Roseburg review., April 17, 1919, Image 6

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V lUIIIUIUIHII, I iiMJ Utl. iiUll f
T IM..TI Kl S ! 1IIK llltll.HT SI'OT
Matinee Kvory liny 2 lo .V
1,'vrliliiK 7:, (I) to
TOKAY mill TOMOItltOW
Tnutsnvv iimi ritiu.-w
MAE MURRAY
with Jack Mulhall and Lon Chancy in
DANGER -GO SLOW"
iMu)uoinuiitwiiMi f
1 1 WTST? vVTSS&Ftt I
5 i &--vVl .tetaMSEISfefJl
A tl.rilllni' crook Btoiy, in which Mae Murray takes ihu part of
MtiKK.sy .Mulunc, and Jack Mill hall an Jimmy liio Kcl. a tnul
human interest Fix part photoplay lor everyone.
10c
LIONS and Ladies
Ail l.'Ko Koincfly l'i-ii Lurl in two parts.
ADMISSION
Same iniMtm uulu tomorrow.
Saturday; Hale Hamilton in "Johnny on tin Spot."
Tuesday and Wednesday: Hubert Warwick in "The Mad Lover
20c
Itel urns From Poll lam)
Contractor ll. J. Hildehuni, who
WiiH yesterday awarded the contract
lor removing Hi' slides on the Jtoh
erts inountain cut-off south of thin
rlty, arrived here this morning from
Portland.
"The music lb'1 dancers like"
Sykcs' hall, April ;Mnt. Joe Utile's
Jazz Hand.
Joo Liltlo. leader or tlie Little jazz
orchestra, Iff I his r nighl lor a busi
ness trip to rortlatnl,
Lucia Fancher plays tlio role of
Mth. O'Mura with true artistic abil
ity. II. S. Friday, April 18.
.Mr. Wilson Ih registered at (lie
Mrs. L. L. .Miller, of Dillurd, was
,a nest at the Cmpiuu Jlotel :(si
flight.
j I'' ran It Wilson, of Myrtle Creek,
j wan a business visitor in the cilv to
day
Grand,
Virgil Conn, a pioneer resident of
this comity, is hen; from Paisley,
Oregon, visiting with rela lives and
friends.
Heeman's all purpose tractors for
farms and gardeim, plows and culti
vates, price $.'125 ft o. b. .Portland.
Wo will show you. J. IP King, Jl(i
(.'ass street, agent.
BiOTWwtwgigHaaeog
Mr. Man:
Your New Shoes
For Easter Sunday
ARE READY
Plaster Sunday will find you more
than usually well lad If mi will let
us fit you out with a pair of righily
my led dressy shoe fin- your Lazier
piomeiiadu.
Here's Correct Footwear
FOK KAS'I lk service
COME l. AM) SMC THEM
Roseburg Booterie
MIOKH TII.IT MATISIY AMI I IT VOI It l-'KKT
IliVI.X HHUXN 1'erl.liis Hull. Ill, Inns SI.
MultiKopy
will give clear, legible,
permanent impres
sions, free from smudg
ing and smearing. It
lasts longer, giving you
more copies per sheet.
Our salesman will gladly call
and submit samples
L2SAU .KG PljMftH"
Friday.
RostBURG Rook Siore
M.J. tC S.J. Sfitwinuhrr
lIMMtnNtnMMMM
"All-ot-a-Sudden Peggy" 1
a three act
COMICDV presented by the
1919 Graduating
Class of the Roseburu Hiuh School
if
VOI! Can't l.aiih We'll make you.
YOli have'nl time Take time
YOU miss it --You'll Netful it.
llkjh School Auditorium
Friday, April ISth.
S DO ). III. slhll1 .'i.li
Your Appear
ance on the
Easter Front
will be Hie signal for a battery
of admii iiiM feminine eyes to
turn in you r direct ion, if you
devote some n?euiim to mat
ters nf di e.ss now and show
ih-.-m you can slill hndt nifty.
"Her" Eyes
will light up with
pleasure
lo i Inn c win a re as thought
ful ol iui ahp'aianie now as
before vdii jiliiiified into the
l.iii, of Ihe Hi it. diets. You
iiujii; elia p-. pi uli. i ll y don't
II' d 1 1 1: M'. bill hear in III i 11 (1
lli.il I .i-ii'i i mt I a mailer
.! a few d.i.
