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Him ftti
19212 MODEL
EVRO.
CI
NOW ON DISPLAY AT THE SERVICE GARAGE
LET
SEVEN NEW FEATURES:
Improved Clutch Entirely New Differential Gears Timken Bearings in Front Wheels Hand Emergency Brake
No Glare Headlight Lens Improved Ignition Switch New Model Zenith Carburetor
These Improvements together with much better Body Ccmtmct.c r rd Heavier Top Mateiial make ithe NEW CHEVROLET 490 MODEL
the Finest Light Car of its Class on the. Market Today. Come in and look it over. $775.CO I.O.&. KoseDurg
Glenn H. Taylor SERVICE GARAGE Roseburg, Qrcg0ll
BIG SALE!
Ladies' Fall Suits and Dresses and Skirts,
We have made an exceptional good buy
on this lot, and we are going to give the
Public a chance to save money.
Roseburg has not seen as fine a line of
Suits and Dresses as we will show you on
next Tuesday. Every woman in Roseburg
wanting to get the best bargains come early.
This sale will be conducted by Mrs. F. J.
Helliwell.
Sale starts promptly at 9 oclock Tuesday
morning, August 23rd and will continue
until this lot is sold. Everybody come.
We will have some big Grocery Specials.
Peoples Supply Co.
visiting with her parent, here for'4,,vl SWIfE TO VVATEB COXSOIEKS.
the past two wet-lea, returned to - ..
Klamath Falls where she Is employ- IlKltK IS SOMKTHI.NO fiOOD. Water will be shut off on South
id In a hank ! ' Main st- beginning at the corner of
In Fnmi (feinas Vallt-' Jo Five room modern house, j Mosher and .Main and Including Or-
Jack I'arrott and son of Camas completely furnished with good cutt. Wnite and Thompson and
Valky are in town today purchasing furniture: i'aje.tlc ranee, hot .also Including all of Millers Addl-
new farm machinery. ! and mid w.-n. r. New barn and I ti'. Sunday morning, Aug.
In From Ixsakliig (.Iki chicken house and ards; milk
Mrs K. Arnold of looking Glass ' cow; good garden: 2'i lots
Is in town this afternoon visiting and 10gsl33. All for JlTO't.OO if
shopping. I takvn at once.
To .Marli field I SFE
Mr. and .Mrs. Al Tompkins of Rid- . N ltlfK of
: :
AROUND TUB TOWN
In From (illilc
John Alexander, prominent resi
dent of J tide, spent Ihe day In. the
city attending to business mutters.
Jswvlng For l"nrtlaiid
II. M. Iloyd and family are plan
ning to leave tomortow for Portland
for a short vacation trip.
Here On Huslncae
K P. Wiley of the Sells Kioto cir
cus. Is spend Ins several days In this
city attending to business matters.
Fllgene Visitor
(J. II. Ktncald of Kugcnn Is a busi
ness visitor to this city over the
week-end.
In Fugen
Mr. and Mrs. George It. Miller of
this city are spending several days
visiting with friends In Ktigene.
Itellirn From Newport
II. I.. Kildy and family returned
last evening from a two weeks' va
ratlun spent at Newport. They re
port a very enjoyable trip.
Home to (tillage (Jrove
Miss Veeda Plaster returned tills
afternoon to Cottage drove after a
short visit at the Itartnn llelllwell
home. I.lttle Riihert llelllwell went
In foliage Grove with her and will
visit there some time.
Montana lawyer I lore
Warren K. Cnmsn, a lawer from
Unite, Mont , Is here nn a short
visit. Mr. f'omnu may eventuall)
locate here.
In From Caiiyonvlll
Herbert and Cecil Meyers, promi
nent residents of CBnyonvlllo, spe'.u
the day In this city attending to busi
ness matters.
To Move House
W. 8. Ilnmllton Is building a new
Karaite at bis residence on Fast Cass
street and will later move his house
forward over the garage
lit From Jefferson
I. II. Knight of Ji ffMrson. Oregon,
Is spending the week-end In this city
att. ndlng to business matters and
to visit wlili friends,
('tunas Valley Visitors
Among those spending the day In
the city from Camas were Mr. and
Mrs p. N. Mnywr and Theodor.
Stephenson.
