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UMPQUA POST NO. 16
- of the
American Legion
Presents
THE GREAT
Shirley Saxaphone Sextet
An extraordinary musical treat, to be followed by a
Jitney Dance at the Armory December 9
Music Furnished by These Peerless Musicians.
Admission, 50c Armory Dec. 9
Notice Nobles
Ellm. Shrine Club
will meet Friday
evenlnx. Dee. 10th
at 7:30. Election of
officers for 1921 and
other Important
business.
GUY BLACK.
Pres.
Did you read the adv. about the
blc sale of U. S. Army blankets at
207 Jackson St., next to Douglas
Bank Iildg.T
Roseburg gets a shipment of IT. S.
army blankets which are now on sale
at 207 Jackson St., next to Douglas
Bank Bldg. Be sure and come today.
Kenneth Marsters, six-year-old son
of Ray Marsters, underwent a serious
operation at the Mercy hospital this
morning. Dr. Sether was in attendance.
PORTLAND MABKKT8.
PORTLAND, Dee. 9. Hogs
are holding nrin ioaay ai
til. BO and $12. The cattle
market is steady at present
price levels, with sheep in good
demand but lower prices pre-
railing. Lambs from east of
the mountains are bringing only
seven to eight cents. Butter is
steady.
EXKTOX AND VICINITY.
O. R. Crubbe has moved from his
farm across the river to the suburbs
of Elkton.
Mrs. B. S. Adams' baby Is quite
111.
A. B. Haines is attending to busi
ness matters in Portland.
F. F. Wells went to Gardiner to
attend the port meeting. -
Oliver Haines took a business trip
to Roseburg last week.
Floyd Fenley has been making
regular trips up to "Dutch farm."
. Anna Binder and Ed Helms were
united in marriage last Wednesday.
Stacy Fenley, assistant road su
pervisor. Is going to work on the
Hargan grade.
Wallace Freyer took a shipment of
bogs to Drain last Friday.
V. H.
The condition o Ruth Flnley, In
fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. L.
Flnley, is said to be unchanged to
day. The baby is still seriously 111.
r Qn t untMiaii. a former Rose
burg girl, was married to Glenn H.
Rnwn in Eugene on December 8th,
at 11 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Bown left
immediately for California by auto,
where they will spend several
1 V, - rnFnntA . tliAV BtOtlDed in
Roseburg for several hours, visiting
with Jessie M. uracroii.
"Professor Pep," the Junior play.
LIBERTY THEATER
:li ROSEBIRCTS LEADING PHOTOPLAY BOUSE.
"WHERE EVERYBODY GOES"
THE STARS OF THE WORLD IN OCR ATTRACTIONS.
TODAY AND TOMORROW.
A New Artist
is bom to the Cinema World in
this great dramatic production.
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RO&&TON-COL
The Master of Men
The Ideal of Women
The Idol of the World
In an American Society Drama of Heart Interest,
Intrigue and Action.
Gaumont News of World Events. .
Greater Feature Comedies
Ford Educational.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Matinee Daily 2:15 p. m.; Evenings 7:15 and 9
p. m. Children Matinee 10c, Evenings 15c.
Adults 25 cents.
"Mr. Huey Is preparing to go
to his Optical College. He Is
going to take a .post-graduate
course in the latest methods of
eye examination and glass fit
ting. He will be gone several
months when he returns he
will be better prepared to give
you more efficient optical ser
vice. Those In immediate need of
optical work should call on
him at once."
MrT I. C. WELL.
A.S. HUEY
Optometrist. Roseburg, Ore.
CITY NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Bestul and
two children, of Coos County, ate
visiting In this city with friends for
a few days. They formerly resided
here.
The Sylmon Valley Parent-Teacher
association will give a pie social Dec.
11, at the 8ylmon Valley school
house, three miles west of Roseburg.
the first school house beyond .the
Soldiers Home.
.Ruth Montomery who Is lu the
city conducting a survey of the
schools, will address the Fullerton
Parent Teachers Association t i Its
regular meeting tomorrow evening.
She will speak on the subject of
"Hints on Child Health."
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hamburg and
daughter, Miss Mary Reams, left this
morning for California, Tennessee,
Mississippi- and other points, where
they will make an extended sojourn.
They will return to this city the lat
ter part of January. Mr. Hamburg
la In the employ of the Southern
Pacific.