Crr.j-i u4. Qon-X
April 1Mb. Mod-l Uuli'.ry.
All kinds of team work. Call
phone Empire ritables.
Ka.-ter Monday Jjance, t-kes' hall,
.Vjuil 1st. Joe Little's Jazz Band.
Lois Geddeia ua "I'epy" js worth
the price of admission alone. April
18, S p. in.
Dependable, practical nurse. Any
case any place. Mrs. Ledell, 314 3.
Stephens til. j
Kevival meeting at M. L Church,
douth, each evening ut 8 o'clock.
Hear Lr. Fry.
Hi ing your spiders to the entom- ;
oloyi.-t ut the high school auditorium
Friday, April 1 H.
Bringing down the cost of living
sale. Spot Cash Basket Grocery.
Cash and Curry System.
Mrs. O. W. Hawkins, of Melrose,
b-f t i his afternoon for I'ortlaud to
visit wit h her children who reside
then. A son has just returned from
duty overseas and Mrs. Hawk ins is
very anxious to see him.
Fresh Fruit
Desserts 2c
Jiffy-Jell desserts, rich
and fruity, cost but 2
cents per serving.
Each package contains
a vial of fruit essence,
made from condensed
fruit juice.
Add boiling water, then
this flavor, and you have a
fresh-fruit dainty.
Compare Jiffy-Jell with
the old-style quick gela
tine desserts. You will
find it five times better,
yet it costs no more.
Millions now enjoy it.
MlJ-M
10 Flavors, at Your Grccer't
2 Packages for 25 Cents
Christian Church
S(t StlHMH, I'XIil.N I -
u nn :i: ss!( i rn.
Cleat liasler sT Ire. Crea! eliild
r'U's chorus. Mnrninu 'h me. ' I I.
Kesil! rectitm." riveitilit: theim. "'I lit
Judgment."
afraid that an evil spiiil will claim
. , , j, j, sm, mui )i a I let t m-i
The Hi n am l'ai' iit Teai hel Asso f r It. mi she call- it such names a:
l.tii.-i In I I a -l 11,1. ie tniji m.et- " llei:i:a I1." "I'up." "Kat'' Girls at,
lie i',1 Ihe . ciH'.d biltbllll rue: ..M "f no e(iise,in liee to atlMHie so tit'
'j..l..t e at :: oYh.ck. can be jlbd "Peach IHo.-.uiii," ot
1 i I .. i k ,.....! ...... .. ...... i.,. a 1 1 V oiler t.atio' tll.il I'l-.isr;: itie P. it
t t. r. -tim.. and li.stniem,. fall; niii.ii utt l,,:1 - 'lb-h as l.
! the -.ubjee, ol Clutia ami Her Kela ,i"it a elrl baby.
. ! ttoie hip io Amettca.- Aincmg other ' I'elichllul piano solos w. re ten
J i t tunc liev iMiu-k lobl of bis trip "' " ing ettiuti mvu"
C item Am- i ti a to China ilisexnen- Virginia Johnson, Fb.ietu-e
. :. ent.iSMt: ihe li.ii l'iii at """tt. Kalhleeu t.m. -brake and
W
4 ' .n. i .n v, i it- . - I. t i a ll nil. I . sl iiil'
I.e. Int.- MaltlH vS
! I.'
Irl'il --II ll -..-.hi-- m!1H- I line
lull 1 1. 'ii jw t'pt- In e ell bolide
U I 'l. h , 'I'll.. ll.HK. f i. llu
"fi .it h ! tie . nni.- tainiK but
A Me pi .- aiul . ln. U. n. as well. The
Jl-n.'.'i' el C.itiliMi ate so narrow that
:
LIBER FY TH EATER
KSDAY, AI'KII.l. 17. lMi
"Innocent's IVoress"
With
Pauline Starke aiul
Jack Livingstone
Chlhltinn cinihtr.v imI i r
X iirvui'iii'ii Hiii.' r mum-, .a.m. .,
j A licini j-r i i I ' 1 1 "i Hi- .1 .
