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saw
20c nnd 10c
ContUiumiu
Picture
Majestic Theater
THE I!IUGHT SPOT
It' Different
Always u
GOOD snow
Maliuett Lvery iuy 2 to G.
JjYi'lllll 7:15 to IU:lo
T O D A X 0 2i E l)AI OSL
JUT A1XMU.N IX
"Peggy Does Her Darndest"
A ImiRlitor-fluock'd iilny of doli (jli t nnd ilurtnK. A story which dc
liBhtg and umuei's, entices and invlKoratuB.
The Itil'd of linudnd," one of the fumoun O. Ilinly Htorlin.
Scroon Tclfgiam, Hewn from e vpi'yw here for i-vci j lxxly In il( lull ".
ADLl.TS 20c. CHiLUIiliX JOc
Sunday: .Monroe Salisbury In "That Devil nateese," a thrilling
romance of the North Wooda.
Monday: Norma Talmadge in ".Martha's Vindication."
Next Tuesday and Wednesday: William Farnum In Hex Iieach'B
masterpiece, "The Spoilers."
Thnmlay and Friday: PriKcllla Dean and lliuliert UnwIiiiKon in
"KIsh or Kill."
SOME OK THE LATE
33(0 IKS
"The Ueaort of Wheat,"
Zane Gray,
Ly
SEE THESE NEW SPRING STYLES
in Fashionable Footwear
Dame Simplicity lias taken hands with Dame
Fashion for the coming season, and the result is that shoes
to he stylish must he rich in leather and workmanship, hut
as simple as they can be in design.
This has called for the work of master artists in
the shaping and decorative detail of the new footwear,
and a glance will show you that the American made shoes
that we are displaying again lead the world for sheer
beauty of line and firm, neat fitness to the foot.
A nd Best of All, the rices A re Right Down Reasonable
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
SIIOICK THAT SATIHI' V AM) I'll' YBPK I'ISLT
irt IN B1UNN PvrkiiiN ItulMini: Cits St.
'Ollll OWNLHS ATTENTION'.
"A Daughter of the Land," Ly
Genu .StJatton Porter.
"Joan and Peter," by H. G.
Wells.
"Judy of Houses Harbor," by
the author of "The SecreL of
the Storm Country."
"The Amazing Interlude," by
Mary lioberts Kinehart.
"Twenty-three and a Half
Iloura Leave," by the same au
thor. "Dere .Mable," Ktreoter. "That
.Me All Over," Stroeter. And
"Dere Hill .Mable'a Love Let
teiH to iier Kookie." If you
have read the lirst two you will
want to rwad the last one. It's
great.
-l"W!-i"I'-H"!"J-I-'!'-H"W-
f. Social dance ut Maccabee -j.
A hail Tuesday HiKlil, March fr
4 25th. Ott's orchestra. iery- J
body invited. 4"
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
RostBURG Book Store
M.J. & S.J. Shaemnker
SAVES BY A
FAITHFUL WIFE
Buffered Thirty Yenrs With Stom
ach Trouble and Hemorrhages
of the Bowels.
Miss Kthel Too.o, li teacher in the
local nehoolh, left last night lor
l'uriluiid to ri'iiialii a Hhort Hint;
vJhIIIiik With friondH.
Ali'H. II. H. Shump, ur Kwtherlin.
returned to her limne, niter Hpendiim
a week With her hum, (leu. K. Shanip,
mid jamily, at HID Kits! First Ave,
North HtiHi'huiK.
mcocroiJ (,i!o i:i;s,
Wo pay the hlk'he.t market price,
spot ranli, no promise, money talks,
any niiinliiy you hnvo for naif. The
old reliahio, here to utay, KuuehurK
Fruit Co. J'hunu K3.
NKW toiay.
I'Oll SAI.K- Ilarpaiu prices
onion netH. ,1. M. Jndd.
on
Have your magneto recharged.
Wo have Initialled the "t.eelo" Sys
tem for rrrhnrgfiiK Ford magneton.
