Roseburg review., July 21, 1919, Image 4

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SAVE
YOUR
EYES
TONIGHT
ONLY
TONIGHT
ONLY
TheBooterie's
SHIRLEY
MASON
GOODBYE BILL
LIGHTNING RAIDER No. 12
AM)
BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE
Tues.-Wetl. Mabel Normand--"When Doctors Disagree"
BIG WHITE
tn' in. in- 1 --'--Tii nMiii-
All day today and on last Friday
and Saturday this store was
crowded with eager buyers, tak
ing advantage of this opportunity
to buy White Shoes at prices
below today's cost of production.
The first three days of this sale
are over-and while White Shoes
went out in a hurry- hundreds
and hundreds of pairs are here
and will be sold before this sale
ends. See the shoes and prices
in our window.
79c 89c 98c 1.19 1.39 1.48
1.59 1.69 1.98 2.45 2.48 2.98
3.45 3.95 4.95 etc. Come in
and look them over, try them on,
you will find your shoe in white,
here on sale.
Come Atonce
Windows
CACT.IIN I1IMH, K.
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CII.U I ML'Ql A OI'IC.VS.
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If your eyci trouble you; If
you are bothered with blurry
vision or headachu caused from '
eye-Btrain, have your eyes ex
amined by u competent Opto- 3
metrlst.
Hundreds of Douglas County
people now enjoy good eye-
sight after having their eyes
Ufa with the correct lenses at j
ur Optical Parlors. There Is j
aliHolutely no guesB-work about
it. With our up-to-date Instru
ments we can tell exactly what :
Is wrong with your eyes and
the right lenses to use to cor
rect your trouble.
Kreo Consultation.
Save your eyes.
Bubar Bros.
Jackson Street
liOHlstoiwl Optometrists.
.Junior ( liaiMiiuiim. ' iiccchhIMch ul life could not be se
.MisH .llidri.-tl (iuodrow ImH clmi'KO curod.
of tin- jiiniur I'liautamiuu, and judge-. That HuKHia will iigaln come into &&l&0&&0&
iiik Mom thH i-iiciny willt whicii ne hiu- own. that ignorance will be dls- '.
Ih-kuii bur work niiK morning, she pla.cd by u knowledge of the nffairs1 LOCAL AND PERSONAL
wnl jiroi-i' to be one or Hie besi that oi the world, and of their nation'
h.ui ,. i been Kent to ltoei,urg. Jiisn in part ic ulai , Dr. Clare feeln assured.1 We wash and polish cars at Mer
(.oocirow i,: considered by J'.lllson- Conditions are terrible there now, ten's garage.
U line as one of their very best however, and about ten million per- Mauieuut, Strawberry, Vanlla Ice
Junior Chautauqua leaders. She has B,is have died of starvation. Kae- Cream and Sherbet. The Rose,
a desree Hum an eastern university lories are closed aud means of Back numbers or magazines for
and is also a graduate of Not tnwesl- j transportation is wholly Inedeiiuate. sale. All kinds, lie each. Fiction
i rn, from whn h institution iOMison- Kussia Is a very productive country, Library.
lute secure must of their junior j but Hie large fanners now grow only Mrs. K. M. Lee, of Sutherlin, was
leatlers. enough lor their own use, fearing a business visitor In lioseburg this
lOvery morning at !i o clock Miss confiscation under the terrible mis- morning.
Goodrow will et the youngsters ,.e f iioisJierlsm which is fur worse People's Home Journal Modern
of the ily at the chautauqua tent. than under the dlctatorshln of the I'riscilln. 1 vear il 5. Hecular
and will teach them new games aiidi('Zar. Ilolshevism, Dr. Clare be- orlce $2.50. Fiction Library.
tell them stories, she is also tram-1 lieves, is bound to collapse of its Mrs. A. P. Slack returned to her
illg tbeiu lor a pageant, which will, own weight, and it does lint have hnme In KnthMlin thin iiflernnnn nf-
be given by the Juniors tho last day dm support or the mass of the Hub- ter several hours spent in Hoseburg.
or chautauqua and which will be nsin people. They are pronounced Mm. Helen Daniels, of Wide,
spectacular nlfair. Kvery one of the I -iatallsts" and therefore endure motored to Hoseburg this morning
No SKow Tonight
THI'HSDAY nml rlilllAY
Norma Talmadge
The Forbidden City
A WONDERFUL BILL, BE SURE TO SEE IT
kiddies will have a j;i i L in the pag
nut. .MiKrt (ioodrow carries with
her the costumes and music for the
aflair and will train the children in
thi'ir part a during the wek.
