Be Good to Your Ford
Put it on Goodyear all-weather treads. They
are the best there is for "looks."
. And their beauty is more than skin-deep. They
have won the preference of automobile manu
facturers, racers, and the public, because of the
mileage they. give.
There are two other types of Goodyear Clincher
casings in the smaller sizes. We believe that
each type is the best of the kind at the price.
We now have a good stock of Goodyear Clincher
tires and tubes in these smaller sizes. Also a
Thfj are pref Aired
Good)-car Hoarjr
Tha aame reliable llnea in shoe at
Stephana.'
. i, Mr. and Mra. S. C. Bartrum will
leay tomorrow by auto (for Medford
wherv Mr. Bartrum will attend to
bnalnata matter In connection with
the (American Central Life Insur
ance company for several dnyn.
WOMEN
WANTED
1 00 Women Wanted at Ginnery
At Once.
A. RUPERT COMPANY
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Phone 310
INITIAL FALL SHOWING
Quite a few of the new fall ahoea hare arrived. We invite you to
come In and look them over. Designed tor anrvlce aa well a style.
A Little Care Saves Months of Wear
Heeta straightened and reinforced the day they ahow alRna of turn
ing or wearing, will save the heela and atrengthen your ankle.
Holes replaced aa soon as they get thin keep the uppers from
atretohtng all out of shape. You'll be surprised how the lire of
your shoe will be prolonged by OUR REPAIRMAN who uuder
atand shoe and their proper care.
Ladles- Our $5.00 Sale of Low Shoes is still on
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
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aawia Tax sart.ry " rn va rt
Tftrtpw ra rar repafa WorB aaa tka allteeaaea.
rrKKI-NO III.IHi. CASS ST. ItOSKnt'RO.
TO-NIGHT!
Macy & Bairds Comedians
TENT THEATRE
OH JACKMON STREET NOBTII OK DOl'tl.AS HOTEL
PRESENTS
- Friday and Saturday
"KICK IN"
The Famous Crook Play.
VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS
admission;
doors opk.1 r-so,
full line of other sizes plain,
ribbed and All-Weather treads.
Regular and Heavy Tourist tubes,
tire accessories, etc.
.You will find our Goodyear SER
NICE lflw our Goodyear tires
best for your car and your pocket-book.
C. A. LOCK WOOD MOTOR CO.
Authorised Ford and Fordaoo Dealer
Roseburg, Oregon
by the majority
Tonrtat Tube
A friend in need la a friend in
deed. That In a Pyrene. You don't
real If until you need It. H. Merten.
Air. and Mr. C. P. llarnard wwho
have been visiting In Kosolmrg with
relative and friends tor aomn time
will leave for tholr home In Kugone
today.
Adnlta 4Ae, u or SOr
Children Me, tax 8c V
Kihiiiii Mc al 8c XSe
curtain iusks a
AROUND THE TOWN
(Tom Nebrasna
Dr. C. H. Brewer and wife, of
Lincoln, Nebraska, arrived In Rose
burg yesterday, leaving thla morn
ing or San Francisco, wrjere they
expect to make an extended atay.
To I Udell
Mrs. E. Eaton and son, of Se
attle who have been spending tne
past few days in Roseburg. left on
the morning train Ifor Kiddle where
they will visit with relative.
Will He Here Saturday
C. I. Lewis of the Oregon Grower
Association will be In Roseburg on
Saturday for the purpose of meet
ing the members of the organization
and Inspecting the work being 'one
In this vicinity. -Tniln
Is Delayed
Train No. 63, due in Roseburg at
8:69 a. m m from Portland was de
layed for a short time thla morning
owing to a minor accident at Yon
calla. A knuckle broke, causing the
train to "break in two" and some
time wai necessary to repair the ac
cident.
itetuma to Preeldio
Charles Ambrose, who la In the
service, and who has been spending
a thirty day furlough- In this city
with his mothor, Mrs. Orover Potior,
left this morning for the Presidio,
where he la now stationed. He will
leave soon with his compsny the 44
infantry, for the Hawaiian Island,
where they are to be stationed.
