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5: "NOW-A-DAYS" says the Good Judge W-B CUT is a long fine - RIGHT Big Stock Reduction For a few days w will make you very attractive price on Shady Hrook Dairy Feed. Olym pic Dairy Feed, Kaskada Mo lUKI Dairy Feed, Carnation Dairy Feed. Dry Alfalfa Meal. Hulled Hurley, Hog Feed, Etc Hay. Grain and Potatoes. Also 4 Good Fresh Cows. Judd&McMillin ANTI-URIC FOR RHEUMATISM This Is the slogan of many psopl here who have used this asrbal remedy and found re list from their rheumatic troubles. THY IT If you do not get relief your money refunded. For Sale by Nathan FuIIerton CHESTER WHITE , SWINF SALE Bving overstocked on pure bred Swine, I am offering the publit a rare chance to buy Brood Sows, Gilts, Boars and Wtaned Pigs, at one-half what sthsr breeders charge. Foun dation stock from Schoe! and Nichols. Write me for prices. J. B. LARGE OukUntl, Oregon. "Do Your Christmas Uitfjl WARM UP! Cozy Glow Heaters 1 1 Just the thing to warm j UHLIG'S ELECTRIC STORE A man can get a heap more satisfaction from asmali chew of this class of tobacco, than he ever could get from a big chew of the old kind. He finds it costs less, too. Tho good tobacco taste lasts so much longer he doesn't need to have a fresh chew nearly as often. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put up in two styles cut tobacco CUT is a short-cut tobacco e. dana caulkims E. Dana Caulklns' business ia to help public officials provide adequate phys ical education, playground and other recreational facilities. Acquaintance Limited. A new cli'.k la an Anderson dopart nient store whs asked hy a woiiihii customer where she mlelit find mosqui to bnr. The clerk, misunderstanding, answered : "I htiven't been here long, no I don't believe I know where you will find Miss Ktn Itnrr. Then studying a moment, nfter see 'm; the puzzled look of the customer. She bopged pnrdnn and sn!d hurriedly that the mosquito bar was In the basement. Rubber Imports Increase. A marked Incrense In the amount of crude rubber Imported Into this country Is shown by figures for the flcnl year ended June 3ti. l'J'JO, com piled by the National City bank of New York. During the year GOO.OOO. (WW pounds were linporti'd. ns com pared with I.TJ.OOtMHW In HUH. Two thirds of Hip ii mount Imported wa nv?d for auto tires. MP If A -r.t " We are exclusive agents for WARNER'S RUST PROOF CORSETS Warner's Corsets are the favorite with Roseburg people. Warner's Corsets are guaranteed to give satisfaction. I. ABRAHAM tine imv (iooim Iddlea' and Men's Furnishings Shopping Early" ? you up, when you come j in chilly. j: t Yoara rr Thlmn" Electrical at HER DAUGHTER AND HIS SON. BY 1DAH McGLONE GIBSON Mrs. Cameron's Hypociby In response to my request that t be allowed to see Grat e. Mrs. Camer on said ostentatiously that she would ask the nurse. She foritot to close the door tightly as she went into the other room and I heard her say in a siaKe whisper: "Ann Whitson Is here Grace, but I do not think you should see her. here's the nurse! We'll hsve her go in and tell Ann that your'e not able to see her." "But I want to see her." came In Grace's fretful voice. " and besides I sent the nurse out for ciKarettes." "Now, Oracle. I've told you that 1 do not want you to smoke." "Mother, I'm a married woman and my own boss. Did Ann toll you how Ken Is?" I shuddered at the heartless tone of her voice as she asked about Ken. "No," said Mrs. Cameron, "but I shower her your marriage certif cate." "Well. guess that will hold her tor a while." "Yes. but my dear, she Immediate ly asked about the , license." said Mrs. Cameron. " am tearfully afraid that it will come out that you were ready with the license. We can never e; plain that. ' Just then they must have noticed tnai the door was open a tiny bit