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Newspaper Page Text. - ... 1 VAC 6 -.-....J lhdrttra )hift, SVPOi' 4-Jtt M, III? MVwH'gT ! t euo and 10c (-'mitJnumih: I'llTl'llKS Majestic Theater 't m: miiGirr sifT .Matinee l-Aery Day 111 Tin ( i i Il'l Different Always a ooii snow viiillB 7:710 lu 11, .".rn I Hiio. I SEE today AXD tomoi:i;ov tii:sday AM wkd.vlmmy Robi w arwick j : Elaine Hammerstein i AND 'Mad .v- The IT Lover A delightful comedy drama in six acts. Produced by Harry Itupf. Pronounced by I hfi. (n-ss and public hn out! of (ho season's, iiio.st pretentious offerings. Cnoxeclh-d photography, scenic wonders. Tom Mix m 2? Man Within .ii p.irt ilriiinn with pinny of iiciion ami ihri Careless America OStlTI! (WO p. A nation; piftUI't'H. should se. 1 sali-ty-iir.il w A pif't ii ii- that irning. I hrilllngly present joti in molion very phi-: on i ha I drives an automobile It's A Cinch Produced 10c Muck Scimi ll In niil nf Hi., fifih I.ilicilv loan. ADMISSION SnitM' iil-oijiiii auniii tomorrow. 20c Our New Stock of Highland Linen Papers It is the civ-am t lio manufac-tun-r's samples and by far the very best showing we have ever made. A number (if new tints as well as new shapes of envelopes will be noticed. Take a glance at (he window display, To see is to want and then ou will buy. - j RosfBURG Rook Store N.J. ,t S.J. Shovimikvr LOCAL ANO PBftfONAI.. Tlnir.i.lny unci I'liilay: I'llMillii limn In "Tlic Wllilcat or l'i Saliinlay: .May AIIihou In ,,ln lurThiriy Lays." rln.' it WOMEN'S LOW SHOES (Mir line is must complete and i ptinips, Lid pumps Oxfords in hi blark rtr brown in II. Veil Will filMl the at the pi I" e VimI : f (Ml w a til ..hi io pav. We al.'O hlive and while a 1. 1. lelr patent colonial, patent Mail, brown or gi'cy Kid, kind ot heel oil vv ant oxfords, pinups, etc I nine in and inspect i hmi. Roseburg Booterie How Sticky Is Your Steering Wheel? ntvix MIOIS THA I' N.VI Isl V AMI 1 1 1' lllll'W IVrl.hu Iluil linu voi it i i:i:t ZEDELER Symphonic Quintet High School Auditorium Fri., Apr. 2,r A great musical Organization I'k'ih lit I.ilir.uy I uiul A Musical Treat to You Mm who sticky I to w .irni w e mighty an diseov i n d Union; lit: lit w eight porous b;iek glo ts l bat a re rind ou tin1 hands ami are easy mi and oil, are just the tiling. ilrive cars know how W heel gets wht'tl ther comes. This is noving, but we've ph using so- WV'vr b. linn- lor W lla e jut tb e it and j'lMl'M' Set lit tiHMil -t ic a) ching a tout; glove now i e know t bat i-en Ibeui and mi u ill be just I hem as l)llll we Itevlvul ot M. , Chyiyb, tywh. You are invited to ftUeiid. All kinds ot team work. Cull phone lull, fJrnpire Stables. The Zedeleid are a great musical company. A rare treat fur music The proceeds of the Zedeler musi cal will go to the library fund. Help it out. Dependable, practical nurse. Any case any place. Mrs. Ledell, 314 S. Stephens St. J. K Smick, of Canyonvllle, ar rived here yesterday to spend a few days on business. Mm. Jennie N. Cook, of this city, k-t't this morning for Ashland to visit wilh her parents. .Mis. Scot! Lander of this city left this afternoon for Oakland to spend the day with relatives. Dr. Atherton and daughter, of Myrtle Creek, made a business trip to this city yesterday. Uringing down the cost of living sale. Spot Cash Basket Grocery. Cosh and Carry System. History, biography, fiction, and reference books. Over three thou sand volumes. Fiction Library. Mrs. Sieve Short, of Wilbur, spent (he morning in the city shopping. i She left fur her home this afternoon. 1 itej'erring to the Victory loan, the Portland Oregon ian remarks edi torially : "The Itoseburg banks are in (he medal of honor column, also." i lteeman'H all purpose tractors for farms and gardens, plows and culti vates, price $325 f. o. b. Portland. We will show you. J. li. King, 116 i;a.us street, agent. 