Roseburg news-review., September 23, 1920, Page 4, Image 4

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h o iibiibo nwi wrmwTHf nun ay nr rtHJ JifSJS.
Invites You to attend the
FALL
AUOl'XU TUB TOWS
lltXALL bTKAW VOTE.
LOCAL.
TA i
I FASHION SHOWl
s 5'
LIBERTY THEATER j
Friday Evening September the 24th, immediately A j
6 after the first per fotmance. 2
9
5 TbU li In reality an exhibition of most popular fanhion K
S which the ladle and fashion admirers of Roseburg may well 5
5 look forward to with much delight and expectation. Some of
Roseburg's most atylUh young ladles will display the various d
j models, thus making It, In all, an event of unusual Interest.
The creations are each a selection from Fisher's regular 4
8 Btm-k. were one may always And garments that lead for at- 4.
Women
Co -
Harding
Men
Harding J
Cox "
Totals
Harding I5
,Cox "
No state returns today.
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LOCAL NEWS.
stock, were one may always And garment!
tractlveness, style, quality and economy.
Following are the numbers already arranged for this premier
fashion exhibit.
(1) Velvet dress, black, modeled by Miss Iris Rice.
(2) Flush coat, with Martin fur collar, modeled by Miss Lor
raine Conlee.
(3) Dovetyne suit with Hudson seal trimming, modeled by
Miss Maxine Sykes.
(4) Tricotine dress with boad trimming, modeled by Miss
Ik uluh Jewett.
(5) Bolivia coat, modelod by Miss Dorothy Eddy.
(6) Fur coat, modeled by Miss Fern Reymers.
In From ltaedtpurt.
Ernest Koepke of Reedsport came
to Koseburg today to spend a short
time attending to business matters. 1
TnuiAfoired til Klio-ene
lirakeman Uelwlu Jewett has been
temporarily transferred to Eugene
and is on a run between that city
and MarBufleld.
lioavs of Absence
W. II. Green, day warehouseman,
bas taken a two months' leave of
absence. His place will be supplied
by T. R. Ilrackatt.
LtHve on HumIihwk I Clean up and polish your auto for
(ieo. Wlllett left this morning for 2 bits. Liquid veneer doe ) It st
Oakland and Leoua to attend to Fisher's Paint Shop,
business matters for the Douglas; George Bacon, of Lookln Class.
County Creamery. i spent a short time In Uoseburg to-
ArcroU I'mdtion I day transacting business matters.
Mrs. Raymond C. Allen, wife of i nurry Williams, of Glengarry, wan
Drakemau Allen, bas accepted a po-la noReburg visitor tod;i- spending a
sltion as saleswoman at the 10 and'fHW hours attending to business mat
15 cent store in this city. ters.
bourns Home Among the Melrose visitors In
Mrs. E. Chiswell, who has been Koseburg today was Charles Church
vlHltlng here with her granddaughter m wn0 visited with friends here foi
Mrs. 1). c. Itndgren, left last nlgnt : a short time.
NOTICE OF MKKT1NQ OF HOARD
OF EQUALIZATION.
Sutherlin, Ore., Sept. T, 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
Hoard of Equalisation 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 Fruit Growers' building In Suth
erlin, Oregon, on the date given
above for such meeting.
W. J. LAID, President.
A. P. SLACK. Secrotary.
Strawberry Plants! 0
FOR BALK Several thousand d
9 well rooted strawberry plains,
STRAWHKHKY PLANTS.
Any amount New Oregon
everbearing and Oold Dollars.
Our plants have been treated
and are well rooted. At D. E.
Wood A Son, on highway north
of Edenebower store.
BOY HC'OITS ATTENTION.
Basketball practice will be held
Frldny afternoon at 4:30 p. 111. sharp
on hlKh school gym. floor instead of
at 7:30 p. m., as previously an
nounced. Report to Scoutmaster on
gym. floor at 4:30 Instead of at the
armory.
RUSSELL L. F. LINTOTT.
Scoutmaster.
A fl.m, nn.1 Colli Dollar. 110 TA
5 per thousund. E. P. Hallou, ?
9 806 Winchester, or W. H. 5
9 Brlmhall, R. 2. 2
WOMEN'S HATS AT CAKH'S.
