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20c and 10c
Continuous
Majestic Theater
TUB BKinnx SPOT
If Different
Always a
GOOD SHOW
Jliillun livci-y Day 2 to 5.
l-At'iiiiiK 7:l.r to lt):4.'i
LAST TIME TONIGHT
Trfifcedy and rvmnate IuukI In band In
"WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE"
lty Paul M. rotter. Ills greatest success since "Trilby." With
Mary Uoluud. The Hitiiirtc-at st'jry of exclusive widely ever con
ceived. Sltuutlons that lire different. Tremendous heart uppeul.
In nil acta, and Bouict Iiln (j doing every niinutu.
To'.o In "Do Husband Deceive?" and Harold Lockwood In "Some
vhcro In Turkey." 'Jinny minute, of laughter.
ADULTS 20 CENTS CHILDREN 10 CENTS
Thursday and Friday : Mildred Harris (Mm ('barley Chaplin) In
'Tor Husbands Only."
Saturday: Viola liana In "The Cold Cure," and Charlie Chaplin ill
"A Night In this Show."
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
iMmmrfaaBnmgPig
LADIES
We are still receiving New Oxfords
and Pumps.
A full line of TENNIS SHOES,
OXFORDS, PUMPS
Initial shipment of WHITE SHOES
just in
Come in and see them now
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
KIIOl: THAT SATISFY AMI FIT YOUIt FEET
lliVIN lllil'.NS IVrkJnn Building CnKa St.
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COMMUNITY CO-OPERATION
U'MATKV Kit benefit.; tin- develop
ment (if I N hi l: his County ami Its in
dustrial ii'iHHin'i'H iiio (he t hinu
you'll (hid Hn rinMu;i Valley Hank
interested in uimI ready to co-operate
for
My t ho way, it on' I fern el lo Me
your Income lux HtaleiuentH hy next
Saturday.
JOHN M. TllltOM:, 0:i.l.lnr.
I the UI4FGUJI YJILLEU bank
DAILY I lll.lt lilll'lilST. Average prei'lp. from Sept. 1. '71
, r. h 7
Precipitation inches and bund- T01.1l excess from Sept. I, "IS
reiiihs: I i :t
Maximum I eie per:.! in e ( ,, Average precipitation for 4 I
i 1 1 1 11 11 . ,1 tempi 1 me wet seasons (Sept. to May)
I'n . ipii.ilioii n Inclu'ilvei 31.!Mi
lotul uiecip. aline nun or mo WILLIAM BELL, Observer
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N iii pi"v i"i fui'iit It ... . j j Fnrecnst to 8 p. m. tomorrow foi
T0..1I pucip. fruiii Si pi. I, 'IS Riinthnestern Oreiion'
-7 so 'I'niiii ltt and Thursday rain.
The Girls' Glee Club
OF
Roseburg High School
'A7:.s:.7,s
THE FEAST
of ;
RED CORN
Aii Amciican Indian Operetta
lireetion of
MISS HFRMCF RIXSFR
ANTLERS THEATER
1 Fli. Y. MARCH ?. S.:i() '. M.
Adults. 3.")c: C hiKlnn. LTic No Keseivcd Scats
v-.; v
- .M iIovmi tM!iL it Iclrnhl to
ur hoiiM-; M Iii ! pat metit,
tml.m. r M m-i urt k 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 iilil
t.T.
I 1IJHI I lie 1MI 111'
imivi, in 'Mi tionir.
- ii liol.i, I ilUiMt atul iittit
1-1 .1 lll'l.s. IS -J J , Ml tit
Oil's Music Store
Sue "Feast of tho Red Corn."
Ciilckuii dinner every Sunday at
the Caff'turla.
Hay, Hav. A curloud of hay. See
J. M. Judd today.
Have Kriday eveniHK for "The
Fi'um of tho Jlud Corn." Ant lent
ilifatcr.
Uistrlft Attorney Geuru Nounnr
left faily tliis illuming tor Ck'tidalo
mi a t ' 1 i r 1 ts h trip.
Hrlnging down tho cost of living
sale. Spot Cash liaskot Grocery.
Cah and Carry Syntwn.
