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ROBfcBtJRO riwi nrvrfew thiwihy. wtow.n . loan, tAo urt I I Announcement Before Buying Elsewhere Get Our Prices. I. ABRAHAM Dry Goods Store. 8 I AHOtXD THE TOWN I i I LIBERTY THEATER VNEXCtLLID lUrtR-rtATVRt ATTRACIIONJ -TODAYI- The Mulodramatic Sensation of the Hour, a girl's amazing Adventure in the lair of Sea Wolves. ARTHUR F. PECK PRESENTS LEAH BAIRD IN Cynthia Minute From tlio famoua novel by Loula Joseph Vance. Directed by Terry Vekroff. ALL STAR CAST GAUMONT EWS" Matinee Dally 2:15 p.m.; Evenings, 7:15 and 9 p. ra. rricea: Children Mallnee 10, Evenings 15 cents. Adults 25 cents. From Wlueheatar Miss Muriel Ataerbury came to the city this morning from Winchester to spend a short time visiting with friends. To I'ulnt Parish Hium The Catholic parish house on East Oak street la to he painted. The vines have been removed preparatory to the commencement of this work. From GlendjUe Mrs. M. E. Hitter, who has been attending to business matters in Glendale for a short time, arrived ai her home in this city this afternoon. Divorce Wanted A divorce complaint was filed In the circuit court today by Lucius Klncald against Alta Kluculd, alleg ing adultery. The plaintiff is repre sented by a Medford law firm. Ijeavcs for Fresno- Mrs. Sarah Hickford, who has been visiting with friends for a few days left this morning for her home in Kreson. .Mrs. Hick lord Is return ing from a trip to Spokane. Ij'ft This Afternoon Mrs. Guy Griffith, who has been visiting here with Miss Louise Hire left this afternoon for her home in Albany. Mrs. Griffiths was formerly Miss Julia Klomberg of -this city. !ejive For luudejia Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Dinnirk and family, of eastern Oregon who have been visiting at the ltosehurg Hotel with Percy Dinnirk and family, lefl this morning for Pasadena, where they expect to make an extended visit. From California- Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Gray and fam ily arrived in Roseburg this after noon from Dunnlgan. California, where they reside, and will visit here for some time with Mr. Gray's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Cray. KiMTial Agent Hive R. YV. t'arr, special agent for the Phoenix Insurant-e Company of Lon don, Is in this city conferring with the local agents, Rice and Hire. Mr. Carr is enroute home to Portland af ter a short business and vacation trip In San Francisco. Winter in California E. H. Hosenherry and family and Miss Edith Dawson, left yesterday tv auto for California, where they will gpi-nd the winter. Mr. Rosen berry recently leased his ranch near tho fulr grounds. They will make the trip to Los Angeles by easy singes camping out at pleasing places on the way. IilNMcts Plants J. O. Holt, manager of the Oregon Growers Packing association, arrived In Roseburg this morning and spent a few hours Inspecting the local plant. He then went on to Itiddt.' and Myrtle Creek, where he made an Inspection of the prune packing plants at those places. Enormous Buying Power Forces Prices Down. We take pleasure in aiiiiouncin g tliat. with the arrival of our last ehlpment A New Price on Men's Overalls $2.49 Made nowible by our enormous qiuuitlty purcluwe for 307 tr. S I Jl JJ ' 4 Slntion-witie institution , 9 to Return to Oukland Mrs. Lucy ilopp a:d son, of Oak land, who have been at lending to business matters here lor a short time, left this afternoon for their home. SALESMAN IS IX I'KTl HE A curious co-Incidence Is the fact the Balesinan for t he Sanford Ink Company, who was seriously burn ed about the face and eyes Tuesday when his car turned turtle on the road between Sutherlin and Wilbur pinning him beneath It. is that he has a small part in Hie moving pic Mary Plckford as star, which conies to the Antlers theatre tonight. Mr. Rogers in the picture is the driver of the hay wagon, which .Mary Pickford, as the -Hoodlum" man ages to collide with. LIBERTY THEATER