Rosrburg's Popular House of
lulurc Attiadioas
TODAY AND TOMORROW
LOUISE
GLAUM
A Lavish Arresting Startling
Entertainment and
BABY "MARIE" IN MISS CINCIRBRUD
Friday and Saturday
"SHERRY"
From the novel byfleortfe llarr
.Mt-t'iitt'heon. A wa-sn 01
Drama, Oodles o( Koinauco
Third F.plsode
"Ruth of the Rockies'
Pathe Review.
Matinees Daily, 2:15 P. M.
Evenings, 7:15 and 9 P. M.
PRICFS:
CWtDlil MlTlsinO. IVIl3ltCiT&
AOJtTS II CI
Don't miss the "Fashion
Show" Friday nirht in
conjunction with our re
gular program, six youriK
Roseburg Beauties part
icipating.
Another shipment of line hats an.l
feather trimmings. We do the busi
ness because of our quality goods. If
you haven't your winter hat, don't
delny. Come into Carr's at once anil
pick It out. Why not save? Carr's
always save you money.
AnnCT tl. t-AoMnnta lit Riithnrlln
miiu.ip. ..... ... ... ... .
u.1... nnunl Ihn mflrninr In Rfittt.hllrir
and returned on the afternoon train
was Miss Kienor enorx.
4 NKW TODAY.
WANTKlt Apple picker Mm J. I).
Young. tlnrtli'ii Valley. I'tunu- SC-j-'l;!.
WAX'I'IM' To liuy 2 Inutls Rm.it out
tmy il..lv..rr.l to C IV Worlrv. Star
Ttt., Itont'huric. nenr Winston Im-Mko.
I' I'AV Itl'V l:tl7 Kent, all new ttr...
enxtne Jilst nvtTlni nl.-tl. new top. '
tuis, ImiKSln at :lV IMion.- 1 1 1 -.
STaKK ol-'KI-:lt. one-lmlf rant. I.nlan..'
4.M nine nt t per rent tntrruet. on
a. r of "Krasler Want Itan. li. ' near
Molront Meaitor. l'alave Hotel.
Walla Walla. Wnnh.
AllVllJIINTB ATOIt'S ROTH K.
Nottef. ta heretiv alven thBt th un
i1..mlanril has tieert iluly appolni.-.! I.y
lh i-onntv court of the atate of llr.'Kon
for IioilKlas roiliuy. a.lnilntui Hlor of
the entata of Small Ann tloo.ltiourn.
ilu.ii-n.oil. All prrauna havlna i'1hIiii
aaatnut nail! estate ar ht'reliy r.-nulioil
to pro.iolit tile utile to me. proporly
vorlll.'.! a by law renillrnt. at Uo.o
luirif. oroaon, wtltiln aU nioittlia from
ilalu hi'li'of.
nalml this Jrl 'ly nt l-.-P '
JOHN (KlOlilull ItN.
A.lmlnlatrator of the rulato of Saiull
Ann t.looiltioiirn. ileceaaeil.
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the QUALITY of your
work from the standpoint of
careful type composition
and efficient proofreadinR?
For accuracy and attention
to the little details, send your
printing here and we will do
it riifht.
Sun Printing Co.
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ROSEUURG
OREUON
for ber borne at Los Angeles.
Vlnlt 1-iiim KuKenv
Mrs. Charlotte Naylor and Mrs. J.
O. Stolnmetz, of Eugene, arrived in
lioaoburg last night and will make
an extended visit here with friends.
Ib'turim to Work
Passenger lirakeman Vern Perry,
who has been laying off for the past
two weeks owing to an injury to his
arm sustained while swimming in
tbe natatorium at Ashland, Is now
able to return to work.
Jn 1ty From .lcmUtIo
Guy Hall who has been stationed
at (llendale for the past few months
as car repairer and inspeetor has re
turned to this city to remain per
manently. Mr. Hull Is employed In
the same capacity In the railroad
yards here.
S. II. A. Meet i
The first annual meeting of the
student body of the Koseburg high
school was held lost night. Very lit
tle important business was .trans
acted. The report of the officers of
the Umpqua of last year was read
and passed upon. Plans for the sale
of student body tickets were also
discussed.
i AND g.