Thin operation Ih acrrmip hed with
out removing the motor and In thirty
minutes an an expense ol live dol
lars Without Hi is machinery il
won hi ho necessary to remove (lie
motor to chaise the maejieio, at an
expense ol litlecn dollars and you
would lose the use of the car for a
whole day, Itocharinn your mag
nets Improves the ignition and liliis,
besides ma It In n your motor start
easy. We will test our m a nets
tree. Sat is tact ion guaranteed.
Have It done the "Lecto Way."
v. a. nruij a, sons.
K, Davis ancl K. McCortnick.
well known South Peer ('reek ranch-
OrronTrMTY-IVrinaiH-Mt, profit-!,,rH; 'r;' ,llv ''"' "Itendtn
aide employmont for rerined woiu- I """Iters,
it ii who can sparo a lew hours I'inkeiton ami .lames 1'inker
from home dailv. Address Mrs, ''" an.l wit-. r South heer Creek.
K. Snyth-r, Cen. Delivery, Hose- I were in the city yesterday attend
(llrg. to husiness maltels.
St down hrinn n ictroln tn
your honir; $1 first in nu-iit,
luilanco $1 wr HtHik until juiid
for.
I'm Joy tlm ivor Id's tit't
music In your home.
Vh troliiM, lldfon nnd) I 'lit ha
phono(;iiipli4, J2-.30 to $:too.
Otl's Music Store
i;otd)iii')i, Oivpiu.
Chicken dimiL-r every Suuday at
the Cafeteria.
First clarts prune tres Vf-r
100. C. Merrill, iiU4 -Mill St.
No. 1 mixed clieat and (rrain hay
fo rsale at iJenn's Transfer Co.
tiarden spading and lawn work
wu work I'atrt. Call phone
Jelf Roberts, of Mrtie Cret k, w;ts
transacting husimss here yesierday.
Onion sets, 1 Oc per pound while
they hist. L'mptjuit Valley Fruit
Un ion.
Mrs. Robert Anlauf was here from
An la uf yes i er day attending to busi
ness matters.
(.'. 'I'. (Jnibbe drove over from Wil
bur today to look alter business
mallei's here.
li. F. Jenkins is here, from Port
land and may locate somewhere in
this pari of the state.
Bringing down the cost of living
sale. Spot Cash Hasket Grocery.
Cash and Carry System.
When your appetite laps, try the
Rosehurg Cafeteria. A tempting as
sortment of foods always on hand.
New .Republic ribbed tread tires,
in price less than staggered trend,
guaranteed for 4 5 u 0 miles by the
Motor Snop Carage.
.Mr. and Mrs. Hoy F. Hollows, of
the Hellows store, who spent u iv
days in 1'oriland on business, arriwd
here this morning.
Mrs. .1. I-'. Spooner and ''children,
who have been visi I ing in I lie eit y
at the homo nf Mrs. V. H. Winkier
for the past few days, left this morn
ing lor McMiitnv ille.
V. J. Henderson, who speiil the
winter in Ibis city at I lie home of
his daughter, .Mrs. II. C. William,
left today for Corvullis to reside nor
ma lien My wit h relatives.
;. L. Humphrey and family re
turned yesterday io their home at
Albany, a I'ler a short visit in this
, , ... . , , ('ity at the home of the termer's
The Story of a Wonderful Recovery ,,..,..- r. iinnnhrev.
( ieoi'ge A. Fletcher leaves I his
evening for Aled'ord, where- he will
confer witli I'ruii union hotels at that
place. Mr. Fletcher Jh the manager
for the Rosehurg Fruit Fnion.
Miss Criace Lloyd, stenographer in
ihe local S. I train dispateheis' of
fice, will leave toniuht lor Portland.
M if s Llovd is to remain at the
metropolis for several days isitin
wit h friends and relat i ves.
Tbo funeral of the hde Wm.
Maislimari will be held itr the Mel
rose school house Sunday afternoon
it o'clock, with son ic-s con
ducted by Rev. C, H. Hilton. The
body has just a rrived here from in
Canada, where lie pas.-ed away.
Mis. n. Casey and (laia-hler. Mi-i
Helen, who hiie boon i: nests ;it the
I'a r rot t home in This city, left this
moraine, for San Francisco to romain
for some time viilimr with friend:'
and relatives. Miss Casey is a siu
deni at the FniveMiy of Oreu-on.