1 F. V. Falkner .a former garage man of Cottage Grove, who arrived hei e yesterday from I he south, left last night for Portland where he has accepted employment. I The electric incubator d'monslra- lion which ha;; attracted no little at tention at the S. K. Sykes hardware store, hatched a large number of chirks Faster Sunday. W. F. Slielton. a rancher of the Days Creek vicinity arrived hei e yesterday and will remain for a few days visiting with friends and look iim nfter hminess mailers. Mrs. It. S. Nichols returned lat night from Port land, where she "spent ten days visiting with relatives and friends and attending the ses sion of the Degree of Honor. Kay Ollivant, wife and son, are ben- from Marshfield visiting at. the home of bis lather, Milton Ollivant. Mr. Ollivant is engaged in the mer cantile business in Marshfield. li'v. F. r. Morris and daughter Ilutli, liev. A. C. Lea bo and Post master H. K. Mahouey wer in lb" city yesterday from Oakland, having made the trip by auio. j j The Oregon Fire Itelief Associa tion is the strongest Mutual Fire In-j sin ince Company doing business in I the state of Oregon. Douglas sti a t Co., Douglas County Agents. TEA I a I r ,...., "You don't look old or cross with those glasses, daddy.' has found the fur NFAK and At last lirowu perfect glasses FAR vision. No longer is he obliged to peer over his reading glasses to see distant objects. No longer does he fuss with two pairs of glasses. And no longer dues he wear the bifocals with the unsightly it-am or hump that makes him look old and cross, iirown's eyes are now gaining in looks as well as in useful ness. His eyes are cons'antly In focus with everything with in his range o( vision. Ho can see near and far with the same pair of glasses, and no one but himself knows that th'-y are two-sight glasses, because they a re th: GLASSES : INVrSIrM.E BIFOCALS en I i rely free from seam or hump that's why tliey are universally known as "the in visible bifocals." If you need two-vision glasses b-t us tell you more aim tit Kit YPTOKS. Bubar Bros. Jewelers and Oplometi iss Jackson Street. TiiF. HOLY GliAIL. Who has not read of how Sir Lan faul, filled with holy aspiration, started in search ul tlu Holy-Grail; how alter many years of searching and disappointment lie returned to his home town and found the veiy thing that he had traveled the wui id visitors 1 K,'''K'"-'- ltis may be a iur- . .L.l-ll "Al HI I'M .IWI (1 .11 1 IIIUII MM strawberries, but 1 wonder if there is not many farmers in Douglas County who have been searching lot years fur .sou.et hing io pay oft a Ah- I i K't e auu tunicate tin ir children a nu w no nave oeen disappointed Joe Little iU,d his jjuz .lame or- "' . . ' snaw" r..,. " ' .-nuMi ie.ni in nu I or nir uie a I lernonii chesira left thi; Springfield, where th nisii music for a dauc (mucin. Tomorrow at Collage Grove. We have instalb d a pew cake ma chine, and now make everything by machinery. We guara nice every- r fur- ce at that place nighi ihey play tlrotnere fertilizer for your lawns, lindens and bouse plants. At J. F. Uai Iter k Co. Pltfllt er., ele.il" CO I p!e loll, lttl. vif'd- and I'eiee, all niiiicate pertect b ill b . vv 1 1 In m I il v ou a re handi- .1 P- l IU the tare of lite. Take llol 'i i - !;! )v Mi'tintaiu Tea i ach lv ami Li- t, up Mb the live ones. a or Tabb'ts. Ilamilion Drug "III p:i n . thing we bake to be made ol besi material ltakt-ry. August H-ck, .larksou. Phone 2 1 1 . Lots of thini-'s th:t first, turn out to he win 'ii someone shows "frotn a strictly hui point." Let us show i the b m drink for Hi" Siu-erior soda, all flavor-. I'he Col. i. Gttilier Ale, lioot peer. . at i ; 1 1 I buy it by the cast bui'i: Soda Worlds. Whenever ter iltfnt; is made we will mat In esterda's Iteview it was roiiion.