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i6ma, J703HT, UiT 54, SS. "KfuJS Majestic Theater l'llTtliKS run HltlflHT SI'OT It' I Different Always a f;ooi snow i Mntince l-.vevy Liny a to f. l-ivenliiK 7::to to II, .New 'i'lnie. LAST TIME TONIGHT MAE MURRAY in the "Scarlet Shadow" You're in for one of the biggest photo-dramatic troalu of the sea Bon when yuu sue bewitching -Mue Murray In "The Starlet Shadow," six purl comedy drama that you will all enjoy to the hint foot of film. 10c "A SKATE AT SEA" A two part L'Ko gloom chaser. ADMISSION 20c XO.MOltltOW Saturday: Halo Hamlllon in "That's Good." Sunduy: Edith Roberta In "Sue of the South." Monday: Mitchell Lewis in "Life's Greatest l'roblem." Tuesday and Wednesday: Lucille Lee Stewart in "The Eleventh Commandment." f Tiflrimaiiiiii.Mrf"Hi Seasonable Footwear PUMPS OXFORDS WHITE SHOES COLONIALS WHITE OXFORDS WHITE PUMPS TENNIS SHOES TENNIS OXFORDS WHITE MARY i JANES, MOCCASINS OUTING SHOES CANVAS WORK SHOES Roseburg Booterie KIIOKS THAT SATISFV AM) FIT YOl'll FEET IKVI.N HKUNN IViklin. llullillng G'nss St IfBtlfMMii-' - "iMHlii'.lif'"1 For Carnival Dec orations Buy Your FLAGS Of your local busincHB house. We have a full lino of Ameri can and allied flags in all sizes up to 8x12 feet. A large assortment of crepo papers In plain colors and fancy designs ,as well as the narrow Hlreanier crepe is car ried in stock. See uh before you buy. mitt RgpK Store M.J. & H.J. Hhoemukvr . LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Fifteen per cent off on all tires find tubi'K. Ford OaniKe. CI. O. McCllvniy, the Pacific 'un til) lineman, wan down from (Junyon vllle today. .MrH. J. N. Hunt, who spent Thursday- In town chopping, left lanl nffcht for her home in Dillard. .Mr. and MrH. (. V. French, of Oak land, ypciit today In ItoHi'lmrg at tend I n g to hiiHlncHH matters. Hon. II. I,. Kddy returned ( his mornliiK limit I'orilaiMl, where In had heen attending to htihim-HH mat tern. Mr. and M rs. Knrl Olliphanl ar rived In KuKfliiHK this mmninK f i nn Olalln to Hpi-ud the day visiting with frli-miH. Victor Nichols, of Itroclnvay, who tins been mailing an extended visit in I'ortland, return d to thin rltv hut night. Mrn. C. I,. Chit nnd two children lefi on (ho aflurnoon train for Sutli erlln, after Hpeiuling (he innriilng In town Hliopphrt;. Mr. Hiid Mr. )i. V. Long and Mr. Ami Mrn. Cody Long, of Yonralht, motored to Itupehurg this ninrnlng to attend the cirrus. Mrn. JameH Kendall, n-e Margaret Pcotl, re I n rued to her home In CranlH 1'ann last nip lit after a short Visit wllli relatives In this rily. MrH, Lizzie Itamev, Mi. and Mrw J, II. Smith and Miss Alice Nehel, nil of (ilemiale, spent Thursday In town shopping and vlr-lthiK with blends. f 'VVi".ll'r''ii-''iJLlI- & Invalids no Cookint A, Nutritious Diot for All Arcs. Quick Lunch; Home or Office. OTHERS mrm IMITATIONS TO Till-: I'Mll.ir. I'm prompt jil ney service, rail 20a, office a( llunl and lond barber shop. A ft if p m. and Sundays, if not at office, cull 1 ! ;i J. Special at tention will he given to daucliik' and ra in p ii i k pari ies. W ill use a bodi:e car. L. L. Matthews, proprietor and driver. Mr. and Mrn. A. V. IUy. who have hei-tl ill o:-rblirg for the pli ( mV - end cI.ivh. h it this iiioininM for S;in l'l .tnclseo. where they will sojourn for e eral months O. ('. Itaker and son. Chirenre, returned to ttnM't.urg thin moining from T'orthind. where tiny had been iittendini: to hm-tness unifiers for the past several days. IpvIkw Wnnt Art, brlw rnunlfi SAVE the LEATHER LIQUIDS y PASTES : Tor BI.k lk.MilnT.iii w Ox llltxul (il.trk hrown) Sliot-s KEEP YOUR SHOES XOTH'K TO fO.N'lllAtTOHH .STAI'ii II lUII WAY tOA.Vimt TlO.N N F AT ; rfgaaiii y v' fen 'ui ; ; I I J if r k. Fni I If ( ll. . 111). 