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let us robe ourselves in the var
ious Garments of Spring that
radiate joy, youthfullness and
the inspiring admiration of the sea
son and Easter time.
Here you will find at your service the most
wonderful collection of spring apparel ever as
sembled in Roseburg no matter how critical
your tastes of designs are, we are in a position
to please you in every respect. We invite you
to inspect the beautiful collection of wearing
apparel and see for yourself.
Poplin Dresses .-...$7.90 to $14.75
Wool Dresses $12.50 to $37.50
Taffeta Dresses $14.75 to $42.50
Georgette Dresses $17.50 to $47.50
Looting of Freight j Wilson Defends the
Trains In Austria Statut Yank Troops
Ity AsitoriutiHl I'rem
VIENNA. April 1. Lout in jr of
freight trains particularly of food
st'ifN nnt wnrin apparel kos vu
inchccked throughout Austria, in-
lean convoyed, it U Kaid. a shipment
litn'ln little thnnco of conilnK thru
Mart. The rob he r-8 bwim well or-
imilzt'd and armed and often ho nu-
iieroim as to renlHt arrest.
(lift caiKoea from other European
Dillon seem the favorite plunder and.
uwiidint; to report, much of the
tolen goods han been found for sale
n tho open market.
A large consignment of thin cliar-
ictcr from Sweden arrived this wim-k
nd when the well arranged food
in reels, containing flour, fats and
ther st aides, w ere opened it va-
found that a portion of the fat and
flour has been skillfully renioven
fi oni each pafkaRe and a Kack of
Austrian salt mibwtltutt d to make
up the requisite, weight.
Get The New, While It's New Here
cA Illation -wide In fit Hit t ion
? Glasses Ml
n f--- if!
I YVANTKH
h..r dipper j h, ,.,,
A .. . tins A.
tell you each II
The China Sam tan day fund was
(riiil liisl niclit at Allia lodge
af'cr t ! eve ninn's entertaininenl
win (ait and liefure tin- card gaim-v
rr Klarl.cl. A jiini-y walk" was
in ( it-itt 1 ami resulted in pettiiiF
'7 Hi for China Sum which will luy
ihe His! ins. Oth.T iirKanizalions
xhnniii iiiiluu- Ihi' li-uil and in this
A-,, si emisideralile amount can be
realieil thai nllierwise th(! taKKcrs
a-1 1 1 1 4 not tel.
NKYV xoim
YVWTKIi Work na cook In camp
or hoti'l. Address Mrs. U. 3.
r;re of News.
w VTKIi- Sunn of yomiE mules
.ilmiif 1200 lbs. Krvin Illee, Oak
land. Oregon.
Dear Friend:
You have hoard the story of Cfndorclla and
of how Hho won tho prince.
Well, we aro koIiir to lot "I.lttlo Cinderella"
wook about tho many beautiful things we have In our KKldA
ULR Jewelry atort where you can always find rare jowols
and work, of art reasonably I'lMCKI).
Head what Httle Clnderello says in thin paper. She will
toll you what you NKKI) and whi't to get to ADOUN yoursolf
or fflvu to those you love.
ol'H VO!!l is our IIONI)
llesperttfully yours,
BUBAR BROTHERS
Dl TIT "(R S.M.K Suilnble Ifor Rar
dens. Inquire I,. V. MetZRor, or
phono 454-Y.
KOlt IIKNT Two furnished house.
keening rooms to lot. 112 rtioclt
w:iy street. Phone 202-,IJ
VATKI) Furnished house by
married couple. No chlblien. Ad
ilressll. K. M.. News Office.
I'Olt SAI.K 22 mos. old pure bred
.lersev bull: also Ifew Eeose. A
V I'henowelh. l.ooklnir Olnss. '
Nicolv furnished hou
residence district. Ad
C, care News-Review
ro:t SAI.K 2 milch cows and
calf, at harR:i!ll If sold at olid
W .Tamlsi-n, Itusohiin;. Ilox 1 1 T?
'. AS'TKH Small house or suite of
rooms, furnished or unfurnished
A'Mross "" box On, care News
WAf HIX'.roN. Apr. 1 The Am
er.can uvous in thu territoiT they
control still governed by the
terms of the armistice, the president
i ita disclosed that the American
KoVerumeiit has disapproved of the
plaus to have the troops and terrl
.,i,.,ort nniler orders of tne
i,i,...i.,n,i hlirh commission. Mar-
ahull Koch has no authority over the
American troops tho president Hald.
Valor General Allen commanding
the forces, "has full power to autn
orizo und utilize his troops for polic
ing the occupied district, the pre
servation of order and to repel any
attack which may be made upon
him." the executive added.
w.stb is i!Kir i:i.