P. M. Matiheus and Dennis Mat
tllows ha e o pned a general hi a Hi -smithing
and horse shoeinu shop at
corner of Wa-h in on and Rose
streets, oppo - ite Ros inirg llii-h
Schotd. Free hitching stalls to cus
tomers. Aid automobile i- p lii'iii!:.
washiim and pidishi n u. All work
guaranteed. Cive them a trial.
Con versa! ton is all rihl in i
place, but liK.M()NSTiCA'nN iV
what the public demands. We hao
demonst rated the past ten years that
1 'astetiried Milk is the only sa fe
milk to use. The CovernmenI ivom
meiids il and we invite all our cus
tomers and ihe public to visit cm
idant near the depot and s e hew
:iniiar it is, and note the latilitii
we have fur handliiiL' milk to make
it sale to m-e. Rnsebuii-' Dairy.
I'ho'ie
Particular People
who wisli Bom eth ing distinc
tive in Glasses or Spectacles,
are ordering the "VARSITY,"
with frames made of genuiue
or imitation Tortoise Shell.
We heartily recommend them.
BUBAR BROS.
"Where I'oor Eyes mul Good
i lasses Meet.
There Is h n nih
il ny one who iJim-m
tiot e x ji p r 1 1; n o
Mttne trouble with
the Htninaeh. Jt is
so common that we
frequently pay lit
tle or in attention
to it. Yet, tho
Hiomaeh is very
easily upset, nnd
cataiThal lr i fin t:i
matiitu of the mu
roiiH lining d'-vcl-
nis, grows worse--! tic pain airl i!s
tres is iuccss. : L ami th. truth
ilawn.M that we lia.ve chriiiih; stoin
li 'h tie d.le.
'J'he ase of Mr. Fouls Yeun- 1I:.5
M.-nimae St., Rochester, ::. V.. !s
lypiral. He -wrlb s: "I fur:Vivd for
Unity years ltii clir.-r.ic l.nw.'t
troiilde, stoMach ttoehle and I,."-,-
ellita.'eM nf the bowels. We hoii.:iit
a bottle of 'en::ui nml 1 U--k ii
';.i(ht'i'IIy. I t.- n to feel better.
,Vy v li'e per 'ii,M -d " to r"i::::;;:.;
nnd 1 did for so, a.. srt directed.
Now 1 am n well in n." i i. N'ouii;;'s
cMierie'!' e 1-j rait mil: ual.
If oii :a:::'er ivoei h Pi :i;iy
form, win ihor of tlie i, ;-:.i-u:, I,,
els or a ny ot h. r ) rt of ila;
bo ,y, try IV: rua. Il in.iv i Jr, I
hal on io"-.;. I Vnaia f r ,r"i In
-lther liquid Ol' t.lt.:-'t f,i: Mi CM. I N
sohl rveryu her... Yoi.r de.;I. r lr -.
It or w ill ra t ;l for you. A k f r
Dr. llarlneiii'. '..i',!-:';:riioi:'. I '
itma Toriie cad bei-t upon havl'e
It. If you want your health lev pt
1l.ithl.rr el. c.
All II
it.-d to
vii'e
Ts. CI
i.i:M t:.
' and m
tor .i I
:;:,d MufferliiFT are hl-i'oi-
I 'e? i ore-any,
le 'e:-, i !iio. for Dr.
il 'i i 'o.ii. Th T'onk
tii'li' you, .:k your
Mis C W. Horner ami two little
da mh (ei s. Ma rn a ret and Opal, have
luiiod home tl'oni Rainond. Wash.,
whel'e they have been t i I i ! t the
toiuiei's sifter. Mrs. C. U' Robinson
h
Broccoli Growers
do not be deceived by the promises
of so-called
SPOT-CASH
buyers of Broccoli.
The Umpqua Valley Fruit Union is selling Broccoli
at the highest spot-cash price. Sold todav two carloads at
$2.25 F. 0. B. ROSEBURG
Balance of crop will be sold at as good ov better prices.
Wise growers are selling through the union, and will be
paid the highest average price at the least cost for hand
ling. See Mr. Wood, Manager.
