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Do your eye need help to enable you to do your work easier?
Now la a good time after your vacation, and before you start to
work, to have them examined and glasses fitted If they need
them.
We are at your service with the latest methods, and our prices
are reasonable.
BUBAR BROTHERS
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HERIOL'M OI'KKATION.
Harry Llnser who recently un
derwent a aerloua goitre operation
In Portland has returned to this
city. The operation was performed
by Dr. T. M. Joyce, the well known
surgeon, at St. Vincents Hospital.
The operation, although very ser
ious, was highly successful and Mr.
Llnser, aside from being very weak
la In an excellent condition.
AGED RESIDENT DIES.
John L. Watson, agod OS years,
and a resident or this city passed
away yesterday. Tho deceased was
a uncle of Judgo J. W. llumllton
and has soveral othor rolatives re
siding In this counly. Funeral ser
vices will he held tomorrow after
noon at two o'clock at the chapel
of the Roseburg undertaking par
lors. o
Bartlott pears for canning, sixty
cents per box at orchard, two miles
N. E. rtoseburg. Bring your boxes.
R. . Pargotor. Phone 38-F4.
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CR0WER3 having WHEAT.
OATS and other grains to sell
should submit samples and get
prices from us before selling
their grains.
- Remember we have handled
your grain In the past and have
never failed to get satisfactory
results.
EVERUODY'S EXCHANGE, Inc
DEPENDON
QUALITY GOODS!
In buying goods we are always on the look
out for fabrics of the finest quality, weave and
designs. From the wee'est baby stockings
to our most expensive silks, we always choose
the best in quality. That is our watchword
QUALITY.
DRY GOODS-LADIES WEAR.
I. ABRAHAM
The Store That Gives You Service.
fc, WARNER'S RUST
TONIGHTS
Macy & Bairds Comedians
TENT THEATRE
ON JACKSON STREET NORTH OK DOUGLAS HOTEL
PRESENTS
Johnnie on the Spot
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VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS
SUNDAY "T1IR WIIITK SISTER"
ADMISSION!
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NOTICE.
Will commence canning of pears
Monday morning, August 30th.
Women and girls wishing work
please rail on that date.
A. RUPERT COMPANY, Inc.
advertise In the News-Review.
Insure Now!
Insure your hay, grain and
oltuT crops now. Do not watt.
The d;uiK'r of loan by tire Is at
lis height during (ho dry sea
son. Let us write that policy
today.
Prune Dryer Insurance
We are In position to pivo you
protection on this class of bual-
Automobile Insurance
I'lre, theft, collision, property
f .image and liability. Rates on
Tranent.
FOR INSURANCE Sec
G. W.YOUNG AND SON
Real Estate and Insnraace.
lie Omm U Phone 417
GOODS
- PROOF CORSETS t$
Adults 4.V, tax He tutc
Children lillc. Us 8c Ae
llrariM Wle. Im 8c HOC
CUKTAiN KIkeS:lS.
AROUND THE TOWN
li Oulte III
l.lmcr Murruy Is n-poriid lo be;
seriously 111 ut his bomu ul Caldera. ,
To Misliiiril ;
Mrs.' William Hell left this morn--lnlK
for Medfurd where hIio will ut
ilng to tills city tomorrow evening.
III I'rom Klxonville
Will Dixon Bienl a lew hours in '
UosrliuiK Him uioriiing transuding.
husiie-BS mutters.
VMtnl I" Di'lanl I
Mrs. Marilia Howe left this morn
ing fur Ulllard. where Rhe will visit
with her daughter, Mrs. S. L. Oreell.
From .M.-lros- I
Mrs. Ernest Crane, of .Velrom.
pent today in How-burg alleuding
to liunlness matters anu Visiting wun
friends.
Leaving Tomorrow-
Mrs. J. ItlNley leaves tomorrow
for Oakland. California, where she
will visit with her sister for a short
time.
Itellinis to Slltherlln
MrB. N. Kolie, of Sutllerllll, who
hnn hieii vlHitlne in this city for u
short time, left this morning for her
home.
Moving to Portland
Mrs. Nellie l'arnule ana rniinren
left this morning for Portland where
th-y expect to make their future
home.
To Rogue River
Mrs. B. K. .Morcan leit mis mum-
Inig for Rogue River, where she
will visit wltr relatives for a short
time.
Visited Ilaimhter
Mrs. L. Powell, of Oakland, who
has b"en veiling with ln-r iliiughter,
Mrs. Delbort Jones, left thiB morning
ior her home.
TONIGHT
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Sunday Afternoon
2 O'CLOCK
Itill
Women
3:311 I'. M.
