i Si
My New Coatl
Befereyou BUY, visit our Coat and Suit
Department, where we have assembled for
your selection a beautiful line of models se
lected to give the most satisfaction and wear
EVERY ONE IS A BARGAIN
AROl'NO TUB TOWN
, 1 T -W -V - ' -
'tA Wailon-wlite Institution
HrturiK to l'D11MUU
Mm. K. E. Emiult, 01 luiviu.
whu ha been vinllliiK fricndi In tne
city for a few day, returned mis
morning to her home.
Com to lUuu li
11 E. Wick, or the commercial de
partment of the local high achool.
left tlu morning for hi ranch near
Eugene. '
I'a-w Kanilnatlon 0
It L. Whipple, city recorder, baa
passed the state bar examination, ao
cordlnn to an announcement received
from Salem.
I-1MS TIME TO.l-HT
DANCE AT AiplOltY.
Dancing will urt at ov
nt the land product! aliow.
Don't uilas thli Joyous evening.
All road lead to the armory
tonight. Come on out ana
meet the rest of tne cuuuv.
Tney'll all be there. Yer goab
dinged right they will.
i l-ii :, til Wilbur
Mr7 Ehue'r cipp. left this morn- Mr. I. N. Hannah - Wilbur re- and he a so "J",,",
im c n Swindell. who ns
berti visiting here for the pant few
.i.w um r v Rwlnden. left
this morajDK for her home in Grants
ra.
.v- niiluhftnu C'ltV -
"rTf-il-C win iv tomorrow
morninis for the home of her pare u
at Oklahoma City, having received
,.,atf nnnnnnr nK the 8er-
lou. Illness of her father, who was
recent y strucK iy "'"""'"'
- l i hotin? lioun hroen.
one oi ins iw " , " . . ,
and he also suffered a severe blow
1U
r h. hrn n. and ne m now
LIBERTY THEATER
" Where Everybody Goes. "
Art, Science, Drama. The Stars of Jhe World our attractions.
LAST TIME TODAY
Thos. H. Ince Special Super Feature
"Homespun Folks"
BY JULIEN JOSEPHSON
7 th Episode
Ruth of the Rockies
Pathe Review
Greater
Features
Comedy
Cartoon
SUNDAY ONE HAY ONLY
Metro announces the thrlillnR romance of llk Rtocklnnoil
cnokdoin
"BLACKMAIL"
Starring the riqiuint, Alonl)lo
VIOLA DANA
Fnan the story by Lucia ( haiiilx-rlnln, Mt published In Oie
Snturtliiy KvenlliK Tort.
MONDAY AND Tl'ESDAY .
William Fox Presents William Russel in
The Challenge of the Law
A Hinashlne, thrilling tale of love aaml lnwlenrs amid the
pliun ami Niiuw-iiipiietl lirak of the grwil Caiiadinn wIMx.
COMEDIES
TWIN BEDLAM
VODVIL
MOVIES
iomldiis: LLOYD'S ";i:t
OIT AND ;KT INDEH;"
MLItltY'S 11M)WI'T." i.U'
MONT NLWS.
WEDNESDAY AND Tlll'ltSDAY
(HEltE IT IS)
Conaitlereil the greatest slory in the world in iiliolixlriunn.
"THE SUPER SPECIAL"
"The Great Redeemer"
The lireat Maurice Tournler l"roluctloii.
With IIOl'SE I'ETEItS nnil n notable supxiHing cast.
The opinion of the clergy and press cheerfully invited.
1 H1DAY AND SATl'HDAY.
The St4ry tf the brllluuit dnuiw tliat thrilled New York for
years.
"CLOTHES
KN All ED UY AN ALL STAK CAST
From Uio celebrated stage succeas of the amine name hy Avery
llopw.KMl and Outlining I'ollock.
(Olive Tell displays the Uteat atyle designs In "CLOTHES."
See the great Faahlon display."
A
METRO
PLAY
A Itltll.LIANT IMIOTOIM.AY
OK THE LOVE OF Ll Xl'HV
AND THE Ll Xl ltY OK IAVK
No Advance
in Prices.
Sth Episode of
"RUTH OF THE ROCKIES'
and "PATHE REVIEW"
"TT :.rs.
Ill a pretariuun
tviii-h la unilecidd whether he wm
return to Roseburg again.
Rrtonu to Myrtle Creek
Mrs. W L. Burke, who has been
spending the past few days In ton
city, left this morning for her home
In Myrtle Creek.
Left tills Morning
Mrs. T. Hartley, wno una r.
tending to business matters In tnn
-i... - t,n ti..ia rAttirned to her
hoin in Myrtle Creek tils morning.
o
Harley-Davldson Mackinawa
$11.75 to J15.00.