Roseburg's Popular Home of Super Feature Attractions. "Now Is the time to put that an thracnose spray on your fruit trees," says county agent 11. K. Haslett. "I'se Hordeaux 6-6-r.O and be sure you get the bark surface well cover ed. On places showing bark injury be especially sure to hit ovcry part of the wound. "It Is not too late to nut In a cover crop. The crop will Have more than 90 percent of the plant food that is available In the soil that would otherwise be lost through leaching. Further a legume crop will gather nitrogen from the sir nnd when it is plowed under In the spring will help to start your trees growing and make you a better setting or rrult. Further Information can be ob tained from the county agent or the fruit inspector. MASOI EHADK AT TILLER. . Saturday night. Oct. 9, a mas- querade dance will be given at Tiller. The usual excellent music will be provided. Town folks invited to attend. I have about 50 bushels of A-No. 1 D'Anjou pears, run about 112 to the bushel. Too late to ship to Atlantic seaboard, but Just right for this coast or middle west. Price right. Lcrry's Apple Brokerage. NEW TODAY. WANTED Turkeys. Ituyerltroh. I'hoi largo or small, e 14-Fit. FOII SAI.K Milch cow. Inquire 519 -!,(. Si Phone 4 .-.- I Fol'Nli Flank for nolo. Looks like Ford. Apply al Hits office. LOST Truek drivers lis. lire No. 2J807 Fln.1. -r return to News-KevleW. BIG BEN Arrived at last Now is the time to get that Clock you have been waiting for. Better come now and make sure of your clock before they are all gone. 9 They are guaranteed genuine Bens. Manufactured by WESTCL0X Also a few Baby Bens, came with him at Jackson BUBAR BROS. Street 1:4 NOTICE OV lU.SSOLtTIOX. KOlt SAUC t' .fml-hiiml ntuni pullt-r. lminlt-f t.f (hit. nv. Mfl mse. or.. 1'oU UK N'T Plfusitnt vWtplng rom. Call ninrniiiKtf r tvtniiiKH. 31 1 K. Oak attvvt. rbl'NN I.;uly'B Muck hut, pink flnt'il iiTidiT I1 brim. Apply at this offiie f.r pntrt.v. 4rt l.i i FRIDA Y AND SATURDA Y--YOU MUST SEE duly whatiifh nnroHT. TT. H. Went her Hnrtiii. local office. Riipehurx, Oregon, 2i hours ending & 1. m lrrclilfnfli-ni In Inctim nnf IIndreHtbi HlphoKt tv-mpiTntim- vntfriny I-woHt li-mpfraturf last ntKht ... rM-ipitftt Ion, last 2 1 iHmrs Avera pffflp from S-pt. 1, '77.. prt-ffp. sf frt of 1110... Nornifil pr--1p. fur this motif h . . . . Total pn-i lp. from Sept. 1, l:i-0, to to l:ile Avpran pri-i-lp from Sept. 1. '77.. Tot Ml t-xcfMK f)"t Sept. 1. i:-... Average nieclpitaiion for 43 wt-t KeHHoiiM (St'i)t. to Mny, Inc.) ... .31.47 KorociiHt tu 8 p. in. for suuthwfatcrn OnKon: Toniirht anil ridav orrasional rnin. US'I' l.lnlit yt'llow can.iry. Howard for r.'lurn of sumo. Mrs. F. A. I'U'inens, 4 J 0 Kowlrr St. l'lione 4G5-H. Ffirt SAI.F. Five room house; partly f nrnl.ilu.1 : two lots, larse burn. well. 1'i-i.e f!o0. Addri'.sa liox ST, Myrtle l-r.-. k. FHt SAI.K S acrt'i. Rood bungalow, fnmiiy orolmrl. lots of prone tii-etf, m.'wt of tht-m be.trlnK. Price $.1400. AiMr.-KH Hox S". Myrtle frock. Ore. FHI SAI.K '1 Iioum'M. (onnll puymonT down, balance t.iinie hh ront. l-'arm with HtO'k and farming looln, pusy ti-rmi. Cut price. Oyerhoail cxpenBi'n liu'ht and 1 cut prli-ea anil thev all know It. C. Mi-rilll. r.el Ml II H t. Notice Is hereby gh'en that the undersigned has this day and dute sold all his Interest In and to the Ford Garage, agency and business of C. A. Lockwood Motor Company of Roseburg, Oregon, to C. A. Lock wood, who will collect all accounts due said firm and assume all obllga tionss. Dated this 7th day of October, 1920. L. H. KELTY. NOTION. Make that Bauerkraut now. Any amount of cabbage at 2 cents pound tn patch. R. McKay, Brockway. o The way to get enjoyment out of your auto rides Is to have Universal Tire Filler Installed in your tires. Silk quilts and down pillows for baby. Just arrived at ' the Art Store. 