Roseburg news-review., December 16, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

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PAOH MIX
BELL MILLINERY
SALE
Saturday
The Christmas Gift Store
A Few Best Gifts
Handkerchiefs
Silk Stockings
and Wool
Purses and Bags
Slippers
Towels
Silk Undergarments
Embroidered Gowns
Umbrellas
Blankets and Spreads
Scarfs
Dresses
Bath Robes
Sweaters
Ties for Men
Suspender Sets
Baby Garments
Shoes
Finest Materials
Does Opportunity
Knock But Once?
Some personi have the Ids tlit 5 opportnnlty
knocks but once, but we belleTe that It knock t
the door of tome people many time. ' It U often
unrecognized, and often turned away, because of
unpreparedness. Start now to prepare for your
opportunity start an account with the Roseau: .
National Bank. . - -
it Interest Paid on Sannji Aeeranti '
TheRosebuigNational Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
THE TWO BOASTERS.
No selection can be appreciated llike those from
Fisher's, where the assortments ,are largest to
choose from and every article the highest in quality
and taste. You can make selections quietly and
inexpensively.
What they Can Wear They Like Best
Seven Buying Days Left
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AROUND THE TOWN
Here last Night
Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Holtlnger of
Staten, Oregon, spent last night In
Koseburg. leaving this morning for
San .Francisco, where they will
make an extended sojurn.
Visit In Cranio Pass
Mrs. J. M. Rose left this morning
for Grants Pass where she will visit
for a short time with her sister, Mrs.
n. H. Pernoll.
Itaby Bon Horn
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. K. Wright are
being congratulated upon the arriv
al of a 11-pound tor born to them
at Mercy hospital this morning.
Association Met
Tho Rose school parent teachers
association met Tuesday evening at
the school building and enjoyed a
program and short business meeting.
There was an exceptionally large at
tendance. Building and loan Moet
The Umpqua Savings and Loan
Association held its regular meeting
Tuesday evening. The report of the
secretary, H. O. Pargeter, showed
the association to have made a won
derful gain In the past few months,
and with the present rate of shares
being sold it will only be a short
ti ie until It will be necessary to ln
crjase the capital stock of the association.
Liberty Theatre
ROSEBTJRG'S I.F.ADIM3 PHOTOPLAY HOTJ8E.
"WHERE EVERYBODY GOES"
THE STARS OF THE WORLD IS OUR ATTRACTIONS
First Time in a special
feature picture
First Time as a Fox Star
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS
Pearl White
DARING. DARLING OF THRILLS IN
'THE
WHITE MOLL"
Frank Packard's greatest story. The most dramatic exposition
of lire in the underworld ever visualised upon the screen.
Tensely human and vividly emotional. It tells the story of a
great redemption.
Goldwin Bray Pictograph
Vodvil Movies
Gaumont News World Events
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Matinee Daily 2:15 p. nt; Evenings 7:15 and 9
p. m. Children Matinee 10c, Evenings 15c
Adults 25 cents.
By Zola Foudray
Union H. 8. No. 9, Yoncalla.
Did you hear about the sjuarrel
which took place in the vegetable
garden yesterday morning? It was
witnessed by all the growing things
there, most of whom took part. In
some way, in the general fuss.
It began in this way:
The Onion bad been boasting for
some time about his wonderful
strength. He just knew he was the
strongest thing In the garden. This
seemed to displease the Cabbage most
of all. as he had been troubled a
great deal the. last two weeks kith
iha "hiv-honri " Ami now he was be
ginning to swell up so fast, with an
ger that It looked like he would
burst.
In a soft tone, the Lettuce, which
Is a very mild mannered person, was
trying his best to calm the onion ana
Cabbage, whom it seemed were
swiftly coming to blows.
"I am the strongest!" shouted the
Onion. "You are not!" sputtered the
Cubbage. "Just let him blow his
breath on you once, and you'll soon
find out who is the strongest," piped
up the Asparagus. "Let 'em bump
heads and settle it," said the Egg
plant, wbo was very careful lo keep
hid behind a large leaf for fear of
getting his own shell cracked.