Kill
Men
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LIBERTY
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Concentration
The Invisible Life
Continuing our Special Sale
of Ladies' Low Shoes
$5.00
"Wb'rfli to $12.50
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
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f.iiki. bi.im.. ins
you re always on ine ripm
side." thut tho Jazz-O Kour will
certainly stage a humdinger of
a dance tonight. Everything
snappy. The right crowd, the
right floor, the right music, the
right place. Armory tonight.
!.mvif)K for Vacation
li. &. KadabaiiKh will leare this
lipre. where he will upend a tew
weka vacation.
Mr. and Mra. E. K. Emmptt and
family, of Pmpqna, paused throuKh
ItoKBUurK Thursday automobile
enrouta to Crater Lake, where they
will enjoy a uhort outing.
J)oiik1um C'hiipiuan 111
IouRlas Chapman, a well known
resident of the Glide district, is re
ported to be quite 111 at hln homo
there.
ltctuniM to Corviill!
Mra. Homr Lilly, of Corvallis. lft
thin niornlna for hr home, after a
visit at the Henry Wit ham and Lcb
li IJlly homes near this city.
From WIMmr
MiM Klla Sweenov arrived In
HofteliurR this mornin? from Wilbur
to spend a short timo visiting wun
fri"nds and shopping.
1'roin Myrtle Creek
Among the many Saturday shop
pers In Hosi'burg today were Mr. and
Mrs. I. Sollg and Bon Paul, of Myrtle
Crerk. who motored to this city this
morning.
Ilfre frnn I'ortland
A H. Amadon and son Arohie.
of Portland, have arrived in Rose
burg and will spend their vacation
bunting and fishing. They form
erly resided In this city.
lHvorrn (.ranted
A divorce decree was grnnted to-
dav dissolving the bonds of matrt-
n-onv between Fannie Jacques and
Joseph A. Jacques. The plaintiff
was represented by Attorney O. S.
Prown of Glendale.
Suit to Hear TitJc
In an effort to clear the title to
a large tract of land TIenry Little.
has brought suit aeainst Joseph F.
Parmentier. to foreclos any ripht
or Interest which he may claim.
The plaintiff Is represented by At
torneys Rice and Orcutt.
Culled to Newport
li. W. Rates left last night !for
Newport, where he was called on
account of the Illness of his son.
Ross, who Is suffering an attack of
the summer Influenza.
Cole Valley Man Here
Loynl Emerv of Coles Valley was
m visitor In the city today. Mr.
Emery is the owner of one of the
lnrpest prune orchards in the coun
tv and is expecting a bumper crop
this season.
KniM-lnl Agent Here
Edenr A. Ftevenn special agent for
the Home Insurance Company, one
of thejargnst financial companys in
existence, I In this cltv today from
Portland conferring with the local
agent Rtru uiul tt !'. Mr. Stevens
wfii bp hre ior several days.
Will Anive Tonight
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Rarnard. for
mer residents of this city, now lo
cated et Kugene, are expected to
reach this city this evening to visit
with friends and relatives for a few
da vs. They are making the trip by
auto.
Hnrtl Home Tonight
State Leader nf County Agents C
J. llurd will arrive In Roseburg this
evening to spend Sunday at bis home
in this city. He will probably make
bis home and headquarters in Rose
burg until next summer.
Returns to Eugene
Mrs. Margaret Raldwln, who has
been visiting with Mrs. H. C. Darby
In this city, left this morning for her
l home in Eugene. Mrs. Darby and
I soil James nccoiiipanled her and will
visit Tnere wntie nr. vnroy is away
on bis Hiinurtl hunting trip.
R vde In ;iendale
M-s. Grace Lowry and Mrs. Ed
WiNnn, who arrived In Roseburg
last nicht from Canby. Oregon, left
this morning for Glendale. where
th'Mr husbands have secured posi
tions and where they will make
their homo.
:ismm Through-
Mr. Mone lly.m. of Riddle, who
has beeu mak'ng an extended visit at
lt;ui(lon, passed through Roseburg
this morning enroute home. She was
greeted at the station by Mrs. Geo.
Ouine and several other friends In
this city.
New A;rent on Way
Th.it the newly appointed acrlcul
t l ;il areut, H. E. Haslett, of Am
burst. Maps . is on his way to Rose
burg is evidenced by the fact that a
lartre amount of forwarded mall has
be -n received ut the local office. He
will take up bis duties here the first
of the month.
I tvivo fur Home
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Williams, who
have been visiting in Roseburg with
Mrs. Williams' brother, J. H. Ran
kin, left thin morning for Oakland,
t'altfornia. where they reside. They
nlno visited at Portland while in
'Orepon.
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ARMORY DANCE TONIGHT.
"You tell 'em appendicitis,
School Houses Will
Be Condemned
Dr. K. L. Miller, county health
officer, today Hated that tho Ro
berta Creek achool houee would be
coademued aa being unsanitary and
that tho district would be prohibit
ed from holding achool in the build
ing, following an Inspection made
this morning. "The building la en
tirely unfit for achool purposes.
