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Veviir nd furnisHLr Correcfc Do your eyes need help to enable yon to do your work easier? Now la a good time aftor your vacation, and before you itart to work, to bare them examined and glasses fitted If they need them. We are at your-serrlce with the latest methods, and onr prices are reasonable. BUBAR BROTHERS Mrs. D. I. Elder and dauRhter, Knihlnon. who have been attending to business matters here (for the past ! few days left this morning lor uranis , Pass where they reside. For Sale! The Model Farm OF DOUGLAS COUNTY UNDER IRRIGATION 72 acros on the South Umpqua river; 15 acres of the largest pruno trees lu Douglas Co.; 60,000 lbs. of prunes this year; 10 acres of corn that compares favorably with the best eastern crops; largo family orchard; J6000 modern home; 2buu new dryer; 65 ton silo; barn capacity for 15 cows and 18 tons of hay; sanitary couieut hog pen; 1600 gallon tank, water piped to house, barn and garden; woodshed, work-shop, garage and chicken houses; 14 acres of alfulfa under Irriga tion, will cut 4 crops. Price, $30,000; tonus. Six miles from town on the Garden Valley road. We toliclt your Insurance. Liberty Theater Today Only! iH'h'inmuj; with Matinee to-ilay at o'clock; iwoshowaeaell nll'hl at 7 aud ARTHUR F. BECK fiND CHARLES C. BURR i The Silent Barrier A triumph of love on the peaks of snowclau Alps. Something different, full of startling incidents plunirr over mountain precipices and difficu t moiiiitainverinif. GLADYS HULETTE. FIOREHCE DIXON & CORINNS BARKER ARE SEEN AT THEIR BEST IN THIS REMARKABLE PUT, Alae a Path Review sad Twe Reals of Comedy. CASUY LAM3 15 cents. 3. J: JtWOltl) 1'KICK FOIt HAM SYDNEY, N. 8. W Sept. 9 An ornnKe Klvor colony Duynr nas pur- chanod a yearling stud ram for the record price of $15,000.00 Attend Fair Fruit Inapertor C. K. Armstrong and county nchool nuerlntondvnt O. n llFAB'n mara In n I nti.t n n. a. of 1 1. m county fair at Myrtle Creek today. NKIV TODAY. Iioiisrc nnil wiiRrin for nulo cheap. Call Knit HAI.IttM d hahy IniKKy. in good etinjhtion. l'h'int 1-0-It. Kin I KAI.K Sinl.il imiy. yearn oUf, Ivan Swllt, oialla, or. W AXTKI 4ii:iiiiiTinali1 Ani.lv Aim. j roxmi, iiiiiMuu iiott-i, iiiimo- WANTKIf Hny or youiiK nmn fur all tiroiirul kitt'hen work. Apply at on-o at 'afttrta. VANTKI 2 lit (IrtiMHiT MUiUbTii TiTf rhrtinoiiiiK. Ainu cook stove. J'honu 4.1H-M. SAM-! KU room houm-, luith. tiillft. KooU barn. Imiulro 1UJ5 Mlll- tarySi. Lost ou stoT7kn sci'is rtirft.,.-ti in n iiimonurK, mnr ict. KOK HA I.I: Papne fiisltHgt e tutor, KuiM hm new. Phone 34-K3. b J. ll ffritm-tlt IHxom tile. run ffi.r. r.inerui ijh n rti, wnni- i fit I In, l. bo per buttbol. O. 1. worl. y. Ht ii r limit City. i Hi X Kli( it KS 'OK BALK Apple Hhd; pear; nlmi w nipping paper. ll-mo- . ne:ith treharl, Im, Kiwi roue, Ore. FHm'SAI.K Span of inulfta. M K A P. i tiwnr nti'k and must aell at unt-. I 'ill I Ht I e.T Crffk Ham. , Frn'tSA L1. Hlotky vailtlle pony. yearn ohl, Kenil and trusty fr -hlhlrn and women. W. 1 Shurt. , Oliitlit. tiretton. HM f.f. IIOM KSTKAD KKl.INgl " 1 "si I -MKNT. NU-e llttln htim for aoim'oiia t heiip. Child. W. Hlco, lloal Kn!ut.-, : Myrllti Creek, Or. J)SrIUtwoen isottnn (frtv ;irnl lltiriebiirit, Overlaml wlr wtu-i-l, 31x4 tire. Notify Hoxctiurtf Gaiat;e, llom-tiurrf, Oro. Hew aril. iTANClT iooCltKILMttrflTS nitU-a out. Komi r"tnl. I Jo. ul poultry propOMtt h.m. I'Iiun W. UU Heal Kmato. Mrl! Creek. (r. KA KM rt AfltKS Foil I'wOOrt -1 "if t y a. Ten In rultivatlon; aooit lanJ, .inil Pto.-k proposition. Vrl!o for ini tlt uliirn. Cl'im. W. like. Ileal Kt.n.. Mi Liberty Theater Friday and Saturday H. B. Warner IN "FELIX O'DAY" Why intt'nan tiatrtsl riominzttril the aoul of Kcllx O IVljrT Ho tralliMl his proy, from the Oh! World to America, from ..iclfty to tlio undorworld. from tho na "white way" to th Qualm cur Insltv shon. In hla heart was a tragi'dy and a romance. Son this groat show to know whs- ha did. iTonTghtRUTH KOLANDl Graduates Get Fine Positions CORVALJ.I3. Sept. 8. Never waa there such great dtuiurid made of tli- college to supply the Industries anil professions with efficient young men uud women as now, accordlug to the deans and heads of departments. In many instances graduates have had a choice of a score of positions, and undergraduates have. In hundreds of cases, boen offered positions at In comes which were formerly looked upon as obtainable only by limn in the so-called higher professions. The problem has become a ques tion not of finding suitable positions