Itv Asimciiitcd Press
AVSTIN. TeviiH. April 1. The
wasie of natural hum In Texas, which
it one time amounted to .iMi.nuu
uolc feet, or the fuel equivalent ol
:,IHI0 tons of coal per day. has
been reduced until there Is no con-
Idernble waste, according lo a
statement from the oil and pas di
vision of Ihe Texas railroad coiinnis
ilon. The statement said in part:
"The railroad commission pivot
r.dlt for this happy condition
'ergelyMo the opera'ors. who have
thown nuoh a splendid spirit of co
ipoiTtlon, especially so when there
s so little mai-ket for pas as at pres-
Mit, nnii wltere. in many cases, if the
wells were allowed to blow, they
nl.'rht conte In as pond oil producers."
Itev. K. A. Hutchinson, of Oak
land was In the city today. He sta
ted that everything In the Oakland
district is quite prosperous and a
Kreat deal of property has changed
hands there w-ithin the past month.
A party was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. llryan Tuesday
evening In honor of Mr. Van Bur
nett a returned veteran or tne nonu
War. Ills wife was also the guest
of honor during the evening. About
1 5 friends Jt tho Van Uumetts were
in attendance and all enjoyed tne
hospltnHty of the Bryan home.
Test the Value
of our service by liavlntf your Check,
log Account with tills strong, oblig
ing banking institution. Wo belloTe
you will find it prompt, efficient,
and satisfactory.
The RoscbuiB Ndiional Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
Wlk 'IB
ADOITS WAK OKPH.VXS.
Uy Associated lress
NKW YOKK, April 1. Miss Mar
garet Wilson, eldest daughter of the
president, has "adopted" two Serbian
ivar orphans, a boy and a girl, w hose
father was killed In battle in 11(14,
icroriiing to Mine. Slavko Oro'iiteh.
wife of the Jupo-Slav minister at
Washington, uud director of the Sor
bin!, nld fund. The children will
-ontiniie. however, it was said, to
live with their mother itt Nignlin.
sVrhlu, which i- near the Rumanian
border. Mme. Grouitch is now sot Ic
ing other godmothers and aid for
Serbian children In a tour of Texas
md Oklahoma.
IKXII.Y WKATIIKIt Itl'.l'ORT
U. S. Weatbor Bureau, locat office
rtoseuurg, Oregon, 24 hours ending
5 a. m.
lmipltntion in Inches and Hun
drcdtbs. Highest temp, yesterday 4 5
Lowest temp, last night 40
Precipitation, last 2 4 hours 11
Total precip, since first of
month 11
N'otmal precip. for this mo 2.4 8
Total nreclp, from Sep. 1, 1919,
to da.te 18.76
Averane precip. from Sept. 1,
1S77 28.44
Total deficiency from Sep. 1,
1919 9.08
Av. precip. for 42 wet seasons
(Sept. to May lncluslvel....r.l.4f
WILLIAM UKLL. Observer
SOMETHING NEW
Heavy Weight
Strong
. Fast Color
Moderate Print
REGULARS EXTRAS SLIMS
HARTH'S TOGGERY
1'I,.m:s ii:mvi:k mail.
VANCOVVEU. II. C. April 1.
Karl ythis sutiwner IfydmpkineH will
provide Ihe Stewart mining eainp all
the eoinforts oT u rural miiil deliv-
ry and will deliver from the outh-l
rn markets every. Mug from pi-inus
lo lumber. Several machines are 1
imw being coimtrucled In Keatile and
:.r!y next month Ihe flrnt one will
fly to Stewart.
o
Part. Is lA)st.
Hecause of the loss of one of the
bearings the lai'Ke. penerator at the
Winchester power plant which was
to have been tested yesterday was
not put in operation. The missins
piece has been ordered and should
lie received next week.
KOlt SAI.K
tiiii!;tnr,
fred: also
.It'isev cow. Oh Trusty
1 ".0 beans for pis
?. mares, t hus. Insley.
"burtr. Ore.
Signs of Spring!
And we have NEW STRING SUITS to put you
in tune with the season.
Cheerful patterns, chipper styles and new wea
ves suits that will brighten your appearance and
add to your personality.
Worsteds, serges and cassimeres of fine quality,
hand-tailored in the best possible manner.
It's a pleasure for us to show them. Come in
while the best is here.
Dress Up For Easter!
HART, SHAFFNER AND MARX
Lanham and Clotbcraft Clothes
Shoes, shirts, sox, ties and most everything a
man wears.
W'Vri'l' Poom mill board in
v;te i'aniilv bv sIikM man, n
: I. Aiidre:!s Vews office,
inir ratfs a!id loration.
LOST x 1 nuto tire and rim.
In oM-cloth canvas rnstnp, between
Koi'biirir anl I.n'kln(T tllass. T.
K. OllivaMt. I.onkint; r.la-.
I W.WTKH -KM'i-rb'ticed pirl capa.bl '
! of t aV: inn cliai of off ice nn!
