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Here is Good News for You!
Thru a fortunate buy on our part we bought ,
93 SUITS, comprising Hurd & Metcalf
Worsteds, also Pure Virgin Wool Cassi
mere's, Sizes from 36 to 46. Every Suit
we are offering are '
Regular $35.00 Suits
and for a quick turnover we are
going to sell them for
$27.50-
Could you have a better chance to secure a Suit just
. when the Fall Season is coming on? These Suits will
not remain in our store long, so you will have to hurry
Harth's Toggery
rOR SALE.
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The first ral modern Cali
foraia bungow la Hoseburj is
now finished and tor aale, lo
cated on corner ot North Jacs
aoa and Sttond "" Fal
conlpleud and Tu7 for It
new ownvr. Cement basement.
furnace, fire-place, wooa mi.
foment, walks, beautiful Ir-
folk and every conceivable
butlt-is convenience: iwo
ehainbe.-a, bath, den. living
room, dlulnf room, white enam-
ailed kitchen, oreaaissi ru,
and ciwied-ln porch. French
panelled wlndowt and doors.
a L'.xh ,,wm beautifully finished
and tinted br an artist who
knowa how. Thli beautiful j
modern home to be aold at coat. i
A. T. Lawrence, Commercial
Agent, 12S Caaa Street Fhone
21.
Monday. September the fifth.
being labor ray and a legal
holiday, the merchants hereby
announce that they will clone
all day. The banks will be
cloaed and there will be no la-
aue of the Roseburg Newe-
Review. SECRETARY,
Roaeburg and Douglaa County
Mercbanta Association.
SPECIAL .NOTICE.
NO PAPER MONDAY.
In order to etve the Drtnturg,
preasea and pencil pushers wt.'U
deserved rest, there will be no
paper Issued on Monday, Sep-
tflmher 5. Labor day.
SUNDAY AT THIS CHCROHKS.
First Ghardk or CbnU Scientist,
Corner of Lane and Main Streets.
Services are held Sunday morning at
11 o'olock and Wednesday evening
at 8 o'oIock, this meeting lnoludcs
testimonies of healing. Sunday achool
convones each Sunday morning at
1:46; all up to tha age of 20 years
are Invited to attend. Tha reading
room In tha rear of tha church
building la open dally except holi
days and Sundays, from 1 to 4 p. m.
The publlo la cordially invited to at
tend these services and visit tha
reading room. - 8ubject of Sunday's
lesson la "Man."
First Baptist Church, corner Rose
and Lane streets. II. U Caldwell,
minister. The church achools meets
at :4S for Ita atudy of the word
of Ood. O. P. Coahow, Supt. Classes
are being reorganised In readiness
for promotion day and a great fall
campaign. It la planned for all de
partmenls to be In step by the last
Sunday of September. If this la ac
complished all must begin now to do
their part. Come tomorrow. 11:00
public message by tha pastor on the
theme. ."Constancy." Good crowds
. have been tearing the message this
summer to their profit. Worship
with jib. 7:00 Young People's meet
las:, Leslie Dutner Is tha leader. All
young people are Invited. 11:00
public worship. Tha pastor's theme
will be "Something Lost." After the
pleasant fellowship and worship of
the union services for Ihe past two
months It Is hoped that our regular
Hunday evening aervlcea will be re
sumed with renewed vigor. The
pnhlls la cord tall Invited to all tha
se.-vieea.
LIBERTY
THEATRE
TODAY
Matinee. Kvcry I toy at a :1ft.
Keeping up with Lizzie
featuring
ENID BENNETT
w llh a airong cast Including
Edward llearn. Oils Harlan,
Llla Leslie and J. Landera
Htevens.
nojr, you should nave seen
Lisile beg pardon Elisabeth
when aha came back home!
Lorgnettes and llmouslnea and
mora lugs than a government
mule! And she set a pace that
left the whole town gasping In
their efforts to keep up with
her. l'tilntvlew began to de
velop a "400."
A Mack Hennett Cntnedr, "She
Sighed by tha Sea Side."
7TT
lira local iik lull's oill bi
shown sraln tonight 8unde.
Hunday and Monday
Startling Melodrama
Cleaa aa a spring, thrilling aa
a fire, fascinating aa women's
ajea.
Sweeping romance. heart
piercing aa aa arrow
aiTL-IMI J9 A
menuier TBri,,.r
An amatlng drama of tha
strangest rhararter of the
west. Ilia mind will surprise
yoa. his running will stagger
you. kla Intrigue will astonish
yoa.
A Path News and Comedy.
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AROUND TUB TOWS
Hiioppliig Hero
Mrs. Frank Spaur of Winston and
daughter spent the day In this city
attending to mattera ot shopping.
