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Mow mm Bonnrno wsyi nitvrEW yrnuniv, Atom , iwL B, h. P. Md B. PICNIC. For all firemen and their familial. Wadntdar. August a 5th, on rlvar bank at and of Sillier atreet. Bring a baaket and come any Uma after 3. dinner at 6. DID YOU NOTICE OVH ANNOUNCEMENT? ' Regarding tbat fine display FAIL and WINTER WOOLENS They aro atlll here Awaiting your Inspection. And we MM Mill bore Ready to aerte your wants. Try Our Way Our Auto Will Call. Phone 877. Phil Huntington, of Oakland, waa a visitor tsi Boieburg this aftotuoou. NOTICE. Viola Boren bavln'g left my bed and board. 1 will not bu responsible for, or pay, any bills contracted by nr after tbladate. Auk. 24, 1D2U. HALE BOKLN. DIXON VHXh DANCE. Friday night, August 27lh. A real time all the time, with Jazz-O-Four music. Don't for- get, Friday night. AITO OWXKItS. Adopt tlie new and better way br having l.'nlvaraal Killer In atall.d In your auto tir-a In plac. of ulr. It rides aama aa air ami you novr have to Ihlfik about auch tliingM aa punctur. and blowouta, Imalilea yuu K'l murh areat.r mll.aa-a to your ralias. Try It out and I guar antee that you will nev-r ao hack to air aKitin. Ton will al ways have ITnlvemal Filler a-r-vlif, brcau. It la here to atuy. Iion't foraet that Unlveraal Kil ler la auaranteed (ir 100,000 mllea. Cow in and Inveallaule at the Filler Bervlf Htatlon, Corner Oak and Itose. CARL, OHMAN, Manager 1 " . SSSM ADVICE and SERVICE Our advice, as well as our ser vice to you are personal, and we wish to make both useful. . New accounts subject to check are in vited.. " ' The Roseburg National Bank Rosebur.Ore. am ;v x.- s xx 7X Y- -your Correct 6W j V . Do your eyea need help to enable you to do your work eaaler? Now Is a good tlnio aftor your variilon, and before you start to work, to have them examined and glaasoa fitted If thoy need tbem. We are at your service with tho latest methods, and our prices are reasonable. BTJBAR BROTHERS :el. M ra .. . fcUS TO-NIGHT! Macy & Bairds Comedians TENT THEATRE i ON JACKSON STREET NORTH OK WotGLAS limn rilEtiKNTS The Sweetest Girl in Dixie Tuesday, Aug. -24 VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS ADMISSION! Ailulta 4.V, i a,. t'hildrvn tr, lax ;M Iteaarrea JW tai aeit DOORS OPEN 7:80, CIKTAJN Kl.SI S8.ia. AJtOl'NI) TUB TOWN Louis Paris la reported to be fry til at his home In Miller's udditlun. Mr. and Mrs. Frank llellwell. who have been at Newport (or several days, returned home Monday. Attorney lifxter Itlee left this af ternoon for Oukland to attend 10 business mutters for a short time. W. L. Boise, a Portland attorney, came to Itoseburg today to arrange for the purchase of the fair grounds fur the proposed model larm. Mr. and Mrs. George Crenshaw will leave in a few days for Arizona, where they will spend several month. J. J. Alexander Is reported to be critically ill at the home of his dauKhter, Mrs. C. O. Thomas, of South Main street. Mrs. Geofge Kohlhagen and Mi's Jeauie Iiuick left this afternoon for Newport to spend a short vacation. C. H. Arundel left this morning for Glendale to spend the day attending to business matters. Mrs. italph Htinaaker left this morning for Ashland to visit with friends and relatives for a few days. I Mr. Parslow and family will leave for Crater Lake tomorrow, where they will spend several daya enjoy ing the wonders of the National Park. i Mr. and Mrs. Ernll Chrlatofferson leave tonight for Texas and other points In the south where they will visit for several weeks. Mrs. E. L. Uone, of Sulherlin, ar rlver In Roseburg today to visit for a short time with her sister, Mrs. KranR Ockelmann. G. V. Williamson and wife left this morning for Fort Worlh, Texas, and points in Oklahoma, where