, any kind, at market prices Utile or telephone ns if you ;nv j.'.' iiiJ to have any quantity no matter how small. Do not Id your berries o t ) w.istc see that they are picked, we will furnish ciat.s .nut boxes. Roseburg Canning Company TcMione.'UO Telephone 310 M. I.. Stcvi'iiH, iironillii'iit ralirtitr Mnrti'H, of l.cM.kllii; Class Valley. Kan III llli' ' Ciillllly. i-ily htilay alt.-t'liilniK lo liMxim's I V. II. PtiilliiH, of (lie Cooil Man-ina'li-is. 1 liraclurliiR Cimiiiany, of NVw York. 'I'll lam ii mil I for (iiiinlH I'iisb. .Mr. hlVOW ll l i: OWri:. rhllllpn makes Oils cliy only oncu in . , four month. . LOCAL AND PERSONAL. J. W. rieckley was here from Can- yonvlllo today. J. (J. Kici'kI, thfi Wilbur morchant, i was here on htiHinesH today. I (Maud Banning came In from his ranch on South Deer Creek today. Oeorne France, of Ten Mile, was a business visitor in Ifoseburg today. -Mrs. I. M. C'armony went, to Suth erlin this afternoon for a brief visit. A number of Looking Glass people were In town today, called here by the J. H. Ilrown inquest. Mrs. H. A .-!;.! le, Mrs. J. W. Jones and the hitter's son were In this city today from Oakla.id. I'rof. A. Hurr Black, of the O. A. C, wan here today looking after mat ters pertaining to his department. Sister Alexandria und Sister Joseph returned to Albany this arter noon. after a brief business sojourn in this city. Mrs. Noel Baker returned to her home at Corvallls this afternoon, af- few days visiting In this Je8, Hodges I Mr. and Mrs. Iluuge. of Port land, left for their home this after noon after a visit here with Miss Amy Freeman. Believe Me, Xantippe Is It possible to commit a crime and elude the police for a year? See the answer In this story'- UNITED STATES OFFICIAL WAR PICTURES Fifteen minutes of real pictures from "over there." Admission 15 and 10. Saturday: Vivian Martin in "A Petticoat Pilot." I'lUCKS OK FOOD STUFFS JX DO l (il,AS COI NTY, Jl'I.V 81, IOIH. Uctuilcr Pays. White flour, standard, 10 lb. basis. 60c to 70c White flour, standard, 24 A lb. basis $1.35 to l.-i."i White flour, standard, 49 lb. basis. J2. CO to fa 00 Rye flour, 10 lb. basis 7u to 7 Vic Corn Flour, 100 lb. basis "c to 8c Corn meal, 10 lb. basis 6 c to 7c Corn Grits and hominy, 9 lb. basis.. 7c to 7 'fee Hulled oatu, 9 lb. basis 7 Vic to 8c Out flour, 10 lb. basis "Vic to 8c Barley flour 7c to 7VjC Uice flour 10c to lie Kdlble sturch, 16 oi !iV4e to 10 Vic Kdlble starch, 20 on 11c to 12c Kice, head 12 Vic to He Granulated sugar 8 Vic to 8c Beans, L. W. (dried) 8c to 10c Lard, No. 6 pall 11.30 to $1.40 Lard, No. 10 pail 12.60 to $2.80 Lard substitutes, No. 5 pail $1.10 Lard substitutes. No. 10 pail $2.20 Evaporated milk, large cau 12c to 13c Canned corn, standard 12 Vic to 15c Canned tomatoes. No. 2 12cV4 to 15c I Canned peas, No. 2 12 Vic to-15c Dried fruits, raisins loc to 1 1 Vi Corn syrup, white. No. 10 pall 85c to iiOc Corn Hyruu, white. No. 5 pail 45c to 50c lllce. Jap 11c to 12c Prepared by Douglas County Prlco Interpretation Committee. B. U EDDY, Count; "-'ood Administrator sH-niling city. C. (). Hartley, prominent farmer and fruitgrower of Canyonville, has purchased a .Mitchell six Irom II. (!len by girls Honor Guard. Fri day. August 2. at !l p. m. Admission "fie, extra Indies I lie. Proceeds to tie used for purchase of yarn. i See Our New Service Flags HI III IHIMlim Ml M IHHU.LJ im I -- - ' . ... i I 'Ul'n"r: 111 vr '..