tin- -nnill t.i n. I. -Ill hi ;i . '. .n-
I'. .1,1-1 . .ii ii -
i p. i r: in.ii l . 4
i;ais in
s K
; 8-Retls 1 i i,l. iv, Apt il Is
Iknrv 15. W'a
The star f ,T,irlli of a Nation" in
"His Robe of Honor"
In Stun ;k(s ;uul a
Comedy Good Pirltircs (iood Music
I hat's all
e.e i.irnii i: .in u : i b l 1 a will t ueli
'In- w.,1!- en .-it lief M.le el' lite street
Mi-- . 1 1 1 1 1 i i n u ei pa i I ie u la r l i ill er
A in ! Ii- iti- I ii a i in isi.Mt
. I....-I m the int. : tor Ml the elnbl
t : t Ii, t e w . a r U 111 t et 111- The
1 .ii v a , v e p.-. ially d,t 1 1
M In . ,U there belllt; abetl'
!ni then.-. and characters. T be
-t- .n.- all mono sv llablcs The
-it i . 1 1 - an ai.iriMs ()f the words are
n ..'.! by l he intlecMoii el' the
otc- The Chinese li.Hr Wotidell'lil
I II t he short bit --ill c- meel ine
which l.dlowed. Mrs W. II Itowd.-n
'he otlti oiiiL' p fe-iti lent nl Ihe asso
elation, appointed a committee to
nominate officers for the in t ear
These officers are to be elect, d at
the next regular nieeiini: May lath
Arraiij:einenis were also made to
in up a room in the ba-enient f"t
ihe children who brtr.K lunch, s I'
was also decided to pnrcha-e a cur
tain for lant. rn -ltd.- purposes
(ue mote meelitlL' oT this Yiaf
will be held en Thursday e en it, i-.
M;n 1 ."i . when the work of the vat
Will be completed Work ini; tllMter
a i re handii ap. the assoei.uton
will el he able to make a credit
able -.hew int for ihe i ar Milch
tn i 1 1 i: aide to i'om I'l it lone. ! credit Is dlle the Cat spl-Molid
p.. .-!-. - to tnemor In Ihe scho.d-- I "Hie. is of ihe a-soeiatioti
A i'i T ' ' I ' a !" i h:!ill'"i ef d 1 1 i el'eu t I '
,,,'IH.S He t'hlU-e ,,re NKW TOIY.
of:', i .1 etie prize and the nn'i:iii f i
r ',. ,-. el e the Clom-e would wmi W. 1 rnK Till: CI TTI: Sev. .
.HI ti.e prt;-e i nub- troin II"'Imiil' on cotinn
In , li.-nu'. Uev (ai.k spoke of I road, lce croiind Phone ti P I a
h4.A the m. in an I"; - -'op ai i - i.i I ! Pol! S 1 P Two -''' t i stt au:h!
'.. , v a'-l-1 lo the 1 1 i -h tn..ti i side in .s two :! T note t r- ad
ml I.,;.- t-i iMiiii: iti-' tn. ! ach tin coitt.iiti- a tab
nt the ..,t.e ie t.iKe care ot ' Tle-.e arc -.eeolid ha: 1 hill loo,!,
M pe l-a'.;-- ate . -p. ,,ii! pr.-c ' and .1 balcatn if lak. a at e'.e
is a I w a P P Sm it h. S ! t h -r i in , iuh'h'v
i ;eU- to ihe mod,
When m Want
Ti i 1 1 1 : i ! . ' ,1 I,"ii' r., t li. ,n -l.,t ,..-l
Mil I II MS Kill l Kl I k. kin mil. .!..,..
i'i . . k Ml i-.i linn!., r .it ., I nl tUv '
.ill .ii l;cl Mil I. , n
Hi.- !.'u ,.f i,n;,
-U J 1 I i.i- ;i. r M !( .
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i !.:!, , I .it rull i MM i-. r . i'l .1. i'l v. ill ,1- 1 i . r .1 !., . h- l 1:1 M !'
i;. l i.-.i, l., i M I'll J 1 1 r ll. t:. : t i i:r ui-.m! ;.,iu ,!:i!,- ;!:;-
.tin Inn. . I', Mi l u.ul until Willi, r l'l.,'i- it'll! I'ltlrl;, n,' I
ill ilo t!i rrst. I. . ISi'Si:. ljnlf I n-.-k, tirrnmi.
