Wednesday
Night, July 21
v TWO .
Performances
IF HOT, MEET THE FAMOUS
COMEDIAN HIMSELF
ANU i ' . usor p .. V!G TINS HuWri
TO HEBT VOU FAC3 TO FACE . ...- '' "'
Admission Including Tax: Children 28c, Adults 55c
1,7-, c "e 11 C'f"" ' "J
prt son.
Anoi-.vT) tub ioM j'jfODERN
.
AIUJLM) TIIK TOWN'
To Greens
Mra. K. A. Ilurroughs left lust
fright for Orcen nrtiT spending a
short lime In Koseburg visiting with
friends.
lUwfl Vine Trimmed
The climbing lose vino, growing
with the Ivy on tliu Iront uf tho cllv
hall hail become so largo lh:it its
wrlirht In threatening to pull it
loose. James I'leteher si""'
vral,),. time today In providing suit
able fastenings to keep I1"' ,n
place. It Is a ..--!.l.'l "''
la of gnat Interest to tourists.
u:oi Ml TIIIO TOWN
!
To Jlrnln
Stanley Bowd.-n left tills after
noon f r Drain where he will visit
with relative for a short time.
To Oakland
Mrsfnalph Hunsalcer left this
fnr nnbinnil where sho will
spend the week end with relatles.
Uoturns Home
Mrs. M. Fox returned to her home
In Yoncalla on the afternoon train
arter a short time spent In this city
shopping.
To Wilbur
1 Mr and Mrs. W. G. Crubbe left
this afternoon Ifor Wilbur where
they will spend the week end. They
are now resldln in mis cuj.
Here from Myrtle Creek
Mrs. Ida L. Harris of ilyrtle Creek
came to the city this aftomoon to
... t ihA weeir end here. She also
filed her report as executrix of the
will of Joel IS. Harris, ueceaseu.
To Slltlierlin
x'.wt-i Kriiu nnd Miss Naomi
M..i.'..ri.,i.il t'hn have been visiting
thia ..itv for n short time Mft this
afternoon for their noines in auiu-
erlin.
I'-..... f'ulitiinilu
Mr. and -Mrs. Arnold Werner ar-
iv,i in Rnsnhure this afternoon
from their home In Del Ray. Califor
nia, nnd will visit here with Mrs. S.
I. Hendrickson for some lime.
To Onill '
I'll) tilenilnle
ItHiiin Home I J. 1.. H on, of !lond:ile
Miss Arms rit. hford. roiinly Ju- vestcrday in ItoselmrK sltemlini!
venlle officer who has been intending i,si, ss matters returning home
to business matters In I'ortland lor i , hl. ,.VenliiK.
tho past few days reuirueo j
.Mrs. J. (juiinlle, of
was a KoselnirK visitor
this mornliiK. She was m-eoml ''
by her mother, Mrs. V. M. 1 ' hf'ml.
who has u vlsltins in V)
with her daughter. Mrs. Claudo
.....i..u t.n n:.st few weeks.
I "LIBERTY"
LAM o A)im
leavlm; for
iuK train
her home in
Clemlal'
yesteray
tlm ev
n-
l-'rom Colornili
Mrs Knv 1-V Clarke and son arriv
id in ltoseburg this afternoon from
I'nl... I '.I,, ntrin a ll f 1 will Visit horp
with Mrs. Clarke's mother, Mrs. John
w mm. or tireen. Mrs. v lane was
lormerly Miss Emma I-ewellyn.
Wrecker calhHl f)ut
Tho wrecker and relief crew were
,.,iii,.,i from ihe local yards this
morning and went to Drain, where a
car was derailed. The damage was
soon repaired and no trains were de
layed.
These are the cups that you read of in "Good.
Housekeeping", and from personal experience
we can recommend them.
They Save Greasing !
They Save Time and Labor!
No Gem Pans to Wash !
Cakes Keep Better Fresher !
Just the Thing for
Auto Parties anil Lunches.
Here I'limi Wilbur
Miss KHa Sweeney, of v illiur.
was a Ilosi imrg visitor touay. sjienu
inir a few hours shopping and visit
ing with friends.