Arrive From Miirvhrlchl
Pert (1. Hates will arrive here this
evening from Marshfletd. after
pending the past few days enjoylnc
ttie Klks convention
ItHiirn From Vneiillon
l.yinon I,. Spi invr and wife re
turned Thursday night fiom :t weeks
iitrallon at Newport. Th.y report a
wonderful lime and fine roads ex
rept numerous detours between here
nd Fugena
To Tiller
I Ir nnd Mrs. Fred Havnes daur.h
; ter. Teka. Mr. and Mrs It V. lute
, Mr. and Mrs James Francis Milan!
I lert for Tiller this afternoon where
they will remain for the week-end.
' Isnve For h latum Ii Falls
Ml" Itenl-ih Inrvis hn tins he.n
LIBERTY THEATRE
TODAY SATURDAY
M iTIVFF AT S Hii.
A virile drama of I be l.lrlol ot Wall Slrcel. a limn', (allli. a
Humane (ru.l, ami a rr. elation, Martllng ami liert-iln lug
"A Beggar in Purple"
An Idger la-wls Production from the (,. Andrew ....iiur.
And a loplrs of ihe l,. AI- roiiiol,, ".straight Crook."
PHcgg 15 aiul 25c
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
ZANE GRAY'S
opii.wi vmjtv. -i m:
Ian of the Forest'
A ma.slie tale of love and adventure, will. .,r , ,, ,,,.
Robert McKim, Claire Adams, Carl Cantvoort
naa waned long r..r vengeance and , .,,...
Harvey lllggs, loitrr anil rhe.trr, come to the rid ..I 1,4,
J wii m-m I. II, FKATl KK IXIIt
15 and 25 Cents
die passed through here yesterday In
their machine enroute to Marshlleld.
where they will enjoy the Ilnal day
of the big Klks convention.
To Siui FronciMCO
.Mrs. J. W. Ilowman left for San
Francisco thi morning, where she
well spend several weeks visiting
with friends and relatives.
Here From Wilbur
Miss Kdith Ilrown of Wilbur ar
rived here this morning to spend sev
eral hours attending to matters of
shopping
lU-titnis To Onilfornla
Mrs. O. K. live returned to her
home In Richmond. Calif., yesterday
after spending the last two weeks
visiting In this city with her sister,
Mrs. It 0. filbert.
To ak:iiiil
A team of Christian Workers Iland
will go to Oakland tomorrow, cap
tained by Walter Cook and assisted
by James MeClintotk and Stanley
Stevens. Special music and services
iiave been arranged for the occasion.
Will Knjoy till log
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilbert
KICK KICK.
Students Must
Register Sept. 5-9
(Continued From rage One )
writing II; cooking IV
Scnic r.
First semester English VII
American history: Virsil I. (19-'l
22 : Spanish 111: physics I; sort
hand III; typewriting 111:
1 !2 1, from 8 a. m. to 11 a. m.
DOCGLAS COUNTY LIGHT A
WATER CO.
I1KAITY
AMI HUM.
MOVE.
PAKLOlUt
The Elite Beauty and Hemstitch
ing parlors have moved from the Bell
Sisters Illil tr. to the Roseburg Na
tional Hank Illdg., rooms 9-10-11.
Will be open for business Aug. 29.
WAKNOCK AND DONAHUE.
1
Clias. E. Wilson, Dist. manager of
the W. O. W. for southern Oregon,
has located In Rosesburg and moved
his family here. He is very much
impressed with our city and thinks
be will soon have a large class for
the Woodmen of the World .
W. O. W. NOTICE.
There will be a special meeting of
sewing Oak Camp No. 125. W. O. W., Mon
day evening, August 22, at 8 o'clock
III: method: practice teaching.
Second semester English VIII: Odd Fellows hall, for the purpose
Civics; Virgil II i 1921-22): Spanish, of meeting our Deputy Head Consul,
CHECKING ACCOUNTS
HOUSEHOLD & PERSONAL
are cordially Invited by the Roseburg
National Bank and given the prompt,
courteous attention which makes it
so pleasant In transacting business.
Every facility to meet your requirements.
