Roseburg review., May 21, 1919, Image 8

20c and 10c
Continuous
Majestic Theater
TIIH HIlf.HT KPOT
Mntlnee Evvry Day lo fl.
It' Different
Always a
GOOD SHOW
livening ? ;:it lo 11, .Sow l ime,
LAST TIME TONIGHT
LUCILLE LEE STEWART in the
"Eleventh Commandment"
A smtmhliig, sensational drama produced In nix parts by Italpb Inco.
What Is the eleventh commandment? Come and tlnd out.
TOM MIX
A wcntcrn comedy drama, full of thrllln and laughter.
10c ADMISSION 20c
'J'O.MOKftOW
Thursday and Friday: Monroe HallNliury In "The Light of Vlclory."
Saturday: Viola Dana in "The I'arlslun Tigress. "
Next Tuesday and Wednesday: William Desmond in "The J'rodl
gul Liar." Anlanias had nothing on this bird.
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Just Unpacked
New Showing Ladies Colonials
White Buck Oxfords
White Buck Pumps
White Canvas Oxfords
White Canvas Pumps
Ladies Patent Pumps
Ladies Patent Oxfords
Ladies Kid Pumps
Childrens Slippers in Kid or Patent
Roseburg Booterie
KIIOKS THAT SATIKI.'V AXI l'IT YOPIt l'KKT
IltVIN illtl'NN I'erkiiiH ltiiililinK diss Ht.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
War lax on any drink Is lc. Why
pay more? Koiiebuig Soda Works.
"White raps" all over tlio city
no, they uro not "milkmaids," It's
Iho Ktrnwebrry Chrnivnl cap hut aH
a remlnilcr let us suggeHt you order
soil drinks, fruit Julio beverages and
milk ahead rur the carnival, itose
burg Dairy and Soda Works.
Tho hcHt new drinks come In bot
tles buy a case of l.uxo, or Kulnlcr.
Phone ISti.
"iM 5 IM"
1-M-H
J. Jllney dance at Maceatiee .j.
hall tonight has heeti annulled
for an indefinite time.
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STRAWBERRY CARNIVAL
Friday and Saturday
$75 in prizes for berry exhibits. Make the Carnival
a success by displaying your Strawberries in every
ciass.
Prof. C. I. Lewis, of Eugene, will judje
Six Dollars For the BEST SHORTCAKE
Think of il!
Tin A, best 14 crate (12 pines) :i pr izes $10, yi, $ I
( Ihmv H, ImvsI nImIo 1mi itn variety Jf;t, $1
i'hkHH C, lurji' struttlwrry $1, tiilc, Hb
(in-sH it, nHMIc display tli, Hl, $2
( Iiimm I), mtUiir shortcake !M. $'2
CIum I ", lt- shor t tikt Jfil. $1.
Clu lai uc-a taiiei display ifr, ))H
All imiliiK exhibits In Class A. F. I', wilt he auctioned nil
Saturday n if; In by I In carnival coininlHeo.
All ehibitn to he In place Friday at III a in anil mil to be re
moved helore Saipuiday nlj;M.
Anyone run exhibit In evert claM, only out- in each claims, how
etof.
Official Instil comnihtee tvlll hate chaise of nhorteaUe ex
luhlis, lunsl-iinj: or Mim W. F. Si. John. Mis. V. II. Kiflu-r
ami Mi s John Hu-. nhai k.
S't'ltA UI KIiV ( 'OMMITI 1 F.
rri ri'iut
John A levander
loliii llucnhitrk
f if
Gift
Books
Suitable For
Graduation
A full lino of the classics In
loo'" d and limp leather bind
Iiih priced from 75c lo $2.
Gruduut ion and school day
memory book a from 75c to
$1.75. Several new 'styles juat
rt-coived.
Riley's
Rhymes
The most popular of American
poets, a complete line of these,
fanioiiH workri In mock at
$1.25 per volume.
Karly purehasoH are advised.
Roseburg Rook Store
N.J. & S.J. Uhoemiiker
XOTICK TO (OXTIt.VlTOItS
.vl'.ll'K 1IK.I1A AV COX.Vl'iilLTlO.V
jr?"?-"-!
Graduation Gifts
Commencement week will soon he here and with it comes the
pleasant duty of choosing something pleasing and appropri
ate as a gift for the graduate.
For the young lady graduate let us suggest Itichlleu Pearls.
These pearls have a permanent iridescent lustre. They are
the finest reproductions of genuine pearls and are construct
ed to stand wearing abuses. We are showing Richlleu Pearls
In a variety of sizes. No gift will he more fitting for the girl
graduate than KlrhHou Pearls.