-lv slated that 1st Lieut W. Perkins and -ml lent. .loejiii Mii'elli were com in b s lorn d in tin oiiarter master corps of the local Home Guaid organization and there fore vutibl be muitered out ahead of the 1 1 lie oft ices. In this a mi - lake was made and Mr. Vet kins and Mr. Mieclli will be mustered nut wnh the oilier line ollicets Ol the Heme (in. nd units. sanitary and .. The Oregon Prop., :'.:'n N. took hard at very simple you how stiit-ss stand mi how to gel least nioiO'V. i rbon Pose I bet it. s er- I I I1M UrTV 'I" I I U A TP IJ 1llOjlV I I I 1 1W l 1 C1V Tl I.SD.W. Al'Kll. 1M. Hit!) TODAY n ilt, una "Calibre 3 TO.MOivKOU I I I M.I I ni ri;i D.NKsD.W i i - Dorothy DaltotuVc Kobcrt McKim "UNFAi'mFui;' w 3" I ....;;:'; ',;ni'ii i '. '.Hill 1 !i ! '! I. " ! ii til "la I'niln I' ll, p.. ki; .llililin's split .1 till' lIlC'll.'lll l'TnKS i .t ..l ials , . ,1 h.n. iHl". rhp m w , .i i .: iiii ! ) 1 ifio in i ten cd m. the bifocal ? t KYPTOK IV GLASSES IV ii THE QNU INVISIBLE BIFOCAL vv belle u it In gbMS V oil t o see r m at li or at ; t ch.uu:iig itr There no Ion rale the upper t rotu t he lower of the bus er thing. dlt.ilH'e. !' ll' Hlg or bump p. tit (tat pat I i ni .ir mat ter w bat your nt s are, vv e Kinrantee b.-st m'I It e that t he sum aftords. W. MOODY nu tritd Manufacturing Optician I illi.unclte St., Kl'GFNK, OKKGON. Moodv rtiltl Sec Itetter." e 1 1 (JUK lo giv VI eptl. .tl pro O Mil JIM N "e- The toi v husbaiul William Dcsnionk in the Marriage Bubble Molilalia miUintu. Ltghiiiihg MtiU' ha: nu n ow i-a i and dohle with d surpri i A Ko)Sl(me Ctmu'Jy CihiJ Music When in Want per hitnt'. i and feor foot t v slab weed call at llosll's Mil. I. on sol III MMvll I" Mil I K, si u.iles . no c the tow n of M. rtle i:ek All leiih iumb. r at atd a I the null IIOi.i per M. ft ; ln: b. r ni' to ei-br at null $ t ' p-r M. ft; extra go. d thick s;.,b weed at mill 1 Oo pi r rinl, or will dtl,er unwlnre in Mr tl. Ci , . k :. r f t it per cot d P I r y t j our w ood new w lule the . ,m Don't ait until ttiMi-r Pbo'c our er.b rs tew I will do tin? rtft. I. . HOsF, l!tlo revk. Oirpm. very Hung that they had been so long deiriujv'. There are thousands of acres of good sfrawbeiiy land in In.ugbis County that might be pieduciui-' profitable crup with vcrv litlle el lort. The excuse has heretofore been that tb.ere was no market for the product when raised; ib;s excuse i no lotig'-r a!id as linn- are (wo can neries being built in tie- t'mpuua Yalley this spring, one at Kosebnrc and one at Sntlurlin. and one al ready opt rating at Drain. All 01 these canneries will be in the mark' I for si raw berries (he coming year and all (be years to follow. The stiawlterry is one of the few fruits that we do not haw to wait from five to l en years to secure a prof itable crop. Plants that are st i out this spring should bear a profit able crop n. t war and should con tiuue to bear for scwial ea rs ac eo i ding to t he coll i ai ton and i ai gn en. The caiinerb s in the Willamette Yalley ate oflering to contra- t over a t' lin of yeais for from nine to leu cents pt r pound, according to nu.il ity. Mr. Paulhaininu.--. wlm probably knows as nun Ii about li uit as any other man in the Northwe.-i. recent 1 staled in the Oregon ian thai he wiiiibi le- glad to ciiiitiact for st wral thou -and acres at ten e tits per pound for t anning straw hemes. There is no ii.ei ion that proh ihi tioli is go;ig to increase the demand for all kinds ol fruit eino mnnsly and (lie man w ho is t.i e!,.i iob'l enough to be fir.-t on the mark t w ill l tin oi.t1 to rap the rewaid. Mr. Paul ham mas i eeoia mends jdati' iug I In Marshall It is iin st inn., Ine whether that would Le adisabli fef the I tup una Yall. y cimdit iot:s. The Wilson has bet ii tor a gt iteration a stantlard canning ! rrv . and v bile not as heavy a yielder as some oile r arie li's, are fairly persistent bearers and do well oi medium groind. An acre ot Wilson lurries well taken care of should prod ui e t rout liner to four thousand pounds while some of the oiher vaibties will run as liu'li as eight thousand pounds per acre. 1 A en at i hree thous.i nd pounds per