1U If I .M rt. N.V. LI BERTY TH EATER i I) A V 1 N V: l A V ) N I, V Petticoats and Politics A ItedkitiMm I'rodiii red )1ik V (nuedy. tion, Mtnpiy it.iI. I Healed bidH will be received by the State Highway Comiuladloii ol the Slate ot Oregon at iCoom 020 Mult nomah Cuuniy Court JJouse, J'ort land, Oregon, at 10 o'clock u. m. on tho 27tli day of May, l'Jl'j, for the following project h; t oliiinbia t ounty, ('oliiinbia Jtiver Highway. I'aving, Hainier to Clatskanle, 11.2 miles in length. Jhtnglas Counly, I'mlflc Illgliway. Oratling and macadamizing, Leona to Drain, 3.2? miluH in length; 11, 000 cubic yards excavntlou; 68 00 cubic yards rock surfacing. (i rudin g and macadamizing, Yon calla section, 7.7 miles in length; 10,000 cubic yards excavation; lti, ouo cubic yards rock surfacing. Crading and paving, Oakland to Wilbur, 7.H miles in length; lit;, 000 cubic yards excavation. Orading and macadamizing, Hose- huig to Wilhiir, 15 mibs in length; 10,1100 cubic yards excavaliou; HOOO cubic yards rock surfacing. Cnidlng and macadaiul.lug, Itone burg to lMManl, 6.7 miles in length; u2,nou cubic yards excavation; 7,500 cubic yards rock surfacing. 0 lading and macadamizing, .Inclines Place to Johns l'lace, 7.2 miles In length; 2S.000 cubic yards excavation; 11,1100 cubic yards rock surfacing. ;lllfaiii County, Cotnmhijt Hiver Highway. Orading and macadamizing, Arlington-Morrow County line, 12.3 mdes in length; SN.OO0 cubic yards excavation: ITi.ooO cubic yards rock Kiirlacing. Hood lilver County. Columbia Hiver Higliu ay. 01 ii'ling. K nth ton Hill to Hood Civer, 1.75 mibs In length; 12,000 cubic yards excavation. Pav Inc. Cascade Locks to Hood lilver, l'2.:t miles in length. Polk Cotmt, Ve.t Side Highway. Paving, Itenlon County line, north, 1 a miles in length. I inalilhi Conniy, Old Oregon Trail. Ornding, CaMiage Hill to Kamela; ItMi.eiin ruble yards excavation. aseo Coiiiiiy, Cdiimltn Hiver Iligli w ay. Oratlitig and paving. The Oallen to Cliftiewiih, 2.1 miles In length; N.eiiit ruble yards excavatlofT. anthill Conniy, WcnI Side lllghwity. trading and macadamizing. Now- ben; to West Hayton, 6.2 miles In i leiij: I h ; 27.000 cubic arris excava I (ton; 12, -tin) ruble yards rock ourtuc- ' 1 li k I No bid will be considered unless ' accompanied by cash, bidder's bond or ci riiiied check tor an amount ; equal to five (5) per cent of the tolal amount bid. ! A satisfactory bond will be re ' quired for the faithful performance of the contract in a sum equal to ime half of the total amount bid. Proposal blanks and ftfll Informa tion for bidders may be obtained at the ofllce of the State Highway Kngl nct r, Capitol building, Salem, Ore gon. Plans ami specifications and form of contract may be inspected at the same place or may bo obtained upon deposit of J.V00 lor each set of plans and specifications. Plans and spect lU ai loon are also on file at Kuom 1::U, con Hutldlng. I'ortland, Oro- Plans and ppecifioatlonn tor the work in I'matilla County may also be Inspected in the office tf Mr. Manche o Pi iinett, iMxision Kngineer, Pen- dleloii, Oregon. I lie nht li renerved to reject any or all pioj iis;ds oi to mcpt the pro-po-.,d ile.Mio d lust fur the Suite of Oregon. SI l i: HHUIWAY COMMISSION. S r.iWSON, i'halnnau. V 1.. THOMPSON. Commissioner. K A iuxvni Commissioner. Attest HUiliKKT Nl'NN. State Highway Kncjuoer. Salem. Oregon, May 12, 1919. Strawberries. Frcah from the patch. Phone 363-J. Maplenut, Strawberry, Vanira Ice Cream and Sherbat. The Rose, j Mammoth Pansy plants for sale, at The Fern. i Spray. Lime-sulphur, Arsenate ' and Black Leaf for sale at Uiupqua 1 Valley Fruit Union. Cabbage plants for sale at the home of H. B. Church, 318 E. Coin I mercial Ave. Phone 318. "White Caps" all over the city l no, they are not "milkmaids," It's i the Strawebrry Curnlval cup but as j a reminder let us Buggest you order ; soft drinks, fruit juice beverages and ' milk ahead for the carnival. Itose- burg Dairy and Soda Works. The best new drinks come in bot I ties buy a case of Luxo, or Rainier. Phone 1H6, Dry slab wood by the car or cord. H. J. Denn, phone 128. If you figure that "time is money," buy an EVKHSHARP pencil. It saves