Umpqua Valley Fruit Union
llnviTtim-'lit ;t licit ill T 1 1 m i allnu
;niM' .!; ;i.,ir.. .1 In I'. 'i -tlm C.i r
lii'ii'i. Ill klmi, i in noil : III. i M.t. I 'In -for.l.
1 ..-- . lull k. Or. I'nii : I'lai.l-: Mow
:u .1. l:ii...uri. MP Ii.im- I"-' r
I. l lini.'.l fit ';l- llin:'liill. 1 ' "' 'i
inn' l.iinw ini: !ii.' p.. i I. .1.1. i:. .' el
I'v iii.iil inL' Mrw. M;iry K. Hmii k.
S.'il'. I;h II S. Mli S- t ' ! 1 1 ' 1 1 .
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nlili'l n hi ..l.li.-i v
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t' 11 M1 I '.! 11! l I . V !v f:i I t 1.1 n:' r'l
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M itniirs i iiic! in! ill .1 I !n ... in tv
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i: 1 1 IM I ion t- t . it 11.1 ! li-' I i ,'! i
Mill Jit - in -'ill. .1 1 :. Iltl .'. nili. ..It'
T)il' lllMir.ll!' I' I'll" - it I'-1 I' -'A .1
'hi: r to i..,-k Hi.-m up
In. ul. I in t'-l ir tl" 1 1 is 1 1 1 i t r.
mt(1i snitii'tliriir to i.'i
M . i Mi i.l.;-';. r
Oak f;.m;. X". I :'. W i.
III;. 'i i hi I i.K.'V, I i;s.
1 M :il '.' .', i-il fo!- .'11 l'I''-
niu' .-! ,';.. l: A i i l ii:
I I W III UN-.
nil
t is
fine mm
Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff Joints Drives Out Pain
You'll l:nov; why thousands use Mus-t.-role
once you experience the glad re
lief it cives.
Get a jnr at once from the nearest
di ut; store. It is a clean, white ointment,
made with the cil of mustard. Bctier
than a n.ustcird plaster and does not
blister. Urines ease and comfort while
it is being rubbed on!
MiKUcrule is recommended by many
doctors and m:n;es. Millions of jars are
ucd annually for bror.ehitis, croup, stiff
neck, cjlhnia, neuralgia, pleurisy, rhcu-inati-.:n,
lu:"b:iT0, pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprain;!. Gore mur-cles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
ihe chest it oftun prevents pneumonia).
30c and GUc jars; hospital size $.G0
ANTLERS THEATRE
TODAY O X L Y
VIVIAN MARTIN
"Her Country First"
and Two-Reel
TOM MIX Comedy
"TWISTED TRAILS''
With Outdoor Scenic, "THE UNDLAZED TRAIL"
10c ADMISSION 20c
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
MARY PICKFORD
'JOHNNIE ENLISTS'
I This is an exceptionally fine photoplay which will be a
source of delight to Miss Fickfoid s countless admirers.
JOE LITTLE'S MUSICAL MUSICIANS IN A
JAZZ CONCERT SUNDAY NIGHT
I Jazzo That Peculiar Jazz
1 Selection The Ameer V. Herbert
Jazzit Put It Over Sal
Special music for the picture by a large Orchestra
3 We know you'll enjoy this Jazz Concert which will be
I'uiytu uiriuie me pu-iuitrs
10c ADMISSION 20c
I
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M'i)( iviii)i.!ii:i;s .mi:i:ti('. , -
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ojl tn ail Sl m I. Il )Me r nf llic
lMimiile ,ihliiiil hnn ('.
A iii'.ciiiiij v, ill 1m- It. 'hi WrdlH-s-(I;iy,
Manii tiili, a! 1 p. m. All
iirli ho!ij r.- a rt t't'ip lasted to br
tics, ii' a( ill" Aiiiiiloriuin.
COMMITTKK. i
Mi v r. 11. Ii.iiUy was in fro m
Sonih !)( i ti It.dav visiting with
trirnd.
.lai.i.
ma ( h'rH
iii wns li'-rr from Ku
ti ihli'ii; 10 luisint'ss
MAMMA! CON'l YOU
SEE YOUR CHILD IS
r wi. i.iiw.h.wii.1 inn...