Ihey will visit with relatives for about two months. Miss Genevieve Bayloss, of Van couver, Wash., who has been visiting Mrs. Mary Whipple In this city for several days, left this morning for Myrtle Creek, where she will visit with relatives for a short time. Mrs. L. E. Yockey, who has been visiting her parents at Looking Glass, left this morning for Salem where she will visit before returning to nr norae at Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Malone. of Portland, arrived here lust Wednes day and are visiting at the home df Mrs. A. Amadon, of Helen bo wor. They will return to Portland on Thursilny of this week. G. W. Sloper. the cleaner and pressor, Is today displaying a fine line of fall and winter samples which nave just arrived from his eastern tailoring establishments. The line presents a fine assortment at prices considerably lower than formerly charged. The management of the Riddle pavilion announces that a dance will he staged at llial place next Thurs day evening with the Jnzi-O-Fotir or chestra of this city furnlshtne the music. These dances have been very popular and nolle a crowd plans to attend rrom tins city. C. F. Kyes and wife, of Minne apolis, arrived In Itoseburg this morning to visit with the former's brother, w. C. Kyes. of the local forestry office. The visitor is a prominent lawyer of Minneapolis and la milking a short tour of the west ern coast. Mr. and Mrs. John Pontile. Mrs. E. W. Sharp anil children, Miss Ethel Webb. Mrs. Fern Wood and children end others composed a party enjoy ing toe oay on the North l'mpqua DA.NCE AT RGDPLE. Thursday night In the Die open air pavilion. A peach ot a time in store tor all. JaU-O- Four music and a million dor- lar floor. At Riddle Thursday night. . . above the Overland orchards. A picnic dinner and bathing In the river were feature! of the outing. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Patterson, of Santa Barbara, arrived here this afternoon and will remain a few days looking over t'uo country. They are traveling by auto, and expect to locale If the valley and environ moms meet their approval. Miss Agnes Pltchlfnrd left this aftornoon for Gardiner, where she will spend three or four days at tondln to makers pertaining to her duties aa Juvenile Officer. F. A. Gray, head ot the Gray Advertising Company, of Kansas City, accompanied by his wife, are here visiting for several days with his uncle, W. W. Cray. Mr. Gray is also a prominent manufacturer, tie la much pleased with Roseburg NEW TOIMY. 4 WANTED Work with a truck. Phone 31. WANTED Chambermaid at L'mpqua noiei at once. Foil SAI.K A aood ga.'age. Inquire lum, ineneaier g't. UST Collie 0oe, llcenne No. 1 fiT Kinder please returned to 721 Court Hi. or phone 135. 1'olt 8AI.K 1 sudille horse and saddle. I park horse, outfit $60. tiee thenr at Deer Creek barn. H. C. llowker, ltoKebtirg. ' Kolt SALE No. 12 Delival cream sep. arator, In excellent condition. Inquire St. John Land Co., office Hutherlln, OreKon. foil HKNT Two partly furnlstud houHekeeplng rooms. 302 W. Wash ington St. FOIl SAI.K Purebred roan comb ltliode Island Red cockerels, ft. 60 cn.'h. Phone iO-l- i. Dr. K. P. Bradford. full SALK Saddle horse and saddle. also 1 pack horse.. $60 for the outfit. f. iiowKer. ltoseDurg .ure. WANTED TO HUNT Nicely furnlahed nitURfl witn Dam. electricity and Kaa: about 5 rooms. No kids. Anawer N. K.. care News-Itrview. WANTKD Vouna man or boy to do janitor wora evenings zor Doaru. Ap- ply at Cafeteria. and tba country surrounding, bar Inlg vlawod the orchards and farms in various parts hereabouts. Hemus. the local photographer, ac complished soma "rapid fire" de velopment work last evening short ly after .the airplane hopped off from the field to make the