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NEWS SNAP SHOTS
The Better Way.
The best opiiortuni ly to make uioncy today is by SAV
ING It.
As prices of commodities go down, the purchasing
power of your dollar goes up. Thus every penny sav-d
in pure profit.
Hut as you nave, deposit your dollars In tlx? trnpuuii
Valley Hank wher! thry will bo further removed from
the temptation to sui-nd carelessly and Invest foolishly.
J. M. TIIHONK, tWiler.
the UKPQUfl VRILEV bank
ROSEHURO OREGON
Overlook Addition
is now being looked upon as the most beautiful re
sidence district in the city with all the advantages
and improvements that can be given to each and
every lot and these lots are yours with a modern
bungalow just as you and your wife would plan it.
Do not be misled by'the cry of high prices of build
ing material. That is coming down every day and
to off-set the high price3 we are selling these lots
much less than their present values, , i
See N.RICE
of
RICE AND RICE
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jQfeiNilMS
j,VJ..VLOI1ALLCi
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WONDERFUL-The Values
' We Are Giving. - More
and More People Are Attending
Every Diy.
Thisis Foot Comfort Week
Save Oh Scholls Appliances
CORRECTLY FITTED.
Here is the way we are selling them:
Scholl's Foot Kazer, every day price S i.oO.
Our Sale Price $2.29
Scholls Metatarsals, No. 1, every day price
$4.50. Our Sale Price
Same, No. L every day price $1,50. Our
Saie 1 nee
Same, No. 3, every day price $3.00. Our
Sale Price
Same No. -1; every day price $2.73. Our
Sale Price
Same, No. 5; every day price .ft. 30. Cur
bale rnee
Scholl's Jlunion Reducer; every day price GOe.
Our Sale Price "
Scholls Toe Flex; every day price rc. Our
Sale Price
Scholls 3 Necessities, every day pric : $1.00.
Our bale Price 79c
Your Chance to Save Dollars Not Pcnniri.
ROSEBURG EOOTERIE
IRVIN BRUNN
Shbl Vhttlatlifr and Fit Your r.t.
Perkln Hulldlng Onus .Street Kotchurif, Oregon
s::ci ;RiRitiC BRiHC ; yduii work mat tmi Diffiswi.
$3.29
r
$3.29
$3.69
$1.G9
$3.29
49c
39c
j Mrs. Kpwicer lrtvr
i Mrs. C. 1. Spencer went to Port-
piinl tlits mornin lo attend the Hose
Ko-iivul and visit with rt-laiivtrM.
l-unrnil Toinm row
'i he funeral services of Mm. K. D.
O raven will lf held tomorrow morn
Iiik nt 10 o'clock al Oakland, Oregon,
leaies Alter Visit
Mrs. J. O. Anderson, of Eugene.
viu has been vUiiina at the G.-W.
Il an home in this clly. left thl
To VMt nt Portland
.Mix. VV. II. Canton and daughter,
Ijiis. went to Portland today to visit
with friends and relatives and at
tend the festival,
morning for her home.
U S. Calkins, of California, will
visit Alpha l.odse No. 4 7, Knights of
Pythias, Wednesday evening. All
Kniiihts Invited to attend.
Kcllirn to (il'ltlltit Vusn
.Mrs. George Fry and daughter.
Miss Velma, who have been visiting
here with Mrs. J. M. Itose, left this
morning for their home in Grunts
Pass.
Substitute Position
V.'. O. Illake, formerly hilling clerk
at the local freight office, has ac
cepted a position at the ticket office
during Hie absence of Wdell
Wr'ght, who Is taking a month a va
cation.
i 1 fine for 1 till il
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell WrlKht. and
! two children, l.ons and Kslher, left
I this morning for lluhl, Idaho, where
they will spend a month visiting
! wl:h Mr. Wright's brothers who re-
, uide p.l that place,
i rilvo Here
I Mrs. II. Casey, accompanied by
her daughter, Helen, arrived In
I lloseburg last night from Eugene
and will spend the summer nt the E
r,. Purrott residence. Miss Casey has
been attending the University of
: Oregon for the past winter,
j ii'esmnii For .Merten
Hee Mathews hhs accepted a posi
tion as auto salesman for the II
lern company. Mr. Mathews has
I made an excellent record In this line
of work and will doubtless be a valtt-
I able assistant to the company with
nnicn ne is now employed.