I'aiiyonvllle Visitor ,
V. A. llogard, a well known L'an
yonville resident spent the day here
attending to mattera of business Im
portance. Arrives Here from Oakland
Miss- Iilrdie Easloy ot Oakland
arrived here this morning to spend
the day attending to matters of shop
ping. Enjoy ill(liway Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spaur, son
Oeorge, and daughter, Kutle, resi
dents of Winston, have Just returned
from an automobile trip up the Col
umbia highway. They also visited
several days with relatives In Port
land. Return to Otniua
Mr. -and Mra. Wilfred Itrown re
turned to their home In Camas Val
ley thla afternoon, after spending
the past two days In this city at
tending to business matters.
Home on Visit
Hubert Armstrong, who has been
working with the highway engineer
at t'anyonvlllo during his school va
cation, Is visiting with his parents
today. He will leave tonight for
Ncwberg. where he attends I'aciftr
college.
Receive Shipment Cars
i. O. Newland and Son received
another carload of Dodge Drainers
csrs this week, which have been de
livered to the following: W. I
Thomas. W. W. Honcbruko. It. W.
Hales. O. 1). McAllister, Jonncs
Moore, Glendale.
IJeutentuit Kluiiinon to ,cnve
Lieutenant Hhannon of the Salva
tion Army eorpa In !hls city will clve
his farewell address tomorrow at the
hall. He plans to leave next Thurs
day for Klamath Falls, where he will
organise an army corns. Captnin
Ford and wife are enjoying a trip
north and will return here the mid
dle of next week to resume their
dutlea.
Itoad MiiM In lleiiutnil
A new supply or road maps were
received by the Chamber of Com
merce this morning. These maps
are in great demand and many of the
tourists are pleasantly surprised
when told that they are free. I
Visits In ItiKM-tMinr
Miss Itetta Meredith of Dlllard
spent several days at Looking. (Mass
visiting with friends snd relatives,
reluming to Itoschurg vesii-rdsr af
ternoon to spend a short time visit
ing with friends before returning to
ner noiue.
In Isul Angrier
According to word received In this
city rrom Mr sn.l Mm. Wlnibrrlv
they ar nicely lr.ti.it In Los An
geles at 40.1 iii,l!on Ave., and ev
pect to epeni the winter at that
place. Miss rtoi.-n.-e Wimjo.rlv will
attend the Manual Arn l.ldi s.-hool.
one of Ihe l.-t sn.l Ursv.t ;n l-os
Angeles. The. r -p.f i a so-d trip
I south, with r - i I roiuh di tours
I rr California.
Grazing Examiner
Making Appraisal
(Continued From Page On.)
are brought up from the eastern aide
of the mountains and are kept there
during the summer and returned to
lower leads during the winter. The
summit section of the Santlam forest
carries 18.000 head of abeep, the
Cascade forest 15,000. the Umpqua
forest 6400. the Deschutes forest 20,
000 and the Crater forest 1,000. This
is only a small section. In compari
son with the other range available
In the national forests 1n Oregon.
Thousnnds of head of cattle are
ranging In the forests, In addition
to many more thousands of bead of
sheep, liy far more sheep are al
lowed to range on the forest lands
than cattle, aa the range la more
adapted for this class of stock.
Mr. Morton expects to complete
nis preliminary examinations here
today and will probably leave torn or
row or crater forest and will go
bark to Eastern Oregon by way of
Crater Lake.
LOCAL NEWS
Hera from Glendale
i Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Dwlght, prom
inent residents of Glendale. spent
the day here attending to business
matters.
Visiting Here
Mrs. John Hagen, a resident of
Glendale, spent the day In this city
attondlng to business and visiting
with friends. .
Lnavea For Portland '
Mra. Fred Sehwarti left for Port
land on the Shasta this afternoon to
spend several days visiting with
friends and relatives.
Marriage license
A marriage license was Issued to
Edwin A. Johnson and
Batty of Glendale today.
Have Ilaby Girl
Word has been received here by
Mrs. E. II. Lahey to the effect that
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Lahey have a new
baby girl,' born on Sept. 1. Mr. and
Mrs. Lahey are making their home
In Tacoma.
LAUNDRY NOTICE.
There will be no laundry picked up
Monday, Sept. 6th. Our auto will
call Tuesday morning for all laun
dry. KOSEIIL'HO STEAM LAUNDRY.
NOTICE TO WATER CONSVMEH8.
Water will be shut off Sunday
morning Sept. 4th, 1921, from 8 a.
m. until 10 a. ni Including all of
'J Jackson St. lying north of Douglas
St. and Including all of North Rose
burg. '
DOUGLAS COUNTY LIGHT
WATER CO.
NOTICE.
The Sanitary Beauty Parlor In the
Kohlhagen Uldg. will be open every
day and Wednesday and Saturday
evenings hereafter. Other evenings
by appointment. Phone 392.
MISS CEI.IA BIECK.
SI STAINS I Xt NI AL INJURY.