tor I heard a sibilant "Ssh " and then Grace began to groan and to scream, ond her mother In an agoniz ed voice sain, "Oh, darling, darling what is the matter, Shall 1 send for the doctor?" . Mrs. Cameron came throneh the door and said quickly: "You cun see mat poor Grace is In a terrible slate. When she realized that you were here it sent her off Into another par oxysm of grief and nervousness. The nurse has gone out for a moment ami. ir you will excuse me, I will go back to Grare until she returns. Then I will ask her If it will be safe for ursco to see anyone. "1 shall have to know very soon us .Mr. llulsey ls waiting my return to the hospital." "Oh, are you going back to see Mr. Halsey?" she asked. "If you are will you plesae say to him that Door Grade thinks that she ought to go to her husband at the hospital. Will you please have Mr. Halsey get her a room next to Ken's. Under the cir cumstances I think it would serve to sooth her nerves to be near her hus band and so romantic don't vou think? The children are so in love with each other you know." I have sometimes wondered at the psychology of a woman who could make a Bpeech like Mrs. Cameron made to me. She knew that she did not believe one word of what she said, and that I knew she didn't be lieve one word she said, and yet. she look a great deal of pride In lying to nersen and discomfiting me. "I am sure, Mrs. Cameron, that it will be impossible, for Grace to gel a room next to Ken If she persists in making so much noise. I said this in a little louder tone than 1 had been using, and it had the effect that I expected. Grace soon became quiet and called to her mother in a ridiculously weak voice: "Mother, darling, is that Ann with you? 1'lease ask her to come in. I am well enough to see her nnd I want to send a message pack to my husband. I want to assure him that I will come to him as soon as pos- Ible." "I think you had better ao in and see her, Ann. She seems quite com posed for the first time since they brought her from the hospital this morning." went into tho room. Tomorcow irnco Kvpl:iini, o Movie Closeups A hobo wilh a sense of loyalty. Is supposed to be a rarity. Hut Will Rogers proves that he is Just that. The Goldwyn siar, in hiB latest pic ture, "Jubllo." presents a knight of the road who locates the train rob bery and saves from prison the man who gave him his first long distance Job. Jubilo. the hobo, had no partic ular friendship for the man, but In his daughter found someo'ue who meant more to him than his free life he had been leading In the kingdom of Vagabondia. The story concerns Itself with a gang of truln robbers who whitewash ihc flanks of one of Uieir horses so that It resembles .llm Hardy's horse. In due time suspicion rests on Hardy (Charles French.) But Jubllo had come upon the gsng dividing their spoils and after they had gone dls covers a pail of whitewash. Later, Bert Rooker. comes to the farm and tells Hardy that he will soon he ar rested for the robbery. In the course of the conversation which Jubllc overhears, the fact Is brought out that Rooker planned the robbery to Jail Hardy for revenge. In the course of the ensuing fightl Hardy shoots his tormentor. But the Bherlff who comes to the farm says that he now has sufficient evidence to arrest the real culprit. Hooker has been only lightly wounded and attempts to escape but Is caught. Thn Hose Hardv. ( losle Sedawick) thanks Ju bllo for the part he has played and asks him to stay at the farm perma nently. From the way that she asks him. Jubilo knows tnat his days on the road are numbered. The picture, which will he the fea ture attraction at the Amlrs theatre tonlKhl. was directed by Clarence Hsdger. and Is splendidly enacted by a small but splendid cast. U it Critics hsve placed Maurice Tuor nlers new picture. "The