Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, November 29, 1920, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextiwwiOTnriwi irKwa-RKVTFW mowat, KOVBWTtFn ao, 1130. paoh fitt? ; yyW pfl - I 1 R iV J J II 1 'i a .f NEW SUITS NEW ARRIVALS AT LOWER PRICES That New Suit you have been waiting for is here. The Price has gone down. Therefor giving you unexcelled value for money invested, Prices $24.75, 13 $29.75 and $34.75. Blue Serges and Beautiful Nov elty Patterns. jovie Closeups tuty dainty MIHe lliirkfi, tho plir paramount-Artcraft star, itilir! Fancy her Jimmying open (on unil burgling with real old bt ol the Jimmy! That she is :ut In this lino o( work, (but ttrom the standpoint of the art .ew) Is indicated by her por- 1 0! the Hellar roie in Away Prudence," a delightful comedy u ihirh will be shown at the rn ibeatre tonight. urminj llurka's comedy m were never shown to better u:e than In the role of i'md- ritnrnn n ilnrlee mtlelv irirl. Mr flying to her lover's at- grns and if brought to her senses through a kidnapping arragned by him. Prurience Is lorcetl to live with a baud of crooks, who compel her to learn all the tricks of their pro fession. Miss Burke showed marked ability in Jimmying open windows, scaling walls, throwing knives and breaking into houses -and even at shooting oraps. She disguises in a neat suit of boy s clothing, but alHo finds opportunity to don a clever checkered suit and several evening dresses, with hor usual charm. In the flying scones, Miss Burke wears a leather coat belonging to a girl friend who saw servico in the recent war in France, and lu the trousers and helmet of a French nee. Percy Marmont is her leading man. Others in the cast Include Dorothy Walters, Charles I-anc, Maudn Tur- CLASSIFIED COLUMN P4.MKW CLASSIFIED AltVKItTIMRMKiVrS WILL BR KOUND ON LAST WANTED. TED Turn , large or smalt. jl)-r Ben. Hine JtiKl" i;....l mil. ti mw. AililrcKS it Nfvs-k.. i.-w. TKP iy widow. Uiti-liinK to ilo at In.iulr.. li:::i riniua Ave. TKIr a elHte on f irm hv man lt. A.Mtvs Stiilc X. Wiiriluck I fi.ur or five rH.in ftirniehed m ..r lour r mi fitruishi-.l (or -kn-l.inK. Will pay Kond rent, fc'.e lut-Y. tkii t TrtTnmtT.i.-n.-e its "'tb k..R4.l,UtK fr -'tKj UUfltUO- t.f a l.irunin. A.l.lr. Jr I'..,H, ),uri Ncwu-ltcview. : a Kl1. riy ln.ly '(V with 5L- h'rk m Ft,IInli, f-r " 111.1 l,..ar,l. A. Wrens X. V., rare u 'T''"""1"" "" 'arm l.y nmr J" r lll put on ..m.- it'ieil nilleh I K 'y - Heaver. Wilbur, Ore- FOIl SALE 10 tons of oat hay. 20 at the ranch. W. (1. l'aul. It. 1. No. 1. K IK SALE Good team of work horses. $'0 if taken .-it jm-e. In-iuirv lat Ua Cans utreet. or :hon-5 ?1.. Folt SAI.K Duroc Jersey young plKs. Address K. W. Oliver, LlUunvUle, Jr. I'luine ljKSSj rem SAI-K Nifty Ford liuir. U U ItiiljiTls. Motor Shop tlaraKe. I'lllS Flllt SALU llntocs from 911 to $ I each. F. Hehm idt. Hroekway. FOK HALK Very nn cull" apples at Oveilund Oreharils. Chas. A. Urand. Hilt SAI.F: 1917 Chevrolet. $;!00. See 1'. M. Parker. Koselniry liaruRC. Flllt SAI.K Two mlUh Ki"ts. sunn. North end Harrison St. Wilson. rresh f '"'" Tk. l.ly , ep:ilriliK ""' "f llKl.t work. E.!: '" J. Mux Tl-A. r-- .I hi' foil ki:xt. boxes. i'ii'SJianoni,! nH,,k:""1 r,,, L,,,ihi R M;.ln si. SKi!i"," ""e"Ke.plni -mr aVVL rooms. Jj!jrB-Tj" ln ,n'i NnMi."',"" 8lx rom rottaire ".., ,i"k;"('! "'- ln"'r. -i. ,.t n,r,;n;:i,r''"'"y-135 c,u" :'d.. ,71 '"r, r"m 1v5 feet m:,w ' " n. Item r.i. m r,tm. i.r ... . UIAN 1i. ... T z-"- rm lo.m. i J . 