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PARR SIX
rT MEN'S 5a
g SHOES-
I t Unusual Merit I
On Sale At
Rf $9.95 3
Block or tan Creoo cull, Bluch- . m
- era, Brown .Mahogany, Lotus calf. ' '
I jf Bluchers, a lull solea.v llullt for Y I
I M S tliis iKWxm of tlia year. Keep IV I
I LJ your 'net dry and ann. Wear l I
I our extraordinary alu at $18.80 I
aaa now on sale at
fOf $9-95 lTl
Boseburg Booterie viJ
J IKV1NBRUXN Kl
I Hhoeg That Satisfy and Fit Your Feet 11 I
I iPerklns Bldg. Can St. I
Smash go slim repair prices. Bring
n yoiirwwk andace ''""l
AROUXD THE TOWN
Legion Holds
Good Meeting
A very enthusiastic meeting of
Umpqua post of the American Legion
was held at the armory last night.
Although preparations had been
made for a large attendance, addi
tional chairs had to be brought In to
accommodate the lurge number of
Legion men present. After talking
over the Armistice Day program, the
nomination of officers took place.
Leo Devaney and W. K. Wright were
nominated for commander, the one
receiving the lowest number of votes
to be made vice-commander. Leon
ir.rii.tru.V waa nnmlnatpd for adjU
tant and James Goodman for finance
officer. Several nominations were
made for chaplain ana msionan
Rev. E. W. Warrington was nomi
nated for honorary chaplain.
The committee recently appointed
. n i,.UIU,ttiinia tha matter nf dues re
ported that the dues should be raised
o 4 per year, ur mis sum i win
ha aAt oai,iA fnp hnnoflt nurnoses.
This rate becomes effective at once
and all new members will be taken
In at that price for the remainder of
this year and all of noxt year.
A social dance will be given at
Winchester Saturday night, Nov. 13.
Good music.
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THE SOUL OF
YOUTH"
BY JULIA CRAWFORD IYKItS.
THE STORY OF A BOY!
IX COXJUXCTIOX
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WHICH-
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In a powerful, stirring romance of New England Fisher folk.
"Should a Woman Tell"
FEATURTXO
ALICE LAKE and an All-Star Cast.
From the original scary by Finis Fox
Big Holiday Program!
Comedies
"Parked in the Park"
and Gaumont News.
Matlne Dally 1:15 p. m.;
Evenings, 7:15 and :00.
Prices: Children, matinee
10c, evenings 15c; Adults,
Me.
Rt'tuma to Wilbur
Mrs. Giorce Short left this after
noon for Wilbur after shopping lu
this city for a few hours.
Here this Morning
Miss Gladys Godley came to the
city this morning for a short time
returning to her home at Wilbur on
the afternoon train.
lift urns Home
Mrs. Charles Anderson left this af
ternoon for Sutherlln after spending
a short time here shopping and vis
iting with friends.
Leave For Portland-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jost left this
morning for Portland where they
will spend a short time visiting with
Mr. Jost g motner.
Here Today-
Mrs. A. G. Walker came to Rose
burg today from Green to spend a
few hours shopping and attending
to business matters.
Returns From Trl
Free Johnson, who has been spend
tng the past week In Mcdfurd and
Central Point visiting with relatives,
arrived In Roseburg this afternoon.
Council Meets Tonight
The city council meets tonlgnt at
7:30 In a special session tor the
purpose of hearing the complaint of
I)r. Father Pohl Lovejoy regarding
the Winchester Sanitarium.
Visited Here
Mr. -and Mrs. R. R. Chamberlain
who have been visiting Mr. Cham
berlain's mother. Mrs. w. C. Cham
berlnln, left this morning for their
home at laqulna.
Return Honw
Mr. and Mr3. William McGee who
have been making an extended visit
in this city with Mr. and Mrs. J. I
Keese lett tnis aiternoon lor tneK
home In North Bend.
To Rico Hill-
Mrs. Horace Campbell of this city
and Mrs. E. B. Noland who is vis
iting here from Colorado, left this
afternoon for Rice Hill where they
will make a short visit at the Earl
btrong residence.
Meeting On Friday
The Fullerton Parent-Teacher asso'
elation will meet at the Fullerton
school house on Friday night. It will
be an open meeting and all are In1
vlted. A good program has been ar
ranged.