News-Review paper delivery to Oakland and Sulh erlin. Manager Alrlch, of the air plane company, snapped soma pic tures of the shlp'i erew and hurried to town with them. Homus de veloped and printed the pictures at once and in 15 minutes time they were on display In the window of the News-Review. The pictures wer complete and on display before the plane had landed at Oakland. SCHOOL BOARD MEETS. At a meeting ot tho school board last night a few matters of routine business were given consideration, There was nothing of great Import ance to be consfdered and tha meeting was adjourned early. The board was unable to postpone the opening date of the schools as the contracts with the teachers have been made for that time. ' All of the teachers for the local school have been employed with the ex ception of one teacher and tha board la waiting to receive an ac ceptance of the contract offered In that case. Two Firemen Hart In N. Y. Fire Say. did you Beo that adv of Judd A McMlllln? Insure Now! Insure your hay, grain and oiher crops now. Do not wait. Tho danger of loss by fire Is at Us height during the dry sea son. Let us wrlie that policy today. Prune Dryer Insurance We are in position to give you protection on this class of busi ness. Automobile Insurance Fire, theft, collision, properly damage and liability. Kattvj on request. FOK IXSl RAXCE So G.W.YOUNG AND SON Kenl Folate and Insurance. 1IU Caaa 1st. phone 417 ANTKU Twenty-tbree out of town rhool teachers desire room and hoard the comma year. The coin munity muni provide suitable areola mod;Klona for teacbera If the achoola tire to be maintained. Cltlzena hav ing rooms for rent or board to offer, are asked to communicate with Supt. M. S. Ilaitim at once, mentioning; tha kind ot rooms, conveniences and prices. .NOTICE OF MEETING OK BOARD OK LOCALIZATION. Notice Is hereby given that on Monday. September 13. 19i0, the Hoard of Equalltatlon will attend at the courthouse In Douglas county and publicly examine the assessment rolls and correct all errors In valua tion, description or qualities ot lands, lota or other property assess ed for the year 1920. KitANK L. CALKINS, County Asseaaor. See Judd McMlllln'a now adv, 's a dandy. Continuing our Special Sale of Ladies' Low Shoes $5.00 ROSEBURG BOOTERIE 'vn ami mi tasa r. stosurmo. NEW YORK. Aug. 24. Eight per sons were Injured In a Ore which trapped over a score ot families In a five story east aide tenement house early this morning. Two firemen were seriously hurt when forced to Jump from a third story window, their way of escape having been cut off. fiAME STARTS PROMPTLY. The championship game of the twilight league which will be played thia evening between the Baptists and the 'Presbyterians will start promptly at 6 o'clock according to the managers or the two teams. This will allow a Ifull nine Inning game and It promises to be ft scorcher" from start to finish. A largo crowd la expected to attend. DEMONSTRATION rLEAtt0. The poultry- school at Edanbowar at the F. EL Chase ranch was greatly enjoyed today by a largo number of poultry enthusiasts. A courao In poultry culling methods was given and a great many new points developed. HIGH SCHOOL REGISTRATION. 