VlXl VOItKEIt WINS I'UIZE
T. A--A fl.at.alln H.hflA Pith! It Of
ciuwaru vmuquu, -
corn won first prixe in the club
display at the state fair, has defeat
ed the oldest and leading corn rais-
ers of the county at tne wna rr
ucts show. Although nuite young, his
..uki, r in our- Yellow Dent
thf blue rlb-
U aictff uwi - J "
bon for the clutt exnmu. uui u.
also won first prlie in open coiic-
tiuon.
WANTED
Party wUh $1200 to purchase
one good Investment property.
$1200 will handle it. An op
portunity to buy below the
market value.
Attention, Kent Hunters.
Why not buy property on
paved street at low figure? 3
plastered bouses, all on paved
street; 2 priced at $1800 each,
one at $2000; $G00 down
handles any one of them. Will
you Inspect them? Easy terms.
G. W.YOUNG AND SON
Real Estate and L-uaraaos.
110 OsaM St.
Fboo 41t
Children's Eyes
Should Be Examined!
HarloT-Dartdson Cloves, $3.25 to
$6.00.
o
Red Cross to
Meet Wednesday
On next Wednesday afternoon at
1 n'ctnek In Juries I. I). Riddle's
court room In the Douglas National
bank building, will be held the an
nual meeting for the election, of offi
cers for Douglas county chapter ot
the Red Cross.
This is an open meeting and If you
are Interested in this work you are
invited. A chairman for the fourth
lied Cross roll call must be named
and a Dlan determined upon for put
ting on this membership renewal.
Only one dollar is asked tor a
year's membership and 60 cents of
every dollar paid in by Douglas
county people remains in our county
to be used for immediate relief worn.
Do you reallie that over $1500
was expended last winter in caring
for the terrible epidemic of Influ
enza?
Additional funds will no doubt be
required again this winter. By re
newing your membership every one
contributes toward these various
county relief activities.
A Douglas county public health In
tructor nurse , ,h:ts been regalarly
employed for the past few months,
and it la planned to allow her t o
cover every part of tho county, If the
work Is to be continued.
SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES.
First Church of Chrtot, Scientist
Services are held Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock and Wednesday evening
at 8 o'clock; this meeting includes
testimonies of healing. Sunday scnool
convenes each Sunday morning at
9:45. Afl up to the age of 20 years
are invited to attend. The reading
room in the rear of the church build
ing is open daily except Sundays and
holidays from 2 to 4 p. m. The pub
lic is cordially Invited to attend these
meetings and visit the reading room.
Subject of Sunday s lesson Is pro
bation After Death."
Presbyterian, Jackson and Lane
streets, Rev. E. W. Warrington, Min
ister A hearty welcome Is extended
to all to attend the services of the
church tomorrow. Sunday Bchool at
9:45, F. B. Guthrie is Supt. Morning
worship at 11. Some of the dele
gates to the Older Boys' Conference
may take part In the service. Good
music. Have you noticed our new
hymnal? Endeavor service at 6:30.
Donald Helllwell Is the leader. The
visiting boys at the conference are
especially invited to this service. At
7:30 p. m. the 'churches of the city
will join In a union service with the
Older Boys' Conference at the high
school auditorium. It Is hoped that
our congregation will be represented
in full attendance.
Christian Church. Pine and Wood
ward streets, Rev. C. H. Hilton. Min
ister You will find a hearty wel-
yOU should know whether your chil--1
drens eyes are normal, whether
they see near 'and distant objects per
fectly and whether school work and
reading have strained their eyes. Poor
eyesight will hold back their progress
and make them seem dull. Do not let
them be handicapped with poor vision
when a properly fitted pair of glasses
will give them relief and make them on
par with the others. We are fully
equipped for examining eyes and fitting
glasses.
BUBAR BROS.
Jackson Street
REXALL STRAW VOTE.
T
crm. w
Harding ?J8
Cox H
4 STATE.
Harding 681
Cox 3795
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come at the services tomorrow. The
delegates to the Older Boys' Confer
ence are especially Invited to attend.
Sunday school at 9:45; morning wor
hin at 11- Mrs. Jean Morrla Ellis.
one of the lecturers of the confer
ence, will speak. Endeavor 'at 6:30
n wn A 1 Qft 1 Tn thft rhllrCh Will
4-1- 1- .k. at lha hteh
school auditorium with the Older
Boys' Conference.