Ix-nve For Fugene -
I Prof. A. G. Smith and family went
to Eugene this morning. They will
mako their home there as soon a.
hey can find a suitable house. They
have not yet taken their effects from
I this city. -f
Is VenilK'r of Patrol
,' lalo Stephens of this cltv, now at
I Astoria, Is a member of the Shrine
j patrol of that place which is to have
!a part In the big parade at Portland.
' Mr. Stephens Is now employed at As
toria, where he has been making hif
home for the past few months.
roiu University .
Miss lleulah Keagy arrived in thl?
I city last night from F.ugene, where
he has been intending the univer
sity for the past year, and will spend
the summer with her parents, liev
".ml Mrs. F. W. Keagy.
Su luiniinj; Ik Popular
With the advent of summer the
swimming season is in full swint
and the i'nipqu.i Park swlinnilu--
ool Is crowded daily with those who
haie nothtni; else to do but "lo-inge
in the cool and refreshing waters or
the I nipqiia. Those who have taken
he dip derlare the wa'er delightful
Muve to .N'eiv uitrte:-s
The Peoples Supply rompanv hnvr
moved from the 1. (). o. F. building
md is occupying the anllel adjoln
ini:. T'h' lodge temide Is to un b-r-
; t-i a p'-oees of remodeling and it
-ii'1 h- pev.-rni months before the
i coi:ili;n-y i-! back in Hie regular iuur-
lel .
ItiMlo I'ltiilii.n linnce
S. V'-r.-il ;r. lo p.irls ere ptinnlii7
- .-.'teiid!n the Hi. 'die dance to li--'veil
t'i's -'en:tig lii the oien ah
:iv;lieii a- j?t -lice. These fiance,
re ri i.r.ab!'- cffiirs and are attract
(leg l.T.-e uoi-d'i from the southi-ri'
nr ')f I! e rri'intv. Ii.inclni; will le
f-eni it until li o'clock and th;
tto.'ehnrg .Ta77-O Fenr nrrhestra ha.
'en engae ., to f-irnish music.
?o-a I'ov i, fhhva
' i-riip P.r. i-in. u-f1! Veowp r"
'TT l.-.y. t due to RTrive !;, port-
'.Ti 1 the end of .June o? first of Juh
jn the li;ie-er vessel wheh is re
'linirg frui, i China. Ttt'TS re--eive
!,.-re from Mr. Payton am"
'al in Tier, p,.,, sta. tnat no K1,
i-'t'-d revrval different cities in that
ecv-mrv and th-it the trip has tvei
i me-t let- r'-tini one. He Is em
'fe.ed as f;T, :nan on the vessel and
-i-.-s the work Is not hard and the
'i-r,l S'-rve-l Is excellent.
Tim Flee .Maims Tsbiv
A f'r alarm v. as s-nn.d. d todav
roof of the Woodward
-n-.f. at . icrn-T or Sheridan and
'" '-r !-'-' wj ignltei by sparks
' l!;T J from tle chin-.ney. hill Ve
.----V iv'-tc -t., the fire with
!.- f r . : e, of the department
' ' s r'i few nvuntes he-
'" nvn r"'iPl in a Inns run to
'he J A. Peeron 1. -iro in We.;'
v...-,i,rr nr ih .oldiers' home
The cblmner at that place burned
it w.ta ut duHiBge.
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i3 tf . t,
WITH "THE llOOTI.IXaMCUS" AT THE AXTI.tlW TO.MOHT.
NFW T.)llt
;-l". SA1.K-C.hm1, r-ntle a.ur.
i. are. :;. l-tnw 10 K25.
Knit KENT Large fun ishtj rMm.
! 'e i 1 I. .tie 1 I V
Tll-K KI V--1. . w ,h J.a;ht t)(,
p r r.:c r. :t V O:-!: s.