7 r rural i, m";.' ."""est rate, f '"' Kir;,'-,'"1""" " l -- ",r llle. r Itorn . ' - " J.."' h..l K.,v , r '-' N.w..,'':.",'"in Pen. t. J?.,V-'""' .1 Patter- nvk..,. ""ictlv r- r Ft Mt SALE Ity owner, 5 arres. close In: enw, rhiekens, household goods. Terme. Inquire k-'6 K. U-me. FOlt.SA LK Apples and cider (lellvemd In town. Phone 2S-F2. L. It. Skinner & Sons, Ktllt SALK Steel raiiKe In Komi eon dltlon, a!so Ktllnon phonofrrnph anil records. Phone &1-J. Foil SALIC A weaving loom. Inquire at the quartermaster's olTIre at the Soldiers' Home. Foil SALF. Wilson or (Iiild liollar strawberry plants will deliver in Itoseburg. Fred llllard:i FOK SALE 1920 Ford truck, with bed and eab. In A-l condition, cheap, livkwoiid Motor Co. FOK SALK Several thousand loKan- berry tips, spring delivery. 11. W. CHsler. H. F. I. I. BoxJ.6 Foil SALK Or will trade Tor teuin and wagon, a Ford truck. J. Murkhart. S mile west of Huldlers Home. FOK SALE 91 arres- bottom " land. about 75 In rultlvatlnn. 2 miles So. Piddle. Viola Mvnatt. Itlddle, Ore. Foltl TOL'RINO CAR For sale cheap Just repainted and In good mechani cal eonditlun. Service Uarage, ltose- burg. Foil SALK i-ronm house, screened porch. In Itlverslile. or will accept team and wagon as part payment. Mrs. W. Stubbleneld. Illllard, Ore. 'OK SALK Kepublir truck. Ootid as new; run less thjin three montlls Will trade also. L. C. Itushn, 1117 S Main St. Pht.ne 21. 'OK SALK One nrx horse Fall banks gasoline engine in first class rendi tion. Price lino. Write or phone K. U Settle. On!.' In nil. Oregon. iur Gordon, Bradley Barker and Al bert lliuki'tt. Josephine Lovett is the author of the story, and tho contin uity was by Kathrne Stuart. John 3. Itubertson was the director. No other aviator has taken such a hold on the popular imagination ah has Lt. Ormcr Locklear. He not only won a great name but created a vis ible moving record of all that he diti by entering moving pictures. "The Skyway man," is the last and finest picture Locklear made. It sums up his Ufa work, tor into it he put the fruit of all his years of expe rience as & flyer. As a William Fox production, "Tho Skywayman was presented at the Liberty theatre last light opening a limited engagement. Tuniglit is the last showing. It is a Kpecial production lu every sense of the worn, it abounds not only in ex citement and appeals not because of its spectacular thrills, but because of tho personality of lxicklear. A large audience greeted the open ing performance. The fact that thv Fox Film Corporation Is devoting lu percent of the proceeds of the profit of this production to the fumilies o. Lt. LOckleur, and his pilot, Lt. Mil ton, gives to tho engagement addi tional interest. Nothing like the "Skywayman has ever before been seen on the screen. It Is a marvel of tlirilliiiK realism. The excellence of tho photoplay l notable. Louise Lovely, now a star In her own right, plays opposite Locklear. and there Is an excellent supporting cast. Girls would you pay a dollar tor a chance to win handsomo Wal lace Held for a husband? Of course tie Is happily married and has a Ut ile Wallace Jr., but