Strawlierrien Shown
Two strawberry plants, both with
blossoms ripe fruit and green fruit
are being shown at the Lawernce-
Cordon real estate office. The ber
ries were grown by John Lander at
Calderia and are of the Gold Dollar
variety.
Returns to Kllgene
G. V. Wimberly returned this
morning to Eugene where he is now
located. He has been spending the
past week In Roseburg packing up
his household goods preparatory to
moving them to Eugene. Mr. wim
berly will remain in the city for sev
eral days.
o
You can greatly reduce your shoe
bill by getting them at Stephens.
THIS IS SOME DICTIONARY
Arabia Affair Used by Scholars Is In 20
Volumes and Weighs About
100 Pounds.
The ponderous dictionaries of En-
rope, even the famous many-volutned
etymological Index of Larousse, which
is the monumental work of all modern
tongues, are more than surpassed,
says the New York Sun, by the Arabic
dictionaries of 500 years ago, which
are still the great authority for stu
dents. In that language.
The Arabic dictionary most nsed by
scholars who are familiar with no
other language Is In 20 quarto vol
umes and weighs close to 100 pounds.
There is a 50-pound ten-volume abridg
ment of It, presumably for use at
home. This and virtually all the Ara
bic dictionaries were made in the
time of the Harun-al-Rashld.
The Islamic empire Is credited by
Moslems with two great eras. The
first was that of conquest, when the
only history was written with the
sword. Then came -Ltur!es of Mo
hammedan domination, when the Mos
lems peacefully held the empires they
had conquered in Asia and In the Ibe
rian peninsula. During these art and
literature flourished and the Arabic
dictionary was born. In Arabia the
flower of this period was in the golden
time of Caliph Harun-al-Rashld.
Each of the words that have been
familiar in the dally life of the no
mad Arabs for centuries has an enor
mous number of synonyms. The lion,
for example, was feared by villagers
and bunted not only for sport but
as a matter of necessity. Therefor
In the Arabic dictionary the Uon has
more than a hundred different names.
The camel was the sole means of
transportation across the thirsty des
erts and Is characterized in 122 dif
ferent ways.
But above all, the horse and the
sword were the two great stand-bys
of the Arab. There are more than 200
words that convey Ideas of "horse"
sod "sword." All other familiar
words, such as tent. Sock, herds, ws
ter, woman, sun and air, havt long
lists of synonyms that ire Interchange
able and In constant use. This affords
some slight explanation why Arabic
dictionaries are of large site.
Arabic, so the Arabs say, was the
language of the Babylonians, and It
Is also contended by them that It was
the tongue which Abraham spoke.
NOW PREFER USEFUL GIFTS
Younger Generation of Women Said
te Look for Utility When Present
Are In Question.
One must mingle with the younger
generation to comprehend the chang
ing standards of domestic life. Those
tilings once the heart's desire of wom
en have not lost their charm, we are
told. While the proverhlul route to s
man's heart has not rliaugrd Its road
bed, and good cooking Is still the
trnde-tunrk of a deslruble wife, yet
anniversary expressions of a bus
band's love ore said to be changing Its
form.
The new note Is utility. This Is ex
emplified by a story that comes to us
from one who recently visited a young
couple while they discussed their ap
proaching anniversary. "I think I
shall get Ruth a neckluce," the yming
husband said. Ruth demurred. What
then did she wish, was his query, with
the suggestion of a diamond or a piece
of mahogany furniture, or some other
embellishment for the home.
"If you really Insist on a present,"
she said, 'T have always wanted or
electric washer and t vacuum clean
er." This suggests the story of the negro
bridegroom who, when the honeymoon
wnned. brought home a heavily mir
rored dressing table and a wnshtuh.
"Now,.Mundy," he said, "you can sld
dnwn In front of this and watch yo'self
starve to death, or you can usa this
tub and earn yo' llvln'." Omaha Bee.
IDEAL SERVANTS IN MEXICO
On May Get a Defendant of tht In
cat and a Friend for Ufa, for $15
a Month.
Mexico ts Utopia for Amerlcnn
hoMKowlves, fr tln-re Is no servant
prohlom there, nccurtllntc to Mrs. S. O.
Duulop, wife of the chief engineer of
Cla Transcontinental le IVtraleo, the
Mexican branch of the Standard Oil
company.
