Roseburg news-review., October 13, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

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Announcing a Special Exhibition
and Sale of Highest Grade Furs
ONE DAY ONLY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th
We have been fortunate In be Ills' able to nukke arrangement with one
of tlie beet known Fur Manufacturers In an Kaatem city to hlp to us
for a Hpecial One Day's Kxhlbitlcn and Kale 75,OOO.OU worth of the
beat Style r'ura. Coata, Hearts, Cap and Muffs. These fura will be of
fered to you at about 23 per cent hua than the regular price.
We are confident that this will be the moat Important fur event held
In Hone burg for many seasons. There is really an immense stock
that we haye to offer for your selection. Along with the specially
consigned stock we will add our own high-grade assortment, thus giv
ing you a choice of an unusually great number of popular style gar
ments from which to choose at prices that you can afford to pay.
Byron F. LeMattre, a well-known fur expert, will be In charge of the
exhibition ready to talk to our customers regarding the style changes
and to explain to them the merits of the different skins used in the
production of the finished garmcat.
The assortment will Include COATS, C0ATEE8, CAPES, NOVELTY
SCARFS AND BODY SCARFS.
COATS-
made of Hudson seal, trimmed in marten, skunk, beaver, fitch, squir
rel, raccoon, Australian opossum and plain. We will have a large line
of AUSTRALIAN seal, French seal, Japanese mink. Russian wolf and
coney coats, plain and trimmed, all of which have been designed to
meet the most exacting customei's requirements.
COATEES
will be 'shown In squirrel, mole, Jap mink and Hudson seal.
CAPES
are strong In demand and will be shown in mink, Jap mink, squirrel,
mole, Hudson seal and other rare furs. ,
BODY SCARFS
will be the strongest In foxes and we will show them In battleship
gray, dove, gunmetal, Loretta, M aurlce, liberty blue, georgette, taupe,
baum, marten, black, Jap cross, red foxes, lynx, Canadian wollV rac
coon, skunk, Russian wolf and other varieties.
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All Furs in This Stock Will Sell Wr fyMffi M
at a Reduction of '
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SALEM, Or,. Oct. It Attorney.
General Brown, who recently was ap
pointed Justice of the Oregon su
preme court to succeed A. S. Ben
nett, resigned, will qualify Thursday,
according to announcement made
here today. The oath of office will
be administered by Chief Justice Mc
Brlde. '
Immediately upon Mr. Brown s
official acceptance, I. H. VanWInkle
will assume the attorney-generalship,
i. - vunuinkiA hn heen assistant
attorney-general for several years.
nnn't fnrret the cow sale at Dlxon-
vllle October 20.
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Th incomoarable "Naximova,"
coming Liberty. i
ENGLISH HOCKINUHAM TEA
POTS AX L'AIUt'S.
.. in tnr fall MlHnr. beautifully
decorated with all-over patterns in
enamel and gold, burnt In, cannot
wear off. Many pleasing shapes and :
come in tnree sixes, in, uu o i
pint. These were delivered on an old
contract, so our prices of $1.25.
$1.40 and $1.50 are considerably less
than today's market, and you save
the difference. In fact, Carr't always
save you money.
My New Coatl
Befereyou BUY. visit our Coat and Snit
Department, where we have assembled f
your selection a beautiful line of rnodeW
lected to give the most satisfaction ar,rW
EVERY ONE IS A BARGAIN
S UV IU cA nation-uncle i-.T-S'
Her latest and greatest production,
Nazlmova, coming Liberty.
Don't forget the cow sale at Dlxon-
vllle October 20.
Don't forget the cow sale at Dlxon-
vllle October 20.
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Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter An
derson, West Lane street, on Tues
day, Oct. 12, 1920, twin boys.
County Bill Allowed
II. A. Wilson, labor, Dlat.
No. 11 . 2.00
T. F. Heard, labor, Dlst
No. 11 2.25
Henry Klore, labor, Dlst.
No. 12 16.00
C. W. Groves, labor, Dlst.
No. 12 4.25
Frank Stelnhaur, labor, Dist.
No. 12 04.00
W. C. Henderer, labor, Dlst.'
No. 21 . 31.60
F. Oalablna, labor, Dlst
No. 21 20.00
J. Oalablna, labor, dist.
No. 21 24 00
Arthur Parks, labor, Dlst.
No. 24 4 00
Frank Prlngle, labor, Dlst.
No. 25 - 4 00
William Lentz, labor, Dist.
No. 27 19-25
V. 8. Woodruff, labor, Dist.
No. 27 30.00
O. W. Murdock, labor, Dlst.
No. 27 1100
T. R. Ritxman, labor, Dist.
No. 27 - -00
Kenneth Fortin, labor. Dist.
aSTHMA
No cure for It. but welcome
relief is often brought by
ICRS
V Al0 RUB
Ova 17 Million Jan IW Ytariy
V
Liberty Theater
House of Features. Home of the Latest and Greatest Stars in Picturedom.
