Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, October 11, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

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SIR FREDERIC G. KENYON
SMASH Go Shoe Prices!
DOWN DOWN DOWN!
This remarkable selling event-sure i3
causinga sensation. Think of saving from
$1 to $6 a pair from our usual moderate
selling price. Hundreds of pairs are out
in bins, priced at
$2.95, $3.95, $4.85,'etc.
-SEE EM TUMBLE.
Thousands of pairs on the shelves, sel
ling at a reduction of from $1.00 to $G.OO
a pair. Rubber Boots, Rubber Packs, etc.
for Men, Women and Children; all on sale
$2.50 Ladies Felt Slippers, now $1.95
$1.50 Ladies Felt Slippers, now $1.19
IRVIN BRUNN
SMASH Go ShoeJRepair Prices. Bring in your work, see the difference.
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
PERKINS 6LDC.
Shoes that Satisfy and Fit Your Feet.
Cass Street, Roseburg, Oregon.
AIIOUND TUB TOWN
llrre Krum IlliWIe
Ol.'nn Kiddle, of ltlddlo, spoilt tlm
Uuy In Kiwlmig attending to busi
ness matters.
Mill Man In Town
E. 11. Kstelle, employed at the Mei
roe sawmill, was a visitor In the
city today.
llmiifoliMuli'r In Town '
J. V. Sullivan, a homesteader In
th Yoncalla district, spent the day
In Itoseburg looking aftor business
multt'ra.
Ikiwn Vrtna Hr Creek
Mrs. A. II. Heiser, formerly "f
this clly, came down from the Deor
Creek Lumber Co. mill today to look
after business matters.
J't ToKrtliir Meetlnfc
There will be a real ftet tog ether
meeting at the Methodllst church on
Thursday evening. All officials of
the church, memliers and friends
aro luvllod to bo present.
Will AlU'ilil Convention
Mrs. Martha Cliristensen left here
Saturday afternoon for Marshfteld to
attend the Pythian Sisters conven
tion, which meets In that city Tues
day. t'-eiitoiiarjr I'lrturcs Toiiiulit
The gentleman representing the
Contenary movement will present his
moving pictures at the MethodlHt
church tonlKht. There Is no admis
sion charged and the public Is In
vited to see the pictures.
Ixiilge Official Visits.
Mrs. Mabel Roberts, of Ashland,
district deputy of the Pythian Sis
ters, spent Saturday in Itoseburg In
the interest of the order. The lady
left here Sunday afternoon for
Marshneld to attend the annual con
vvntton of the Pythian Sisters there.
I.lkes MalKlifldd
Mrs. W. S. Goodman who recently
left here for Marshtleld, writes that
herself ad h unhand arrived there
safely by car and are comfortably
settled In their new home. Salmon
flHhlng is great sport at hay points
and Sllvorsides are plentiful, while
Mallard duck hunting is simply
great, with apparently no limit to
the birds. Mrs. Ooodmnn asks that
back numbers of the News-Hovlew
be sent hor.
Watch for the Great Najlmova In
'Madame Peacock."
Is III (7otUtllO
Attorney O. P. Coshow left yes
terday for Coqullle where he will
spend a short time attending to legal
matters.
Visiting Hero
Will Perkins, of McMlnnville, Is
spending a few days visiting at the
home of M. L. Webb in this city.
Sieelern lire Fined
S. II. Thurston today paid a fine
of $7.50 in the city court on a charge
of speeding. Krnest Herman, a tour
ist also contributed 2.50 for a like
offense.
Claim Adjuster II
Laurence Rastnussen, of Pocatello,
Idaho, claim adjuster for the Oregon
Short I.lne spent the day In lioae
burg attending to business matters.
Itiu-k on Force
Officer Perry Webb, who has been
off the police force for a few days
attending to matters at his farm,
east of the city, has resumed his po
sition. Grant Wilcox, who hasheen
serving in Mr. Webb's place has ac
cepted another position.
Clifford can tell you at a glance
what alls you. lit Is the greatest
recognized authority as a psychic.
Kooni 3. Ornnd Hotel.
LIBERTY THEATER.
THE HOUSE OF FEATURES
WIIKKF. KVKHVBODY HOIM
DO'NT MISS THIS!