it is only in bis latest Parainount-Artcraft picture The Lottery Man," which will be shown at the Majestic theatre to night that he offers this unusual op portunity to the Indies. And iiuO.OOO of them Jumped at tho chance. Mr. Held has the role of breezy Jack Wright, who. being young, and tood looking, in debt, jobless, offers himself In a lottery, and offers to marry tho woman holding the lucky number, lt was too late to stop the rush proceedings when he fell in love with a pretty girl. To cap the climax, a homely old maid held the A-inning coupon. The manner in which the star fln al1yextricates himself from the mess and wins happiness and a fortune. turnlHhos side splitting entertain ment. The picture was adnpted from itida Johnson Young's play of the same name. Wanda Hawley, llarrl mn Ford are included in the Bast, lames Cruze was the director. i.r.MiiKi: Of all dimensionn. at reasonable rates whilp it iasis. block North of West Sldo Store. 1207 Umpqua Avenue. Phone 335-R. FOIt SALK Secon.t-Tiana cars. 3 Dodge Kros. ttunna. I Uul. R touring. 1 Fo.d roadster. All In flrstrlass condition and will be sold at bargains. J. o Newlan1 FOR SALK Pipe of all sixes; brass valves: pipe nttlngs. Hubmit your requirements t us for prlues. All giods guaranteed, regen Machinery . e.ugene. tire. Wni. Kletzer .of Yoncalla, spent tho day in Itost-burg attending to business matters. PKl.H winning A C. It. I. II. cockerels for sale; -Spilt paint" strain. Well matured birds In prime roniKtlnn. Price ti tn lit. Mrs. A. It. Soils. Yoncalla. Oregon. Foil HALE Kanch of ill) acres, also ranch of 200 acres, or both together, as they Join, and are good stock ranches: also ZIO acres fir timber. Bargain If taken soon. Inquire of springer A Wilson. Oleadale, Ore., or C R. Springer, Aaales, ore. Ol'XTV f'l.AIXMS .I,MWKI ItV THK XOVK.MIIKIt OH'IIT. W. P. Harris clerk F.lee., Hermann . 1.00 has. II. Sutton Judge Elee., Soldiers Homo 8.00 K. Stanlfred clerk Elcc., Soldiers Homo. 8.UU M. S. Montleth clerk Elec.. Soldiers Homo 8.00 Lee Barker judge Elec.. Irain 15.40 Joe Brockhardt clerk Elec.. Drain 8.00 H. A. Cool clork Klec., Ih-ain S.0Q Matthews Hedrlck Judge, Elec., TACOMA MAN DfQARfS tit: HAD SUfKRtD MR SINCE HIS CHILDHOOD "I haven't felt so well In years I do since I began taking Tanlac, and although I have takua only four bot tle I have gained ten pounds," said James Mucey, 3617. East Howe street, Tacouia, Wash. "1 had suffered from stomach trouble ever since I was a boy, and during the last few years luy condi tion had gradually grown worse. My appetite was very poor and I could not eat a thing without suffering af terward. My food would sour and ferment right after eating, gas would form and bloat me up until I could hardly got my breath and I would also have such awful pains I could hardly stand iheui. My head ached Just about all the time and I often had such terrible dizzy spells I would have to grab hold of some thing to keep from fulling. I suf fered a great deal from colds, and was subject to severe coughing spells that were especially bad nights and mornings, "I also had rheumatism In my hands and hips so bad I could hardly gut around and do my work. My nerves wero so badly upset I could get but little sleep and in the morn ings it was all I could do to get out of bed. I lost much weight and be cumo so badly run-down and weak, I folt so tired and worn out all the time I Just had to force myself to io my work. "I heard so much about Tanlac that I got some and It went right af ter my case. For the first time In years I have a splendid .appetite, can eat f thing I want and never have a particle or troume. 