4 Interest Paid on havings Accounts
The Rosebuig National Bank R
Uosemir,Ore. (
daughters, Carrie and Maldie, and
Miss Lillian Chrlstopberson, will
leave tomorrrow for Myrtle Creek,
where they will spend the next two
weeks camping,
la'nve For Kliimalli
Mrs. I. mils Kohlhagen and three
daughters, Vernlta, llerlha and Ellin
Frances, accompanied by Claytie
Hack, (irant Osliorn and Fred I'or
;t. left this noon for Crater Lake,
where they will enjoy a summer va
cation. Ite-dgns I'oslt ion
Miss Doris Prlee, who has been
enp!oed at lliinhard's store, has
been forced to resign her position
on account of a severe attaik of
bronchitis. Mrs. Itadabnugh has bjeii
Hiking Miss Price's place this week
ii n 1 1 1 It was determined whether or
not she wouhl be able to return.
Ijchvcs For llerkeley
Mrs. Alma Lynch left for flerke
lev Ibis morning, where she m visit
with friends and relatives for scleral
weeks. Mrs. I.yn. h was the guest of
Mrs. Ilelle Case during her s'ay here
he Is a dlsiliirulsh' d worker in the
Woniens' ltell.-f Corps.
Mr. lilllH-rl I nteil;!!,,,
Mrs. Charles Cill.ert was a charm
lug hosl.s:-, yesterday afternoon at
a delightful I o'clock luncheon n'
her home. The affair was given In
lonor of her sister. Vlss Kdlth Moar.
who Is ylslllng hire from Seattle
The Cilliert home was pretty with
cut flowers and the Inn- heon table
' most artl!lca!y arranged Cov
r were laid for the follow lug
uest: vr,. Kinny. Mrs. Karl
Hiirch. Mrs J I'onsler. Mls Fdnb
Moar. guest of honor, and Mrs
Charles Cilhert, hostess
IV: physics II; ghorthand IV; type
writing IV: sewing IV; reviews;
practice teaching.
lteUlrement4 For firadiiatfon.
Itegluning wiih the class of 1923,
students eligible for diplomas must
and have completed with passing marks,
who will bo with us that night. All
members are urged to be present.
H. CAKRICK, C. C.
Used
Cars
We lime the following used
cars, nil In llrM In., condi
tion, on which we ran se )ou
M in .'im:
HUM Ford touring Hum
I1M7 Fonl ri'xKlrr ti"i
ttrjo Xavwrll louring . . flT.'V
1 " Mudelker touring aooo
I'Mtl l.Mlgr louring . . . (U1.VI
lot? mnlge louring . ...977.1
Inift Oakland lv touring ajM)
TFIIMS T SFIT.
Service Garage
t.l.tW . TA1I.OII, Itowbarg
three years of work In at bast two
major department or subjects and
two years of work In two other de
partments or subjects.
Possible Ma lor Subjects English.
Latin, history (including civics),
iclenco ( physics biology-physiology,
and general science), mathematics
f algebra-geometry.)
Possible minor subjects History,
science. Latin, Spanish, mathematics,
shorthand. typewriting Industrial
irts, sewing, cooking; social science
(occupations, commercial geography,
social problems and economics
I'.ookke, ping (Including commercial
law I
IIIMSTITCIIIMi NOTICE.
The hemstitching department of
the Hollows store will be in charge of
Miss Noiine Gipson. an experienced
operator, during Ihe absence of Mrs
F. F. Jones. All work will be given
prompt attention.
AllOl'NII TIIF. TOWN
4
In shopping
Mrs, c. F. Krogel and son Law
rence spent several hours In the eity
today attending to matters of busi
nes and to shop.
Celiiriis I'nsii Portland
J. M. Judd and wife returned last
evening from Portland, where they
ha.e i,.., ,1 for the past week l-iiin;
ind a'tendlng to business affaiis.
Men From KLiniatli Full
Mr. and Mrs. lilen Wimberly ar
rived h- re this afternoon from
Klamath Kalis to spend a week is
I'ing with friends and relatives,
lietums From Ka.t
Jaims Campbell of this city re
' 'iitod here last evening from New
Yoik. and other interesting eastern
'ities. lie attended the ofi.-, rs
'ra.ning camp at Virginia. His re
turn trip was made by way c.f smith-
rti r.eit, stopping over at Long
'".I h. I .os Angeles and San Fr.in
isc ii,. reports a most enjoyable
No trespassing allowed on the Mrs.
G. W. Jones ranch. T. E. Ware.
NEW TOUAI. 4)
Counter girl for Uoseburg
Kxiicrienco not necessary.
VATltl-
' iiciciiii. i-.perieiico not necessary,
l-Ml: SALK Pure bred Hampshire
rams. F U CiilKmaIloseburg. Ore.
ii l l.l Man to cut fence posts and
wood on snares. Pine, tlr and oak.