The Cornstalk, who was listening
with all ears to the unusual "rum
pus," declared It a shame that the
home in which they had all been so
tenderly reared should bo disgraced
with such scenes.
Through a crack In the ground a
Potato peered out, rubbing his eyes
in astonishment. He had been tak
ing an early morning nap, and the
noisy disturbance had awakened him.
After listening a moment to the
quarrel he said in a tiny voice.
"You'd better let the Onion have his
own way, for you know everyone in
the garden says he's the strongest."
And then he hurried back to his lit
tle home underground, for fear the
big-headed Cabbage might pounce
onto him.
But stilt the quarrel continued.
"I'll knock your head off," the Onion
howled, ruffing himself out bo big it
seemed his buttons would surely fly
off.
"Just let me get at that Onion,
I'll soon finish him," screeched the
Cabbage.
Just then the Pieplant (although
of rather a soured nature, but never
theless having a very kind, generous
heart), thought of a plan which she
was sure would stop the trouble. She
said Khe would make them a lovely
pie. Think of It! Pieplant pie! The
Sugar -beet spoke right up with an
offer to furnish the sugar to sweeten
it.
But the promise of even that
tempting morsel could not distract
the attention of those two belliger
ents, who were now ready to leap at
each other's throats, or whatever It
Is that stands for throats among the
vegetable folks.
At this critical Juncture, It was
quickly seen by all that nothing
could stop them, so each and every
one of those little people decided
they had better hunt a safe place In
which to hide, as they well knew the
fighting qualities of those two boast-
The Peas rattled in terror In their
pods.
The big, fat Watermelon gathered
together all the little trailing Water
melons and started on a run down
the row.
The Beets prepared to "beat It"
The Bean decided the aafeat plaoe
for him was at the top of fall pole,
so he broke all records In climbing
there.
The Radish leaped nimbly behind
a big Squash who, unluckily, was so
fat be couldn't get out of the way.
It took the Turnip only a second
to turn the other way and down the
path he rolled until he reached the
ditch, where In he tumbled, panting
and hot, and feeling quite safe from
the blows which he knew were com
ing. They had not been nldintf very
long when they heard the Horse
Radish give a great big horse-laugh,
and peeping out of their hiding
places beheld Mr. Onion and Mr. Cab
bage standing with a grin on their
faces and shaking hands.
The two bitter enemies had de
elded that their strength was nothing
of which to boast.
One was very thankful that his
head (though only a cabbage head)
was not cracked. And the Onion
knew without counting that his but
tons were all safe.
So peace reigned once more in the
vegetable kingdom.
Given away absolutely free at S.
K. Sykes' hardware store one Mara-
, thon eight day automatic alarm
I clock, retail price $7.00. Bach visitor
I to the store Is entitled to one guess.
I The one guessing the nearest to the
day. hour and minute the clock will
stop, receives the clock free. The
clock was wound and started Decem
ber 10th, at 1 p. m.
NOTICE.
The Roseburg Apartments have
been taken over by a responsible man
ana wife, who will hereafter conduct
the place In a manner calculated to
Inspire public favor.
YUM
YUM
Xmas Special Green
and Red Ice crMm
bricks flavored with
our new Turn Turn
flavor. Phon ua your
order Bnw for X'mli
delivery, lie per brick.
noroLA cov sty rURAwnnr
PHONK Hi.
It's Great
HOLLY FOR SALE.
Fine holly, lots of berries, for sale
at Carr's. Also" hundreds of Christ
mas boxes, ribbon, tags, seals, eta.
Do your gift purchasing now at
Carr's where you save.
DAILY WKATHER REPORT. !
IT. B. Weather mnu. weal Mee.