Im you farf tor pood imiHif?
iHm'l :uh-A the hitfh .school operttta
Trlday niht, Antk-rs tlieater.
Mrn. I). II. Morgan, of .Myrtle
Cri ek, who spe nt a wliort time In thin
'iiv Hhoppln, 1 f t for lu r hcjine to
day. A fjiiart. of milk contains many
Hiihstanei'S not found in a pound of
meat, and is of much more import
ance to growing children. Uoseburg
Dairy.
The Ladi'-H Auxiliary to IJ. of
L. F. & 10. will give a dance Friday
evening, March 14th, from 9 until
12 at Maecahce hall. Admission,
couple 7:'i cents; extra ladies 10
cen t h. M n in Uiiilorrii admit led
frei'. Ott's orchestra.
What did Impw Light do? H(-e
liigli school operetta, Friday nitc.
When your appetite lagH, try tho
Ropebnrg (Cafeteria. A tempting aa
sortmont of food.n always on hand.
s
SOMK OF Till: I.ATTO
f I O t A V 1
VoUf SODA
V0bj(?! WFEKS
I .xr...
'IJ- LIT'.'
"The UeseVt
Zane Grey.
of Wheat;
by
"A Daughter of the Land,"
Gene Htratton I'orter.
"Joan and I'eter," hy II. G.
WcIIh.
"Judy of liougea Harbor," hy
tho author of "The Secret of
the Storm Country."
"The Amazing Interlude," hy
Mary Huberts Kinehart.
y
Judgo I. Ii. Kiddle recenily re
ceived a very interesting letter from
his son Julius, now with the army of
occupation in Germany, written al
ter Ins return Irom a todays fur
lough at I'aris and Marseilles. The
young soldier lad i having many e-
i penenres, mil would hue lo sec the
home shores again soon.
"Twenty-thrt
Hour Leavo,
thor.
a nd
hy the
' Street
' Stree
Mahle'H
Itoukie.'
"Here .Malde
Me All over
"Here Bill
h'lK lO 111'
have read (he llrst two you will
want to read the last one. It's
great.
a Half
same au-
er. "That
ler. And
Love Let
' If you
M.J. A S.J. Shoi-tnukcr
CLEANSES YOUR HAIR,
MAKES IT BEAUIIiUI,
IHICMIOSSY, WAVY
Try This! All Pjindiiiir IHsjippears
iimt Hail' Slops finning
Out.
Surely try a "Danderine Han
; Cleanse" ii you wish to immediately
'double the beauty of your hair. Just
moisten a (loth with liatideriim and
draw it careiully through your hair,
taking one small strand at a time;
ihU will cleanse the Pair of dust,
dirt or any excessive, oil - in a few
minutes you will be amazed. Your
hair will he wavy, Huffy and abund
ant and possess an imomparable
softness, lustre and luxuriance.
I'.esides beautifying the hair, one
application, of Danderine. dissolves
every particle of dandruff invigor
ates the s.-alp, slopping, itching and
falling hair.
Danderine in to the hair wli.it
fre-h showers of rain and sunshine
are lo vegetation. It. goes right to
the roots, umgurates and strength
ens them. Its exhilarating, st i inu
la t ing and lifo-prodiieing properties
cau.-e the hair to grow long, strong
and beautiful.
Voil can surely ha'.e pretty, soft,
lustrous hair, and lots of it. if you
will spend a few cents for a small
bottle of K iiowlton's Danderine at
and drug store or toilet counter and
t rv it as dii ected. Adv. )
SEX
117 be Ih'ie this uwk
Vou owe it to yourself It) inspect this WO.XDFR CAR
and see it perform before you make decision otherwise.
ES
Phone
-J I 1 or
II. MERTEN
Ser ici
i-'ii i:.
MI'J-Y
Station
on I. si.