I'l .oie 3S-F;. PX Hex 1124.
HCNTKIt.-t lirutnn'a Taxidermy, Tan
iiiiig nnd Fur Co. Is ready to mount
"in deer beads and tan your buckskin
ANTKH c or S prune plckera: aUo
"lie ii ik ii c ilryer man snd 3 shakers.
p"l jY- i Vr Ti r,1 1 - a i for camping.
Ful! S.M.K i "uTl "pears. Sll at 6f
Kiu Crowera plant on Washington
WANTKIi-ijoed girl for general
i iN.-, i,Tk. Writ., or apply to Mrs.
I lias I-. llagnr, It. F. u. 1, Box 3)
i;.is..i.in u..
M or'A.inian w a nt.alTValai-y $a6 fuTl
Uni'' n hour spare time, selling
K'l uiiit,...u hosiery to wearer. F.
II
utui.r.-ssnry. International
Mills. N'orrl.stown. Pa
l:t-.. Kl.ltS. scars, wrinkles, pox-pits
usly noses and all facial defects
i .iri ... t, u l.y Woodbury system. Dr.
JUi .v. . uee Specialist. 2:4 Empire
I- nl.lmir. li.-nier. Coorado.
IKMSTI Ti'lllNirand'plcV.IIng atrarh-in-iits.
works on all sewlna ma-
li i.es. l'ri,.,. l personal ehecks 10c
'-""'Is Mall Order House, Uox
1- .. ItlnniiiHh.uii, Ala.
1'lt l-ll KS. Al.rl. ols AnttbiT
niatoes. prim.- fruit In larife quali
i s. at rleht pri.-.-s. f,u to 1 00 hoses
rroni .viarKet Co., Marsh-
. i .-Ken.
1.1
REOPENING OF
MOORE MUSIC
AlTHIiniTV TO GRAUT HIGH HCIIOOI. KFDITS, Mr, Moor Va
Oregon State Certlncate with high rating on exainlniiuin:
PROunKStilvtS SKHIKS. Holds Graduate Certificate covering idntmi
Hitrmi.nl- nml ll.rninnin in.kai. U.ihii r oti .. n
College. Lillian Jeffrys Petrle. William Robinson Hooni UtM
I auipbell. Class work with Harold Henry, Special Technic c4
Isobel Tone, Los Angeles, Instruction Muscular hand tratnlni Ins
Carrie Taylor, also made exhaustive study Alcbln Harmony, rm4
nlsed latest and best. Few Teachers on the Coast held Certillaui
of any system.
DltVMIMl avs i-NM fob BF.tJItV.N BH, 4 to 14 years of ace. iIm c
talnlng work for adults. HOLDS bt'NMNO C'KHTlPtOATK, a
tructing lirst hand, not thru hired Instructors this system nuts
oettor Teachers. Mrs. Chas. Stanton, (who has been coacbior na
Mrs Moore.) will assist In class work. Insuring two constliu
tried and competent teachers, real mothers knowledge of chliim
prices for class work as uaual.
I.KSl HKT1..KY .TKCILMUt K AMI FAKLTO Pit I MMM.KS OF Cot
KM RATIOi will take class of six adults, making tecnnuiw
terestlng, lot me explain this to you in person
.?Mr.rS.,'fi,.e",,'"r ,,t- ln B"n Sisters Building. PhoM if.
BKFOHK THAT DATE PHONE 3'.'1-I
PRli CROP GOOD.
"The pear crop Is much heavier
than we anticipated," says F. B.
Outhrle, field manager of the Ore
gon Growers Association, In speak
ing of the crops of this-year. They
are shipping pears ln great quanti
ties to California and a car of Or: as
rnstlne apples lert this week also
for the south. By Saturday of next
week the growers will have finished
their second ploklng.
u
CAMP AXD DAXCB
at Idleyld Parte, Saturday. Aug. 20th.
DAJIjT WKATrtKB BD0B
U. S. Weather frureao. ttcsl ftW
.tossburg. Orsgon. It count isOil
a. m.: I
PradpltalUa la larhsa aai
HlKb.st temperature yesltoltr . 4
Lowest temperature last night .. 4
Preclpltstloti Inst 24 noun J
Total preelp. since first of Mtt J
Normal preelp. for tnls moaU.... a
Total preelp. rrom Sept. 1. 1M J
to date
Averaae pro ip from Sept. 1. 11- M
Total deficiency irom Hept 1. l"l 1
Average preelp. r.r 44 wet ! 'J
(.September to Msl. Int.). ...... W
Forecast lo I p. m. tor toouKwi
Oregon:
Tonight and Sum! iv f r.