Dr. Miller aald, "and If used would
eudaiscr the Uvea of the pupils.'
County School Superintendent
llrowu declined to make a state
ment this afternoon regarding the
lnspectlou but stated that the pa
pers are being prepared and will be
made public later.
Return Home
Miss Hose and Miss Alvlna Mundt
who have been visiting relatives at
Looking Glass for the past few
weeks, loft for their home In Port
land this alternoon.
Jo Cottage Grove
have been visiting with relatives In
Leona, where they will visit tor a
short time before returning to Port
land, where they reside.
Iteiurns to Vaquina
Harry Siegel, a formor resident of
this city, who has been residing at
Yaquina for some time past, was a
visitor here today. He will return
to Yaquina this evening. Mr. Siegel
plans to return here In October to re
main permanently.
Theatrm Well Attended
The attendance at the Antlers
and Majestic theatres last evening
was exceptionally good owinR to
the fine progam at both places.
The Antlers bill included Ollv Tho
mas In ' Footlights ana Sliaaows
and Lieutenant Loclear, the dare
devil of the skies, was the stellar
attraction at the Majestic.
Krturn From Portland
H. Merten and Albort Micelll ar
rived In Roseburg yesterday from
spending the past several days at
tendine to business matters. They
drove two Essex roadsters to this
city on the return trip. The cars
are 1920 models and have been
disposed df to Fank Dolan and N,
G. Van Buren, train dispatchers at
the local office.
Are ViMltinK Here-
Mrs. K. H. Vlncil who formerly
made her home here, Is visiting In
this city with her mother. Mrs. M.
A. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Mayme Jones
and Stanlford Jones are also visit
ing at the home of their mother.
having motored to Roseburg from
New Orleans, where they reside.
They expect to make an extended
stay here and will probably enjoy
camping trip before returning.
Visitor Here Today
Billy" Vinson was a business
visitor in Roseburg today. He only
recently roturned from a trip to
Coos ltay and during hia stay in
that section received a two-coluui
write-up In a Marshfield paper con
cerning his former days as mall
carrier over the old Coos Bay road,
Mr. Vinson Is quite well known In
that section of the country, and
states that he had a fine time vis
iting with friends.
Crnp Shooters Hewnre
"Seben come loben" experts of
Roseburg. who have been tossing
the "galloping domlnos" quite pro-
miscously of late, are due for
heavy fall according to the local
officers who claim to have all the
necessary data concerning the
"meeting places" of the embryo
gamblers. The officers state that
Saturday night Is usually the busi
est one of the week and an extra
force will bo "on the Job" tonight
in order that every game may be
watched and the players nabbed.
Leave for Portland
Thomas Dram, wife and son. who
have been visiting in this city with
Mrs. Deam's brother, Jim Schaffer,
left this morning for Portland where
they will visit for a short time. They
were accompanied to Portland by
Mr. Schaffer's daughter, BeBsle Poin
dcxter, who has been visiting here
for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs.
Deam will return to Roseburg In a
few days and will visit here again
before accompanying their son to his
home in San Francisco.
Will ljK-ate Here
Paul L. Kills and wife arrived In
Roseburg last night and expect to
make their home here. They are
visiting with Mrs. Ellis' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. O. M. Barton, of C.arden
valley, at the present time. Mr. Ellis
was a member of the 10th engineers
and while overseas talked with sev
eral hundred men from all parts of
the country regarding the best place
In which to locate. From the opinion
eained In this manner he decided to
locate In Douglas county and is now
here with the intention of purchas
ing a farm. He was in the same
company wlih W. F. Ramsdell, now
supervisor of the I'mpqua forest.
"Johxxy ox Tire spoi-
AUAIN TOXH-.IIT.
"Johnny on tho foot" delichtwl
lis midlpnce nt tho bg tont theatre
Inst niRht. The rnln and threton
Iiik woathor were forcotten In the
two hours of eonttnuou lanphter
that rewarded the Macy-Balrd play
fra for their efforts. Aside from
the hundreds of lauRhs, there was
enouch excitement and enough of
the melo drama to please all tastes.
The vaudeville new and mtchtT
well received. 'Johnny' on the Spot'
will he repei'ed aeain tonlsht. To
morrow nicht i Similar the man
agement will produce one of their
a-air.r-c--Vl - Xi. -p.. i " 'it '
It Is of different type jfrom any
nf the previous offerlnc of this
popular company. It Is an Intense
drama, and holds the Interest everv
(moment and It teaches Its moral
lesson. A splendid prollwtlon Is
promised not only acenlcally but the
play Is heantlfully costumed. Tou
can not afford to mis "The White
Sister."
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 invited..
TheEosebuig National Bank
RoseburgtOre.
