Roseburg news-review., August 19, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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ROSEnURO NEWS REVIEW THURSDAY, AfOUBT IB.
TILLER DAXCE SATURDAV.
Thr will be another of tan
popular dunces at Tiller Sutur-
4y night. Ths bet of music.
and svorybody welcome
AT THE TK.NT TOMOHT.
Another packed houso greeted the
Macy-Balrd Comedlaus last nigm
h thnrnnchlv enjoyed tho second
oorformaiice of "Balms and Blnnors.
tonight the dolichtful little play.
"Marlon Gray," will l the offering.
It la one of the strongest and most
rntertainlng of their long list of suc
cessful bills. "Marlon Oray" Is a
melodrama, a rural drama, and bully
comedy all blended Into one corking
good play. Friend Toby keeps his
audience In high good spirits for four
long acts. The Ioyb interest never
lags, and there are big dramatic mo
ments that furnish Just the proper
relief to the hundred laughs that
Toby creates on his every appear
ance. An entire change of vaudeville
and scenery Is always a feature of
each of the Macy-Baird productions.
An evening- with "Marlon Oray" Is
one to he remembered. Moot her to-
. !
AROIXV J "K iw w
In City Today ,
Mr. and airs, r rou vfw-uff7
Norman Weathely, ot Scottsourg,
were in this city today.
At Hotel l-miKua
R. T. Moore, of Elkton, and E
L. Furnsworth, d( Wilbur, Wash.,
were among the guests at the L'mj
qua Hotel Inst nlnht.
D. Lrblanc has sold his big ranch
Hi miles north of cauyoiiviiiv '
Dr. Campbell, of Los Angeles. Mr.
Campbell wants to buy two adjoining
farms. John ijuiwii sum ui env
properly to Mr. Nvff, formerly of
Itoseburg.
Hern from Polthinil
Dr. L. H. Hamilton is here from
Portland visiting with relatives and
friends and will enjoy a brief out
ing In this vicinity. Ills noynoou
win unent In this city and many
friends here are always glad to see
him. He is now one of the leading
physicians and surgeons of the me
tropolis.
Former Pastor Hoi
Itev. John Dawson, former rector
of St. George's Episcopal church In
this city, is hero from Portland
greeting old-time friends. This in
his second visit to Roseburg slnct
leaving here many years ago. He
and
night at the tent.
... , ... ,K ,--i- . a, notes many fine Improvements
"!2?X1?-JaZ& niit -odern building, here.
Ienor, Is here from Portland Ylslt
tng with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. L, Webb.
iKLnaiTFUij BCnruisK.
Ha pflrn to tho having tTnl
vri"al Tire Filler Installer) In
thMr Urs to tnktt the place of
tut ami nlr. They imw gttt th
rem I enloyniont In ttinlr auto
rlrtf without ha v line any of
tho dlHiKrAnbi roadlilo tire
rlrs. Uronk Bvny from your
old way and adopt the more
economical way V.y having; Uni
versal Klllnr InitalltMl In your
auto ttrs. It rifles inm aa nlr
and Rlva you mm h iiKire mllf
nire lo your enslints, If In firm tit
ask those that are now and have
bwtm riding on It for a luntr
tltnfl. Hun. Judfre Won wot t ami
wife hnve tn ridln on Vnlvor
aal Filler In thnlr Franklin mr
for nearly lx y.-rii, and would
not no bark to air ni;uln for any
thin;. t'nlvorKiI Tin- Filler I
Kuarrintwit l-iODOO mil.' and I
chanfterl from one (.'axing to an
other a tliy,war out.
Filler Service Kt niton, Corner
Onk find Ilowi.
CAUL OH MAN, MnnaKer
Ilotol rootom
A very unique and attractive card
la belnj? tunned ny thn "fcrneter'
of the I'mpoua hotel, Srott Weaver,
Harry Wilcox and Ray Clarke. The
card includes a picture of the hotel
a view of Rosehurf? and pictures of
the three (free tern. These earns will
be aont to the hotels thou trh out the
United Btates, these gentlemen
in momhprs of the orcanfratlon
of hotel clerks, known as the "Grce-
tors of America." About 4000 cards
thus distributed will kIvo Hoseburg
some valuable advertising.