Table
Silver
Suririne jotir table with a new
st't of silvorware. We Lave a
fine thowing of ALVIN' silver
in the Washington pmicrn and
the Lafayette.
Community sliver In the beau
tiful Patrician design and the
Adams. If you wish but a few
pieces, you can make the right
selection from our carefully
chosen stock. You will be
pleased wiili our showing of
silver.
BUBAR BROS.
Jackson Street.
ICo.sebiir, Oi-eKoii.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
-,. ii.,.,.,. milium .'ifl.rararr
n-"""-
A Checking Account
l For Every Purpose
The L'liipiiua Valley Bank affords CheckiliK Aci-ounls for
business, lor household bunking and for personal use. In
one or all these cases, th ese better the system of receiving
and paying out money, as well as safeguarding It as well.
We welcome the accounts of old and young.
II. W. Strong . . .
1). It. Shambrook
Roland Agce
John M. Throne .
. . . President
. . VIcc-Pres.
. . Vice-Pres.
. . . .Cashier
the IMPQM VILLE2J bank
ROSEBURO- OREGON
New jazzy music, you'll like it.
Sykes' hall, April 2 1st. Jue Little's
Jazz Hand.
Cromore fertilizer for your lawns,
gardens and house plants. At J. J?'.
Marker & Co.
Vou never see a milk bottle on a
counter with a cover and a few pen
nies hut what you think of a Helium
baby, liosebut'K Iairy furnishes
some of these bottles, but we can't
.-tend our milk so we sell it to you.
ami put pennies in the bottles.
The Trotters Stepping club will
hold their next parly at the armory
Thursday evening, April 17. 8:3U to
11:30. Dancing will begin promptly
.it 8:30, On account of t he enter- j
taininent at the high school Friday I
evening, the dale of this party Ts 1
hanged lo Thursday evening. j
I lot Cross buns for Good Fridav,
April isih. Place your older early.
We make everything by machinery;
bread, cak.-s, etc.. and guarantee
very-thing to be sanitary ami nf
'he best materials. The Oregon
ilakery, August Heck. Prop.. :,2S N.
Jackson. Phone 2-11.
Commissioner and Mrs. W. K. St.
John, of Sutherlln. arrived in the
ei ly t his morning for a short stay.
lr. St. John was conferring with
f'ounty Judge Marsters this morning
on court and road matters.
Kalph Quine relumed here last
venint-' from a business trip to You-j
anil, wnei" ne u.is aecepieu employ
ment with the Hibb biirn contracting
company. Mr. Ojiine will operate a
i ractor during I he sum titer.
( Port Pnipiiua Courier i.
The fish season closes the lath of
the present muni h and remains
closed for one inotilh. Owing tn the
high water prevailing in the river,
the fishermen have not made any
large calches of chinook during the
prtsent open season, the fish passing
on up the river.
J. W. Noblel. bookkeeper for the
Johnson mill, contemplates taking a
vacation the coming summer and
visiting friends and relatives in
Mississippi. It is reported that while
enroule hi? will stop oil' at Kugene
and lake as company a wife, proving
to some of his lirends that it can be
done. "What fools we mortals be."
Ludrick Larson, of Marshfield,
who comes here well recommended.
j will open in a short time a repairing
'and shoe shop in the town. His uia
1 chinery for repairing is of the very
i latest design ami will be run by eiee
! t licit y as soon as the power can he
( supplied.
i J. X. Ileddeii, of Scot tsblirg, was
'a pleasant calier at the Courier office
j Wednesday mornint'. Mr. Heddeu is
I one of the pioneer merchants of
j 1 miiL'Ias County.
C. Ii. Medley was in Collage drove
I the last of the week, where lie went
to be present with his daughter
' w hen she w as being operated upon
I for lonsilitis.
! Floyd Wroe, w ho was recent ly
I discharged from the service, has re-
turned home to Smith Kiver and is
now communing witli nature.
THE MOST DANGEROUS
OF ALL DISEASES
No onrnnr: nf t'io fittmnh ledr nre so
impnrt.'iiit In hi'fiNh mal long lite ns the
kidneys, h.-n tli.'y mIuw up and coin
iimti. c f h '4 in tli.'ir duties, luok out!
liancer is- in sipht.