Mrs. Hazel I'ai kard Mnrplicy will
lo here (he last day to disport the
work done by MIhk thiodrow and to
wiHn'SH the pageant. Mrs. .Murphey
travelH over the entire circuit of
t';Mitiiu(Uits HiipcrviHiriK Hie work
done by lite junior Kirln.
M i h. Robert H. McCroadto deliv
ered tin lecture thin inornlnK. pre
sentinj; her subject, "Tlie American
(ilrl's AniericaiilHin," in a parltcu
larly pleasing way. Mrs. McCreadie
in a speaker and club woman of
iini 'li note and It is not often that a
j woman appears on the local platform
who In as girted as Mrs. .Mci'minte.
In the opinion of many, the l.evvin
' iiitarv Quartette, which aiipeaf"d I
Don't put it off
See Our
Prices Talk
Shoes Walk
ibis afli'l in furnished the most I
attiuftivo music that lias appeared
l this season mi the chautauqua
platform. I'our soldier bowl selecl-
d Ironi Ibe tliousands of sinners who
lound Iheir way to Camp Lewis, made
up Hie quartette mid each anil every
one of them is an excellent sllli:T.
Their program was varied, rani;
'liK frolil the clnsical selections to
'be fnviiritcH of the soldleisr In the
. :iiilnnin'uts. Clever parodies, popu
lar soldier soiks and ballails madi'
up their program ami each s'lection
''lii'hted the aiidleiice. Followinr
"li miartotlo. Dr. K'liot A. Itovl lie
"vercl an address on Ibe "Ativan!
rre of a lianilirap."
I'or tonii;ht Hie proiirani has been
somewhat changed. Al latest re
.Mill ', lion. William .lennlligs l!v ill.
may not reach Itnseburg until the
I o; ;, 1 1 : in tonight, and w ill ap
piar at the big lent Imtuoiliah'h
llierealter. I'rior to Mr. Ilryan s ap
pearanee the l,eli Military IJ'l.il
t. I'e will sing and I'dwin M Wlnl
ley will gle a series of iniscell.iite
uus readincs. The program will be
i:iii at s o'clock shiiip.
their liurdens, rather than attempt- to spend the dav attending Chautuu-
ing lo throw them off. qua and visiting with friends.
His lecture was extremely inter- M Iss Myth Henderson, who had
esling and well worth, while. Dr. D(.,m ting at Wilbur with Miss!
(lure Is a pleasing speaker, and his KUa Sweeney for the past rew davs, I
wit and humor are irresistible. returned to her home in this city!
Sunday I'rogiaiii Features. this morning.
Dr. A. I). Carpenter, scientist. Sam Coontz, an employe of the S.
theologian and astronomer, proved P. company, who formerly resided,
the feature of Sunday afternoon. Al- in Hoseburg hut now Is a resident'
though his subject was In a way of Mc.Mlnnville, arrived In Hoseburg
"above the heads" of his audience, Sunday and will visit Mends for a
bis ledum on "Worlds In the Mak- few days. I
ing" wits so simply discussed that Jennie: You can't expect a feller
one with the slightest knowledge t ve a girl with a red nose, color
ed astronomy could not fail to grasp less lips, dull eyes. So lake Hollis
liis meaning. tor's Kocky Mountain Tea at once.
He dealt with astronomy In the Don't delay It's dangerous. 3."ic.
simplest way, and his talk was Hamilton Drug Co. j
warmly appreciated by the audience. V. .T. Jackson returned from Sa-
I'ertluent facts brought out by Dr. . lem yesterday, driving from there
( ariK-nler shed a new gleam on Ih
astronomical knowledge of the uud-
41 ffl tI'-ii- wnm
AWA
Busy Days Ahead
THE Farmer is getting his 'innings" now and he
shouldn't be drawn away from the important work
of making one acre of ground produce m e 'lan
two did before--any more than can be helped.
That's why the Umpqua Valley Bank has provided
its convenient and safe
Bank-by-Mail Service
John M. Throne, Cashier.
the UKFQUA VLLEV bank
ROSEBURO
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Man it d Hero TtMla
Harry I. Muihcus, of lionv ille.