4 2-Inch Peqtiot pillow tubing at the Art Store, Perkins Bldg. FlIXKKTON P.UtKXT.TEACHHt km. r.i-i ion. Frldnv evotilnc at ti,-p..n. ton P. T. A. will give an Infonnil. ceptlon to Supt. and Mm Harnm ut the teachers, Mrs. Church, 11 in En La Liberie and Miss Sinnpy. i short program will Include I pun solo by Miss Ruth Wilcox, udin. cal solo by Mrs. Wm. Hlney. At close of a -social hour light rein ments will be served. A cordial ! vltation Is extended to all aiiooi tlon members and to all intereited la tne worn ot me school. NOTICE TO PIULIG The Winchester Hospital for Ik cure of Tuberculosis baa takes om all the lnteresis ot the RulM Sut tarlum. All those indebted to ttt old concern will please call and lit tle ut the office of sanitarium. The holding accounts against instltuiin will present same. Rl'lTER SANITARIUM .' 61 1 2 l..:o i WARNING TO MEN! She has the "come hither" in her eyes. She has those daring gowns and, boy. What curves! She's a vivacious 'vamp'. You'ie married-Watch your step! If You're Single-Watch your heart! BLANCHE SWEET IN HELPWANTED- MALE Sii Hay Be Poor :: BUT :: She Syre Is Clever BLANCHE SWEET I'ulla sn Original Love Idea In "Help Wanted-Male" which every girl wants to know and every man ought to know. For Men only. Answer this Ad! HELP WAKIID-MALI WHO WANTS UK 1 have 11000 In lht bank. Mrlrl.udi ay 1 am beautiful. 1 am heavt.tt-k. KOM ANTIC IIHL A idr. tu.neha - siu i t Liberty Theatre TeUplion L 12 9 Some girla go in for the "Vamp Game", other maids do a little clever "Gold Dieting". Hut the lateU and trickiest system of female to get what they want la "HELP WANTED-MALE" SeeBlwHe Sweet ! i RUTH OF THE ROCKIES. STH EPISOOE AHO PATHE REVIEW LU U Z She hud a stylish swappt r, an allur ing flKiiro, a mysterious name and ac cent, a $1000 l-Tiicy, nnd a bulldog. What timro did thin girl need tu lund tho men, poor fish? Blanche Sweet Hull the hook f.ir "HELP WANTED - MALE" BLANCHE SWEET IN "HELP WANTED-MALE" A gay romance of a maid who wanted a man. Paring gowns, stunning hais, I'aiis Inn hose, vampire eyes, maid with a past. I'slng theso she railed for 'Help Wantcd-Male' BLASCIIE SWEET In a lively romance, sparkling with Comedy. PIQUANT SPICY. FIHE FLAVORED COMEDY BLAXC1IE SWEET in 'Help Wantcd-Male' Mm in,',. Daily i.li p m.; Kvenlngs, 7 15 and 9 p. m. Trices: Children, matinee loc. evening 13c; Adult. Hi: Notice to Homeless This Uiini; of b-'ing thrown out of on- hed tu another U pxpen.-ii e and makes trouble in the family. Now, while I have a number the best car penters at work, I can build you a new house for about what you would have t pav for old properties. Call at new building, c"a.d and Chad wick street a, or at residence. 1133 Harvard Ave., for details and phi ns. M. V. IU1U.K wauls to so you. EQUIPPED RANCH 400 acres. bottom land, hnl nnce good pasture, alt in grass except 7 5 acres; fenced and cross fenced, sheep-tight; fam ily orchard: on creek; good house, 3 hams. Will Include all stock and equipment and household goods. Trice J25, 000, Vj cash, balance long time at 6r. CI OI NO rui'NK ORCHARD with stock and equipment for 000. Must be sold at once. :00 arrw, with tome good grass land: li acre prunes: 7 room house, barn, outbuild ings; 80 head stock. House hold furniture and all eoulji ment goes. G.W.Y0UNGANDS0N Ral Kut and Insnnuaca. US Cm Ht. PhoM 417 Matinee -Evening g SlBii..m.grj. g Matinee-Evening I I THE PICTURE OF A THOUSAND LAUGHS MARY PICKFORD In Her Greatest Character Role THE HOODLUM' Bigger and Better than "Daddy Long Legs" and gives MARY PICKFORD a Character Part that is Comedy Classic, AND IMAGINE ! AT REGULAR ADMISSION PRICES. ALICE HOWELL COMEDY and ILLITERATE DIGEST. SIATlMIli KVK.M.(J FRIDAY MATI.NKK KVEXBG 1 ' Constance Talmadge in "A Temperamental Wife To -Day Only! To-Day Only! Will Rogers The famous Comedian, in a Drama, a Comedy and a Romance "Jes' Call Me Jim" A PICTURE THAT WILL WARM THE COCKLES OF YOUR HEART AND TICKLE THE TIP Of YOUR FUNUT BONL In spite of the magnitude of this Production Prices will remain at 15 AND 25 CENTS. GAYETY COMEDY AND PARAMOUNT MAGAZI