acie at eight tents p l pound means a cry good plot ;t. e-prt'ialiy when the crop is arranged so that the latnily ran do most of the cultivation and harvt st. Another source ot income for the het few eats will lv die selling of plains. It is t sduiated that the two canneries. Hie one a' lli sebing and the one at Sluberlin could easily use the product ol liw Ir.tndrt d a- ies of straw l erriis To set out ilus acre a ge will r- ijmre two and one half millioa plants D woib! Ie at ti -st i ;n possible to secure one ftnirt h of that niniiber in the whole state of Oregon ;,t the preset' Line. Plan's n-nalU sell at from four to s' dollar- per thou-. m. 1 The -.'ipplviiig of plants for this a. r- ige e D:.-nt y w dl be a piotllable bllMie- for tile Ihall who is prepared to do the work, All bo loc. and general nc? In ;e Dally L-.cw. t:i ' y 2". cents per month, se Option order. Anv po-tni.u' ngT:t y will i 'ii d 5 Mb- ln your THE VICTORY LOAN This will Hie l.i.-l Iiim.i1 i-fM- 111.' ilov. rnni. nl will i:ili upon yi.ii fur. In IlK' ii it in.- ol Hi" Vniu-.l .-iiii.'h. m i.IK'u.ui. ,,1' Duiinlns Cmiiiiv. of li c.SLbiliK- 1" '! vi ry In .-I in ilu' way "I ful.-cri.!i.ns. Toll rnipiila Villi.'' Hi.nk. as nsiiiil, is al your p. iiii-i' for in foriilaliiMi anil pliii'iliK s illlsi-l ipl inns. .lulin M. Throno Caslii.r THE UfiPQUfl VALLEY bank. ROSEBURG- OREGON LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Hear Dr. Kr tbi week at the re vival at M. K. Church, South. A. P. Stewart ,ol Thermopolis, Wyoming, is a guest at the Linpijua bond. Nu tpuoiMiu being present no ses sion of the city council was held last night. Mrs. P. 1". Hirsch, of Pixonville, was visiting wilh Iriends in the city Monday. D. C. Morgan, of Looking Glass, was a business vi.-itor In the ciiy yesterday. Mrs. K. II. Lee, who had been in the city shopping, ret urn id lo her home today. Diamond flour, made I rom hard w heat . everla-' i ugly good, a.-k your grocer about if. Mrs. Marl in P.riukor, of Winstons, was visitinj: in the ciiy yesterday. Mrs. Hrink-r was registered al the Grand hotel. l.i:.i; TO D.W i; MiY. Mrs. I ay Wright will conduct a dancing class in Syl;.'-' hall. In gin ning Wednesday, April 2:'.. Class lessons in fr $7; private lessoiiR 1 hour for $l.f,0. Phone SS-L. J XH'iCK To (he Stockholder of die I niptpta j (irtiweo .ssci iatioii: i uu are hereby notified that in ac 'conl.iace v illi the terms of your sub script ion agree men t io the ca pilal ' stock of --aid association the first in , stalliuent oi l!o per cent of the sub scribed capital stock is now due and j payable, and the undersigned was, , by resolution duly passed by the hoard of directors. r ajuested to cul j lect the same. The same is payable lu the seeretaiy of said association at his ot t ice, J u'sr State - savings liank building. Host burg, Oregon. lly order of die hoard of directors of the 1'mpuua Groweis Association. GLOKGK XLCNLK, Jr., .Secreta ry. Hroccul i seed for sale, l he good kind at I'niiKjua Valley Kruii I'nion. 11 vo ativcrnsera orter tliu best bar enlns. l'ntmnize Kevlww advertlsem. SKW TQ14V. KXIDK AND WILLAPD Sh-rage naileries for all makes of cars. lo,s.-burg Garage. If you have something to pell or rent try an Adv. in The He-view. SVt C vrts rFli:i-.lPr.rhr. A!.ui;i.-3 VIM t-i:sT. ,' AVeii-l.-.l:.-!,r.-p.-r.!!.onfrAs similnlir.iiUi.-Uillft-K.liil.i- i.i ri.r 'ft'fanta on A. .';J". :.-.. Boars the ;i:'! lini!lu'Slonii3s.TOil:.vbH, U il h-VK ' t n"::;;.:'... NiOTinrnrA V U ! nciih'-r Or'. ,'-ni'," Miiior:.I.Ni:i-A"i-o'' e. ,wi uit I f. .nf.:.- I ! i .'rf.i' iViiu'i' for C.ir.i.."'ilicn'.".I.Uiarr:va-j nn.l i-Vwri.Miv--;.;"! j j.CISSt'l- ' resiiliMi'.-fr,;l!,r'-n Tar (,1-vim af, l ot i V ftp I In Use For Over Thirty Yosi I. V I' . t.T. After Easter Sale Suits, Dresses, Coats Dolmans, Skirts Big New Line Just In See them Bellows Store . . .j If t cut you h. try ail ive somethin,? to ell or Adv. in The Review.