II1 v. IU rorul 1 loro
i Rev. C. A. Ilekrond, who hns been
on the Kllison-Whlto Chnutauqua
circuit for several weeks past, ar
rived bire last night ifrom Deer
Gas and Acid Stomach
Relieved In Two Minutes
Buy taking a hoaptn
wn iHX'iiiiu ui .ju i
a uIuhs of hot
I water. Absolutely
fmrnilofm. Hold Lv
m All n : .... "
Tonight! Tonight!
Another Rip Roaring Comedy Drama
THE :
Macy and Baird
COMEDIANS
MMMMffMSJMSJBi
In Their Mammoth Waterproof
Tent Theatre
ON JACKSON 8TKHKT NOKTU OK DOKjl.A.H HOTl.t,
l'BKNKNTI. T1IK MiSV IN DKA.MAH AM) C'OMICUIUS
IIAM.i: Ol.' 1'IKMillAM I'OUIl TIMKS A WICIIK
I-odce and Hutt.o, Mont. He has
lieeu rolled to California by Ulsbup
Iul!o e, o( the M H. Church Houili.
and will go to Salem, In tha t?nn
Joaquin valk-y, to tl:e clirge of the
erection of a new church building.
It Is Lrobablo that ho wl:l remain In
California daMns the coming year.
Ho 8toipel over to Malt his mother
and other relatives and friends.
Attorney Carl E. Wluiberly went
Yonculla this nf l' moon to atttnd
j buslnvu3 inutlurs,
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. J'lotuer, who
ad been vliillug lit this cliy. bit
ins afternoon for pulnls north. .Mr.
lotner, who ffjnnerly rusldt'd In this
ouuly, now ban lna lieauiiuarters in
Suu Francisco. He still r. lulus Ins
lembership In ltosesbmg I.odne No.
26. II. P. O. Elks, and was very
glad to again greet the brctlin n here
after an absence of 18 years.
Otto P. Ellis, operator at the
local Western Union has been offer
ed a position with the company at
Centralis, Washington. Ellis was a
student of telegraph In tho Hone-
bnig telegraph Institute and later
i manager of tho school up to
the time it was closed down, o
month ago. Since then he has yen
oporalor for the Western Union.
Ilelng but 16 years of nj;e, ho Inai li
ed telegraphy In a short while. If
the position ortered Is satisfactory,
he v.ill leave for Centralla In a few
days.
The valuuble mechanical parts of
the forest air patrol plane which fell
In the Cmpqua forest Home time ago
have been salvaged and carried out
Into the Plnniond hike miinfry by
the Wright brothero. according to
informaflon received at the local for
oiiiry office today. From Diamond
lake the plnne material will be taken
lo Meed ford by aulo. Owing lo tho
fact that, the wings end fusMage were
badly damaged by the fall. It was
decided to carry out the engine and
other valuable parts.
Southern Democrats
Vote Down Suffrage
RALEIGH, .us- T federal
equal suffrage amendment went
down to defeat In tho North Caro
lina house ctf representatives today
by a vote of 71 to 41.
HOG! DROP SLIGHTLY.
:
PORTLAND. Auf. Quo-
tarions on prime mixed lota ol
porkers dropped In the live-
stock market today to 16 H to
17?4 cents. Cattle, sheep, but-
ter and eggs are steady.
According to Information brought
bore today, two girls, 18 and 19
years of age, were found ltvst night
in a road camp in the Camas Valley
Sfctlon. The girls had walked into
tin camp carrying their sultcasai
and slated that their car had beeA
left on the other side of the moun
tain with a broken aile. They de
manded that they be allowed to re
main at tho camp over night, but the
road crew Insisted that they continue
their journey to Roseburg and th
two young women caught a passing
tourlHt car and arrived here early
this morning. They gave their home
address aa Colfax. Washington, and
said they had been visiting in Co-
qulllo.
League is Panacea
For World Trouble
Tin; picnic.
Dear Noble:
Don't lot anything prevent
yourself and family attending
Khrlneia' picnic Friday. Plenty
of automobiles for everyone.
3 p. ni. COMMITTEE.
"MARION GRAY"
OR-
The
Country Boy
THURSDAY
AND
FRIDAY
August 19th and 20th
VAUDEVILLE
w:twi:i:n acts
ADMISSION!