'All persons desiring to enter Rose burg High School this fall will be required to register at the principal's office the week before achoola opens. Seniors will register Monday, Sept. 6, Jualora Tuesday, 7th, Sophomores Wednesday 8th, boura 1 to 6 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. Freshmen will reg ister all day Thursday and Friday forenoon. Classes begin September 13. All students should register be fore the above date, whether they In tend to be -In school the first two weeks or not. Those who fall to do this may not be able to enter tho claaaea of their choice. Studenta must give number ot their home district at registration. C. H. McKNIOHT, Principal. annsTMll VIKlt W form A HIT AT TENT TiUUxil& '.'"The Sweateat Ctrl in ru.... riajj - . I. IS 1 . .. tuo aai.7-niru lomeoians an finetnitlti, U,l nln . - . , j .... U,BUI. i taav varalttlitv Tha npei, n..i. - 1UL1 ern romance ia quite different me mm previous ccreringa equally aa Interesting and enun Inn. Toby transformed into , Negro Mammy, was perhaps blggeat aur prise, aa well aa the - - " IBS thfk annthlanif lumju . ' ati last -1,1 i lvui . uv, mm euinuslasm the big audience, that practlci filled the tent theatre. The 8.! tat Olrl In Dixie will be rene. tonight; so don't miss this delli ful little play, as thi. will b last performance ot It this seu W. A. Smith, Leslie Lilly a m fRm ann Hiivn khaiib k d uuviiuuDi ftcr among the Olido reaUenta in TUESDAY WEDNESDAY LEAVE YOUR HEARTS AT HOME FOR SAFE-KEEPING WHFV YOU COME TO SEE Constance Binney "THE STOLEN KISS" BASKD OX THE BOOK "LITTLE MISS BY-THE-DAY," BY LC C1LLE VAN SLYKE. CENTURY COMEDY AND PA THE NEWS. THUR3.: OLIVE THOMAS IN FOOTLIGHTS AND SH8ADOWS. WATCH FOR THE JACK DEMPSEY SEIUAL. VANTKI Mun with teiimr, to take loggmtf contract, short haul, all wln tei job. t'lr-Piiio Lumber Co., Glt'inla le. OrcKQn. WANTKD A. (food etTtclfnt girl for housework In fiimily of two, "W ill I pay t a month to the right RirL eo Florence Alkt-n Banks, 243 South Aiain si. Telephone m-j. LOST A pocket kutfe"' metal handle two biittif, with riiiK or xhackie In one vnu ot tin Handle. Under will be suitably rewarded upon return of I urine 10 now -Hvview oirice. t'OU HALrO FurniHhod house at larfre dltirount; prroftfry ntore, v11 located. doliiK Ifood bun! uvea; 2 apartment I nourffu. overneati cxpenflcH IlKht; 1 cut pru-ei. c. Merrill. at)i Mill at. LOOK Uiverht'Lit VxpenHe IlKht, andT I out prli-c.t. MnuHe 2 lots. IwO. Two more hoi:eH :m down, ba). same aa rem. ah KinoH r larms and Iioush: bargain in a restaurant; also candy and soft drinks More, I will give I Daitfalnt". U. Merrill, 504 Mill St. FOK OJ'ICK SAI-K 1 three-quartor ton irucK, nun run &uuu miles anu in I the bent of condition. Tires Dneu- matlr cord and will run four to tive 1 tbouKand mllea further. Adtlrena A. M., rare rswwa-Heylew. AM Ki) Hy two adults, who can rurnisn reference ir dw red. a moa- t-rn ftirnishfd bouse or 2, 3 or 4 room ntiurttm-nt by Sept. 6th. Addreea C. M. Jnt'ubti, Till' Lincoln S'., KuRene, or tmiulre Hootn 5U3, Hotel L'mpqua, ut' un e emii'waay evening. The Fordson-Bean -Sprayer HOilKSTKAO KKMNQUISHMKNT for only Vl'. niiill place, mostly (food I tmiom ninii; nmuii caoin; nne creea j water, ekiae to Kood road and post i'ii ice. nne ut someone wanting- a lltilu home, t'haa. V. Kice. Heal K- t h l e. Myrtle Tree k. Ore. OU"V"klt AXI PHOSI'KUITY Have 111 acre ramh with several acres in clover which I will sell rlKht away at n price of only $75i0, with on lia. If down. bal. on terms. Over $6o0 In day taken from this land, and another crn vet tin season, unit irrlsatlon and plenty of water. Chas. V. liice. Heal Kb late. Myrtle Creek .re. (TWO UNITS IN ONE) Will revolutionize orchard manage ment. Will be on demonstration at the Frank Brown prune orchard, opposite the Oregon Soldiers Home, August 24th and 25th. Do not fail to see this Sprayer in action. Price less than horse Sprayer. Pressure is unlimited. Direct drive from crankshaft through gears to pumps. Great reduction in weight of sprayer. An ideal outfit tor hillside orchards. Yakima placed 75 orders for this combined equipment in two weeks. Not an experiment, but acceptedjas the great est step forward in years. The Price Will Surprise You L0CKW00D MOTOR CO. Phone 374 Roseburg, Oregon