I.O--T- Pur h rf k.-vs r.i-d.7pN-aT
1-ave nt Ni w lien, w otT-. e.
rO'-l Sl i: rrr-nj ,-,rr. ,
In pont rond.tton. Price US en.
V. E Johnson. HI So Itose
LOST Sa'urdav. Mrwn Ilov j!.,..t
i-.-:if At it.e hateh.'-v and Po. -burg,
r-ll of he,dir Filelr
plesM- lrave at News Hriew office.
xotht; to the patkoxs
A.N'll FKIKXHS OK TIIK
I'KtHM.KS' HI PP1.Y CO.
Most of our friends are of
course aware of the fact that
we are compelled to vacate the
store that has become the popu
lar trading place for thousands
of Douglas coumy residents,
and for tho next DO days we
shall be sorely taxed to take
care of the wants of our cus
tomers. We are making this public
appeal for your kind forbear
ance and patience.
We Ehall do the best we can.
but If the Inconveniences stand
out conspicuously, don't desert
us on that account.
The owners of the building
promise us a splendid store,
which we shall endeavor to
make the greatest mercantile
establishment In Douglns coun
ty. In the meantime, come and
see us In the shed adjoining,
and let's grin and hear It.
Sincerely yours.
PEOPLES SUPPLY CO.
Hon. and Mrs. W. H. Canon, of
the V. S. land offlc". arc visiting in
Medford for a few days.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will hold a cooked food sale on Sat
urday, June 2(1, at Pickens Bros.'
store.
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VOUXG FUXKILW, TOMOltHOW.
The funeral of the late E. G
Young will be held at Oakland to
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
'nterment will take place at the Old
To-wn cemetery.
Mrs. Will Krnse went, to Portland
loday to lie In attendance at the
Hose festival and Shrine convention.
I'. T. 1). WINDOW.
The mysterious letters, F. T. D..
which have been appearing from
inie to time for the past week, are
it last explained In the unusual win
low now on display at the local tlor
:st shop. The Fern. The keynote of
he window is a complete wireless
eiesraph outfit arranged with col
ored lights which send out merges
ind signals at night. This apnara
e.s explains the letters F. T. D..
vhich moan Florists' Telegraph De-
ivery. and demonstrate the fact that
rhe Fern is ready to deliver flower?
n all parts of the world. In the
-enter front Is a picture of Iiose
hurg. from which many colored fili-
iori co beck to a huge man of the
vr-1 1. shnwirs the method In whl-h
'Jebiir flowers can become known.!
t"he window Is most original and t
listinctive and Is causing much fav
orahle comment.
GoingRanch
FULLY
EQUIPPED.
Nearly 300 acres, with 100
acres In crop; creek bottom
land, with good pasture;
fenced; good house, 3 barns,
outbuildings; sheep and goats,
poultry, all equipment. Priced
at a bargain for quick sale.
Liberal terms. See this at once.
Ask to see some of our good
buys in ranch property,
f
G.W.YOUNG AND SON
Ileal Estate and Insurance.
110 Cass St. Fbone 417
GAME COMMISSION" CIKCl'LAll
NO. 1.
In past seasons there has been
many instances of people capturing
young fawns ar.d then asking per.
mission from the department to hold
and rear them. Two such instances
have occurred so tar this season.
It is tile concensus of opinion that
tho mother deer knows where her
young ones are at all Uuies and that
if the fawns are unmolested the
mother will find and provide for
them. This will conserve the deer,
which aro tho properly of tho state.
Therefore, except in instances
where the mother is known to be
dead no permission will be granted
by this department to hold deer
taken during the closed season and
the law which covers the taking of
deer during closed season will bo en
forced. It is desired that this matter be
given due publicity In order to fa
eilitate the protection of our deer.
A. E. BURGHDUFF, '
State Game Warden.
? ? F. T. D. THE FEP.N" F. T. D. ? ?
GAME TONIGHT.
The -regular siheduled ball game
will be the Christian and Presbyter
fleld at fi::;0. The contending teams
wil be the ChriFtian and Presbyter-
in, end this game will mean much
it the standing of the teams, as
these are the two leaders. A good
i.ame is anticipated.