Adult l.V, tux tic our
t liildreu lilt; Uil He -J.V
S lies.'
l-vee IW.', tux He 2,-e
SURE SOME SHOW
IHK)ll.S OPEN 7:110, CIUIAIN ItlSES.I.Y
CASTOR A
For Infants and Children
In Use ForOver 30 Years
7
Always bears
the
"iRnnture ol
SOUTH BEND. Aug. 19. Nation
1 and International financial and
economical readjustment, as well as
Urn hlzh cost df living, are bound
iid n tne success or tne league ui
nations. Governor Cox, of .Ohio.
campaigning In behalf of hla can-
diiHry for president, told large
public gatherings here today.
A5NKIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" is
Kcunine Aspirin proved safe by mil
lions and prescribed by physicians
lor over twenty years. Acoept only
t.n unbroken "Bayer package" which
contain: proper directions to relieve
Headache, Toothache, Earache, rseu
ralla. Rheumatism, Colds and Pain
lltndy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost
few cents. Druggists also sell larger
"Hnvpr eackngeo." . Aspirin is trade
p;
DEPENDON COOPS
QUALITY GOODS!
I., 'uujfl.. oc63-flj aie u.;Ty3Tin me inCft
out for fabrics of the finest quality, weave and
designs. From the wee'est baby stocking
to bur most expensive silks, we ajways choose
the best in quality. That is our watchword
QUALITY.
DRY GOODS-LADIES WtAR,
I. ABRAHAM
Th Storm That 01va You Service).
WARNER'S RUST-PROOP CORSETS
Chicago Foot
Specialist is
Coming Here
At considerable expense and trouble, we have ar
ranged t a foot expert to be at this store
AUGUST 21 to 23
for the convenience of foot sufferers.
Examination and Advice Free
"V
No ft'o't s ome rorinanaxjain
Hurting Feet - - - Complete Comfort
This expert, who is one of the Staff of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl,
ilic mital specialist and recognized foot authority Is able
t tell nt once what the real cause of vour foot trouble is.
I le knows leet as a dentist does teeth or as an architect
dots houses.
ten is a
ui. schorl
.fvlLvKV orRcn-ufy RvEvjyKvtTmuk
No matter how simple or how serious your foot trouble
V.i uti Ull you (atJ show you) how to gain
ImTiiediate Relief
and a rapid correction of the difficulty. Remember the
u.ites. lk sura to come in. Everybody welcome.
J. C. PENNEY COiMPANV
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MKXACE TO OCR
Htl IT LVULblHX.
crnntlnned from Page 11
too much Is applied, there will be
a tendency for the excess to run
down to the lowermost part of the
fruit and leave a soowhat Heavier
deposit there, which might oecee-
slate wiping the fruit
Chemical teats nave shown that
even when apples are very heavily
coated with lead arsenate In spray
lne It would be Impossible for a
person to eat enough of mem at
one time to get any noticeable 111
effects. Nevertheless, It is to tne
advantage of all concerned (except
Mr. Worm), to adopt the metnoas
described and get an inconspicuous,
but perfect spray covering on the
fruit. (Hignea)
W. S. BROWM", Horticulturist.
A. U IfOVETT, Entomologist.
II. P. BARRS, Plant Pathologist
Mrs. J. P. Star, of Oakland, spent
the day in thiB city shopping. She
was accompanied by her two small
daughters.
Miss Colda Parker was here from
Wilbur today, attending to business
matters.
CARD OK THANKS.
We wish to thank our many
friends for the kindness shown dur
ing the slckless and death of our be
loved baby.
C. E. DOWNS AND FAMILY.
NEW TODAY
FOR KENT N'lro apartments
112
Hro
I-'OU .SAL K O n "fiTADfc A -1 work
team. 1500 lb!., and harness, valuu
$;!7ti Want a Ford, younp cattle or
tiKf.?p. T. A., News-Kevlew.
trim salk 8 Khoata . woltfht about 60
Dm. 1 K. Myers, 2 nillea woat of
city.
KOFI Close in farm and stock
runi'li, a bargain. X, care Nwa-R-view.