1 never nave a heuducho or become dizzy, the rheumatism has left me entirely and I can get around and do my work as good as I ever could. "My nerves are in good condition I sleep well and always feel refreshed on getting up. The coughing spells ive stopped and I just feel good all the time." , Tanias is sold in Roseburg by W. ii.'Chapman. and in Dlxonvllle by J i. Hat Hold, and by leading druggists verywhere. Drain It. L. Harlan clerk Elec, liraln Henry Itartholciiny, Dep. Sher. Klec, Drain Mrs. B. E. Hess, Judge Elec., Gnrden Valley J. Krwln Pnge clerk Elec, Garden Valley John Sincluir. Dep. Sher. Klec, Garden Valley Mrs. Tolly, Judge Elec, Parrott Mrs. Strickland, clerk Elec, Parrott C. O. Forrester, Dep. Sher., Elec, Parrott f. S. HlldPbiirn, clerk Elec, Itoseburg Leon McClinlock, clerk Elec, Itoseburg a. W. Young, Judge'Elec, Itoseburg Prank Lawrence, clerk Elcc, Itoseburg Evelyn Hoover, clerk Elec, Itoseburg Q. W. Krusn, judge Eltc, West Itoseburg Moy L. Ellis, clerk Elec, West Itoseburg O. S. Houser, clerk Elec, West Itoseburg M. L. Wolib, Jtldgp Elec, West Itoseburg A. T. Tuber, clerk Klec, West Itoseburg lohn Itepse, Dep. Sher., Elec, West Itoseburg .... Ida Howard, Judge Elec, Wilbur N. Laltnut, clerk Elcc, Wilbur Win. Howard, Dep. Sher., Elec, Wilbur Mildred Cook, Judge Elec, Woodward Myrtle Jennings, cle'k Elec, Woodward W. S. Powell, Judge Elec, W oodward Ed Hinkle, clerk Elec, Woodward Emma Olmstead, clerk J31pc, Woodward W. E. Itlchards, Judge Elec, Yoncalla Geo. L. Edes, clerk Elec, Yoncalla Blanche Dear, clerk Eloc, Yoncalla C. E. Watson, Judge Eloc, Enst Untpqiia Leslie Lilly, clerk Klec, East Ump'itia John Alexander, clerk Elcc, East Umpqtia CHE HIT I. S. Cray Judge Elec, Gardiner Edna Assenhimer, clerk EIpc, Gardiner - I'la Fry clerk Klec, Gardiner - Annio Perkins clerk Elec, Gardiner I. K. Hush. Judge Elec, Gardiner - C. A. Perkins. Dep. Srer. Klec. Gardiner i. A Carlson, Judge Elec, Loon Lake las. E. liarker clerk, Elec, Loon Lake V. L. Jones, Der. Sher EIpc. Iion Lake .. 4. II Ke.lrleltl Judge Elec, Glemlale P. II. Morgan, clerk, Elec., Glendale Chas. II. Austin Judge Elec, Glemlaln Guy M. Hlcolck, clerk, Elec, Glendale O. 8. Ilrown clerk Elec, Glendaln . A. rmphlette Dep. Sher. Elec, Glendalo W. L. Blngletton Judge Elec. Mt. Scott E. E Caglo clerk, Elec, Ml. Scott I'. S. Market, Dep. Sher. Elec. Mt. Scott T W Andrews Judge Elec, Scottshurg Fred Putnam clerk Elec, Scottshurg ... 4.00 4.00 12.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.25 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 9.80 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.01) 41.3" 8.00 8.00 48.20 8.00 8.00 4 00 4.00 4.00 13.00 8.00 8.00 11.0(1 i 8.00 8.09 The Public and the Teler phone Company In spite of the fact that a great majority of the tek-nhono using1 public thoroughly understand the rights, duties and obligations of public service companies, we find now and then an individual who does not