THE ANTLERS
ft H
i Tuesday MACK Matinees
8 nnd SENNETT'S 2:15
I i Wednesday COMEDY 7:15-9:15 J
I 51 S 7J
IS "Ml 'If V V" t "" '""
1 V 0 r ' 0 11 C U1S N.WT. KO!W Kirv J&
S U been stimuli; si
i h MIChl'A hvwisis' it h -
: Dantins . fel W i
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cvi't-yotio cti;is- f ;
S filhor! F
w T(1V Villi Wlflt Slt "Mifk.'.v." (he a.Ioniblo
t UU lit Ho tomb-y yon will i-ov.t N
! '1 t() See fi'i'-ri't. in tin1 Krviib'st I'iftiiro
"MICKEY'' : -ij
I The Picture You WiUNcrcrl-oiyct f j
h
..iw.ia-L: n'i ii.i,,.
Particular People
wlio wish something distinc
tive in Ulass.es or Spectacles,
are ordering the "VAKSITY,"
with frames made of genuine
or imitation Tortoise Shell.
We heartily recommend them.
BUBAR BROS.
Where Poor Eyes anil (JooU
Ghtswes Sleet.
ANTLERS THEATRE
TODAY O N L Y
ETHEL CLAYTON
in
"THE GIRL
WHO CAME BACK"
With a Sunshine Comedy, "A Milk Fed Vamp"
Admission, 10c and 20c
THURSDAY ONLY
Marguerite Clark in ( Wild Flower"
With Two-Reel Mack Sennett Comedy
Admission : -:- -:- 10c and 20c
f
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ST. I'ATTIH'K-S HAM,.
(iiven by the Ladies Auxil
iary of the Ii. of It. T., .Mou
ilaj evening, March 17th, at
the armory. Ott's nine' piece
orchestra. Tickets $1; extra
ladies 25c; gallery 10 cents.
lldK.I.AS .NATIONAL HANK or ItOSKIHTit;.
No. 04i:.'J.
Report of the condition of the Douglas National Bank at Koseburg, In
NEW TOI1AT.
i-'OI! SA1.I-: Auto trailer and camp
outfit. Will sell cheap. Address
M. II., Itoseuurg, Ore.. It. 2
DUKSSMAKINC. Kirst-class (Iress
i!iakini.r. Will go out hy the day.
Call or address llllli Kasl titll St.
WAXTIlIi - St cond hand piano, must
lie nearly new and in good condi
tion. Will pay cash. Address 1'.
W., care Review.
tt'A.VTKD A reliable party to take
the acency for a high grade auto
nioliiie fire anil tulie, on a liiieral
lien-entace liasis. A good oppor
tunity for a live man. Address
Tri-Slate Tire To., Tl uih St.,
l'lirllaud, Orecon.
Tin-: i.toi:.
I'rnii . eandy.
mil 1 &1 III h geods
mils, cold ilrink.i
1 1 s .lacksim street.
OUR
FAMOUS
LINES
Carhartl's Overalls
Brotherhood Overalls
Cutter Shoes
Barry's Shoes
Sophomore Suits
Clotheraft Suits
Tlwse lines with other
famous lines u e wish
to cull your at
tention to.
You cannot jo wrong
on our choice of merchan
dise, as we aim to back
up every article which we
the Stale of Oregon, at the close of business March i. HUH:
KESOL'RCES.
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts, unsecured
(J. S. bonds deposited to secure circulation (par
value) S.-i.OilO.Oft
U. S. bonds and certificates of indebtedness
pledged to secure I'. .S. deposits I par value i 45,0011.00
l. S. bonds and certificates of indebtedness
pledged to secure postal savings deposits
(par value) 5,000.00
U. S. bonds and certificates of indebtedness own
ed and unpledged 5 1,500.00
Libcrtv Loan Bonds, 4 and 44 per cent,
unpledged 13,450.00
Liberty Loan Bonds, 'AVz, 4, and 4 per cent.
pledged to secure L'. S. deposits 15,000.00
Bonds I other than I'. S. bonds) pledged to secure
postal savings deposits 28,000.00
Securities other than U. S. bonds (not including
stocks) owned unpledged 85,847.22
Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U. S. . . .
Stocks, other than Federal Reserve Bank stock
Stock of Federal Reserve bank (50 per cent of
subscription)
Value of banking house
Furniture and fixtures
Otiier real estate owned other than banking bouse
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank....