time. At J. T. Bryan's. Now is the time to buy your berry crates. We handle a completo line of all kinds of boxes. Get our prices. Roseburg Fruit Co. You have got to clean and clear the bowels thoroly to have good health after months of indoor life; you would do so now If you could see them as you do your face and hands. Hollister's Kocky Mountain Tea cleans and clears as nothing else. Start tonight. Hamilton Drug Co. I Mrs. G. L. Grant and Mrs. O. V. Logsdou, of Kiddle, spent today in town atteending the circus and vis iting with friends. j Mrs. O. W. Fox and baby, who have been visiting with rulutives in Mud ford for the past two weeks, re turned to their home in this city this afternoon. Mrs. N. A. Barton and children, Alice and Edward, left last night for their home in Glonriale, after spend ing several days In this city visiting with friends. i Mrs. Nels Olson, of Myrtle Creek, left Friday morning for Gypsum, Colorado, where she will spend the next several months visiting with friends and relatives. Gypsy Beads NewShipment1 Just Arrived They come In all the bright colors to match your summer gowns. These beads are very popular and are going to be worn . very extensively this summer. Better make an early selection as they won't last long. Bubar Bros. Jewelers nnd Optometrists Jacksou Street. LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES Girls! Make beauty lotion for a few cents Try It! it ik;i: makks i kkoniuu s pici:- DIOTION HKGALJHSG LAW MIL "About one clean .di'rt is all I thought he would ever mi- He had fallen away to a mere shadow; was as yellow as saffron and often doubled up will) pain. Doctors con tinually gave hi in morphine and were uboyt to operate for gall stones. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy quickly restored him to perfect health again. It It a simple, harm less preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, in cluding appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Mu ra ters Drug Co. and druggists everywhere. C.l.ulis l.islic in the "Little Runaway" l , and ei'i'-ode No. A phasing drama, don't mi;- it Al-o a ti of "Tin Iron Tei." rriMINC s( Mi W ( Inn liiinbal I Young in "the i;.n, linototh the IbtrW 4 II AlvLII II I'll N 4 o . TIumk Clint do go e a good bh m m( the LllHr(y. Nef time ou order butter try (ho celebrated Hazelwood Ccamery Butter A tiiul will convince ou of its ineili. Call or phono U70. Umpqua Trading Co. No. JHckiou SUtfVt. Oregon prorim ts already enjoy national repniai Ion and Kale Internal ion al in many cases. Oregonians should take a pride in giving their pat rename to the manufac turers who are making Oregon famous for quality products. Associated Ore icon. Industries of Squeeze the juice of two lemons Into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard while, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tau lotion, and complex ion beautifier, at very, very small cost. Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents. Massage this sweet ly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and bands each day and se how freckles and blemishes disap pear and how clear, soft and rosy white the skin becomes. Yes! It Is harmless and never irritates. I'M! Sludebakor six, 7-pas-senger, in first class condi tion, for sale cheap. Great bargain for someone. Address S. 1'., care Review. t ' . .... T I 1 . 1 notii'i-: to Tin-: rriti.ic. W't? have ut our salt's room for thl next few days a rutauay i-hawsi! of t lie Nash six. V invito .t lie public to Itispoft this chasse, regardless of what ear you have or contemplate buyiup. It will irive you an idea of what the neucral const ruel ion of vour car or the one you are koItik to iiuy is. It. HAUXKSS. 