WILLIAM 18EI.L, QfVj
".u S Al.K Itestaurant; wTTl take
f.V. .... 1 rayment. i: tots in
. . i 'IV; will trade for house
, ' h,""e. easy terms, to farms !
I "an sal.. u.t la nee ,.,., ,.
and alve easy terms. C. Merrill. !
I Mill
'! SAi.lt
I onk dinluie tali!., an.t
I section Itl.il.e-Wernlcke
; I leattier arm chair- 1
maple dresser; 1 electric
. anil oiher hous.-linl.i Mr
;ill lilt) Winchester, or
SWIM AT AI.FX.WKI KS.
t-wim it tire Alexander swimmifc
bol ( I an water, not too deep. No
l.iis nsks or treacherous holes.
to... rut and diving board Op.ei
-5iirs.i l B from 10 a. m. rntll p m
t'Wn w.-. k days from I p m. to 9
p in I r. slng rooms and tow-e's fur
nisl.id lioata may he taken directly
opi' .s t from the swimming bole.
I'linc .ur own swimming suit. Cars
may ent. r bv wav of river road at
the foot f Xt. NVbo.
ilfl
lltTI V ITI L-"j I L . . .
ir l.iiln.ss clian.e. that are worth
.r time to Investigate. The l,.-,.
n snd nature ,.f business win be.
i.., .iiiim" WHO tnun 1.....
sity seekers neeil nnt ap
. twiwrenee. 1'oiiimercial
ass Street. Phone SIS
r-M.r. 7i re
ir In. k' .ei
' r. e I
I'liri..
A
'. 1 -'
AWiiNIt ,
plastered house.
' bet and rold
teuns. Also -se
on pavement
Terms. -r..m
terms. Also
nnd ti i. in est.. h.i j
I'llle St.
Iritis- to lease'or purchase
...m....,, ia..ri,nie t.rins. or
th M itil,',. f Plir,.h. ' .
i- lli.i.n
In. v;
farms
t J.I
P irt Ih.
d i-l.-niv ol
' ' tl I'.IKhw a
'l
ftct e
an
"f Koo.t toil, .
water ther..,.,,
only few hllle,
'I a.l.lr.-ss Non-
- n - -
M'TU i: TO W ATI K FONMMt ;s.
N'.i'.'r will he shut off on c. ......
t t-eginnlng at the corner of
r and Vain and Including Or-
M.iin
Mo-li,
"' "atte and Thompson Sts.. anl
s'so Ireluding all of Miller s Addi
tion. Sunday morning. Aug Jl
U-M f-om a m. lo II a m
rtVV.IAS roi'XTY LIGHT a
WATER CO
' .re S,.
Tit i i: -... .; :,; ,,--
.mil prune, n hearing- ,11
'".t acre, timber.
.. J tar,,,, ebl.k.n' ..CVi'
f.-.'n I '"'-''Ide ,
lain Implements and h.y
;f ."I In lu.L.t b,lt .,,,
"'''' I 'I' Price -i! ,!
wnl handle Will ,,..i.
h.
W. y,.
ri..
r 1
1:. i
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. Snd .ii'
Tt..n
"n. I'h..ie
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i" t'e A,,.-.
I -lamine Ihe
"r- 1 er.
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of W.tl Ir.ter. I
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15c I Jijl I 25c
A8 COOL AS THE SEASHORE.
DOROTHYDALT0N
"The Idol of the North'
look all and gave nothing! 1111 he baffled, maddened
forced her lo marry the worst man ln camp! And that onlr K I
" -"ry mat fairly tingles.
"HOT S,.MH AMI t:i.Q KFF.T," COMFJy.
VOD-A-VUX MOVIE.
15o TODAY OKLtatto
SOMCTHIXO TO TALK ABOt'T, SOMtrTHINa TO THINK A11,
UNSEEN FORCES
.'bl.rr ,Urr " Itulite your life and h? J
J hrkUt the gap of n.lsurMerstlln rWween mea aad
Toa ma enjoy every moneat of thi, great Uy.
-s...aj aaalu.N LM "M.IGHBOKs." , !