for college students, say these beads, but of keeping them at their studies, in face of substantial and most al luring calls, long enough to give them the fullest training for higher technical service. The cause of this Is attributed to the tremendous shak ing up of the war, which Jostled many traditions off their pedestals, and threy Into gold relief the real pillars of national power. o AROUND THE TOWN SCHOOL STARTS MONDAY. School time is again here. It means supplying school outfits for the youngsters, and the store that will save you money Is indeed wel come. Such a store Is Carr's. We have complete lines of hosiery, un derwear, handkerchiefs, ribbons, etc., besides the tablets. pencllB. etc., at prices that warrant your attention. Carr's store carries quality goods at a lower price. Try them next time. It pays. TKDDY IXJST IV nXt'IS TULSA, Okla., Sept. 8 For the third time today Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt had a thrilling experience In an airplane when late this afternoon the machine in which he was riding from Okunigee to Tul sa, encountered a heavy raiiiHtorm and also a severe electrical storm. FAIR ONLY ONE DAY. The Smith river community fair will occupy only one day, instead of two, according to a menage received this morning by County Supt. O. C. Brown. It. was first planned to hold the fair on the 16th and 17th, but the program for the two days will be combined for tho one day. It waa stated in the letter received. The annual sale of cattle which has previously been made a feature of the fair will be held on the 16th Instead of tho 17th. FERNS Phone 240. FERNS FERNS FUNERAL DESIGNS. AND eca Cut Flowers Wedding Bouquets and Wedding Decorations to order We are well supplied with most everything. Below are a few of the Flowers now in market; Chryumtemumt Ruisell Roses KlUarney Roses Assorted Asters We are also members of the "F. T. D." or Florist Telegraph Delivery, and are prepared to wire Flowers anywhere. THE cTVIrs. F. D. OWEN, Proprietress FERNS 403 Cass Street FERNS CGTS'EttrmiC STORE Opening Art Needle Shop Mrs. Ella Stewart and Miss Ethel Webb beg to an nounce the opening of their Art Needle Shop, and you are cordially Invited to in spect and to solicit their aid in your art wants. EverythingforlheBaby The Pilot unable to see the earth or dodge out of a cloud bank was compelled ti fly about aimlessly un til the storm subsided. Here On Vl.lt George Church arrived in tho city today from San Francisco, and will visit for a short time with his broth ers, Howard and Milton. He Is em ployed as steward on a passenger steamship line and has traveled over practically the entire world. A Theater for the People Our lres mi4 and Future 1'huu. We enter the amusenieut fluid of Rose burg with a thorough apprecia tion that here lies one of tiie most promising opportunities for motion picture enterprise between the Mis souri Rivur and the facilic Coast. It is our endeavor to provide as thoroughly up-to-date, modern, con venient and comfortable a play house as possible. We believe we will succeed. In Its equipment, Its operation and future activities nothing will be left undone to draw you within its doors, and once there, we will strive to aee that for a very nominal sum you are provided with a class of entertain ment that is not excelled elsewhere and that compasses the beat features of the continental uud American film markets. In the mutter of the entertainment we shall provide you, we almost pre fer to let our bills speak for them selves. Our opening program is but Indicative of what Is to come. Al ready new contracts have been signed for the coming y ar for the great motion picture features. As the new playhouse and the most ad vantageously located, the cream of these bookings will be seen here first. Our one thought and endeavor will be the operation of the tinest and moat popular theater of photoplays in Hoseburg. Our house is strictly a union house and we will endeavor at all times to be fair to organized la bor. We have no quarrel with anyone In this town, but are tit-re to give the people who enter our doors the worth of their money, if not better. Respectfully, DONNE LLAN AND WILLIAMS, Managers Liberty Theater, Ros burg, Oregon. DECORATING SPECIALTY Cladiohis Assorted Beautiful Pink Amaryllis and many other Plants Ferns, etc PERN We Not Only Sell You Guaranteed Mazda Lamps But Alio Real Electrical Service. QUALITY DIRT Soil that products quality pro ducts Is the investment that pays. Miller's Dlllurd river bot tom land is dirt of the highest