Last of the Mohicans" by J. Kenlmore Cooper In . . rstpsorr of film productions. It Is called a permanent photoplay, TAKES PAIN OUT OF RHEUMATISM Keep Sloan's handy for backach strains and sprains, too SLOAN'S Liniment has been sold for 39 years. Today, it is more popular than rer. There can be but one answer Sloan's produces re sults. Applied without rubbint, it ptnetralrt to the afflicted part, bringing relief from rheumatic twinges, scutica; sore, still, strained muscles; backaches sprains, and other external pains, oltcn the remit of exposure. It leaves no inussincss, skin st.n in or clogged pores, lt a Urge bottle for greater econ. omy. Keep it handy for use when needed. Your druggist has it. Three sizes -35c, JUc, J1.40. Uniment&3 claslc, which means that it will live when the ordinary entertainment film has passed on. This Is for ev- ral reasons, the first being that Tournler proved he could make an absorbing entertainment out' of Ihc Cooper story, nnd nt the same time preserve the Historical and educa tional values. The Liberty theatre offers his extravagant production for two days beginning tonight. "The Last of the Mohicans" Is a story too well known to need any repetition, but the sweet love tale. wttn the humor und pathos, thrills and exciting moments is one that will cause every beholder to gasp then laugh, then gulp for it is In tensely human. Intensely real and Is replete with historical evenm that thrill. All the ability and knowledge of the great Tournler has gone into the production, which conies as his lirsl through the new Associated Produc ers, of which he, is a member with Thos. H. Ince. Marshall Neilan, Mack Sennett, Allan Dwun, George Loane Tucker and J. Parker lteud, Jr. An all lead cast especially selected by Tournler appears In this story. The Bcenic backgrounds are exquis ite In their rugged beauty. t "Houdiui" the famous handcuff king and Bclf liberator, will be the attraction tonight at the Majestic thentrp in "The 11 rim Game". Houdiui- Is seen as a young newspaper reporter, who In his search for news gocsthroUKh many adventures and many hairbreadth eaies. In "The Grim Game." lloudinl adds some dnngernus aeroplane stunts to his long list of 'thrillers. "PARIS COMES TO AMERICA" English Visitor Finds French Influ ence. Especially in Architecture. It usod to be s:ifd ttmt pood AtimtI cnim when U1.7 licl went to I'lirln. The ltirlia 11 lure no OmiM t still powerful ; hut every tiny 1 nhoiiM puoss that more of I'nrls conip to America. The upper pnrts of New York have tin u lev 11 rds uih J apartim nt ho 11 Res very like the real thing, and I Dutlced that the architecture of Kranrp exerts a special attraction for the rich man decreeing himself a pleuNiirt dome. There are millionaires residence In New York (hut nitht have heen trans planted not only from the Avenue du HoU uV lUmiotftie hut from Tourulne Itself; while when I made my pilgrim ai:e to Mr. Wideuer'H, J 11 t ouislde t'Mhidelphin, I found Iteinhrandl'K Mill." nnd Manet's dead hull fighter. painted dlvlntly by Colot and Kl Ore- ! co's fumily primp, and bonatfllo's St. j (Jeorpe, and one of the most lovely i scenes that ever was created by Tur i ner's enchanted hnish, all enshrined In a palace which Louis Selxe might have built. nut America Is still more French than this. Her women can not he less snipnee than those of France, nlihntiph J they surest a cooler blood and lcs j dependence on male society; her shops ; can be as dlsilnpulshed as those of the ( Ituo de la Ffllx and far more costly; , and her bread Is better than France s best. Moreover, when It comes to nlpht, and the Broadway constelhi- J tlons challenge the darkness. New York leaves Paris far behind. For ev- , ery cabaret and nipper resort that j Paris can provide Now York tins : three; and for