I tiMioi:raih;r wnrk. Cive reforen
i von. County v(;ent. Grants Pass.
; Oretoii.
i W.WTKb
! rtb i ; 1ml
! iion.l. ?
Sal. aft.'
vtui w t. h
A ttxnl w ss cut waw
wares if you can riaki
1 f'r 8 hours to sian
ni'ri and Sunday tiff it
Triple A l.umbi-r Co.
'.Foil SW.K- 1 Huick. Dir.. in poo
cMii!it ;on : I Hulck Cr:. a real
buy. 1 Overland - se this one.
; lii'tuire !'t Service Station, Jack
net aed IbMiclas streets.
SfH.I, r.KTTV'l wiu.Aim PAT-
TKUIK v. itM T'lrenileil Rubi er
Infill 'iiin iind St 111 Hotter Wll-
l.inl S.Mb'c Ibo A il 1 1 Klcctric
tit'orv " 1 '.' V .l;M.l,-mn St
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Sovon room liottse, colled and M j&icEfi'iif J&
pnparod. Hath, otc. City water. l SsS Jj"" Jf, n f ffTpfi q
Klectrlc lights. Lot GOxlOO. I f IHmT ''Try C 'T'fiK l&
Piiiply located. Close In. Price II yj' XSrfly- II. .
1.50l. One-half down. Balance !l fcl lf Ip'ffiZS- fe 1
j Residence site. 100x100 feet. I K V 1!
In a desirable location. Price I SiKOA II! V' K"a" 15
,700.00. Ter,s. fflnPr Vl
C ountry properties. A desire- j , B PKWM CAvFA AM k
able list of selected properties to jXrTyiry I !S KJ T r'-"1J"l ! Pa I
; chooso from. Let us show you. j I tsffpK I !pj Lsvirface ' fc
! G. W. YOUNG and SON I pIlhTP
Ileal Estuto and Insurance 5 fl''' -A
tteca.st.Pi flCME QUALITY .
-See the new clothes in our windows
v .rri
v m k . oni
binkk
The
('irl 'ir
with s
-1 i t tr
Ad. 're
clvinp
-ted
Cfier il of f j
une know'eil':.' I
iind shrth md J
' M" care ' ,
experience a! (
KOlt S.M.K Store buildliiR and - !
b'f at Vyvt;, Crtvk. near depo J
$K.."u iirtd trends and fixtures at
invtre. Terms en part. Mrs :
Cut herine Kritts. Myrtle Creek , ,
recon ,
KOlt Sl: oil TKAPK Two story
frame. 10 rooms, modern, full ce
ment basement, plastered. 3 cor
lots, V.ived st ree. nidewCTt. Har
are enr line Vnlver1tv 1'ark iIm
iret. Portland $.rno. terms:
or '-ade ff cr-cfry toro nT n
r?r;ch in Orecon. A.ldreoa. 1
l.ine t Ko-wburp. Ore n
nrent.
EASTER the turning point
APISH, 4. 1 920 Kaster. marks the passiiiR of winter mono
tony, the turnlnc point, the reil bninnitiK of cheerful Siiring.
Clothes have a definite place in the transition.
The way to do Is to step forth in new wearables Mfleot
the .imMtioti and the rigor which cu'ue with the new season.
Kuppenhcimer Good Clothes
evpress the "Sprinfty" feelini; properly. They ,rro nice In their
American fiiwlvion they mo e.unest ill their quality of material
and workmanship. And they uro true In their wear-worthiness.
Typical American clothes for men who want good appear
rnco ai'.tl 10i per cent value.
The hat. tho shirt, the
scarf accessories for
your Easter outfit am
nad fr you here.
SLITS AND TOP COATS
$45.00 to $65.00
HARTH'S TOGGERY
If they are cood shoes they are Florsheim Shoes,
HOUSE PAINT
Look at the eavca of yo ur house, there around the rain
spout look at those shutters and windowsills. They should l
protected at once by Acme Quality Houso Paint.
It is cheaper to paint than to repair.
8ao tho KUi-fwp and you nave all. Decay starts ut the sur
face. So should protection. You insure your house a.K insl fire.
What about decay? Take out a little paint Insurance.
Have your painter provide you with Acme Quality paint In
surance. Ho can pet it for you here.
HAMILTON riRUG CC, Roseburr, Oregon
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TONIGHT
CHARLES RAY in
A Gripping Western Play:
The Sheriff's Son
A Coward Turned Dare-Dcvil
Century Comedy "Weak Hearts & Wild Lions"
FRIDAY "The Girl Who Stayed At Home.".
TODAY OXLY
DUSTIN FARNUM in
The Gentleman 5? Indiana 1
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It's one of the greatest stories of American poM'
hie and intrigue ever written. .
CITY DUDE and PARAMOUNT MAGAZlNj