Tho Ilracelet Watch Is another worthy suggestion. We have
all the better grade movements handsomely cased, The new
designs are very attractive.
Bubar Bros.
Jackson Street
LIBERTY THEATER
T (I l A V N K ! A V 11 X I, V
IIKI.LE lUNNKIT
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"THE LONELY WOMAN"
'I li.- la I. M TnaiiTl- c rod tit not,, in ii i il(''s
A ?o r. . l com. dv. Iid Shr Im Wk-ui;':"
Al-o a .hi.1 ilio and d:mi':o'i, witli ilo I. n. it mi.ipPV Jok-.
LUE F. VERNON, who
"plays the pictures" at the piano.
10c Al EMISSION iOc
Kt-alt'd bida will bo received by the
.Slate Hi rli way C'oinmitiiion vt the
Stale ol' Uivgon at, Jiooin 520 MulL-
noniah County Court Jioubo, l'oi'l
laud, Onua, at 10 o'clock a. m. on
the 27lh day of May, 1111), lor lue
following pi ujeciti:
1 41 unit iii County, oItiiiilia lllver
JliKiiu ay.
I'aviiiK, Kainu r (o Clulbkanie, 11.2
niili'H in iniglh,
lHiiilaH ( uiiiiiy, 1'iii'ifk: HinhwJiy.
tiradniK and inacadumiziny, Iona
to i'rain, o.-! iiuUs in length; l'J,
Ouu cuijic yards excavation; 6SU0
cubic yards rork MurtaciiiK-
Ui 'ail i hk and macadamizing. Von
calla m--v.i inn, 7.7 miles in length;
10,000 cubic yanls t-xcavatlon; 10,
000 cubic aida ruck aurlacing.
(i fading and paving, Oakland to
Wilbur, miles in leiigtli; 0,000
cubic yards excavation.
Grading and macadamizing, H0-
bui'K t ilbur, 4,5 miUs in length; (
i j.iruu runic ai(i e.xi'avauiiii; auvu
cubic yardH rork mtrlaciiiK.
(iradinK i"id inacailainiing, floso
Imiik to lulhinl, 0.7 miles in length;
O-.uuo cubic yanls exeat al ion ; 7,000
cubic yards luek suii'aidiig.
Grading and inaeadamiziiiK,
J acq lies I'lacc lo Johns l'lacc, 7.
milet) in length; 28,000 cubic yards
excitation; 11,00 cubic yards lock
surfacing.
Gilliam County, 'idumMu It Iter
Highway,
Grading and uiacadaiui.iug, Ar-llngiuii-Moi
row i'ounty line, 1 L: :i
utiles in lengili; ss.nno cubic jards
exeat iitmii ; ."i.ouo cubic arila rock
Mirtaclng.
liiHtil lliter Cmiiily. Columbia Kltcr
lliglnt ay.
Grading, Kuilitou Hill to Hood
Kit.r. 1.7J tniles in length; U.ouii
cubic yards excavaiion.
Tilting, Gaeinle Cocks to Hood
llivi r, nub s in lengili.
I'olk onn(, IViM Side ligha.
Paving, lleiitou County Due, north,
l.ft miles In length.
I inalilla Coiinly, Obi Oregon Trail.
Gtiiding, Cahhae Hill lo Kamel.i;
1 HO. (Mm cubic t;uds excitation.
WiiMn Count), t oltimbia litter High
h ay.
Grailitig and t.itinij, The Palles to
Clienow ith. 11.1 inibs in btiglli;,
S.immi cubic yards excavation. j
anthill 4 'oiinly, est Side Hightvay. i
Grading and niacadamlting. New- '
he i g to Wt st l,i ton, 0. J miles in
but ' b ; - T.otio cubic yard a exeat a- ;
lion, 1J.4'0 cubic tiirds ioi k sui lar-
No bid tv ill lie Considered miles j
:iceoiiii,mled by ctsh, bidder's bond j
or eeiiilte.l i-lieck lor an iimount j
eiiual lo five i j ;n r c'il of the tolal i
aiuoiinl bid.
A s.i t ii ;o uwy bond will bn re
1 nil ''d for the I'anhf ul pei lot-ma nee
of the eonlr:iet in a sum nrial to
one h;tlf of the tol.il amount bid.
Proposal bl inks and full intormn
tlon lor bidders may be obtained ;t
the oiiice of i be S'nie Highway llngi
nei r. Capiud building, Salem, (tie-
R"li.
r!:u.s and speci li.a 1 ion and form
of ci'titi.tet tnay be inspected nt the
same place or m.iy be obtained upon
depoii nf .C.oti for i-M h set of plans
DON'T MISS IT JUNIOR PL A Y TONITE
WHAT HAPPENED
TO JONE4
Snappiest Play of the Season
COME
Admission 35c-25c High School Auditorium 8:30
llilHrl WTWlil1 .ClMlMI'li H'T -I -
...uanwiaj-ftL'nmLil
A Big Day at The .
