Roseburg news-review., June 18, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

Thz Value of a Dollar.
LOOK at it from two angles. -What Is tin' dollar worth
In exchange value? Whui In it woith when saved?
If you can rcalle the difference, then It In needless for
us to argue furihor about II being to your welfare to
deposit those dollars In an ac ount here at tho I'mpqua
Valley Hank. i
You won't wait nnjtlier day.
J. M. TIS1WXK. Cashier.
the UOTQUJI VALLEU bank
NEWS SNAP SHOTS
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1.0T Child' whim rlv- rtnir,
pleais lean at Ni oBKu or
Hubar llroa. Store,
rVOSCBURG
OREIOON
To Cottne irove Will Arrive Tomorrow
Mrs. E. C. Adams left this mom- Miss Maybelle Miller will arrive
In for Cottage Grove, where she I In Hoseburg tomorrow night from
will visit wlih relative for a short j Kugene, where she has been attcnd
tlnie before conllnuinfc on to I'ort-1 ink the 1'iiiverslty of Oregon, and
land to attend the ltose Festival and will spend the summer at her home
Shriners' rnnvenlion. , here.
r. . r.
DELIVERY ! 5
Roseburg Ice Comp y
Our dt'llviry cars are now runniiiK muUrly. IMhi'iy 'lavs fr
hII territory north of Ciihh, uIko ,ipr,r r of Mosii'T h;i in
eluding N. HoBeburK will b MONDAY. V. Y.M. Y v riMUAY.
All territory flout h, Including t Uo3(l.iii vill ! Ti'K.-l) Y,
TliTKSlMY & SATTUDAY.
We want to Rk our fUHtuiniTB not to b di'ccived. as m'T;'.i
ready have by another littl Kind wi'h IOK iminiod on the ttiilj of
it. This r'pre8ntH John hintrH I c plan;, und in in no manner
whatever rouuectfd wilh our if e plant. J will pay for the painlinK
if John will put bin mime on hi wuKon.
ROSEBURG ICE COMPANY
By C. B. CANNON, Manager
of Oakland, yester
a Nash Six touring
llarnc-'K, the local
The Overlook Addition!
Lots are selling and if you are interested in
securing a desirable lot close to the business sec
tion see us at once. These lots overlook thtj city
and are in a strictly residential district where
everyone owns their own home and the lawns or
flowers are cared for. Paved street, sewer, city
water connections. These are the only lots left in
the city with all these advantages at a very rea
sonable price and easy terms.
For further information
sEN. RICE
OF
RICE AND RICE
Jell Medley,
day ureh:ised
ar of Itussell
dealer.
To I'oiiliiml
Mrs (. J. Hicks and son Frederick
left this morning for ;onlaud when
they will attend the festivities at
that place next week.
V l-il in Hnlem
Miss Clara Anderson left this
morning for Salem where she will
visit for a few days with Mrs. C. K.
Oiiiiiiiiliigs of that place.
Suit I iliil Today
Suit was filed today by C. T.-lJind
ins. of Ashland, against W. II. Helch
ert and wife, to collect 1235. 63, said
to be due on a promissory note.
Visit In Portland -
Mrs. George Burnett and Miss
Ruth Burnett left this morning for
Portland where they will attend the
Shrine celebration and the rose
show.
Attend ltte Show
Among those who left thin morn
ing to be In attendance at the Port
hind high Jinks next week were
Misses Violet and Ilosa Moffit. who
will visit with relatives In the
metropolis.
Visitiluc Itev. Cornier
.Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Margason, of
f'hico. California, are visiting at the
home of Hev. J. E. Cond r, on their
way to Washington. Itev. Conder
formerly waB Dastor at Chlco.
Trotters Inuice Tonight
The Trotters club will hold a so
cial dance at the Dlxonvllle hall to-
nieht and will leave the Hotel Vmp-
iua in nutos about 8 o'clock. They
have secured tho services or the
Juzz-O-Four oronestra to furnish tho
music for tonight's event,
fail Ohnmil Off
Carl Otimnn, day fire truck driver,
was off duty today because of illness.
Percy W ebb, former driver now on
the police force, and City Recorder
Whipple, took turns at the Job to
day. Will Leave Tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. llnmmltte who
have been visiting friends in this city
for the past two weeks, will leave to
morrow for their home in I.os An
geles. Mr. and Mrs. Hammltto were
formerly Itoseliurg residents and
never miss an opportunity to visit in
this city when In Oregon.
Tiller to t 'elebrnte
Tiller is still "on the map" and
today nnnounced the complete pro
cram for the big celebration to be
held there on July 5th. The man
agement will make every effort to
show everyone a good time. In tho
afternoon a big danco will be given
and also at night. The .lazz-O-Kour
orchestra of Hoseburg will furnish
the Jazz strains for tne dancers. A
larrre number of Rosehurgiteg are
planning to motor to Tiller on Sun
day and remain until Monday night.
This will prove an excellent outing
and give the "tired business man" u
chance to rusticate.
TOP. SAI.E Grocery store at a
gain; doing a fine business;
show the same. C. Merrill,
Mill St.
CAISD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our deepest,
henrtrelt thanks for the kindness and
helpfulness shown ns by bur friends
and neighbors during the death and
funeral of our beloved husband anil
father, iiIho for the many beautiful
floral offerings sent.
MHS. .1. N. lil'ST.
MHS. A. 1.. HOWAItn.
Vlltflll, IM'ST.
WAI.TKTt ItfST,
JASON rtl'KT.
COLLET ltl'ST.
NF.W TOII Vl
FO't i'H.NT-:IC5-J.
Phone
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For 0ver30 Years
Always brais
the
Si.-ristuic of
AVE
sUnI?