Will Arrive Soon
l:dwln Vcrrill. who Is employed
in I'orlland Is expected to arrive ill
P.oseliuri; soon to make an extended
visit with relatives.
VMI at Merlin.
Mrs. W. Culi, anil daughter, .wr-
.,,... t 1,. r th u iiiiirn nir lor . ei nil.
wheru they will visit with relatives
for several weeks.
H.iri4i.v llrmill Her
Atlor'nev t). S. Hi-own, of t'.lcn-
.lale. motored to this city yesterday
to spend several
business mailers.
days attending to
One Gross for 2.1 Cents, almost 6 for a I'vnny.
Get a Fackayi; they will please you.
Churchill Hardware Co.
IRON MONGERS The Winchester Store
. I Jl.l Mullt
M.-u k I.V Lawrence arrive in
llnseliurg last night from 1'orllarr!
...,.l .vlll imikn nn evteniled visit In
this r-;iy with friends.
NEW TODA1
VAITItlCSS
tetia.
W'AN'TKl) At Cafe
FOll SAIJJ Nice fryers, 2 Vi to
His. l'lione 3ti."-J.
I'OR SA1.K One good milch.
Jud.i & Mc.Millin.
M'TOMOIlll.l-: T1UKS-
Judd & McMillln.
-For sale by
roll SALK Ilabv biiKgy In A-l con
ditlon. Phone Suti-L.
HOME
C-room plastered house; bath;
large lot on corner of paved
street, close In; In good condi
tion. Trice J2400; 1200 wUl
handle with balance on easy
terms.
KXCIIAXfiK We havo client
who will exchange now auto
mobile on purchase of good
residence.
imphovkd luxen phop-
KHTY to exchange for Coos
County ranch.
!g.W. YOUNG AND SON
Ileal Estate and Insurance.
110 Cass St. Phone 417
$
DANCE
Every Boy Should Have
a bank account, because it encourages regular
weekly deposits.
Now is the time to start come, in and open an
account with the Roseburg National Bank.
4'7 Interest Paid on Savings Accounts.
TheRosebur National Bank
R.osebur,Ore
m
m
Ritzman Pitches no
FttH P.M.I': fllKAI llelgian hares.
Inquire News-Review office.
KOI! SAI.K ll-I) motorcycle In first
class condition, l'lione 37-K2.
ii)MK HAIU":'S in prune and
stock ranches. Chas. V. Hico,
.Myrtle Creek, Oregon.
ent was erected
Cli .iitaii'ina Tent I
'rim I'hau annua t
today on tile courthouse lawn and
the stage built In readiness for ti c
program to be given tonight.
To Inland
Mis. Jul! i M. Hrown, who lias neen
spemlitn; sewral days In this city
I. it this moniins for l.elainl where
,lv expects til make her home.
rn.ui Nnilli Itenil
Mis V. K Wlek.l'f arrived In the
citv this morning from North Hen:l
and will v. it hen- with her mother
Mrs. M. I.. 1 ii 1 for some time.
W. el, !
iiniel' t
fei.tra.
to I:
Pi M'eeiilng
;s nro. c .1 : 1 r
lies: of the 1 l
tor Khun ri
U the job ea s.
idlv on tli '
). V. hall.
Appo'n'
Alloc
lll'Poili''
i-hildrei
.I us t;n icili
. I'. V. II.
d :: r.l:.in
W Mr ami
WANT!-; I) To rent 5 or 6 room
house. Also white rabbits for sale.
Phono 3cn-n.
I'OIl SAI.K Two buggies, horse
nnd harness, J. I. Case threshing
machine, watson, grain drill, etc.
Mrs. A. Fisher.
SHIXC.I.K MII.I., fully equipped, ad
latent to good tract cedar, for
sale for $iit. Chas. W. Hire, real
estate, Myrtio Crek. Oregon.
I'OR SI.E At a bargain, a good
oak dresser and Davenport. .f
South Pino Ft.