Umpqua Valley Bank
Slop In at (ho rmpiiua Valley Hank
Home Sat unlay morning and take
note of Ihe number of farmers who
line up at our windows to make i!e
posits or receive withdrawals. 1 1
will give you at least a small idea of
the volume of business wo h;tvc
throughout Douglas County.
This bank is particularly adant
.able t o the needs of the farmer.
John M. Throne, Cashier.
the UMPGTO VH.LLEV basi
ROSEBUKO OREGON
W-WW-l'W"l"M"I"M-i,,!M :
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I'lws cipij:ti:i.
(Continued from Page One.)
Antlers-Mae .Marsh in "Spolllglit
Saillc."
Kb-veiith Command-
dberly - -"The Lonely Woman."
Majestic
menl."
Money to loan on improved city
and I arm property. Douglas Ab
stract Company.
"Mrs. Goodly." taken by Olive
Klora. will show you how to take
are of her husband.
Cabbage plants lor sale at tho
homo ol H. 1(. Church. 3 IS K. Com
mercial Ave. Vhouo. It IS.
The "Kef. Anthony Goodly, D. D.."
Bishop of Italtarat. comes I nun Aus
tralia lo help Jones out or his pre
dicament. .lust imagine Teka llaynts defin
ing evolut bin hopeless. Come and
see her as Minerva in the Junior play
tonight at N::iu, High school.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Maupiu have
received word ffo'll their MHl Alva,
stilling thai he was in (tuaianiine in
M innesola ;md expected to soon be
discharged ami thai he might be
abb- to unike it home by the latter
part oT Ibis tt ek.
I.Ildlo Will SlltMtt
Much inieriw! is being taken in the
shorn: in w Mi the lad b-s will com
pel.'. Scm i.iI loi al ladies are piac
licing and lln'ie will be enilb s ftoni
the surrounding towns. Doug I a-,
county boosts of some good nutiks
wouien and liny will be out in foice
May 2 .Mli al the local rifle range.
and all roads are leading to the
crowning of the queens. The day of
this event ami the lime will be an
nounced later.
Sell Straw berries.
Numerous concessions have been
granted, bin why is il no one asks
for a concession to sell strawberries
and cream".' We are going to have
lots of st r;i vv berries and t he cream
is always here. This is a Strawberry
'am it al, and why can't I lie stores,
lodges and other organ izai inns get
to tret her on i his ? Cut up h stand
and sell strawberries and cream. See
C. V. Jones, chairman of conces
sions. Il" you cannot find him, see
the secretary. Don't forget that tills
is a Strawberry Carnival. Kveryone
should be able to buy all the straw
berries and ereain thait hey can eat.
Cxhibit Your Kom's.
Hoses and sirawberrfos are going
to be on exhibit in Kos' hurg. Kose
burg never had as many beautiful
flowers as today. We want you to
i bring your choice roes in vases, pots
and bowls to the strawberry head
quarters for exhibit lot;. We want
ton to put a card with the name of
the rose atid the grower's name. This
card to be 2! inches in size. This
is done tor uniformity. There will
: be lots of strant'er In Itoscburc dur
1 inc the dats of the carnival, and you
wa'nt to b-t them know wo have
roses. I to you rem ruber (hat one
ear bur' fund-died t he roses
for 1 be h'ose Ft si it a I in Cortland '.
I'.ring your roses to headquarters
and let us show t hat vt e can grow
straw berries an droses,
y.nnwiMiiW1 w wvi iiiui.niiiiiw iiiaiwiwipwinaron
For Walls and Ceilings
A Painted Finish is Best
A lustreless oil paint lluisli is ideal for walls and (t ilings. Il is
ariistic and sanitary. It is economical because iis dunihih'y ren
ders frequent re-decoration unnoiessary.
ACME QUALITY
NO-LUSTRE I IMSH
Is as anilnry, IusiivI-sk. nil lii.rt mail,' i-iiiwially for ;ml
cfllincs. Il can ! applinl iv., plasi.-r, wall ixuir.l. nu-i.il, tamas,
U'uoil, (jr any sill l'ac,' upon . h n pain: can In' 11---il.
A.-k at our st, iri' fi.r rnhu .-n:n p!.' oanls. and lit us ciiiiLiti- ill"
iiuantlty i-,m(Iiii, il vl.,."i, r ".i lay uf tun.
Hamilton Drug Company
Kosflmrjj, Ores
241 N. Jackson St.
I Tort Cmpqua Courier).