understand the matter. A telephone company, in its broadest sense, is a partnership consist ing of the State as an institution, the public as a group of customers, and the company. The state determines the extent to which the company may go and regulates its rates, services and practices. Tho company furnishes the facilities with which these rights are exercised and the services ren dered. Those members of the public who constitute the customers, fur nish the revenue with which the company is enabled to perform these services. No telephone company can exist without customers, and these customers must be treated with fairness both by the company and by the State. The State does not permit any undue burden to be placed upon a customer. A public service corporation, in a brand sense, is merely an organized right to render tho public a service, and in tho same larger sense the ser vice belongs to the company's customers. It follows that tho customers are really. the company. What benefits or harms the one has a like effect upon the other. We are anxious that our present customers, applicants for service, and the company shall be treated fairly. To continue to extend our ser vice under our present condition is impossible. We invite our customers, the public of Oregon, to interest themselves in our problem. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company The First Flurry A. L. Butler clerk Elec, Scottshurg 8.00 J. A. Zachary, cl erk Elec, Keetlsport 12. UU Mrs. Mabel Chase clerk Elec, Ttoetlsport 12.00 Frank Norris clerk Elec, lleedsport 12.110 K. C. Schulte, Judge Elec, Ileedsport 8.00 Mrs. H. E. Kennedy clerk Elec, Iteednport 8.00 V. C. Schiiito. Dep Sher. Elec. UeeilKport 49. DO T. W. Angus, Judge Elec, Gardiner 4.00 Fannie Westertlale, clerk Elec, Gardiner 4.00 Frank Uslie, Judge Klec, Gardiner 4.00 Lizzie Perkins, clerk Elec, Gardiner 4.00 J. A. Janelle, clerk Elec, Gardiner 4.00 CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always Dears the Signature H. E. Darker, Judge Elec, Loon Lnko Pearl Iloak, clork Elec, Loon Lnko E. W. Smith, clerk Klec, Loon Lake Joe Ilrown, Judgo Elec, Glendale John Hanks, clerk Klec., Glendalo Geo. A. Humphreys, clerk Glendiili) C. O. Garrett, Judge Klec, Glendalo Archie Wllxon, clerk Elec, Glendale Major Hanks. Dep. Sher., Klec. Glendnlo H. A. Illakely, Judge Elec, Mt-. Scott C. L. Ileckley, rlork Elec, Mt. Kcolt Herbert Coiiiiine, clerk Klec, 8.00 j Mt. Scott 8.00 Vcrnlta Kohlhugcn, labor, 8.00 j Klec, offices 84.00 I Card Sngabcrd, Judge Klec, 8.00 Srottshurx S.oo i Huil lo Andrea s, clerk Klec, 8.00'; KcottMbtirg 8.00 i Win. Hiiielianl, Dep. Sher., 8.00: Elec. Fcottsburg 22.60 :iec, ; E. E. Williams, judge r.b c., 8.00 Heedspntt 12.00 Mabel K. Staples, clerk KleC, 4.00 It. 'disport 12.00 H. E. Kennedy, judge Lice, 4.00 Keedspori 8.00 Floyd Uarrlion, clerk Elec, 1 2.00 Itei dsport 8.00 Mrs. Charlotte Rclnllie. 8.00 clerk Klec , Iti.ed-port ... . 4.0'J C. Ci. Alien, clerk Kief., 8.00 Kwd!!p.,rt 12.00 Loganberries 10,000 Plants for Sale. Get your creek bottom land Into the best paying crop In Oregon. WALTER O. TAI L II. V. D. No. 1. IUJseburg;. 0. K. GARAGE FOR. USED CARS FORDS CHEVROLETS MAXWELL OVERLAND BUICKS STUDEUAKEKS MITCHELL CADILACS ' Also Car Tarts Winchester Street, North of Dser Creek Bridge