Former Resilient In City
L. K. Mllledge, a former resident
of this city, waa a business visitor
here and will remain for several days
attending to business matters. Mr.
Mllledge was engaged In the grocery
business here several years ago and
said today that "Roseburg always
feels like home to him."
Over From Htltherlln
Mr. and Mra. J. O. Iewls motored
over from Sutherlln this afternoon
to attend to business matters here.
They have recently bought the prop
erty of Mra. St. John In Sutherlln.
and will make that place their home
In the future. The young peoplo of
the family will attend the academy
there this year.
Will Attend College
Miss Annabelle Denn whom It was
announced had been secured as one
of the assistant teacher for the
Holnllne-Moore Conservatory during
tho present year, will not be able to
fill the position It was announced to
day, owing to tho fact that the young
lady Is planning to spend the year
In callage.
(Jetting Away From Jazz
The members of the Jazf-O-Four
orchestra are planning soon on elim
inating all jazz from their music, in
keeping with the general movement
which is sweeping the entire country.
The waltzes, etc., will he played Just
as tney nre written with all the cow
bell and( slnm-bank accompaniment
ttiken out. At the armory dance to
morrow night xylophones will be
added to the combination and a five
piece orchestra will furnish the
music.
On Vacation Trip
Mr. and Mrs. I, wlmherly and
daughter, Florence, and Miss Eva
Lenox loft today by automobile for a
trip south. They will travel leisure
ly through California and thence to
Tucson, Arizona, where Miss Flor
ence will enter school. She will be
domiciled at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Ilywater, at 36 Enst Pennington
street. Mr. Wlmberly retains all his
property and newspaper Interests In
Roseburg and will return here later
In the year to look after same.
Do not lay your car up on account
of a leaky radiator. Our radhctor
compound will do the work. It.
Merten.
Clifford Will
Leave Sunday
C. C. Clifford and his brother leave
for Portland Sunday morning. The
Cliffords have done a tremendou-t
business here, both In the psychic
work and health education. They
plan on coming here twice each year
from now on. Mr. Clifford takes this
means of thanking the people of
ROHeburg for the patronage extend
ed, and for the many little courtesies
which have made their visit here one
of real pleasure.
Stephens' ahoe arc. built on lines
that tit your feet.
SUNDAY AT THE CHI IK'llKS.
(liriMlan CThnrrh. Pine and Wood
ward aire.it. Rev. C. H. Hilton. Min
ister. Regular services both morn
ing and evening. The pastor will
preach at each service. Morning
theme, "God's House of Worship."
Evening subject. "Nlmrod, tha Migh
ty Hunter, Refore Cod.'" The HIMo
school at 9:45. Fine interest still
maintains for the suirraer. Y. P. S
C. E. at 7 o'clock, subject. "What
Christ Doe for the Christian." The
public welcome.
9
Firxl M. K. Church, corner Lan
and Main Sis., Rev. F. W. Keagv.
pastor Sunday school at :43 a
m : preaching at 11 a. m., subject,
"The Undying Hope of a Human
Soul." Epworth League at 6 p. m.:
preaching al 7:30 p. m.. ubject.
"What Think Ye of tha Life of Jesus
Christ?" Prayer service Wednesday
evening at 7:30. The public cor
dially Invited to these services.
The Ftrot Itnptist htitvti. t.ane
ami itose streets. Ker. J. H. Dickson
.J,..-. iM -si.-Mj'. - j,. r r-
Coshow, Supt.; morning worship at
11. with preaching by the pastor:
Holy Communion at 11:45, reception
of new members: n. Y. P. IT. meets
at 7 p. m . and Miss Clavta Tllark
will lead the meeting. All tha vnuns
people are urged to be on hand.
I Union aarrlee at tha Presbyterian
church at I p. m. The Ttptlts and
Preabyterlan will nnlte In the even-
IF YOU were
to look at the
label in the
next good look
ing suit, you see
it would prob
ably be
liy Our War
Our Auto WiU tall.
Plume 877.