( iv.N ior, iu sim:ss. I 230 N. Jackson Street 230 I he New Location of (!" lis Willi n li'itul'ful show liu; of in inn) .l.iinly waists. Cnpe de '"''. Ge,.rt. tte and Veile. New Neekwear, I'uise. iiml Jewelry Not cities. New Swuit.i-. Sill,. r, l Silk aiel Wind New Press Silks and Satitiv ,. a i,. uig. it, .,, , Cret e d- Clunea In all r-lnides. Visit us in our New Location You will Like our Store 230 N. Jackson St. Opposils Review HIJ. 230 AMI Service EMBLEMS I 'or i;ith brunch nf ne! Sain" Mnrk miittinn, aitil Iit , iiKiin'rt'H. infant i y, rti nal cni iiml rttvulry. Mmlc tt litmlvi t-olori li-lt hiuI oni htiti.li'tftl In silk. SILK Sirvice I'las For the army ami navy at 50c, 7.".., $1 llo and $1 15. Honor Rolls Kr Im x in i in ft-rvic i ha v l hi i st It's if hftiior mils, sniiatil.' ior ftiimliiK "rinsf ar tiatiilsonit'ly ciiKriH an) would ln a ftttiiiK Iri- till lo Hm' Hti f;nnil . w nitlow . al- tit tnrnitir of Itirtn in the RosfBURG Rook front Mr. und Mrs. Thomas Cblnn ami young son, who had made Itoseburg their home lor some time, left this morning for S.m Francisco, where they wll lieiiialn Indefinitely. Fred Hanson arrived In do lus! night from Othello. Wash. He has a line position In Ihe Southern Pacific roundhouse us machinist and will make his home in Ibis city. Mrs. liny Miller, or Oakland, ur ' rived In lloseiiurg this morning and lell this afternoon for the Piter Beck'ey ranch on the North I'm iiii. where she will visit for h week or two. Mrs. John Scott lert last night for Oakland. Cal., where she will meet her daughter. Margaret, who has I n attending business college ill that city. The two will return to ' Koseburg In the near ruture. 1 County Agricultural Agent C. .1 llurd lert Ibis morning for a two weeks vacation at Sun Francisco n'ld other southern points. He will make ,lbe trip by automobile and is accom panied by his family. While In Cali fornia be will visit with his son, Fred llurd, who Is stationed at Fort Mlley. ' Ui't'istered at the Grand are: K. II linker. Portland: K. K. Noble, Grants Pass: Oscar Hancock, Klk ;toli; ('has Sallug and taluilv. Heav er: S. Wolff. Me.irord: J T llridires and wire. Oaklaml: H. K. Dotz ami wife. K K. Hew-in, Portland: J. A. Iavis and wile. Mudestii, Cal ; Mar tiia A Wiekiniin. Gridiey. Cal : Ver non Smith. Marshfleld: N Hill. II A llasor. Kugene: II. V. I'rietll. .1. M Knight. San Francisco. l:on ( l.osi H. Notice Is bereliv given that the t'nitiiiua-Gardeii 'alley public road is closed to travel Heavy road con struction on the Geoiee Wlnnitord grade makes this nceessarv. M. II GKKMdNP. Koadtnaster. ,CKOOOCK00KHJOOXKHOOOCKKK0MOOOW Quality Printing Business Demands Good Quality PRINTING From' calling cards to catalogs The Review Does it Right UXKH0OCKXOOOOOOOQCt I K. C. Benson and Mrs. Fred Schwartz paid fines of one dollar each for allowing their cars to stand In the street without tall lights. Mrs. McClaren, formerly Mrs. Gladys McGee, of this city, returned I from San Diego this arternoon to visit with her mother, Mrs. Mursters. I Miss Amy Freeman has resigned her position at Ihe telephone ofrice and expects lo leave ror Portland the 8th of this moil I Ii to remain in definitely. Local officers are looking after in alleged violation of the game laws. As Justice 1. It. Illil. Hi- Is at the coast on a vacation trip, the mailer may awan ii is reiurn Mrs. Nathan Fullerlon. Miss F.dith Srhwarlr., Mrs. Fred Schwartz and Miss Velrna Bates expect to leave for Newport l-rlilay morning, where they will spend two weeks al the oeaeh. It was reported here today that siierirr Ouine was assaulted yester day by a resident of Green, while the snerllf was looking after some offi cial duties. The sheriff was out of town today and details were un attainable, but further developments are awaited. t. .-. iiuni, a local narner, ex pects ins daughter-in-law. Mrs. O. II. Hunt, for a short visit about the loth of this month. Mrs. Hunt livi in Berkeley. Cal , and Is making the inp io rortiand and return bv auto She passed through here enroute to that city a few days ago Consumer Pays "oe to sue $1.55 to $1.05 $:i.