The Waikins extracts, spices and
toiletries are famous, not only for
Quality, but also for Quantity. Give
them a trial. If they are not aa rep
resented, return them and got your
money back. To be had from the re
tail dealers for Watklns' products,
J. M. Asbernft, 126 W. Lane St.
Phone m-L.
CIIII.I)lii; S .'i.l Ml HATS.
Carr's store Just received a ship
ment of tnuts nnd silk plush hats in
blnck, with silk gros-grnln ribbon turn to this community In the neai
trim. Carr s always save you money. future.
The finest line of brushes, var
nishes, tains. floor paints, etc.. also
wall papers at all prices at Fisher's
er's Paint and Pared Store.
Mrs. A. C. Seely left this morning
for Myrtle Creek where she win
spend A few days visiting with rela
tives and friends.
Mr. Sink. Knamel paint for sinks,
drain boards. Cleans them up. nis
can for $1.00 at Fisher's Paint
Store.
Mrs. J. C. Hicks, of Portland, who
has been visiting at the It. C. Gil
bert home In this city, .left tills
J morning for her home.
Capt. H. A. llackett. the wen
known Garden Valley fruit grower,
came to Koseburg today to transact
business matters for a short time.
Oregon Standard, made In Oregon,
the very highest grade paint made.
Pure white lead, zinc and linseed
oil. Give It a trial nt Fisher'
Paint and Paper Store.
Thos. R. Williams, of the Liberty
theatre of this city, arrived In Kose
burg this morning following a short
visit at Portland where he arranged
Oetober bookings for the theatre.
Mrs. II. n. Irwin, who has been
visiting at Melrose at the D. X. lius
enbark home, left this morning for
San Francisco where she will make
an extended stay before returning te
her home at Wichita. Kansas.
The moat beautiful lino of oat
meal and other wall papers ever
shown at Fisher's Wall Paper Store
Paint your auto like new. All col
ors In enamels fool proof, at Fish
Paint and Paper Store.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stewart, of
Iowa, who have been spending the
past week In this vicinity looking for
a suitable location left this morn
ing for Salem. They expert to re-
ta. : KM'
CONCERNING ENGAGEMENT RINGS
Aa the attractiveness of a picture may be lessened in the
framing, so may a gem poorly set fail to assert much of its
value and beauty.
The popularity of our engagement rings are founded on
their distinctive character and reasonable prices.
BUBAR BROTHERS, GIFTS THAT LAST.
4 lis:, &
Blil'lHLICAV STATEMENT,
(Continued from Page J)
.if. nr ih nation. Every
home in the land has paid tribute.
to tbe sugar profiteer. i
administration at Washington re
fuses to do its plain duty. i
The remarks of Congressman
1 at Hia luncheon at
tiawiey. uiauo . ,
. . i - . . i ...... . 1 1. ihnvM
the tmpqua num io... .
up the practical InefUclency of this
'world idealism wueu
every day problems of statesman
ship. CongVeBa 'passed the budget
bill, which is oi tue greaiesi imiwor
ance if tne exiravaganuo ouu
i .nvommpiit exnenditures
is to be checked. Tbe president ve
toed the Dill, uecause n e"
him the power to remove me -.
it,... hA nfftcer desianated to have
charge' of making up the budget. Of
course, the budget pianueu, in.-
sarily places restraint upon ine au
.in.i..iinn in nnwer and the de
partments and bureaus thereof. To
give the prcsiueni tne power i
move the budget officer, would, df
course enable the president to co
erce that officer, and as a practical
safeguard., the Dill leu me puwoi
remo.-al In the hands of congress.
Tn ... t i.t a nnwer to the president
would mean that tf the officer'6 mind
did not go along witn" tnai or me
head of the administration, he would
ni nnoraa i.A removed, and a funda
mental prlncjple of the budget act
would be nullified.
The time has come to put down
the high cost of government.
ThA.. whn am leadlne the dem
ocratic party have become drunken
with power, intoxicaiea wna uAiiiiv
vanA flnhherrnslnd with flap
doodle and "Idealism" until the only
hope of the sane, wholesome eco
nomical administration lies in the re.
turn of the republican party to
n..u.Ar nmrnh nnrir the banner
of genuine reform and progress. Let
every republican anu every aemocrai
who loves his country aDOve parry,
fall In.