Archdeacon Chambers and Father
Rice, of the Episcopal church, will
arrive In Roseburg tonight from
Portland and will hold a meeting at
the Episcopal church this evening at
7:30. Archdeacon. Chambers and
Father Rice are visiting all the Epis
copal churches In Oregon to arouse
new Interest in the three year nation
wide campaign of the church, which
wa begun a year ago.
' The funeral services of Edwin
Earl Thornton, two year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Thornton of
this city, were held this afternoon
at two o'clock at the Roseburg Un
dertaking parlors. Rev. J. H. Dick
son of the Baptist church conducted
the service, and Interment followed
In the Masonle cemetery. Many
sorrowing friends and relative of
the bereaved parents were present
and there was a profusion or Deau
tlful floral oferlngs.
.
The ladles of St. George's church
will hold a sale of fancy articles and
home cooked food at the Casey real
estate offices Saturday, Dec 11.
"Professor Pep," the Junior play.
Real Sacrifice
275 acre ranch; 120 acres cul
tivated, with some good creek
bottom; balance in pasture
with lots of wood; good range
land when cleared; well wat
ered; 5-room house, good large
barn, sheds and outbuildings;
partly fenced; on good grav
eled road; near school. Owner
forced to sell at once. A fair
offer will take It. But little
cash required. Call or phone
and get full particulars regard
ing it. I
INSURANCE
For reliable fire Insurance
service let us handle your
business. Know that you have
full protection under our poli
cies. No risk too small.
G. W.YOUNG AND SON
Real .Estate and Insurance.
110 Cass St. Phone 417.
SPECIAL NOTICE See our
Christmas candies, any size box you
wish. For your bulk candles we
recommend Vogan's. We carry a
complete line of hard candles. A few
boxes of California Glace Fruits left,
Prices right. The Mapleleaf.
NOTICE.
To the people of Cleveland: There
will be preaching in the church on
Sabbath. Dec. 12. Time will be an
nounced through school. The speaker
wants to meet all members of the
Methodist church, and others who
are interested In having a regular
pastor and Sabbath school. It you
are Interested. in the upbuilding of
the Kingdom of God and welfare of
your children, be there.
A. 8. JENKINS.
"Professor Pep." the Junior play.
X NEW TODAY
FOn HA LB Used Dodge car, cheap.
i-none os.
FOH SALE Oood milch cow with
holfer calf. 8. It. Alexander, River-Hide.
TAILORING, dressmaking of all kinds.
Phone 1S7-R. E28 8. Main.
FOIl RKNT Furnished rooms for
Hunt housekeeping. No rhtldren.
n winrnester. l'hone 170-Y.
FOR HA LB OR RKNT 160 acre farm,
about 125 acres farming land, near
Isadore station, Douglas County. J.
n. nawiey, utviue, une county
Oreiron. dw
FOR SALE A REAL HOME AT A
jkkal, uakuain. Conveniently ar
ranged s-room house, furnished or
unfurnished, strictly modern, pave
ment paid. In one of best residence
districts; 2 lots, on corner. Weil Im
proved with lawn, ruses, ornamental
shrubbery, several varieties choice
younir bearing; fruit and nut trees,
strawberries. blackberries and
grapes. $1200 down and terms. Ad-
nrcss A. A., care News-Kevlew.
CHRISTMAS GIFT, SUGGESTIONS
For Him:
WATCHES
RINGS
CHAINS
TIE PINS ,
FOUNTAIN PENS
SAFETY RAZORS
For Her:
WRIST WATCHES
EVERSHARP PENCILS
PEARLS
RINGS
IVORY SETS
SILK UMBRELLAS
Or a set of Community Silver for Mother or the
Good Wife and Dad would like a new emblem
BUBAR BROS.
HAVE THEM
MATINEE
EVENING
MATINEE
Thursday and Friday
See- WM. S. MART
With Ann Little and Thomas Santchi
in a picture that is entirely different from his usual role.
"The Cradle of Courage
ncvvriuc-ic9 n no me nnni puncn. u is a dramatic iton'
of the Reconstruction of a life-long cheater of the law.
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Hand
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The
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Chfldra
15 Cenb
Adults
35 Cent
WITH
Majorie Daw, Matt Moore and Wesleyjf?
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SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY Tt't SDAV
BEHOLD MY WIFEM
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