(IO to $3.15 Sc to !lc 8c to 9c 7 Vic to 8 Vic. 8c lo lie 8 Vie to 9 Vic 8 Vic to 9 Vic 8c to 9c 12 Vic to 15c 12 Vic to 15c 11c to 15c 1 5c to 1 7 Vic 8-f.,c lo 10c loc to 12c $1.60 to $1.70 $3.00 to $3.25 $1.30 to $1.45 $2.00 lo $2.85 12 Vac to 15c 15c lo 17 Vic 15c lo 17 '.j c 15c to 17 l-jc 12Vic to 10c $1.05 to $1.10 55c to 05c He to 15c sti ot.nts tkaimm; COUPS. (Continued from Page One.) AssFNMKIM Fit TO Willi. (Port Cinuuua Courierl. Mr. Iloskinson said thai one or the surprises at Gardiner was the re port that Fred Assenhelmer, one of the leading merchants Ihere, is lo soon claim a Lee school teacher as a bride. Mr. Assenheimer is a wealthy batrlielor and he now has Mr. Hos- Kinson fixing up a line home for them. He did not tell Mr. Iloskinson of Cupid's doings, hut friends did Mr. Assenheimer has many friends on ( oos Bay who will unite In felici tations. l,os Bay Times. o Lire advertisers orver the best bar alns 1'atmntze Review advertiser PAGE'S IS THE Place for SCItKKXS CHOAK I'OSTS KltH'K TII.K COAL WMI IKMKVT BLOCKS UlMll lJ. Ill II. DING PAPF.K9 IIF t'K.OAK IIOAT l.l MllK.lt I.I MI1KK MOV.I.LS I. A 1H W IMKIUS IM Mills 709 N.Jackson St Phone - 242 What War leMll'tllieiil Asks 4if tile nl ion's Vollth. Go to college. Fnllst In the United States Army as a member of the Students' Army Training Corps, provision lor which lias already been made. Itemaiu at your college work until you are called by the Government tor active service. This will not be un til you are 21, unless there should be an emergency. In which case you will he only too glad to help. Attend six weeks' summer camp yearly during your term of enlist ment In the Students' Army Training Corps. Private's pay is allowed for this. Itesull io the Voting Man. Immeasurably grenter fitness to serve the country in war, will be gained from the collegiate and mili tary training. In many cases training In science will be received which will enable the student to give special service of military value, though outside of Ihe fighting units. In all cases the student will he better prepared for efficiency In the arts of peace through his years of college work. He will be better men tally, better physically, more useful both to himself and to the country. There can be no higher ideal of patriotic service than this. Or. A. C. Seely returned yesterday from lwtland, where he attended a session of the Oregon Medical Society. (Port rjinpqun Courier). One ol tn' kindest acts which one could do lor our soldier boys who are battling at the front in France, or for that matter, any of the boys who are across the water, is to sit down and write each one that you know a letter of news, appreciation and encouragement ror what they are doing for you. There are many at the front who have no mother, wife or sister to write them each day or each week. These should not lie neglected, for a letter from home or from a friend received in camp or in tlie trenches showing that Ihe re ceiver has not been forgotten by those at home. Is a very precious tukeu. Sit down today and write a letter to the boys over the seas, or send the home paper lo them each week. , According to J. C. Iloskinson. of Gardiner, who was here over Sun day. W. H. Jewett has purchased a controlling interest In the Gardiner Mill and Lumber Co., now holding about 15 per cent or the slock in Ihe company. This gives him control or the big limber holdings or Hie com pany on Ihe l'mpiiia. Coos Bav Times. SEW TODAY. WANTF.I) TO TRADE Horses or dairy cows for second-hand auto. Ford preferred. K. J. Thompson. Yoncalla, Oregon. STHAVKI) 1 gray mare, weight 1200, and 1 bay horse weight about Iiiimi lbs . Wn white stripe in rorehead Finder please notily lien llardman, Hesl.ni. Ore. SC8TOrXllW Order by the Case SODA-ROOT BEER GIXGER ALE Buy it by the case then it's ready at all times when you are hot and thirsty A cool, refreshing drink of sparkling soda. Phone 186 ROSEBURG DAIRY & SODA WORKS ll UK, SWKKT MILK. riPAHKI IMI i In WHOOOCtOSKHS Showing for Fall New Fall Models in Coats Now Ready. New Shades, Natty Styles, Moderately Priced. Sweaters in all New Fall Weaves. New Dress Goods and Silks Bellows Store Co. A Wom.n't Shop for -Woman'! Wear-