WHERE EVERYBODY GOES
Today and Thursday
Robert
Brunton
Presents the Famous
Star
J. WARREN
KERRIGAN
and His Own
Company in
'NUMBER 99'
The greatest of all Kerrigan Features, Thrills, Sen
sations, Suspense, You must see Him.
In Conjunction with
THE WORLD'S EVENTS
"GAUMONT NEWS'
The world-renowned "Seer". The man who has prophesized
and predicted many happenings throughout the world, will ap
pear in conjunction with the regular program tonight and lecture
on the future destinies of the people and on City, County and
National Government for the next five years.
SEE HIM. HEAR HIM. TALK TO HIM. ASK HIM "ANYTHING" IT WLLl BE ANSWERED.
No. 27
D. P. Moore, labor, Dist
No. 27
Woodruff Bros, labor, Dlst
No. 27
J. M. Gross, labor, Dlst
No 27
C. A. MrNabb. labor, Dist
No. 27 :
W. S. Howard, labor Dlst.
No. 30 .
Alfred Cloake, labor, Dlst.
No. 30
Eli Morris, labor, Dlst.
No. 30
Clifford Mabley, labor Dist.
No. SO
Floyd Watson, labor, Dlst.
No. 36
Tom Bills, labor, Dist.
No. 36
Oscar Silenus, labor. Dlst.
No. SB
George Stelnhaur, labor Dist.
No. 36
Vein Nelson, labor, Dlst
No. 36
Bert Delzane, labor, Dist.
No. 36
Tom Slrnder, labor Dist.
No. 36
C. W. Oroves. labor, Dist
No. 38 1
C. C. Weaver, labor, Dlst.
No. 3S
C. C. Oroves, labor, Dlst.
No 38
H. W Oroves, labor, Dist
No 38
W. H. Foster, labor Dlst.
No. 38
E. O. Davis, labor, Dlst.
No. 39
2.00
20.00
25.00
32.00
33.00
8.00
121.75
72.00
. 40.00
36.00
. 44.00
14.00
14.00
12.00
8.00
30.00
48.75
58.00
58.00
42.00
29.00
34.00
Don't forget the cow sale at Dixon
vilie October 20.
NEW TODAY.
FOn SAT.E AnKlo-Pirslnn run:. 12,
modest colorlnK. 1127 Third St., City.
FOIt SAI.K Two homestead relln
nulshments. Chaa. Kyes, Koseburs;.
FOU PAI.E Kotmre Brand Dlann. rhean.
W. M. Itordlne. RL 1, Roacburg.
rnnne a-t-n.
FOU SAI.K Sci-ond hand Ford In A-l
condition, cheap. Lockwood Motor
o.
I'OK SALK Annies. 40 rents box. or.
rhard run. buyer to pick his apples.
it. r.. aiainis, pnone i-n.
WANTF.D To buy furniture for 5
room house, leave word at News
i'pvipw orrire.
WANTF.P Some porson to contract for
puttlna- up rough building. Call 404
FOR PAT.R-Oreron and'Wllson straw
berry plants, 14 per 1000, dig them
VOHmelf Phnna 1-L" .
To the Lovers of Art, Science and Drama: The beginning of the
first year's bookings to be seen only at the l.litKKTY THEATHK,
comprising the greatest stars of the dramatic world.
ATTENTION!
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
NAZIMOVA in "Madame Peacock"
FOR HKNT Nicely furnished sleeping
wins in sinruv monern nouae, ,0
W. Mosher. Phone 365-J.
FOIt SALK 5)0 apple boxes and 300
lbs. paper, at Kllest ranch. Just north
new Tilllard bridge. Good Newtowns
snn ripltz. SOc box.
rtm SAI.K FLarKain: young Jersey
lmiii or very nnest breeding. Kea.ly
for light service. Flgewater Farm,
" ' if reea, uregon.
LOST Annual paaa over S. p. Co. lines,
made In favor of Mrs. Margaret
Scott, widow Engineer Scott. Finder
Matlne Daily 2:15 p. n.;
Evenings, 7:15 and :00.
Prices: Children, matinee
10c. evenings 15c; Adults,
25c.
Rita Welman's soul-searching drama of the stage.
The picture Natimova has called her -greatest since "Revelation."
Naiimova'a greatest test and greatest triumph. A gorgeous glitter.
Ing photodrama of the lite of a famous stage personality.
Depicts the bitter triumph and unexpectedly glorious defeat of Jane
Oorlng.
. KO ADVANCE IX PIUCES.