A IIKNJAMIN' U. IIAMITOX PKODUCTION
RIDERS
of the
DAWN
WM.C0KKMOOOOr'J
TODAY & TUESDAY
THE SENSATION
THE DAY IN
"PICTUREDOM"
OF
ZANE GREY'S MES
SAGE TO HIS REA
DERS AND PICTURE
FANS.
A PHOTOPLAY OF THK XOVF.I,
'A Desert of Wheat'
By
ZANE GREY
DIllKCTFJ) UY llltill It Y A N COX WAY
A !t F.HFU. MIAMA OK THK TIMES PI I.SATIXU WITH IIKAHT INTKItl'ST AXI IttAI ISM.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICE
Matin. Dally J:15 p. m; diTk 11?TT1 O
Evenlnga. 7:16 and :00. 1 1 VI Ml II
Prices: Children, matinee X7 JLM-J MS M.M-J
10C. evening. 15c; Adu.U. g. &
I I
Sir Frederic O. Kenyon, gentleman
usher of the Purple Sod, Order of tha
British Empire and presiaeni or in
British academy, Is considered by
many the most accomplished scholar
in the world.
Chas. Clifford
Is Again In City
Chas. C. Clifford. Sr., liiinst lf. tho
one recognized authority in natural
health culture. Is trick in the city
and will form a health class at one?.
It will be remember. d that Mr. flif-;
ford'g work here some three weeks
ago was the talk of the town. Hi-;
remarkable lectures, his phenomenal
nental work, and his private work
In. health teaching, won him a r -markable
reputation with the people,
if this community. Mr. Clifford is i
located at the Grand Hotel in room
hree. All his old clients have a ape I
"iul Invitation to come and (tee him.
New ones interested In their own
physical and mental when are jus
is welcome. Hememb'T. Mr. Clif
ford teaches you the natural prin
ciples of health so you are enabled
to handle and cure yourself. Me dus
not pretend to practice medicine. All
that he teaches Is a grand natural
law, which, if carried through, abso
lutely gets you result h. Mr. Clifford
Is a graduate of the famous Battle
Creek System, former Hydrol heraphy
expert and physical dinclor with ih
U. S. Army. He bears credentials
from high army and navy officials, as
well as physicians and health experts
in civil life. If sick, discouraged. In
doubt, cull on the man who has made
himself famous to the people of Ore
gon. Room 3, Grand Hotel, for a
limited time. He can be consulted
from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.
o
Let me see all my old friends. Talk
to me and you will become one also.
Chas. C. Clifford, Sr., himself, It. 3.
Grand Hotel.
DAILY WRATIIKR nUI'OlIT,
V. f?. Went hor Itureau, IocrI office.
Itufteburg, Oreson, 24 houra ending &
i. m
rreollilfnilira Id Inch? nnd I1nt.dret.th
HiKlit-st tMiii.-i;ii!irt yst i U-'iv t,t
'..w-st trnip.-rM mo lat nltfM ... f.:t
I'ri'ci I tn( ion. lust 24 hour o;
Avt'rmtc precip. from Sopt. 1. 17? 1.71
T.ital pn-t ip. irn-. tirxt nf nmntl.. .Ts
'rm;.l pr. tp. for this month.... L HI
Tuial pr.'i'ip. fiom J-ept. 1, ly'O, to
to d.ilp 3 r5
oraK' pre. jp. from St-pl. 1, '77. . 1 s
Tutiil fxi-eMM from Sept. t. 190... l17
vornKA prot'lpltatlnn for 4.1 Wet
tt-nNotifl (Soit. to May. Inc. . . . .31.17
I-'iirecast lo 8 p. m. for oi)thwtstcrn
Oreiron:
Tontuht and Ttusdny rain.
9 NKW TODAY.
Apply In
ih'ttk Mnnt.. Oct 11 Montana
miners are trying metal helmets for
workmen as a safety device. These
are somewhat similar to the trench
helmet used in France, nui iney onij
welch Bpven ounces. Much of the In
jury in the mines Is caused by falling
tools and small rocns. me umo
is believed will reciwt or turn such
objects.
Scores of the helmets nave Deen
distributed by the Safety Depart
ment of the Anaconda Copper Min
ing Company anu if mo experiment
proves a success n supply sufficient
for all miners will be obtained and
sold at cost, It in announced.
Enormous
Buying Power
Forces Prices Do wn.