We don't tailor all the
suits in town, but we
do tailor the best.
ing services the next two Sunday
evenings. Prayer misting Wednes
day evening at 7:30.
Presbyterian, Jackson and Lane
streets. Rev. E. W. .Warrington, pas
tor A call to worship: "Come now,
and let ub reason together, saith tite
Lord; though your sins be as scarlet,
they shall be aa white as snow;
though they be red like crimson, they
shall be as wool." lsa. 1:18. At
9:45 a. m., the church studying the
Dible. 11 a. m., the morning wor
ship. Hon. M. L. Edily will have
charge of this service. 7 p. m.,
"What Christ Does for the Chris
tian" la the subject of the Endeavor.
This Is consecration meting. Every
member la expected to be present. 8
p. m., the union service will be held
in the Presbyterian church and Rev.
J. H. Dickson will preach the sermon.
The union service will close Sept.
12 at the Baptist church.
Hf
St, Cieorge's Knlaninal Church,
Rev. Tho. K. Alleeaon. Holy Com
munion at 7:30 a. m.: morning ser
vice and sermon at 11 a. m.
An open car with closed car re
finement. A Windshield Visor gives
you this distinction. 11. Merten, Ac
cessories and Parts,
IOWA MANUFACTURER
REPORTS A GAIN OF
TWENTY-FOUR POUNDS
"I have been (treatly benefitted by
Tanlac even boyond rfiy belief and
feel that ft in time for me to talk for
the benefit of others" said J. D. Wil
son Secretary and general manager
of tho AlKona Brick and Tile Co. oT
Algona. Iowa.
"For three years," continued Mr.
Wilson, "I suffered from nervous in
digestion and a general run down
condition. My stomach was too weak
to retain enough of what I ate to
keep up my strength and I gradually
went down hill nil the time. VH;tt
nourishment I took soured almost at
once, and gas would press up against
my heart, causing palpitation short
ness of breath and intense pain. My
kidneys were In bad shape and the
small of my back hurt almost con
stantly. No treatment or medicine
did me any good. I lost weight all of
the time and was worried for feir I
would never be able to get well.
"Finally a friend advised me to
try Tanlac and it has not only iv
Heved all my troubles entirely bu t
I have gained twenty-four pounds In
weight, and feel that I have been
given a new leise on life. I eat any
thing now. Why. only yoHterday, I
ate steak and onions for dinner, and
It is nothing unusual for me to eat
pork, cabbage, and pastry and di
gest them perfectly. Tanlac has put
me back in fine health and I am
glad to tell the public what It did
for me for many other people wh-j
suffer as I did may be relieved In
the same way.
Tanlac in sold in Iloseburg by W.
F. Chapman and by tha leading
druffgists everywhere
DANCE
RIDDLE!!
MONDAY EVENING
LABOR DAY
i-a
Big Open-Air Pavilion with
JAZZ-0-FOUR
MUSIC.
WANTED
son Ann
4-foot fir wood.
DOUGLAS COUNTY LIGHT
AND WATER COMFY
ROSEBURG, ORECON
With all Kinds of
Ready-to-wear
ready for fall.
New Serge Dresses
SPECIAL!
We have just received a largehipment of blue serge and tricotine dresses
for fall wear and of such attractive design, in braid and bead trimming and
high-class tailoring effects, that you will say they are Roseburg's most charm
ing dresses.
These dresses are $25 to $40 values, but while
they last, they will go at Fisher's special price of
$19.85
SergeDressesP vJV
Have You Selected Your Suit or Coat?
Is your be3t fall garment laid away for you at Fisher's or have you yet to
select from a rapidly diminishing stock? Hundreds of women have appreciated
Fisher's suit and coat department this year as nevej before, for they find here
the most complete line of fashionable coats and suits in Roseburg. Our un-'
derstanding of quality and price requirements has enabled us to meet your
wishes. Why wait, or try elsewhere? Fisher stands for reliability in everv
class of merchandise.
Girls Middys! We
have the official
and tegulation uni
form middy for the
school girls.
Headquarters for School
A Silverbeam Spotlight' la what
you have boon looking for. We have
ono (or you. H. Merten, Parts and
Accessories.