.mm! Mism Helen Kiuery. of I'mptiua.
w.re united in mariiire at the M
lv piirsuhHUe. Ite. .1. '. Spencer olti
.i.itiiiK. nt noon today. I iniuedi.itelj
alter Hie ceremony the bridal couple
were phen a luntluon at tl:e I uu -
Ml,; hotel, attended by a (e cloe
ii i i.ds and rel.i!iy. Mr Mathews
is .i i!oinincht tiirmer of the in von
rlle ilwinet. wbeie the yoiiim louple
ill probably leside.
a daughter of Mi.
lence, and his explanatioiiH uf some
of tho phcnoiioina of it at urt were
surprisiimly cleat.
Til.' IJfthl of tho Milky Way,"
which you tM any dear niht, lias
been ,'10,I)(M! yearn reaching this
oiirth," aHhcrted the dot tor. "When
(tie pyramids, now approximately Ti,
Ooo years old. wero first consliucted,
the t'luht oi tho Milky Way bad boon
on tho way to us for 2.), 000 years.
And tho hum, bo assured tho
swelteritiR nudioiK o. ia lU.QOO.imn
! miles away, and is very gradually
beini; (ondensod into a smaller body.
Ml of which the RusehiMK audience
was Kind to hear, but which fact they
nay bavo boon a triflo skeptical of,
considerlnR tho torn pern t tin under
' ho chautauqua tout.
Tho liKht travtds at tho rato of
IHJ.onh miles per second, and thej
rays of tho sun roach us in uproxi-.
uiittely oiht minutes.
Ir. t'arpontor says that he firmly
believes that many other worlds, be-j
lidos tho one on w hich wo live, ;?
lift and probably as b'.Kh or hihr'
dnto of civilization than this one. j
Tho preludo to lr. Carpenter s
lecture, by tho Fillion roncett party,!
was very KHt,d. Professor Fillion is J
i violinist of rare ability. Miss (iol-j
tr.i, tho other active member or th--l
company. Is seriously ill at Ashland, j
and could not appear with tho coin !
pany yesterday, but l'rofessor Kil-,
lion and his splendid an oinpanlst
did their bo.-d to i take up for the
ibfenco of the sinner. I
his Tord in six hours and 'hi minutes,
lie ban boon assisting wth the erec
tion of a lare new prune packing
Iiouho for tho Prater Knit Co., at
Vmhill, Oregon.
Am
Misi Jessie Laura nee, who had
been vlsitl.re In Itosehurc with her
Mis- Kiuen is ,.OUKj, Mrx. S. I.. Croon, returned to
T. I'ni.ry. n ... niMard this niotnin.
u!n is now lesidini: in Cal :t"iiu.i. Curl Stebbiimer, w ho ha the eon
she has been living with her brother, n,(,t for tw eroctlun of the rali
l.oal Kiuery. of I toptina. fornia I'ackiiiK Co s new prune t.n k-
- j in plant, now point tip n Wlmhos-
Mss l.ena Porter, who had been , vr Ktieet. left yesterday (or Salem
viMttiiK her parents at Ten Mile. l'fton huslness.
.).,. .....tit r.tl' I t:i ll 1:1 Mil Ulll'lt'l M .ii in. mi ii '
! : ho will is It for several da? s heloro
! continuing on to Salem, where she
is etnplo) ed
am It
SEE
Our Offering of
JAPANEESE
REED
Baskets
Thin Is a direet guipiueitt from
the Orient mid comprises three
Hlzcs of baskets III several
shapes. Colors are red. green
and natural shades.
The Si2e A re
6X 10'2
5'iX 11
7X 11
6jX 12
The prices are
S1.25 - $1.50
and $2.00
You will nproo with ua that the
values are unusual.
Roseburg Book Siobe
O. A. V. lU ponts Visit
Hon. J. K. Weatherford and wife,
of Albany; Hon. Jefferson Myers and
wife, or Portland, and Addison Pen- .
nett, of the Portland OreKonian, ar-1
rived here from the south about 6:30
o'clock Saturday evening and spent
the night hero The two former
gentlemen are regents ol the Ore
gon Agricultural college and were
on a tour of the agricultural experi
ment stations of the atate. President
. J. Kerr and others of tho party
took the train north from tilendale, ;
their auto having broken down, lte-
fore leaving here Sunday morning,
tho parly visited for a short time
J at tho home of Hon. .1. II. Itoolh.