Piial .at what the trouble if. with
out delay. Whenever y.'U fed nervous,
weal;, ijiz?y. sufler from sleeplessness,
or have pains in tlie brick, wake up ut
once. Your kidneys need help. These are
hikiis lo witrn you that your kidneys
are n-t perfermnir tlieir functions
properly. 'J hey are only half cluing
their work mid lire itilowinjr impurities
to a."ctiraiilate and be cm verted into
uric fl.'id iai other poisons, which
re enuring you distress and will de
stroy yon unless they are drivcu from!
your ey stem.
Cot some OOT.D MTIDAL TTnftrlem
Oil Capsules nt once. They are un eld,
tried prepiiritton used ull over tin?
. world fur centuries. Thy contain only
eld-fashioned. Km. thing oils com! in.-J
with strengtli-gn jag antl sysleni-cl'jans
ing liei ln, well known and iiscd by phy
sicians in their daily practice. GOI.r
MP DAL riaarlem Oil Capsules ore im
ported direct from the laboratories in
Holland. They arc convenient to tnke,
and will cither give prompt relief or
your money will be rcfuifllJd, Ask fur
them nt any drufj store, but be suro
to get the original imported GOLD
MEDAL brnnd. Accept no substitute!
lu sealed lockages. Three eizes.
LIFT OFF CORNS!
Doesn't hurt a bit! Soro cornf
lift rifht off with fincers.
M.i-icl
C:
.0. V.'ft-.-r.
ft
Costs few cents: Prop n lii'le
I'reiv.olie oil lllat to:lrli corn, in
tlinlly that corn slops liiiiiiiic. then
,i.n lilt il riclii out Hh the finti-rs
Why wait"' Your drucLiM soils a
niy llolllo of I'i. . .one lor a ! v.
outs, sillllcienl to rid vour feet of
i..v hard corn, sell corn, or torn
um'coli Hie to.-, anil calluses. iili
nit soreness or irritation. 1't'i o.'.oiH
tlie lulli-ll talked of lllsi'Olel.v ol
he Cincinnati genius.
FEED FEED FEED
Try Vosburgh Bros, for your iuxt order of Fetd
The Most complete line cf
DAIRY, HOC, HORSE, CHICKEN FEEDS
Seeds Lhab Crow
Following is our partial price P.-i per satk:
U.-, Piaf
Mill run I 75 lbs. $1.75 I sa .v i s.
Polled hurley, proc ss 7 , ;o
Polle.l feed OUIS . ,., .. j ,
i round bal b v I mo -- ; i ,
It. II. ehnp ., v , ,
Alfalfa meal tin ' J.'i
Allaltu meal, molas-;i-s I hi . , ,
Litis. '. d oilmeal im :: j
Cocoanut He al , imi ,
Pi.-bel's dairy feed Vu To
li. S. C. chop :m v.",
It. li, Chop :hi sj (,o
Mill run and rice ni"al chop 7.', .;,,
Keef's egg producer pin $ ( n
A. li. egg produce) I imi i
Chicken w heal I mi I on
,. ll. scratch j m. 1.1.
Kei r's s- rati It .m j .,
Iiiaiuond cbnk feed 1 no sr. j
Keel ' chick feed 1 un ? (.;.,
at groats ......! on j ;; imi
Hai ley groals mi s;;. so
Cracked corn i mo , nn
Whole corn i imi :!.;:,
ltiii hshire j ho ::.L'it
Morpork i .m :: i .i
Meet plllp . 'in , -
1. elopillg food for chick-. nu , no
Crowing mash tor chick ... pin -, ,,,i
M-.'i scraps .t.i ;
Fi-h m.-al i to .,
Chnrcoal m m
Oysier shell i ,,,, J
Ct ystal grit j no j ,Mi
Ground bone .m on
Salt hall ground imi f jn
Alfalta hay p, , ,,",
No. 1 cheat hay s ; ,,,
Highest ca h price ler egts. poultry and dfs-ed poik Sc.. u
h fore t-n.Mtig or "llir.g It sometimes p.is lo look a round.
Vosburgh Bros. 507 N. J;ickson St. Roschuip;. Oregon
RASTER SHO W INQ
-.V-
Silk Suits
Skirts
Millinery
Inspection Incited
THE BELLOWS STORE