Roseburg, Oregoa, 14 hours eating 4
a. m.:
trFrlltarlaai la 'alphas mm Haaatevdtka
HlKlmnt temperature yesterday .. 31
Lowest temperature last night ... 87
Precipitation, laat 24 hoars 0
Total preclp. since flrat af month 4.4J
Normal preclp. for this month.... t.tl
Total preclp. from Sept. J. Ills,
to dale 1S.T4
Average preclp. from Sept. 1, '77..10.e
iinai excels rrom Sept. 1, 113.. . ill
Averaica precipitation for 41 wet
seasons (Sept. to Mar, Sao.) 11.41
Forecast to I p. m. for aeathweatra
Oregon:
Tonight and Friday rain.
WILLIAM nFXL Observer.
HEW TOAT.
4444 . 4.4.A
FOR SALE Oak library table ana all
leather rocker. Phone 4e.
WANTED Several soccer Instruction
books. Please leave at News-Revlew,
WANTKl) l.iicht furnished housekeep
ing rooms, or small furnished house.
Phone I7s-H.
FoKHALK Cheap If taken at once.
Overlaid car in fine condition. S430.
Apply Oregon Gas and fillectrlc com
pany ofTice.
LOST Or stolen. Brown ana1 white
pup, answers to 'Teddy. Finder re-
lurnio en w. Main. Keward.
YOUNO JERSEY BULL of finest brd
inff for sale chep to one who will
Klvo him rood 0&r. Edsewiter
rarm, Myrtlg Crk. Ore.
MUM. Mill, Ml ..I
WANTED-
An offer on a strictly first-class
ranch. Non-resident owner
must sell. Only part cash need
ed to handle. Ranch consists
of 175 acres. Ooed stock or
dairy ranch. .
We Want
LISTINGS;
of desirable properties. At
present we have buyers for de
sirable city reaertlea that eaa
handled with assail . pay.
ment. If yen wish to sell, see
us.
G.W.T0UNGANDS0N
Real
11 Cmm M.
I 1T.
Special Sale for Saturday Only
a vnmtmas am For Little Money
Beautiful Japanese Crepe Kimonos in Rose, CoDen ri i
der, Regular ?6.00 Kimonas for vmUi.
$2.75 and $3.7.f5 gg
A thoughtful Christmas gift Bath robe, specially priced.
A large and beautiful display of Fancy Gifts specially Dried,
the holidays. Manor
A Christmas Sale on all goods over tha store Gloves nw
Underwear, Gowns, Silk Petticoats, Silk Dress PatteS
Underwear.'. "sail
W.BELL MILLINERYB
J s L L. W
Prof. Weaver, principal of the 1 .' Mrs. Stromaulst. of Looklnr Ola
Sutherlln Academy, spent a ahort I who has been receiving treatment
time in town today checking up on I at Mercy hospital for the past four
business matters. weeks, will leave that place tomor
row for her im,.
Pimm im .
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
psMmmmmk SATURDAY I
THE HAPPY-GO-IA'CKY
Douglas Fairbanks
Seo him in Harold McGrath's latest success ...
The Mollycodi
A picture emmed full o'f thrilling situations. "Doug." Is thought to be a secret amlot icati
smugglers, and a weakling by his friends. Ho proves in his sle dee-hammer war to Is etUa i
noes an avalancne down a mountain side, then captures tne renegade leader tugs asms.
BigTime
Vaudevi:
BOTH NIGHTS
SPECIAL ADDED ATTHACTION'
BOTES
Antonio Minervini
PA MOT'S PIANO ArrORDIONIST TJila act booked on PanlaifM Circuit.
Paramount M
"Training for Husbands" Pathe News
. ADMISSION': ADULTS 80c. CHII.DItE-N 15c, INCLI DIXO WAK TAX
Two More
Nights Only
FOR PITY SAKE DON'T MISS IT
The big out-of -ordinary at traction allowing to iackrd houses
FASTER
FASH
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Slaves or pleasure, lost in a sprit of Broadway's neiits ami utugn irr. im. rjj
desires on and on dancing, loving, thirsting for new wnsattonit ue.-iu u,p
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in so me aoyas. seo hw vit ui nraiu oi numan aouia uuh urwin
Great White Way. Kvery scene a sensation.
She was
Hissed in the
Streets
She Danced
and
Butterflied
She Drank
of Life
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