MAKES RECORD BUS
s. t;. liar t rum. senr m.i.J
. I. A I ""IIMWII
' "" tuiericaa central Lib luir
ance company, made record rs
last night between Oiklud .-
Roseburg. carryinr
Flowers, the speaker for the rresJ
lican rally. Learning that um Im. J
naa leu tugene la id utonotm
Mr. Bart rum and Dr. A. C. Sn
left shortly after Ux o'clock ui
met the car carrying the taukw
miles north of Offklimd. Larlit i
Oakland at 10 minutes put 1. 1;
uartrum stopped nl car In Iron a
the Elk's building ttsromptlrl
to'clock. making the run in eucil
50 minutes.
JiOTICE.
Limited amount of good ntukJ
Cheap. Will not deliver. R. MtW
Brockway.
Fresh eastern oysters at the Cafe-
. . .
teria, any style.
TODAY
MATIXKE KVEMNO
TODAY
i MATIXKE EVE-VIJiO 9
NKW TOIAY.
I FOR ItF.NT Z furnished rooms.
44 North Hose St.
STKN'OGKAPIIKK wants work to do lit 1
hinn. .'hone aittT live.
1 WANTKK Girl or woman for houat-
work. Apply 734 So. Mteplienw t.
WASTKD Totim for plowlnn about six
acres. AUoiess U. J. K., rare ewn-Itcvlew.
WANT Ki) A partly furnia.u'd house or
houufkeepuitc rooms. imiio anu
nk for Marry.
Fiilt llKNT iJirne front room, with
hath, low rate to permanrni roomer.
.til Rust oak.
will SALK-Real estate, monthly pay-
ment contract, liberal discount. Ad-
ilra 24fi Cnrrott.
UWT Hump with saddle, strayed from
rear O. K. KraKe. r maer piee
notify O. K. Oarage.
FOK KKNT Two furnished ror
with privilftce of bath. Not
Hose. IMmne S8-V.
Foil Oil KENT 91 acre. 2 mile
So. of Kiddle. 75 acres tillable. Miss
Viola Mynatt, Riddle, Oregon.
VANTKITO Itt'Y Two good Jarsey
cows, team and harness, fc. luston.
Looking tilaws. . I'hone IS-F4.
FtH SAI.K OK TRADE 40 acrs 1m-
oroved. HO)tiiwest Missouri. Oonsid-
good auto. See owner at 920 Ham
ilton St.
FR SALK 1918 Studebaker 4. good
meehanical condition. Part cash, bal
ance terms. U J. Hewitt, Phone
2S-K4. K
LOST About $15 if you fnll to see our
prices on hand tailored suits and
overcoats. New system. Ray's uit
Shop.
Ft ilfSALK (lit TRADE 1 saddle hors
1 work home. I cut prices and make
sales. If you want a bargain call on
me. C. Merrill, 504 Mill St.
TAKKN RY MISTAKF. Navy blue
Georgette waist from Summerfield
more. Party is known. Avoid trouble
and rturn at once to the store.
SPlTZKNIiF.lUl APPLES' for sa:.v &uf
per box. Mrs. Ott's orchard. Garden
Valley. Turn st Iji Hrte's corner and
go to river. Bring your own boxes.
LOST Lew ellorT bird dog. answers to
the name of Queen. Black and white
- motU-l Notify C. V Hoy!e. post
office clerk. lr47 w. snd t.. nose-
DOROTHY PHILLIPS
And an Extraordinary ALL STAR CAST
Paid in Advance
A Gripping Picture of the Frozen North, written by
JAMES OLIVER CURW00D
and staged regardless of expense amid marvelous mountain scenery.
Sunshine Comedy Topics of the Day
And An Educational Subject.
MAT1NKE KVKXIXG
SUNDAY
MATIXEK-EVENI'0
Clara Kimball Young in "The Forbidden Wom
burg. Ore
(Ht SALK 3 houses, small payment
down, balance same as rent. Due
farm with stock and farming tools.
Overhead expense light, I cut prices.
t Merrill. 5i4 Mill.
(.'ANA! 'A Good farm of section.
black loam soil, central Algeria, near
school, mall, telephone, and only 12
mile to K. R.. to trade for Western
Oregon farm. Will pay difference or
Miume reasonable amount. Value
f.VoiO. R. t. A gee. County Clerks
office, or MS Micelll Ht. evenings.
ATTENTION
NOBLES
Meeting of Ellm
Shrine Club Friday
eTening, Oct. 29, i
o'clock.
W. A. KEPPER.
ScraUry.
To-Day
Only!
To-Day
Only!
Record Crowds Acclaim this to be the Super Production of the Year.
.....PhntO-
Owing to the Turn-away Crowds during the showing of this marvelous
play at the Antlers Theatre, we have secured permission to
hold it over for an additional day.
This will be your last chance to ever see this
Wonder Play again in Roseburg.
Rolin Comedy
Pathe Net
and