ALE
Today marks the beginning of th.3 second week of this real shoe sale. We
.are going stronger than at the start. More and more people realize the im
portance of this money saving opportunity.
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
IRVIN BRUNN
Shoes That Satisf and Fit Your Feet.
PERKINS BUILDING CASS STREET ROSEBURG, OREGON
Shoe Repairing Bring in your work and see the difference.
LOST In nouebuig, an Elks' rin,
set with small diamond. Engraved
on Inside W. W. C. Keward. Find
er please leave at Xewa-Kevlew.
FOIt SALE Farms and houses a'
bargains; farms small payment;
house3 small payment, bal. same
as rent. Overhead expense light.
C. Merrill, 604 Mill St.
1 1, ' ' "JI
; rraue ior t. La n
1 Junc22.
at
bar-1
can I
Set
FOIt QI'ICK ACTION' First class
sawmill and planer In full opera
tion for sale. Fi le location. Good
donkey engine and plenly of line.
Disagreement between owners
reason. Can be had for J600U.OO.
Would coat $20,000.00 to repluce
at present prices. See N. Klce, of
Hlce & Rice.
wl
MODERN
EQUIPMENT
and expert handling re
turns your apparel In
A-l shape at least cost.
Don't trust to home
made efforts get best
results here.
Who' your cleaner?
Try Hur Way
Our Auto Will Call,
rhone 277.
PORTLAND!:
7 room house on paving; lot
60x100. garage and woodshed;
good garden. Will trade for
Portland. Price 2200. $'U0
down, balance $25 per month.
5 room house and good sized
lot Just off paving: graveled
street. A nice little property
that can be bought on terms.
1'rlce $1500.
$2000 will purchase a B-room
plastered bungalow, modern;
lot 60x100, on graveled street.
Terms if desired.
Some other good residence
that T ill be sold on attractlvo
terms. If you are Interested in
buying a home.
SEE-
G. W.YOUNG AND SON
Real Estate anil Insurance.
110 Cuss St. Phone 417
DANCE!
AT THE
Riddle Pavilion
TUESDAY,
JUNE 22
jtNEW MANAGEMENT jt
Dancing
From 9 to 12 P.M.
Music by the Famous
JAZZ-O-FOUR
A BIG SAVING
on the following':
Men's canvass shoes, leather soles $:l.45
Men's canvas Oxfords, leather soles $3M5
Men's work shoes, full stock $:l.05
Mo's button shoes, welts ' $li.UO
Men's dre.-s shoes, calf skin, welt $7.95 and $.50
Men's F.iiglish Walkers, Mahog. llrown $.9.
Men's dress shoes, Gun Met. black $5.-I5
Men's high grade dress shoes, F.nglish and semi-English,
$12.00 anywhere $11.30
MENS SUITS
A snving from $5.00 to $10 on every garment . . . .$a5.00 to $30.00
BOYS SUITS
A large assortment, well made $H.!0 to $10.50
Men's Underwear, all styles, reasonable ..$1.00 to $1.45
Men's work, dress, and auto gloves reasonable.
Ladles' white relgnskln pumps and Oxfords $2.05 to $.1.05
Men's, ladies' and children's brown duck outing shoes and Tennis
at luv prices.
We Carry Standard MaKes Only.
Jackson
C. J. BREIER CO
. Jackson
TRAIN SERVICE CHANGES
SUNDAY, JUNE 20th
SOUTHBOUND:
Xo. 53 leave Koseburg 9:15 A. M. Instead of 9:40 A. M.
No. 15Jeave Rosiburg 5:20 P. M. Instead of 5:30 P. M.
NORTHBOUND:
No. 16 leave Roseburg 1:23 A. M. instead of 1:15 A. M.
No. IS leave Roseburg 7:35 A. M. instead of 7:30 A. m!
No. 14 leave Hoseburg 1:30 P. M. Instead of 1:40 P. M.
No 54 leave Roseburg 11:10 p. M. instead of 11:00 P. M.
No change in schedules of other trains at Koseburg.
For exact information concerning train schedules. tall u;Swi
local Agent.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
John M. Scott,
Ginmal Passenger Agent.
it W (6y '
JACICSHEEHAJv
E0PI GILQERTEODIE HA(?I?
Xyf i!gi'eLOI?fOUS chorus ystf)Girl& 11 4 1
ADMISSION: 50c. 75c. $1.00, $1.50. PbWuTu
Seats Now on Sale at the Box Office.
I lowers Dlsliibuted It was found that rom mli ii
ti.. .. i. , ri..- .i.i0 ! cured the passenger! troiinJ
morning resulted In a great many of 1
the passengers of the. trains held up
tal.liiR advantage of the stop to view
the city. The committee in charge ot
the distribution of flowers started
work early aud many were given
bouquets of pretty flowers. When
lie flowers were for ofm
pay a large sum for them, ilrj
a'.von all they rosos uVj iaiidM
or charge.
Advertise In NewMten
Dr. B. R. Shoemaker
Announces
His Candidacy For
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
I At the Eletion to be held
1 JUNE 21, 1920
g "To do the best I can for the betterment ol
8 the Schools."
' So
TO
NIGHT
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"The Cyclone"
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. uuc ol the cannuuui jonnncn ."- . v
'Sunshine Comedy, "His Nai!!i
Saturday : Slary MncLaren in "The lidto 'lrorcl
gin iiii n ii.ini-'.'!mwi.iii"." i.'l"Si'jyOrl
arguerite "
TODAY O.NXi j
If 1 Clark in U
Sec Xo .Man Hear Xo Man Ki '
Burns Comedy, "Two Dollars