FOR SALE D.Hi Be touring car in line
mechanical condition; body nearly
llke new. Two new tires, new bat
tery. Run 90.10 mllea, 900. Call at
' News-Review office.
YOt-R CHANCE Two Invel lots, each
2&xl?0 feet, paved street, city water
- ;- . mi nn, wire
fenced, registered title. Terma. $10
u ",nw per montn. inquire
4:0 Perkins Bulldl n K.
TRI-TIl IS STRANGER THAN P.V
TIOV Buy hand made-to-measure
clothes her for leas than you pay
for hand-me-downs. Maka ua prove
.;i."l?k"' " V- Prlc '. Kar a
ami aaop.
If you want to sell your property,
jee J. A. Walker, 106 Cass St. Phone
91.
Highest Mountain In Idahe.
Hyndtnan peak Is the only named
mountain In Idaho that rises above
12.000 feet. It stands near the
Blaine-Custer county line and has a
height of 12,078 fret. There are, how
ever, several unnnmed pettks near
Hyndmnn peak whose elevations are
greater than 12,000 feet, as shown by
the contours on the Halley topographic
map, published by the United States
geological survey.
A Stic dee.
"They say Wombt t la a man who la
Insistent about getting his meney's
worth."
"Yes, he'd put In a vacation count
ing the Thousand Islands."' LonlsvlHe
Courier-Journal.
Boasting.
"I was at a banquet where Senator
Hnrdlng spoke."
"Slmcks! I've sat with him on hit
front porch."
Music Club Has
Opening Meeting
The Monthly Music club of Rose
burg held Its opening meeting Tues
day evening, October 12th. Mrs.
William Bell, president of the club,
called the meeting to order and in
troduced Miss Helen Moore, musical
director of the Roseburg schools,
who led the club In community sing
ing for one half hour. Then followed
the business session, at which time
Dr. Brumfield explained how t he
club and the Roseburg high school
students had jointly sponsored the
bringing during the winter to our
city a most excellent lyceura course.
After the business meeting Mrs.
R. M. Brumfield announced the splen
did program which bad been ar
ranged, and was as follows:
Allegro and Andante, Opus 13 (Beet
hoven Mrs. Chas. Helnline.
(a) Garden of My Heart, and (b)
Tumbledown Shack Mr. Chase.
Larboard Watch Mr. Hemus and
Mr. Olson.
(a) Good-bye and (b) I Need No Star
(Tostl) Mrs. Hlney.
The Hummingbird (Kroeger) Miss
Jeanette Rice,
(a) Loeralne and (b) Scotch Song
Mrs. Alleeson.
(a) The Sisters and (b) Mrs. Casey
Mrs. F. Stewart.
(a) Good-bve Forever and (b) Se
lected Mr. Ruluff Patterson.
Three Piano Ensemble Mrs. Heln
line, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Knauss.
After the program a social hour
was enjoyed. About 150 members
were present and several new ones
13UY A
We Will sell vnit . k
' wai a
easy tortus. For ,
modern 5-room eo1UB, fcj
erod, bullt-bfestnrei.h4,1
paved street. Pri ......
-t.insj
$500.00 down, wit, ij
11 Ke rent.
8-ltooni plastered to,(,
location, on paved urea;
ment, lawn; an irai0ll
homo. Price 14200.00; ;h
down, balance monihlj
meius.
We will bo pleased to iltnJ
G. W.YOUNG ABSC5
Z Real Estate and luaram I
11S Cass St
4
t Mr-iad
folleviif J
were enrolled. I.irht rf!
were served hv the fnllnwm.
mil toe: Mrs. John Enter, in la
ington Hughes, Mrs. Johi H
Mis. Guy Black. Mrs. R. D f ij
Mrs. J. H. Whitehead, H I
Love, Mrs. W. A. Glenn, lln I
Bemls, Mrs. 0. D. McAIIUw.il
Geo. Kohlhagen and Mn Go ,M
Dura
TODAY
1 Matinee -Evening g
TODAY
Matinee EveiBt
REX BEACH'S
POWERFUL DRAMA OF THE GREAT XOItTH
The Girl From
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IT THROBS WITH THE PATHOS OF TXREQUTTKI WW.
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THE SlTSICAli-COMEDY HIT OF THE YEAR.
"1920 REVUE OF REVUES
To-Day
Only!
To-Day
Only!
A Laughing
Hit with
WALLACE
REID
IN
YOU DON'T GENERALLY CO TO A SICK ROOM FOR LAUCKS, DO YOU?
BUT SUCH A SICK ROOM I AND THE NURSE!
SHE KNOCKED 'EM DEAD FOR CLASS AND SPEED.
With
Bebe
Daniels
As Nurse
SENNETT COMEDY
AND
PATHE NEWS