117 North .lacksou. ItnseburK. Ore. War tax on any drink is le. Why pay more'.' KoseljutK Soda Works. M.I ACi.lI.V. We sell fence ror cash only. Having Just received two carloads of I'liRe Wire Hence, contracted long lino at prices much less than can be had now, we olTer same at the fol lowing prices, subject to stock on hand: 7-har 115 for 44c; 9-bar 39 for 61c; 10-bar 40 for f.fic; 9-bar 42 for 65c; 13-har 47 for 72c. Also somo soft wire fence 7-bar 26 for 35c: -9-bar 111) for 44e, and a heavy 9-bar 39 for 51c. Itarbed wire In 80 rod spools for $4.75. Staples and brace wire Rt pood prices. Also aeveral kinds of poultry fence, somo nt $1.75 per roll. Stearns & Chenoweth, Oak land and Yoncalla, Oregon. THE UNIVERSAL CAR Remember tlint when you brine your Ford car to us for mechnnicnl attention that you get the genuine Ford service materials, experienced workmen and Ford factory prices. Your Ford is too useful, too valuable to take chances with poor mechanics, with equally poor quality materials. Bring it to us and save both time and money. We nre authorized Ford dealers, trusted by the Ford Motor Company to look after the wants of Ford owners that's the assurance we offer. We are geting a few Ford car and first come first to re ceive delivery. Stearns & Chenoweth . . Leas & Son Oakland, Ore. AC.ENTS Northern half of Douglas Co. -Mi, lortn MHUr, ot 0tllra, a rived in Roicbure teiay w inl several days visaing with friends. (From Port Umpqua Courier). Allen Weeks, a cousin of Mrs. W. M. Shatter, of this city, who lias been visiting here for several days, left last week for San Francisco enroute to New York, from where he will sail for his home In the liarbados islands. NEW TOIIAY. HOK RENT CHEAP 5-room house, clean. Inquire 828 S. .Main St. FOR SALE 16U feet of 1-Inch rope, Jackson fork and carrier. S. .M. Kelley. Phone 5-F24. WANTED Experienced hewn tie makers (not contractors I to com municate with Oregon Tie & Lum ber Co., Oakland, Ore. WANTED, SHEEP Good ewes. Stiite age, breed, price wanted with wool on o.id after shearing. Address Uox B., Monroe, Oregon. What's the difference between a meat man's wife and a barber's wife? ill' The barber's wife conies to the meat shop to buy, but the meat man's wife passes the barber shop by! We are sorry It Is bo, for we be lieve In reciprocity, wherever possi ble! Not only barbers' wives come here to buy, but all good housewives and this Is why our meats are right, shop Is clean, and every week our ads are seen! The Economy Market Den. Knhlnacen. Prop., Phone KK. Last Times Tonight "THE Spell OF THE Yukon" First Times Tomorrow "Fighting Thru" (Port UiiiiKiiiii Cotirit-r). Klton beau, of I.alu'snii', t iuplu rd a l. tilt Johnson mill, met with an acr eident Saturday. He was drhintf u l ruck load ol? lumber when one oi' (he wheels of the iruck broke -and th; lumber wan thrown over the driver. His lej? was quite badly bruised, br. Kastland attended t he injured man and Monday mmninK he. was taken to his home in Lakeside, wharo he will stay until he has re-coered. Our Policy of Encouragement Tim prowth of the t'mpinia Valley UanU dep'-nils upon lite condition and industry in this community. When we pie:n lt and practice co-ope ratio . then, it is simply a far Sihtrd policy upon which our own wellate dependsas much as that of our patrons. Aa Itosebure and bouplas County continue It) develop, you will find tii is bank not far behind. John M. Throne, Cashier. the IMPQim WLLEH BANK ROSEBURG OREGON S No man shall go away from this store din. Frankly, we'd rath.-r hi'M h-avc no motu-y "huff." A man can't fi'il satis H.'d or suit Successful Suits. alUfiid. if we kni.w it. ;it all than to li.avi' in is! Ml tllili ss In' wears ('lollies that are successful not only in the fair price we a .-If. '"it also in their fit, wear and style. This store Tor no il sells taiisfac tion in successful clothes or It pives a man his money K;i'k and keeps his good will. The cost of clothes isn't the price alone; it's the pi Ice divided by the number of days wear they kic. 1 We are always glad to have you come in and look our ptds on r. X SILK HOSE Spring Wear "LUXITE" The famous SilK Hose for Women All New Shades Best Wear Moilcnitely 1'iiccJ Bellows Stor&