Cash In vault and net amounts due from na
tional hanks
Net amount due from banks, bankers and trust
cumpanies others than included in items 13,
14 or 15 '
Checks on other banks in the same city or town
as reporting hank lother than item 171...
Total of items 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18 10C, 420. 17
Checks on banks located outside of city or town
of reporting bank and other cash Items. . . .
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due
from LT. S. Treasurer
Interest earned but not collected approximate
on Notes and Bills Receivable not past due
War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps ac
tually owned
$225,80:1.
02.
Total
I.1AUIMTIES.
Capital stock paid in 1
Surplus fund
I'ndivided profits
Less current expenses, interest, and taxes paid. .
Amount reserved for taxes accrued
Circulation notes outstanding
Net nmounls due to National banks
Net amounts due lo banks, bankers, and trust
companies i other than included in Hems ;: I
4 . II 7 '. . 7 X
:i.::s4.m
129. 500. 00
28,450.00
1 13,847.22
10,000.00
3, 900. 00
25,000.00
2,000.00
52,07 1.U5
45,050.08
104, !!)!. 88
1,730.57
1.102.35
1,250.00
4.000.0U
377.02
J840.741.til
$100,000,011
3u,0(i0. I'll
1.205.0!)
4.IMI0.IM)
25,000.110
::.(. ;:i.2s
or 32
, Certified checks outstanding
i Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding
! Total of items 32, 33, 34 and 35
Itrmniiil ileNtsits (other than hank leMe.ts) suli
J jed to ltesere:
I Individual deposits subject to check
j Certificates of deposit due In less than 30
j days other than for money borrowed. . . .
1 Total of demand deposits (Other than hank de
. posits) subject to Reserve, ltem, 30, 37, 38,
! 311. 40 and 4 1
Time leMi.i(M subject lo l!c.crve land postal
savincs):
Postal Savings deposils
Total of time deposits subject to Reserve, Items
! 42. 4::. 44. and 4 5
I nitiil Stall's lcHisitH lother than postal sav
ings I :
War loan deposit account
Other United States deposits. Including de-
' posits of V . S. disbursing officers
Liabilities other than those above stated
511,852. 2S
012. 101). !l 'I
I5.000.00
4.000.00
$840,741.01
Till al
State of Oregon. Countv of Douglas, ss:
I. II. II. Stapletoii. cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and' belier.
11. H. STAPLKTOX, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this llih dav of March. 1 ! 1 :t .
(Seal) .1. C. FCLI.ERTON. Notary Public.
My commission expires Nov. 23rd. 1020.
Correct--Attest: K. I. Parrott. Joseph Micelli. Wollenbere. Directors
Coos Itay Man Hen1
C. L. liavis. of Coos County,
woods su pcerintendent for the Coos
Bay Lumber Company, is in the city
today checking over the lumbering
company's taxes. The Coos County
oncern lias extensive timber hold
ings in this county. He says the big
C. A. Smith mills are at a standslill.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Palm and fam
ily of this city left this arternoon for
Mitchell. Oregon, where theey will
remain for some time visiting with
Mrs. Palm's patents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. II. Shoemaker.
There will be a box supper at the
Melrose C.iantre hall Saturday even
ing. March l.'itli. Everybody invited.
All ladies bring boxes. Proceeds for
Melrose cemetery.
DOVE" Under-muslins area
True Economy
Look well and wear well
Min: (torn their beauty, it is true economy to buy our
"Dine" I liilei-nilislliis becauso the) nrc so can-fully
tuailc and of m Ii i; kmI nuiteiiiils (but the) wear -
II. You'll I'nol the prices iiiulslngly reason-
garment ha-s an ev
il l en lure whlcli In-
1 1 ptieiiall) Vie
able.
I er oim'ii nrm-hole in n "lime'
tea shield sc ii in as n ro-liilori emclil
sines tinuli longer dear.
We i. fter ibis splendid assortment of new "Hole"
still's null the coitlilelice lli.it our cllst.muM s Mill Hail 111
them ihe ilaintic-t and most u ciililo of iinilor. muslin.
Ml. Ill t.DWNS IM.MMXS COMBINATIONS
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