UTAH EGG
Rock Spring
MENDOTA
COAL
H.J. DENN
TRANSFER CO.
Corner Oak anil Main.
Tolophone 128
Prompt Service Prices Might
"a'aasaCTa'a
miiW
How About It?
Are you Interested In purchas
ing a home? If you are, then
you should see the properties 2
we nave tor sale.
9 room house with laundry and
bath room; rooms celled and
papered: partly furnished with
bt-uver board: good garage and
store room: 3 lots; fruit trees,
berries, garden: close In on
paved street. Prico $3700, Vi
cash; balance easy terms.
6-room house with bath, fur
nished. Price $1500, 4 cash.
One of the beat buya in the
city. Large house and 3 lots
on paved street. c.'.n bo
handled for ',o cash, bal
ance fjf'i, ,
Theae are but a sample of our
lis'lnga. Come In and take a
look.
G.W.YOUNG AND SON
Rl K.tale and bunmacn.
IIS Caaa M.
Pboo 41 T
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
The partnership heretofore exist
ing between A. O. Hclser and Wm.
Peterson, known aa the Deer Creek
Lumber Co., Is by mutual consent
this duy dissolved. A. O. Helsor will
continue tho business as Bole owner,
to whom all accounts of the former
firm are payable.
Roseburg, Oregon, Sept. I, 1920.
A. O. HEISER.
WM. PETERSON.
UOV SCOUTS ATTENTION'.
Regular meeting of Troops 1 & 2,
Saturday. Sept. 4th, at 7:30 p. m.
sharp. This is the first meeting of
the fall term, ro come and lets get
started on tho right foot.
Special A few reels of movies and
important business.
RUSSELL L. F. LINTOTT,
Scoutmaster.
The new fall shoes at Stephens'
are beauties.
NO LESS THAN SIXTEEN BEAUTIFUL GOWNS ARE WORN
Bessie Barriscale
IN
'The Notorious Mrs. Sands'
ON E OF THE MOST INTERESTING PICTURES OF TUB VEAR.
ItOMX COMEDY and PATHS XKWj
ST sh MAIKIF KENNEDY IN 'STRICTLY COXFIPrTIAI;'
A Httln fiband a
TODAY ONLY
A PLEASING PICTURE WITH YOUR FAVORITE SCREEN STAB
EUGENE' O'BRIEN in
HIS WIFE'S MONEY
HALL ROOM BOY9 OOMKDY"TAMTNG THE WEST
Are You SunmtitinnoT rt.r. v.. .1. "THE ISth CHAW-'
Important:-Select
while the assort
ment is largest.
BusterBrownshoes
best tor School
childien. Largest
assortment of dress
goods.
Outfitting.
WAKTKD Wanning for men or wm-
en. 433 N. itoae St.
h'OU HAI.ti Maxwell car. (food eoni
tlon. live new tires. Ford Car.Kt.
F(.)lt SALK Pitcher pump, with I fit!
t'lii. pipe, i.ao. t46 so. rine 51.
FOR SALE Home, 2 IiukkIfi. lurnta
grain drill, mower, pluu-tf, tlf. Urt
A Pllh.r
FOR RENT Furnl.hc.l liauivktrpial
roonu: ndiiltu. 111U rro.pc?t &.
call evenings.
FOR SALE 11 White Ugliorn bM
Jlrs. W. W. Miller, 27 lllller St.
Rhone 37S-L
FOR SALE Young chicken fr)n
and old hens. 7:5 Weal Lane A
Rhone 160-Y.
FOR It EXT Rooms for light noiw
keeping, sleeping rooms, ! of
room unfurnished. RoMfhurg Apart
ments. Phone 69.
WANTED To rent ftirm on harn a"
a position on salary to take charp
of plnxe where everything la fur
nished. Addreas Uox 25t "
( reek. Ore.
FOR SALE Good well drilling
c-hlne. cheap If takn at once. lnil
Ing enough In aight to pay forlt a
E. Helnnelman. Roaeburg. . OrefoJ
Phone S-F5. .
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