FURTHERING FARMING
ONTO fimlH Tlie riiipfiuu Valii y It;tnk
striving to do this in many parks ol'
Douglas (.'(unity. Wherever one is in
Hint Hug distance of !!o.-ehurK lie is
within rt'urh of our ice. Wiii'ii
In- cannot fall, he ft i . . the mail a
ini ans of t ransinit I iii;r his iih :-s;it;rs,
deposits or wit hdrnwals.
We invite YOUK p.itrunap.
JOHN M. 'I HIH)i:, Cashier.
S the UM.FQUI VJILLEM sank
ROSEBURG OP.EOON
lwilv Ti-nejir ! Move Voison
l ioMi t.jf jiihI lloivel
at, Oin c.
Moth.'i-: Your ehiM isn't natur
illy rii..-'.. ; li-l .ri-i--h. See if tongue
fii.i i f,i ; t h is is a sure sin it
litth' slciMa.h, l,. r ami Ijowels need
.1 I'l''. tll-ll!.'. at. Iltli.
lu'ii 1'sthvs. i.-aln, feverish, full
if "M. hi'1 itii had, throat sore,
dnr . n'l cat. si ; or ;n t naturally,
!ia stnm.ii l'-;'ch.'. tliarrhoeii, icniem-:-.t.
i;. ith- hu-r :tnd bowel clcans-
; i .ih a s he the first tr e.it-
.!:;: h.
'iicnt :
"('.ilifoi nia Syrup
r i l.ihln'ii's tils; ti3 a
'i-fi'Meil'i't. and in a fow hours all
the in -1 u.i-i . su:r lull and for-MM-Tit
: !i ti'i'd whi-'h is cliu:i;cd in the
nnwt'is p,.:-n-; mil of t.he system.
n I 'ii l ii1.. a wr!l and playful
child au.iin. All diildren lovt this
ii ;i in : 1 1 . ,! !,i tui'-i "ti'iiit laxative,"
.ml it i'ocr t i'K to effc -t si Rood
":n -i i"" c1.-, r. ii- ;. Inrei tions for
'.'.ihic i !;ildi. ri of all a ices and
-.-.row n up-- ar' plainly on tlie bottle.
K - cp it h .!!-! iu iiiir lioine. A
iitili- ;;iv'p tc.i.iv .it's a sick child
inpioipiw, hut '.; t the rcnuine. AsK
iui i ; u.-i:i-! t.r a bottle of '"Cali
:'' mi :i Siiip of I's. then look ami
-i that it :s in."!- by the "Califor
nia Kit; Srup fnnip.iny." (Adv.)
A Rainy Wash Day
Adds nothing to our troubles
and we are willing to assume
yours.
Just make a bundle of the soil
ed articles and call phone 79
Px.oseburg Steam Laundry
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MMIMlHIMMManMi
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!,t i u-i s'.'.i-w r;i liit! u o cm du
iu dentins rri'iMS
"DOVE" Under-muslins are a
True Economy
Look well and wear well
MMI. limn iln ir lii'iuKv, il is Iriu' crouoniy lo buy our
i "Ivi." I n.i.'i -imiIiii- livaiiM liny iii ki cnrofnlly
ni.i.'u- mul ,.r mii'Ii muni main iaN thai thry woar -ti.
-ii.illj Mill. V.nrllliml tlw ftvU-es Mili.rUt.i:l)' rtKiixin-
V - f
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1 i-iv i. i ii nriii-li.ilc in ii "IV'if" tiiirini'tit lias nil c
li. i -hii lil -.un in a- n fi-iiiinnviiu-.it n n-aiure nlik-li in--.iii
i- iniii Ii l.ii'u- i- ui-ai-.
V..' ..ri.r lln silciuliil iisoi'tiiH'tit nf nt'if "ltit'"
-.li!.-. ,ih un- mul ill. in i- llial niir i'iilmiii'i' will tlml
Ih. -in ;h.' il.iini n'l an.l iml M-n iicalile of iiiHlir-iini'lin.
Mi.HT l'.lMV ('OMIUN.VriONS
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THE BELLOWS STORE
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