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NEW TOO AY.
FOR SALE Hogs for sale. R. U Can-
non. iJixonviiie.
t y v,. -One jJV'l 'l one :
ton Ford truck. Judd & Mt:Millln, I
FOK BAl-K 6-room house, biff lotn, I
fruit. Kardon, cheap at llfUO. In- I
quire Nows-Iteview.
TKACTOK I'LOWINO Iet your order
In at onre it you wiint work done.
rm't.-rt Wood. Ho x 1293.J OJSf hiirK- m
I'Oit SAl-i: Onu lV.VYonl n r. o n u
191 H Oakland bI x. Liberty A uio
Kales Co.
FOIl KRN'T Four rooms and bath,
fully furtiUhed, a it-autirut homo.
Aiwo tlireo rooms ami britli, all fur
ltlhf1. Prlr rt'HHOlidMc. Apply
Lawrence-Cordon Co., 1-5 Caa tit.'
l'Jiono Jil9. m
KOK SALE 40 acr-s. rlopo in, all in
cultivation; fair buildinRs. l'rU
$;&00. lf00 cash, ha la m e on long
time. Can (ft posut-ion at ont-a.
Chas. W. iUce. lU-ui Kstute, Myrtlo
Crpi-k. Ore. ,
Two freight cars and one oil tank
car wero dnrailrd near tunnel 7, just
south of Glendale, yesterday even
it. The two frelKhfr cars rollod
down an embankment into a ditch.
The wrecking crew and wrecker were
dlbpatchcd to the scene at once and
the tracks were soon cleared.
CAKD OF THAXKS.
We hereby desire to express our
grateful appreciation to the friends
and neighbors who gave assistance
following the death of James Bean
ley, and also for the beautiful flora!
offerings for the funeral.
MRS. JAMES BKASLEY,
MR. AND MRS. V C. BO DWELL.
DID YOU NOTICE
OUR ANNOUNCEMENT?
Regarding that fine display
of
FALL and WINTER
WOOLENS
They are still hero
Awaltls your Inspection.
And we jut Itill here v
Ready to serve your wants.
Try Our Way
Our Auto Will Call.
rhiMie 277.
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HtaRStt Tonight
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN
The Woman Game
A PHOTOPLAY ABOUT PEOPLE AND CONDITIONS YOU KXOW
SUNSHINE COMEDY ' TOPICS OF THE DA
First Episode of the JACK DEMPSEY Serial
SUN.: EDITH ROBERTS IN "THE ADORABLE BAVAtiE."
TODAY
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IN A THRILLING CO.MEWV-I)ll.--
'WHEN ARIZONA W0
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Advertise In the News-Review.
AUTO OWNERS.
Adopt the new and better way
by having Universal Filler m
stallud In your auto thus in
plact- of air. It rides iuinj u air
and you never have to ihlnlt
about such things as punciuiei
and blowouts, besides you jt
mui'h greater mileaK to your
cMsintfs. Try It out and I guar
antee that you will nevr go
bark to air aKaln. Vou will si
Niiys have Universal Ki)M ser
vice, because It Is here to my,
iJon't forcet that Uulvertial Fil
ler Is K'luranleed (or lOO.uOO
miles. Come In and Investigate
at the
Mllor Sen Ice Station, Corner
Oak anrt Jl4we.
CARL OHMAN, Manager
Be sure to see J. A. Walker B 4 U
buy that farm.
NOTICE.
Wilt commence canning of peirs
Monday morning, August 30th.
Women and girls wishing work
please call on that date.
A. RUPERT COMPANY, Inc.
NOTICE.
Viola Boren having left my bc4
and board, 1 will not he responalble
for, or pay, any bills contracted br
her after this date, Aug. 24. 1920.
HALE BOKKN.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD
OF Hy UAI.IZATIOX.
Notice is hereby given that
Monday, .September 13, 1920, the
Uoard of Equalization will attend it
the couilbouse in Douglas couitr
and publicly examine the assessmeat
rolls and correct all errors In valui-
tlon, description or qualltiei of
lands, lots or other property assess
ed tor the year 1920.
FRANK L. CALKINS,
Couaty Assesscr.
HIGH SCHOOL KEUlSTKATIOX.
All persons desiring to enter Rose
burg High School this fall will b
required to register at the principal's
office the week before schools opens.
Seniors will register Monday, 8ept .
Juniors Tuesday, 7th. Sophomores
Wednesday 8th. hours 1 to & p. '
and 7 to 9 p. m. Freshmon will rt
ister all day Thursday and Frills'
forenoon. Classes begin September
13. All students should register be
fore the above date, whether they in
tend to be in school the first tva
weeks or not. Those who fail to do
this may not be able to enter lit
classes of their choice, stuaenu m
give number of their home district t
registration. C. H. Mckmoiw,
I'rindpal
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