1!!
fat work horse for pale, or will
tr;;tlo for good saddle mare weight
a'mut lone l!s. P. O. liox 112 1
Phone ::S-K.
In the l ro.
Iv at it i it
i lii.-m ,
s. W. 11.
il real p
WAVrm To nurchasp land nartlv
ronith Tor goals. Prefer Looking
("la-s. ielro-e way. No fancy priep
cotis;,icre(I. s-ate price and tonus
ITO-NITE
ARMORY
JAZZ-CM
Church Is Good
Matrimonial Bureau
EUGENE. July 17. "Tho best j
matrimonial bureau 1 know of is the j
church." said Dr. Silas Evans, presi-i
dent of Occidental college, In uu ad
dress on -The Present Problem of
the Family," delivered to sruduiits of j
the summer session of the University ,
or urcgon ana uuiesuiea io mc Djituti
of Oregon, in session on uio uuner-
slty campus, at the Tuursday moru-
1,... nuu,.tl,lv "II' tllov fill tfltt ttlC
lovo of Uod mixed up with tho love
of each other, no conunueu,
"whut's the difference.''
Dr. Evans declared that proper
courtship was the only Christian
means to a happy marriage, ana au
vocated that engagements be an
nounced in church or In some public
manner. "Marriage is decidedly not
a contract," he said. Marriage by
Christians through courtship Is the
only free love ill the world.''
lie also advised the poor man not
to hesitate at marriage or at marry
ing a girl who was used to case and
luyuiy. declaring that it was often
good for a girl to change her
method of living. Tho Ideal mar
riage, according to Dr. Evans, Is that
if a man and woman who have
vrown up together, nnd at the same
time they present their marriage ier
lil'c.'ite to tho minister, also present
the proper health cerllf.caies. As a
final argument to the hcalthfulness
f ,.,crit.L.e ho said that statistics
prove that between the ages of 30
and 50 years the death rato of hus
bands is one-half that of bachelors.
Window and general hoiiseclean
ing kitchen walls washed, floors
painted or polished. C. H. Marston.
Phone 392.
j first. A few errors, a batter hit with
the ball and another clean hit by
;uecit tiiai:& v.n. uu, ... ...a otr.-
m . v-i s" - .. ,t Pailaralrnni then took lilt th.
tilt no Kun uame,
burden of pitching and the Baptist
scoring stopped. Only one hit waj
. . ..,tL.. nitr cprinrstroin durinr his m.
, " T TY'nnr ?Vh5ttTn out eupancy of the mound and only on.
pitcher has he honor of shuUing out p y reached third after
his opponents wi nou '"' : thllt second inning. There were some f
Many of the big league pitchers have, tna ,
striven for the ach leve 'ent of a no ; rcmar P nt y
hit game. Tns feat wi s per ormed ma a ?
yesterday afternoon at the ba 1 park n remarkable stop by Bridge,
when mtzman, or in ".ii""" . , . tatipH ,
the Christians out and did not allow , j t l.r. o .b 1 Sl
hit In seven inmngs. starrer auy- - - .tricln things. A rtch I
warts won the gamo by a score oi . ru,.A J' .,,.." f
.... nnihho The runB made by oi a ny o.. y ...... .,.s.c ,
rr" " ". ., , ,, (n ,ho saved another nil. ana a reraarnanie r
the Baptists wero all put over in the i
Ifirst two innings, and after ths. j"1-" "ww The regular scheduP. .
was goose eggs for both sides, i n- -- - M. Th.
rv started to pitch for Del.app s lilt- ni ,''
less Wonders, and was wild and inef- , e""' 1 1 " cinso of the regular s he .
fectlve. A base on Dans ana inrec
hits In the first, one a three base hit ,ule.
1... naM Ulnclf nn a lnisiudged fly
by Perry put over throe runs In the I Advertise In the News-Review.
it..
eare News-Review.
dian'i
A REAL SALE OF SHOES b
I WANTED -C.-rl or midtlle-aged
woman for ireneral housework or
ran h. :i in family; state wages
1'!. one 42-P12 at Oakland, ol
wri'e Mr,, c. S. Baker, Sutherlin
j (l-t cull.