-n. vct i rr-r -s
twin -msmmi
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The Keynote of American Business
Progress is the keynote of American ti
business. The Roseburg Nation t '
" " """" Ui oaieiy and pro.
grfcss. It supplies a service that is
useful and appreciated. Your account
is invited.
The Roseburg National Bank
R.osebur,Ore.
1M .DBjilf
Miss Molly Easley, ot Oakland,
came to this city this morning and
spent a few hours shopping and at
tending to business matters.
vi ; - A i .. i
visiting with relative, i
for the n.ni.1 Jr.. ""fn
for the past few
her home in thl. .i,..!imn
, JTrw
4TH OF JULY. FIREWORKS
FISI ULS, UArS, FLAGS, NOVELTIES.
Complete line now on sale at
CARR'S Variety Store
New Location. - " 231 N.Jackson St
VT'
HAVE YOl'B BIKE
by us in time for the Fourtlil
July. On the holldir 701
want to enjoy riding f
wheel and you cannot it 1 1
out of commission, it mt
cost you anything to tin
look It over and tell jn nt
price of repairing. Our chip
are very moderate.
D.W.JAMES -
324 North Jack
F.XAMIN ATltlX I (III TlI.U'IIKfiS.
Notice l.s litrihy given thai the
county school superintendent of
uouylas County, Oivgon, will hold!
the regular examination of aDDli-
aiiis lor state ccnii.cates at the nigh
s-chool building in Koseburg. as tol-
t oiaiii. ni-ing v ouia-.-uuy al
S:00 o'clock a. 111., June 30, 1920,
and continuing mail Saturday. Juiv
1. l'J20, at 4:00 p. m.
.c.liic,l.i.t I-orelKwm.
P. 3. History. Writiuc (Pcntuan-
6hipl, Music. Drawing.
WcdiicMLiy Afternoon.
Physiulo, . iteaduig. Manual
Tialuing. t'01,1 posit ion. Domestic Sci-
nice. Methods in Heading. Course uf
-Stuuy for Dr.1v.ln3, .Methods in
Arithint'iic.
t'lim-Mlay l-'oiviHton.
Arithni, tic. limtorr of Kdueatlnn.
IVychoi.-u-y. Methods In Gcngraphy,
Mechani.iil Dranig. Domestic Art.
.ijuisv ot iv t, r Domestic Art.
Hmo.Liy Aru-muuii.
Gr.'ii.mar. ti-ngraphy, Stenog-Atn.-t-tcan
l.Ueiatiire. l'hvsics.
ih i.iiiic. Meihoda in LaiiKuag.-,
.-1.. for Prn: .i;y Ccrtitlcjte.
I'riila) Korvuootl.
Tl.eny ,t I'uetlce, Orthography
: it.iui. p. Geography, Lii.
ii Lit. 1 n":r Chemistry.
I'Hitiy AftemiKm.
'---h.l law. li.MjIoKy. Algebra,
Ml l.nve! ni'-ent.
set unlay Forenoon.
G-'in:etry, Rotunr.
Satunljiy Afternoon.
Oeneral 111,-i.ry, Dooklteeplnt.
V-ry trulv wir:i.
O. C. DROWN.
' County School Supt.
i .! '.1. '.-- t,vs
I'M-
Because you have been married a long time Is no re f
your honeymoon should be over.
Why not take your wife TODAY some little token of love
make her happy?
We have many boautiful gifts that will bring happiness to tM
heart of your loved ones. We will be glad to help r a '
Out WORD is our BOND.
BUBAR BROTHERS
i f cost Pi high why not let I 3 MM , tlTvt I J Jj
us save you money by H , iJfIl3JJM j
DRY CLEANING I i today oxly !
I Hi "New clothes for old" B ;
! 3 when wo clean them. Try V
I )i Who's your cleaner?
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; jji Our Auto Will Call.
rhone 277. I ;
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i Joyfi
FLORENCE REED
in a wonderful absorbing story
"Wives of Men
Tlit) Hit of Sew York
Rolin Comedy and PatheNe
WED.-Betty Blythe in "The Third Genwatt
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