. ,
FOR SALE Or will trade for wood or
grain, a toam ot young norsoa,
we)Klt about 2400. F. L. Calkins.
FOR 8ALK 1 1918 Ford, 1 1914 Ford
v.ith new body: both rrood buys, i,
U Roberts, Motor Shop Garage an-
Ilfc-X.
WANTED Middle aged lady fnr con
finement cfiHo: one who could help
with housework. Oood wages. Phone
126-Y,
FOR SALE CHEAP Dulck big Blx,
moUfl 17. win make spienaiu truK.
See Mills at 108 Cass St.
FOR SALE By owner, 7-room house.
CaHafternoons. lhone 4&1.
FOR8ALB House, $200 down, balance
name aa rent, a barKaln. All kinds
of houses for sale, and farms. Over
head expeim' lli?ht and 1 cut prices.
c. Merrill, 504 ami at
IF YOU WANT A HOUSE Or farm,
call on Merrill and aoe his large Hist.
H cuts prices and makes the sals
thev alt know It, C. Merlrlll, 504
Mill at.
Ranch to Lease!
Up to date dairy ranch on Pa
cific highway, fully stocked
and equipped. Fine buildlngB,
fine dairy herd, Holsteins.
About 50 head of stock, four
horses. Grain crop. Kull
equipment. Price of equipment
$6000. Rent of place .$600
per year.
Wanted!
Two people who wish to pur
chase homes In Roseburg to
buy cloee-in properly at reas
onable prices. cash and bal
ance terms.
Forget about that rent paying.
Own a home of your own. We
have furnished houses for as
low as 1200 down.
Let us show you.
G.W.Y0UNGANDS0N
Real Estate and Insnrtuoa.
116 Cass St. PboDS 417
si
It will soon be
GOOD-BYE SODIER
and then
are you prepared for the
COI.D Ill.KAK DAYS
that are coming?
Let us help keep you
..im and cheerful this
Fall and Winter by coni5"
menclng work on your
new
SITT AXD OVERCOAT
New line Just In.
Try Our Way
Our Auto W1U Call.
Phone ST7
A 5 -room bouse and two lots la !
West Roseburg belonging to Mrs.
Horace Campbell has baeu purchased
by John Heruner of this city, woo
hat taken possession ot his new
home. Another deal consummated
yesterday by J. A. Walker was the
ale ol the K. L. foreman house on
Mill street to Mrs. J. T. Solomon,
at once begin building operations .
who formerly Uved at Glengarry
Roberta creekv The purchasers ,
t.tfA n.a.aa.1,.1. In m ' ,
. t .ww uayj i, ,,i
rnake their home In Kossburg a
nice lot on 8ouih eph.nt atreot
owned by Peter ftadabaugh wai iou
to Geo. Leeper. of this city, who n
the property. lu
Commercial Abstract Co.
(Incorporated)
Under New Management
J. E. McCLIXTOCK, President
1. L. McCLIXTOCK, Vice-President
L. E. McCLIXTOCK, Secretary,
Abstracts, Insurance, . Maps, Notary Public
Prompt Service Dependable Work Reasonable lricet
First State and Savings Bank Building
Phone 243. ROSEBUKG, OKKtiOX.
ANTLERS THEATRE
RO-75-1.00 I'LVS TAX.
8E;VTS NOW OX SALE.
Tffnry
rmto
tSCASON
FRIDAY, AUGUST 20
&ie famous
GEORGIA
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Waxul and
WflTtCH FOR THE
15 VAUDEVILLE ACTS.
LADIES, MAKE YOUR
DOLLAR
DO DOUBLE DUTY
$5.00
LOW
SHOE
SALE
$5.00
LOW
SHOE
SALE
For Friday and Saturday Values to $12.50, special price $5.00
See our windows. ,
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
iiiviv nnuK
hnH Thnt KniUfj nnfl Fit Your Frt
TtrinK tTff your repnlr work and nee tue dlffrcnee. .
PERKINS I1LDO. CASS ST. BOSEBtBO.
Tonight
TOM MIX
IN
'Rough Riding Romance
A VIVID DKAMA OF A COWPUNCHER ASD A rRLNCESS.
KOUX COMEDY, "YOU'RE- PINCHED."
8YLX
TODAY O.VLY
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