Ten years oro I couM hire any serv
ant for $2 a month, she an Id. "und
now I have to pay only from $10 to
$15. Often In my kitchen I have a
descendant of the Incns uniting my
bread, aud when a Mexl an Indian
who mnst not be confused with n peon
really attache himself or h;-rsir to
you. you have not only a servant, hut
n friend for life, one who really looks
after your Interests.
"Of corn-no. In Mexico, as well as
anywhere else, the servants stand on
their rights.' The cook only cooks and
does not wash dishes; the chamber
maid wlty have nothing to do with the
kitchen ; but after all, the wages of the
five or six servants do not equal those
of one servant In New York.
"I hear my New York friends groan
ing because the food of the servants
costs more than their own tnhle. Now,
If you give your Mexican Indian her
tortillas (cakes) and her beans with
plenty of chill, she la perfectly satis
fied and scorns a more elaborate diet.
NHW TOIMY.
WANTED Clean rax at Ford Oarage.
Wilt v 1Ar nniimi
FOK SALE Two white Oregon roost
ers, or will exchange lor puiieta.
PtlOHf ZGU-K,
FOK SALE loJse touring car. In koo1
condition, fhone or call ms
Winchester.
Foil UK NT Hlx room house. Inquire
jjawrence-Cordon Company, 125 Can
street. Phono 219.
WANTED Fresh cow. Mnut be good.
Mrs. W. If. Zelgler. Wilbur, Oregon,
lit. 1. Phone 27-K11.
PICKED APPLES 50 cents per box.
Hrlng your boxes. I, r. Case, Etlfii
bower. west R. R. track.
FOK 8AL1S One ten months old part
Durham bull, large and well built.
Will sell cheap. Lock Box SI, Yon
calls.. Ore.
FOK KENT NOV. lith Strictly mod
ern furnished rooms, h urnaee heat,
one room large enough tor tour men.
Phono 363-J.
LOST On election day, between
ClevHttml and Koseburg, package
containing pair ladies new rubber
boots. Finder leave at News-Roviow.
COME IN and look over the attractive
assortment of Ruufngs a nn overcoat
ings Reduced In Price, Ed V. Price
and Bruner Pure Wool Fabrics. Save
as much as Il'O.OO on your ault or
overcoat. Ray's Suit Shop.
'OK SALE 2 houses, small payment
down, bal. same as rent; 1 house, $-5
down, bal. $25 per month until paid
for; 1 farms with stock and farming
tools. Overhead expenses light, and
I cut prices; all know it. C. Merrill,
S04 Mill St.
Are You
i Protected?
What would your loss be It
Fire destroyed your home to
day? Hare you sufficient In
surance to partially cover your
I--.; Think it over. Yon can
not afford to take chances,
IN'SI'IIE NOW.
Let us write you the Insur
ance that you need. Policies
carefully written in reliable
companies. It It our aim to
give the utmost in service to
our policy holders.
G. W.YOUNG AND SON
Read -Batata aa4 fcwsmaca.
110 Caa M. Phone UT
ONE'S JOB MUST COME FIRST
Salary Should Bs a Sscondary Object
for the Man Who Is Anxious te
Advance.
I have never known a young man to
advance far when he thought much
about bis salary while at work, or who
let that salary have anything to do
with the Interest he was putting Into
his Job. l"he Job Is the chance, the op
portunity, to show what you are made
of. to show what you have for sale
your ability, your personality.
If you have something unusual for
sale you may be sure you have what
every employer Is always looking for.
If you are alert, enthusiastic, original.
If you try to stamp everything that
goes through your hands with superior
ity, you may be sure that you. will
soon find a place at the front with
commensurate salary.
On the other band, the man who
drags through Just onough work to get
by, who gets to his Job when he bos
to and watches the clock for time to
go home will not see his salary envel
ope fatten very rapidly.
Quibbling over one's salary ha
spoiled many a career. It Is not what
you ere paid for doing, but what you
do that you are not paid for that is
the key to the position above you.
This Is almost Invariably the case.
The service you render which you are
not obliged to give is the thing that
attracts your employer. Orison Svrott
Mardcn In Chicago Dally News.
Thermometer Deterioration.