Choice if W h i t o K i tl
White r.iuk ()foith-;
for $!).:.(. - N.-.V r- or
On Sj!v jd.OJ
White Canvas rumps and
Oxfords. Tlioso formerly
sold for ? j -
Now on Sale V"'"
Ladies' Sl.'.dO Whiie Kit!
Lace Slioes, now
Any White Ca-r. a.; Shoe 1::
" formerly .k.KI t ".tm
till I't'
Sow
EVERY SHOE IN THE HOUSE CH SALE.
$993
$1.95
NO EXCEPTIONS.
.ft-:
Si
IrvinBrunn RoSCblU'C) BoOtO'lC leNu.Ore.
Perkins Building HSL? W, SM'Y .'.;n f'T YP'JI 'tcT C.tSS STREET
.OfK -' f yon wiint to h:iv a houo
or f.irtn ail on ni1 and pt cut
I'lii . s. 1i:iv a larc' lUt. No florks,
in Hooririi'; cr. (ffi-e at home.
" M-ht-atl r.eiisp ltcht. C Mor-
rMl. '.04 Mill St.
5&
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1 reli1 on our'
(2.c
Si21
Fred Applerato of Yoncalla mot
ored to this city yesterday morning
to spend several days attending to
business matters and fislting with
friends.
QUALITY, not quantity. Is what counts. So It Is with our
business. We built our business on quality.
Toor Jewelry is a disappointment and shows poor taste; good
jewelry Is refining and elegant. This is the kind to wear and
give to others.
We select OUR goods with care. WE know the quality of the
jewelry we sell is good; ou will know it is good when yon
wear it.
When buying Jewelry you can only' trust to the REPUTATION
of the firm from which you buy.
Our WORD is our BOND.
BUBAR BROTHERS
r
I,
, VOOi WANTKIV-- School IMst.
i .irtf s
Mo.-k '
pint oi
liv.T.Nl
lrnm m!
No.
tier of sivtfonrd o;ik
!. also 2 tior snasonfd
t vov wood, to bo d.'
wooilshrd on sohonl
("ill or nddrfs I. N
S;irk. ("iork. Roseburp. Oro-
t FOR s One and one-third
nTs fif f r-anil. S Mocks from
p-t olTifv nod houso, woodshed
nt'tl chu-kfit house; ;iiOUt "O'T
"iUots ,'i't i'ot-kor',l!: Ipreo par
drn. also family orchard sot out
this .sninc. srrt pavod to laco.
Sv owner. South St., botweon
M.ll and Pino st roots.
ron smi: on tiiaot:. io acros
oiv.o it iv out: 4 noros (n cul
t -i f i . i n ;vl now soo.lod to r!oor.
1 i!:. . - i O Of 'mrt lfi it itrn n tli! I i m.
''' f . i-r xx buildinps: watorl
i ?, v ,.,,r to liri-.-:ito half of
tr.K?: f.'!-- h.ail of cattle and
t"! th loTon rhickon ro with
vl o it o $r:oo. f,cn cnh.
l-i'.-.r on lone tinif. low tntr
0t v;o t..,, rf(d.pp uron
( ttv In T hurg tid a-astur.e dif
( fomu'V ra. V. KIcp, roal es-
ii.tv !y-t!,. rr.v. Ore.
full II
f
,
DAINTY FABRIC!
to another
season's use by our
DRY CLEANING
A trial proves.
Who's jour cleaner?
Try tmr War
Our Auto Will CaU.
rhone 277.
MITCHELL LEWIS
With a Strong Suooortinc Cast in
FOOLS' GOLD
V
siiler-jrKluction filmeil in the famous Cascade mountain.
SI XSH1XK (TOIKUV, AM) TOPICS OK TUB 1..
Siintlny: Tsuru Onkl In "A Tokio Siren."
n-m 1 Mary Pickford w
j "ESMERALDA"
Oi:e .if those bl. hinnaii, apiieallng roles that made Mary rickfo 1
"America's Swei'tlienit." (
f. - HOI.IN COMKDY AXD PATHE IXEWS. j
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