This Is no time for splitting the
Wa nnt nnlv nivH Wfirren O.
Harding In the presidential chair,
but we need a republican senate.
Many republicans admire Senator
Phqn.l.arl.ln l.llt It hnillH tin fA-
membered that a vote for Senator
ChamDerlatn is a vote to namper
President Harding In renovating the
. ll. Cl.nfi.M tna ro-
publlcan nominee for the senate is
us gooa a man as .Mr. l namDenain,
and he Is a man of ability and will
stand for those policies which are
so important to our country. Even
good democrats wll see the wisdom
of voting for Mr. Stanfleld tfor sen
ator, because since the republicans
will undoubtedly win the presidency,
it is proper that they should be In
control In Congress, also, so that
there tnnv be no deadlock, and In or-
BENEFIT DANCE
GIVEN BY THE,
Daughters of Isabella
For MERCY HOSPITAL
.4 the Armory. Thursday Evening, Sept. 23, 1920
MUSIC BY OTT'S ORCHESTRA
Special Features Aesthetic Daxces
by pupils of heixlixe-moore studio.
Tlckta II.OO Larfla- rm
w
Warm Blankets!
At the Lowest Prices.
We offer you our large assortment of blankets at low prices
to the fact of our great Quantity purchases and our eiel?, 1c
small profits. eeeQtii,ly
Large size double blankets In wool and part wool, white ... .
nlalit ' '
S7.90 TO 16.50
Full alze double blankets In cotton, white, grey and tan
S3.69 TO 4.98
See our window display of this wonderful assortment, but vnn ... .
o appreciate th 3 great saving. w
I "e4f Nfttionuicle "7
ROSEBURGS BEST VALUES IN
SCHOOL SHOEtS
Are Being Featured at the BOOTE.RIE
Rather a broad statement to make, but you can prove It yourself
and agree with us when you see the shoes we are offering for jour
kiddies.
Wonderfully well made and the stock In them will stand the kicks
and knocks that only children can give them.
Up to the minute In style, these school shoes are wonders and our
complete showing of all sizes and models will make selecting t
pleasure.
Unusual care will be takon to insure your children a perfect lit.
ROSEBUBG BOOTERIE,:;,
SHOES THAT SATISFY AHD FIT YOUR FEET, BftINC US YOUR REPAIR WORK AND SEE THE tHFELJtEHCC
f A CC CTDDFT DACritllDr
der that the republicans may be put
on their mettle and given au oppor
tunity to make good.
Call at republican headquarters,
401 Perkins Building, Roseburg, for
'campaign literature and buttons.
I Everybody ge busy and help boost!
Willamette Paint the best med
ium priced paint on the market at
the price at Fisher's Paint Store.
Why drive In ignorance? A Doyca
Motometer Insures you against the
dangers of a costly repair bill. H.
Merten.
Buy Better Bucks
and the
Best Breeding Ewes
for Less Money.
BUY SHEEP WHEN THEY ARE LOW. THAT IS BOIT I9f
If you are interest's in any numtwr
w .iiit-r r'bub ui i-Bisi?rea sneep w
the fellowliiK breeds:
Hampshire. Shropshire. Lincoln, Rom
ney, Cotswold. Itamboulette, or aojr
emus.
Write us quirk what you want.
OREGON LIVKSTOCK COM. CO.
Box 61.
North Portland, Orejon.
TODAY
Matinee Evening
TODAY
Matinee Evening
CHARLES RAY
In a Laugh Hit that never runs down
CLOCK ANDY'
He had no more punch than the Old Office Cat. But he was such a harmless,
good-natured soul, that well, the Boss let him stay along until
anyhow you are assured of good wide awake Comedy.
AND A 2-REEL SPECIAL CHRISTIE COMEDY
A 15 Minute Concert at 7:15 By
FRED DURHAM
Matinee and Evening FRIDAY- Matinee and Evening
Rupert Hughes' Laughing Hit of the Year "Scratch My Back"
To -Day
Only!
To-Day
Only!
"ANITA STEWART.
And a Big Company of specially selected Artists' who live, rather than act
their thrilling roles in
"MARY REGAN"
LER0Y SCOTT'S THRILLING AND GRIPPING NOVEL
HANK MANN COMEDY AND PARAMOUNT MAGAZINE