every dancing floor In i Paris New York bns 30. Uood Americans, however, will still remain faithful to their old posthu mous love, If only for her wine. K. V. it. ti. Jll4lfii "Wildroot Liquid Shampoo Is ddinhrfully different. "It Is so esiy to use snd It doesn't dry my hsir as ordinsry Susp docs, yetuclearows perfectly. "It makes my hsit so soft sod silky snd so easy to do up I ttU ml 0 i I s F. rilAI'MAJI. druggist. Masonic liblg., Kosrtmrg, tlregon. I fialr is silhj now 1 GENERAL ROZVADOWSKI j-XZZ.. A ' a.? r Gentral Rozvadowskl is chit' of statT of Uis Polish srmy. How Spiders Trsvsl. Spinning webs Is second nature with spiders. After thev are halehed from the egi s In a cocoon, they cling to gether for about a week. Then they separate, but their legs do not curry them very fur. Farinir ilia wind anrf stumllni on the tips of their legs, th imny spiders raise their abdomens and emit a silken tip end. The fulntesl current wafts the irossnuier In the ale and wl en enough Is let out to penult of aerial fllirtit the Insect drifts sway When It wish, to land It hnuls Ir. the thread. Wherever It lands It can spin webs without the slightest In trucil ns from older spiders, older male spiders sei in to loso this gift. There are about f.V Kpct-fcs of snl- ders In America, but only two, (hi bouse and gunb u spiders, are wet Chevrolet Cars (25.00 and $38.00 Bulck Cars. . .130.00 and $45.00 For Other Cars Pihes on Application. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE Apeney Itnlck nnd Chorrolrt 441 N. sfarksou HU KonebDrg. Logan Tips, Spring Delivery These, are not Rprout plants. Jolul lants or spranple tip plants. Thoy e ffrst-cIuHS tips. AIho have straw uerry plants 'and all hinds fruit trees, lietter book your order now. It. L. KM.13 Three miles west of Hoseburg. Ussss All Hurls of sales successfully concluded, for arrangements see M. C. I: DA11.M (Jl 630 N. I'lne St. NEW ORECOfJ Again under the man agement of Mrs. Foutch House thoroughly reno miieh new furniture aildnl. (;ood rM)ins. Hy day or we k . Ill Sheridan Street. r. R. P. radford and Wife. ) Graduates and poit gradu- J atcs of the Oldest Charter- j ed College of Chiropractic n the world ! have re-npned offices in toa 4 I'erhlns Uldg. We use no drugs aor sleo , triclty. nothing but straight Chlropnctlc. and havs been 4 sure riful for tlis ptst ten 4 years In handling almost svsry dlM'Se known to the human family. (.;! hoars to 11; snd 2 to t p. m. I'UONKD ; Residence 40 T Office 4S1 f7iM vf. ' 1 T& G2isae a GolsS Take Grov&'s Popular nil over the World as a remedy for Colds, Grip and Influenza and as a Preventive. Be sure its Bronio The genuine bears this signature Price Wutchos and evoews repaired: sat isfaction guaranteed. Wilbur Spatigh, C04 l'inw street. Buy Better Bucks and the Best Breeding Ewes for Less Money. BUYSH!PWHlIHIYREtOW. THAI 13 R CHI NOW If you sr. Interested In any number f tlther srude or reu lMt.ri.i .hMHt, ir he following breeds: liuniniinre, .lirepslilre. Lincoln, Rom cy, Cotswold. Kaiubuulutte. or any rosH. rlt us qtilfk whst you want. OltKtiO.N MVKSTOt'K COM. CO. Rot SI. North Portland. Oregon . x i mm W I1H THE PERSONAL TOUCH -VO UR PHOTOCRAPHI Vou are not as busy e are not CLARK'S WE Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County Light and Water Co. j JUST UNLOADED i A Carload of American Strel Wiie FENCm 4 1 4 We can save you some money on twice Hhlle this lot lasts. J. F. BARKER & CO., 5 ROSKitruo, oni'tKrN f rMrLIIME.NTU Al'IO.UOHILKH TKACTOR8 i Agfuila fir Oliver l'lows and Implement. I 30c. ItKMOVAfi NOTICK. I hr.ve moved my shoe repair shop to room Just south of Fruit Union building, on Winchester street. Glad to see all my old cUHiomers, and also ne wones. I give satisfaction. J. W. Hull. 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