.1. II. D.nh y. w h n the call w .is
made for biimcutai s from 1 rivaie
cittens to be lonlieil to tbt' govern-
menl. to be returned at the conclu
sion oi' the war. has t ecelt ed h.iel:
the p.nr which he Inn the govern
ment nf thai i:tue. The glasses are
in a- fine or b r as when he sejit
t hem aw ay, ev ept I bat the
;i ri worn, w h ich shows I hey h;it e
le i 'i cuiwian'H in ue. The gbesses
are highly tal wed b Mr. l-aiby be
cause of i he si r H-e'i w hich I lu have
l-embM-etl (lie .leinlt'v-
( From Oakland Tribune).
Mrs. Silas Tmpin of Knsehnrg
s'onp"d off here last Wednesday
nith t on her ret urn from Yoncallu
and visited with lit r sister. Mrs. C.
A. Kiddle. goi;;g on to her home
Thursday evening. Mrs. .1. M. Mr
I'larnan. mother of Mrs. Kiddle and
Mrs. Tin pin, also ;i r rived here t hat
eveniiie and spent the week lure at
the "(liter's home. She d parted
Tn-'-dav fur Ko-imri:. where she
will tiij: for a few days, and experts
iy evening for Klamath
her husband and son,
located there.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL,
Fifteen per cent otf on
: and tub- s. I'm d C;i, ;u -.
Douglas j Do jou h;ive a S'.ede s. J
at your house .' jf tilt, i ,
makes s.e Ibdina, high hool VVe
i et. -nihg.
The lad!, s of the M. C.
hold a S.ile (. h one ((.ok;i.i.
mill 01' r ),, ;
Storage space for rent
Abstract Company.
Harold Itallt ,as "Mold
a chamipou detective.
Dry slab wood by the cur or cord.
II. J. Denn. phone 1 2.
We buy and sell I.ilx rty bonds. building jnsi
uougias ansiraci company. '.swtvi 1 i ;J;(- n
.Maplenul, Strawberry, Vanlla Ico I Captain .I.mn s
Cream mid Sherbet. Tint Kose. jiiiandatii at Cue
Mammoth Tansy plants for eale, Hione. left i.i t ni
at The Fern. j spend a lew d.its
Spray. Llme-5ulphur, Arsenate , 11 ''-'"" uuitiers.
nnd Hlack Leaf for sale at Cmpqua
alley Fruit I num.
Now is the time to buy your berry
crater. We handle a complete Hue
of all kinds of boxes. Get our prices.
Uo!eburg Fruit Co.
I'.
I tires
Hit cirl
:ie and
lnc-da
i:UI ej Will
UL' III the
i-aho- of
day j;:rd.
nv, eoni
'dd:ers Mi;.pi.i to
!-' tO bllSl-
KV TOD4T.
WANTI.I' II. ay
iron. $ 1 't a ton.
i'ri .CiiiK Shop.
cu.-t
ltet-
to b,it. rrid
Fa!!.-- to join
who are now
. d cit tea' ions.
.I'tons hi-,. !(
!"l. eeti Fuildn
ri .r !i; d
w or k m I ir.a ' il
iiispecti d In tin
i )
I'l.un and sped
n file at liootn
Ol. eeti Fuib ling. Follland. Cte-
li'C'f ic 1 1 ie.r.s for the
;i I'tMiiJ in.i also be
office of Mr. Mam-he
H. nrett, Civ !snu Fngineer, Fi n-
dleton. Oregon.
1'lie rcht - r ivi i! ei"ct any
ir all i; n i' ! to a. pt the pro-pe-.il
ib . n , , b. .1 for the Stare of
Or i;.n
SI'MF IU(".11W.Y COMMISSION.
S lli:S. Chairman.
1,, TIIOVI'SOX. CommNsloner.
1 A Hon i"!. Cotnti!i-ioue-A".
-I 11 i "K HFIIT M NN, State
x Fnctr.e. r.
Oi. con. May U I !M
II
order butter try
'bi ated
Hazchvood
Ci'.muiy Hullir
A ti ,.i 1 ill iw,;iiiv J oil i'f it
t". v :i. l'ii:l i't pli.'iu' iTi.
Vmpqua Tradinij Co.
1' j 7 .no. Jftckmiii Siti'et.
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SAVE YOUR PENNIES
The Cash and Carry System Will Mc!p You
All goods marked in plain figures. No special baits nec
essary. Just the best of everything for les?, at the
Spot Cash Basket Grocery
STORM PROOF
SILK HOSE
for
Spring Wear
"LUXITE
The famous Silk I lose for Women
All New Shades
Best Wear
Moderate!! I'riceJ
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