(They report a most interesting trip
KxiKvts Ilond Mnoy
John Karis, one of the Scottsburg
robber gang, wljo languishes in the
county jail awaiting trial chained
with assault and robbery, and who
wan released from custody on $2. out)
bail prior to entering a plea before!
.Indue Hamilton, is today expecting
to ai;ain obtain his liberty. His bond
was raised Trom $2,000 to $:t.000,
and the prisoner telephoned Portland
friends this morning to raise that
amount.
l-ontf Range Foivonst
Weather observer Hell this morn-'
. ing received a Ion range forecast
of the weather of this section. It
I follows: "Today, Tuesday and Wed-
nesday continued warm, with gentle,
: variable winds. Thursday, probable
thunderstorms in mountains, cooler."
Automobiles Collide
A Cadillac automobile, driven by
K. 1,. Parrot t, of this city, and a
Maxwell, driven by I). X. liusenbark,
of Melrose, collided at the intersec
tion of Jackson and Oak streets at
about 10 oVlork last night, resulting
In the latter car being somewhat
damaged. Mr. Parrott was proceeding-
north on Jackson street and Mr.
iHisenhark was traveling west on
Oak when tho collision occurred. Mr.
Parrott stated that he did not no
tice the approach of the other ear
until too late to avoid striking it.
The daniai;e lo the Maxwell was
slight and no one was injured.
Pew l-oret Tires
According to information received
at the local forestry office this morn
ing, two or throe small fires are re
ported raging in the limbered din
triets in tho Steamboat vicinity. .Mr.
Ponebruko stated, however, that the
fiio was well under control.
Mr. and Mrs. (!. Powler and lit
tle daughter, Louise, who have been
visiting at the home of Mrs. Fow
ler's parent-, Mr. and Mrs. H. V.
Althaus, left for their home in Port
land this afternoon.
Wo have n full line of Unson,
Kconomy and Kerr Wide-miuth
Mi'on fruit jarc: nlo Mason caps
and rubbers, and Keonomy laps. Ho
sure and put up plentv of fruit, ns
canned fruii will be scare - and l.iuh.
Peoples' Snpplv Co.
.V.y. it S.J, Shocmukvr
NKW TOI4V.
in.
S I.K. Oak
Phone t V. ; !
1 1 :illlp K''. . Iie o
l0!t SM.K J ton Nash ir;i,k, -t j
on.httou. a' a I .ti 4..in S. e Jack ,
C !!.!! a! SmtiorV j
W TKM Some pai tly inn roved
or tn,ni'tovcil laM'l near h which
is not too haul to clear Addresn
S P , cate Keicw. ;
WAN'I'l'H Six men with wood ox-
pi'iienco for rn pairo'nnn poitg
las CouiiM Pu" Patrol vsM. 2 H
Nor i b Jackson street
I' V OI.P CHICKS W. , e now
ImK tn a o i dels tor f u' ui deliv
4-ry Ml Feb . Mar . Apt . ,i e sold.
M.t Nt Mii -Mb open t; w. Hurt.
Kom bin g. On roll
I K V
I d
about
Repair Department Running as Usual1
Bring your repair work-see Hie difference!
.' i a! s old. w Mb Ti. i under
li' lii b ' t ear. t i -1 s . h nbont
.!!! ;):ol tal.cn in e: lulv IT.
1 wv - u ill call ir irovo
property and ..v i- (scar
Jldlison, Ulynroio, Oii't.u.
v9oap PricesSoaring'
We have a limited supply at
the following prices
Swifts While 4 bars 25c
White Bear 4 bars 25c
l?ob While 4 bars 25c
Fail banks Mascot 5 bars 25c
Citrus Washing PowJer 28c
Basket Grocery Co.
Jackson and Washington Slretts
THE CANNERY
Wants your,-
Loganberries
Blackberries
Cling Peaches
Bartlett Pears
Green Cage Plums
Silver Prunes
Italian Prunes
Umpqua Growers Association
Phone 310 Roseburg, Oregon.
July Special
Entire Spring Line
-of-
Capes aml Dolmans
for quick clean-up
One-Half Price
dBELLOWS STORE
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