Even thermometers become old, and
consequently Inaccurate with age, mer
curial Instruments ' reading too high
and spirit Instruments too low. In the
former case the bulb appears to shrink,
thus forcing the quicksilver too far up
the stem. This gradual shrinkage is
supposed to be due to the fact that the
t-xternnl presoure on the bulb may be
considerably higher than the Internal
pressure, the air as fnr as possible hav
ing been removed before the srlnss Is
sealed. On the other hand, the spir
it thermometer Is sealed with the bulb
covered In a freezing mixture, in order
to lock up In the glass as much nlr ns
possible. The instrument thus Blarts
with the Internal pressure which In
time nppeaiH to be reduced cither by
expansion of the glass under the In
ternal pressure or by leakage. Scleu
f'fli .Amerlcnn.
WE ARE GOING TO CONTlT1.
Lower Price Sale!
0 -f ttrf 4t .-. saaaf
Our 15 to 25 Reductions
on every tmng are still in effect -and
hundreds additional
pecial Bargain
0 We are assembling the finest and most a,
J teresting stock of ladies ready-io-vvear r
J ments ever seen in Roseburg. We
J you will call it wonderful. For CoaU,Suits
jj Dresses, Sweaters, Corsets, Underwear and
1 Shoes, all fancy and staple merchandise
a Take advantage of our sale.
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4 TIIK STOltK THAT IS MAKING PltlORS UOVtR
mm
TONIGHT OSLV
EDNA
WALLACE
HOPPER
IS
"Just
Around
T3he
Corner"
NOT A MOTION' PICTUEK.
HIT A SIAKKLI& COMEDY
HIT.
Large Sum Is
Paid for Lands
SALKM, iXov. ,10 Tha Pacific
LI vest-, ck company 1- day paid the
blate $50,000 at rart of $.:.", OoO
for a quit claim deed to lands in liti
gation in Harney and Malheur coun
ties. Th-s first $25,000 was paid in a
far oto and the next $50,000 will
be paid a year frr.tr. today.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark of Port
land passed through this city today
enroute to California to spend the
wim er. Mr. Clark was formerly the
owner of the Clyde Hotel In Portland
having recently sold that hostelry.
Ho is a friend of Mr. Ray Clark an.l
W. J. Weaver t the Umpqua Hotel.
Buy your shoes at Stephens, where
you ret your money's worth.
TO MISIC
All members
Music club are
at the armory u .l.
Thursday morning, and ti Z
p. in., for the couiuiuiiitT iIbi
of the twf
II All. Y WkTHKl ftOVK.
TI. F?. Went her Bureau, toil af.
Uofieburg, Oregon. U kun L
(L. m.;
rwlpltathm la lai-h u4 H-msh
H!tth--st lt-mp'ratur Mi-rdij
1.4 went temperatir lilt tlcfct
I'r tpitatitin. lait U bouti
Tni;il iirt-olp. ilnce flrrt of nuui!
Normal prtt-tp. for thli nmtk .
Total preclp. from Sept 1. m
to date , t
Average prerip. from Krp. 1.
Total 4'xrenn from Sept. 1. 1KI . ,
AvcriiK precipitation for tl n
Forecast to t p. ol for Mnkiwi
Tnmidit and Thurtdtr fiir. tutaJ
lanket Week
BLANKETS
FOR LESS!
Buy Yours Now and Save Mony, Lower Prices aw!
Money Saving Values.
CRIB BLANKETS FOR BABY.
Iflfeaaslfi
3 m ViV HI H m7a-jtinn-'uide Institution l
5)c to I..TO PLUS WAR TAX.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY VIJ.liSD. A.u
A BIG DOUBLE FEATURE BILL
Douglas Fairbanks
IX THE JOM.IKVT MIX-UP YOU HAVE KVEK SKKX IX YOlIt LIFE
"His Majesty The American
a mi
Is fWllW
Ik j-mi remember when yon were a kid and Hie lxys tied your dollies lion 'uU.,rY.H ,?
mi tliut you got home late and HioukIi you tlioimlit you were g nmeil P )"r ,L"
WELL
Jack Pickford
WILL TAKE YOU BACK TO THOSE GOOD OI O DAYS Vi
"IN WRONGS
DLAGIXE! A BIO DOUBLE BILL LUCE THIS AT RKGULAU ADMISSION PHICES
10c ADULTS 20c.
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