quality. As proof of the won derful productive capacity of tlilt) land, see the crops grown by T. h. tvans ft Son. For melons, tomatoes, berries, etc., and fruit there Is no better laud. Situated on the South t'mpqua river, on paved Pacific Highway, and adjoining the village of Dlllard, this sub division Is Ideally located. NOW SKI.MXtJ. There were 16 tracts In the sub-division and part of them have already been sold. Tracts run from 6 to 20 acres or more as the purchaser desires. See this land when you are at Dll lard, or we will gladly show it to you. Trips made daily. If vou want the best loll com bined with a good location you need not look further. Mil. I, Klf.S DIM, AltO TIIVEK BOTTOM SI U-D1VISIOX. G.W.Y0UNGANDS0N IImI V)mtt mnd Inmranoa. 116 Ohm Ht. Plum 417 IF YOU were to look at the label in the next good look ing suit, you see it would prob ably be Try Our Way Our Auto Will Call. Phone 277. We don't tailor all the suits in town, but we do tailor the best. 2 Mill lavo Mondtiy Mrs. S. C Collfftr of hl ittv will leave Monday for St. Louis, Kansas city ana Denver where she will visit with relatives. From there she will go to lluena Vista., Colorado, to spend the winter. MARY ill Tonight m 9 8 B III! rjemrittirQ'irtrtra-trvKfct "DADDY LONG DIRECTED Incomparably the Greatest Pickford Picture Ever Made. Scenes that will rock you with laughter. Scenes that will touch your heart. You may have seen funnier films than the first two reels of "Daddy Long Legs". But we haven't ALICE HOWELL COMEDY "DISTILLED LOVE" FRED DURNAM To-DayWWm nu.t HAVE YOU EVER BEEN VAMPED? If you have, you know how it feels. If you haven't, you've got to learn. See CONSTANCE TALMADGE "A Virtuous Vamp" s" i-ElLai VAMP STORY EVER TOLD. YSu won t laugh at this Lloyd Comedy You will JUST ROAR. WORKING FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT Permit who work whole-heartcdlv anrl with earnest determination get much pleasure and profit from their work. -While working, do not forget to save and de posit regularly 'each week with the Roseburg National Bank. 4 Per cent Interest paid on Savings Accounts. The Roseburg National Bank Rosebur$,Ore INITIAL FALL SHOWING Quito a few of the new fall shoes have arrived. We Invite you to come In and look them over. Designed for service as well as style. A Little Care Saves Months of Wear Heels straightened and reinforced the day they show signs of turn ing or wearing, will save the heels and strengthen your ankles. Soles replaced as soon as they get thin keep the uppers from stretching all out of shape. You'll be surprised how the life of your shoes will be prolonged by OUR REPAIRMAN who under stands shoes and their proper care. Ladies- Our $5.00 Sale of Low Shoes is still on ROSEBURG . BOOTERIE IKVIN BHUJf!" fthiwa That BfiffMfjr and Fit Your Vrrt llrlm I'H your repair work and Mr tan. difference. PBnKlNS III.UU. CAMS T. nOSKIll RQ. NOTICE OK MKKTIXG OF BOAllll OV EylALIXATIO.N. Sutherlin. Ore.. Sept. 7, 1920. Notice is hereby given that on the first Tuesday In October, 1920, at one o'clock p. m., the Sutherlin Val ley Irrigation District will meet as a Board of Kqualizatiou to hear and determine any objection by any In terested persons to the assessments and apportionment thereof, and any other matters connected therewith that may come before them. Hoard will meet at their office In the Kruit Growers' buildine In Suth- 1 erlln. Oregon, on the date given THE PREMIER EVENT OF THE SCREEN WORLD ! P1CKF0RD BY MARSHAL NEILAN THE 10VE STORY A Special 15 Minute Concert at THIS US1 SELECTION Admission Prices; Adults 25c, Children 15c. FRIDAY-VIVIAN MARTIN IN "THE THIRD KISS" above for such meeting. W. J. LADI), President A. P. SLACK, Secretary. H. Prescott Galley ana family left for Washington City, their home, to day. Their stay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Binger Hermann, Mrs. Gat ley's parents, and their pl asant asso ciation with so many of our people made their vacation a delightful one. Mr Galley is of the law firm of Minor, Galley ft Rowland, of Wash ington City, where until recently he was president of the American Bar association of that city, and at pres ent and for several years lecturer be fore the law classes of Georgetown university. Tonight In JohnWebiter'i I Calvbratiitl Jlorr 0 Pl.y I LEGS" OF AN ORPHAN 7:15 by Overture Mornbi. Nood slid Niaht : - Suppee id "Mighty L.k a IW - - - Neis PoDular Number "De.r. Old Dddv LonB Uj" Will ALSO BE USED AS THE THEME FOB THE PICTUBE To -Day Only! nuareni5c and Adults 25c NT and Path Review 31