We take olensure 111 aiinouiicili k that. ulil. ...... . .
shipment our u
A New Price on Men's Overalls $2.49
Matta noaslkle by our enormous nnamlti. ....!...... .
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NOTICE OF
AOMIMSTIWTOU'S
SA1.U.
WI1K.N VOU l.EAVK TOWN
Ihlj summer It's a good move to have
the News-Review follow you to your
vacation home. Lei us mall It to you
1aily just phone 135 or write our
uhscrlption department and we'll
ee that It comes to you regularly.
Co see Clirfonl. Know thyself.
Room 3, Ornnd Hotel.
Notice Is hereby given that by vir
tue of license duly granted me as ad
ministrator of the estate of Mary E.
Agee, deceased, by decree of the
Honoruble County Court In and for
Douglas County, Oregon, duly ren
dered and entered September 29th.
1920, I will sell at private sale for
cash that certain parcel of real prop
erty situate within the city of Rosc
burR. Douglas County, Oregon,
bounded and described as follows,
to-wlt:
Beginning at the southeast corner
of a piece of land conveyed by Aaron
Rose and wife to Mrs. Stephens and
afterwards owned by Mary Lane,
thence south along the south line of
Micelll street 49 feet, thence west at
right angle with Micelll street 90
feet; thence north parallel with Mi
celll street 49 feet; thence east 90
feet to the place of beginning In
Tp. 27 South, Range 6 West of tLe
Willamette Meridian.
I will receive offers for said tract
of land at 418 lVrklrUT Iluilding,
Rnsehurg. Oregon, on and after Sat
urday, the 6th day of November,
1920.
Roseburg, Oregon. October 1,
1920. Z. N. AGEE.
Administrator of the estate of Mary
E. Agee, deceased.
equipped!
RANCH i
400 acres, bottom land, bii-
anee good pasture, all in fnu i
except 75 acres; fenced m
cross fenced, sheep-tight; ho-
ily orchard; on creek; (ooi
house. 3 barns. Will Include '
all stock and equipment ml
household goods. Price sr
000, ,i cash, balance long time
at 67-.
GOING PRUNE ORCHARD
with stock and equipment (or
$9000. Must be sold it one.
200 acres, with tome good
grass land; 12 acres prunes; !
room house, baru, outbuild,
ings; 80 head stock. House
hold furniture and all equii
nicnt goes.
G. W.YOUNG AND SON
Ren )-tat and InranM.
116 Cass HL Phont 411
Mrs. ott, Umnmift Hotel.
a ml
w a nt ki rrr
Mil at i:i jo. Stephens St,
riU'Nl 1 (inn. I . 'scribe iroirtv
p;iy f.r this adv. A. H.. care N
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Citirane.
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plow, harrow, disc, 5i
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ton.
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ntnh.-d Iumik, i.r iwo unfurnlnh
partly furnished hount'ki'fpinn r
ny a nwU'l I'utipli'. Addrvsa Hox
city.
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lowr hmi. nun an rent: 1 f;trms
awmill. 1 ituii orchard OvmMi
liaiit I rut prir.i. an kilo
M.'rrill. 5 Mill St.
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Awra to th name of 'Skip-
rldg at 5 3) on Saturday vnln I
Crouch. Wilbur, Oroo.
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Oot.
TODAY
Matinee -Evening
TODAY
Matinee Evening
WILLAM FARNUM
in His Marvelous Portrayal of the Immortal JEAN VALJEAN in VICTOR
HUGOS GREATEST MASTERPIECE
"Les Miserables"
A Story of SublimeJSacrifice by one whom society wronged beyond reparation.
An epic of life from the pen of a Genius and Prophet.
Mutt and Jeff Comedy and Jack Dempsey Serial,
MATIN i:KEV1;m.g
TIKSDAY
MATIXKE EVEXING
Wallace Reid in "Sick Abed"
To -Day
Only!
To-Day
Only!
D
orothy Dalton
-is-
arket of Souls
A powerful, touching picture'of Human Hearts, struggling through the dark
less, finding at last the light.
Torchy Comedy and an Educational Subject,
Also BABE RUTH in "Over the Fence
See him in action with the New York "Yanks" & Cleveland "Indian
in an actual 1920 game. Slow Motion Camera shows in
Wear Analysis the Swing that made him famous.