Miss Virginia Rings, an emplovo
of the Roaeburg National Hank, sus
tained an unusual bin nevirtli-iess
painful Injury last night. Virginia
was evidently sleeping too near the
edge of Ihe hrd, or prhaps she ale
too much mince pie before retiring.
In an) event she woke up suddenly to
llnd herself t-nroute to the floor.
She struck on her shoulder, break
ing her left collar bone. Although
Ihe Injury was very painful, ihe was
back on Ihe Job at the hank today.
Some beautiful sewing work, and
some fine thoroughbred poultry are
on display at the community fair
which la being held In the high
school this afternoon. Exhibits are
on display from Rose, Hen son and
ruuerton acnooi clubs, as well as
from Edenbower and" Melrose. Prizes
had not yet been awarded at a late
hour thla afternoon. A abort pro
gram waa held thla afternoon. In
eluding an address by H. C. Seymour
state club leader.
ANNOUNCING CHANGE IN MAN-
AGKMENT.
I have taken over the management
of the New Oregon rooming house.
It will be thoroughly renovated and
cleaned and under my personal su
pervision on and after Sept. 1.
MISS E STELLA BE LIEU.
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS.
Water will be shut off Sunday
morning 8ept. 4th. 1S21. from 8 a
m. until 10 a. m., Including all of
Jackson St. lying north of Douglas
St. and Including all of North Rose
burg.
DOTJOLA9 COUNTY LIGHT
WATER Clf
JOK IUKT
Or anyone knoohg his where
abouts, pleas not-ft c. u Churchill,
Cottage Grove, Or-n n dw
NOTICE TO WATl ll OOil'MERH.
Water will be hnt off Sundav
mornlnr Sept. 4th. 1!1. from 8 a
m until 10 a m.. Incline- t all of
Jackson St. lying north n( Dondas
St. and Including all of N.-rth Rose
burg POrr.I A3 COUNTY LIGHT A
WATER CO.
LOOK AND LISTEN !
EAT YOUR
DINNER TONIGHT
AT THE
ROSEBURG CAFETERIA
and Restaurant
Special Musical program from
6 to 7 p. m. by Mr. and Mrs.
Hirsch. Make appointments
for violin lessons at Heinline
Studio. Thone 390.
Special Short Order Menu
and Cafeteria Dinner.
The Best Service in Town
W. R. WARNER, Prop
w w.g. wriimE.K.rrop a
Big
Cut im Prices'
All Makes torn Cars.
EFFECTIVE AT ONCE; t
We have been notified by the Factory of the following impor.
tant reduction in the prices of Ford Tearing Cars and other
style cars produced by our Company.
NOTE THE FOLLOWING REDUCTIONS:
H18.59
490.32;
Chassis-Regular, -Chassis-Starter
- -
Chassis-Starter, Dein Rim, 515.94
Runabeut, Regular, - 456.95
Runabout-Starter, - - -529.84
Runabout-Starter, D.R. 555.87
Touring-Regular, - - 488-19
Touring-Starter, - -; 561.08
Touring-Starter, Dem. Rim; 587.11
Sedan,
Coupe,
Truck,
Tractor, - - -
Now is the Time
We have a complete stock and can deliver you a car at a mo
ments notice. No waits no delays.
C.A. LOCKWOOD MOTOR CO.
Distributor for Ford Cars and Fordson Tractors.
805.77
738.09
572.30
725.35
to 1M
9 XJlbW IWAI. V
LO-HT Auto license plate No, 4997.
lx)-kwoo4 Motor Co.
KOU SALE OH liXCHANSli-Httrley-iMVidBon
inolorcyt-'le
ffl'h'tar. Lock wood Motor Co.
1 1 tliler,
WANTKD Experienced
warehouse help. Apply
Growers Aran.
also
Oregon
I'ltKKAKK fur the rainy season. Have
your car g,utpped with Universal
Tire t'UUT. (Jtul Ohman, 324 W.
CliSH. a
WANTED Auto tent about also
folding bed spring. Ttioue or write
K. K. lang, Ullhtid, Oregon.
b'olt KENT Sleeping room for gentle
man. Steam heat. 230 No. Stephens
St. Thone HS-lt.
FOK SALE 6 room cottage, .with or
without furniture, cheap; teims;
must be aold at once. 72V South Pine
St.
KOR SA1JS CHEAP Hurley
Oavldiion motorcycle. lUn mix thou
s.ind miles. Write or phone Charles
Krlend PUlla, OregonJ
WANTED Prune pickers
Good pU king.
Will pay high
liHuds.
lor pickers.
for picking.
All like new, at one-half price. Also
have tool boxes, spot lighta storm
curtains, and tubes; some slightly
used, some brand new. . .
324 W. Cass Street. Phone 144. '
WANTED Woman for general house
work for about four hour a day.
Phone 44S-J, Monday 10-18 a. ro.
KOK LATE PUUNES for canning, tele
phone 2 70-Ls. C La. Searing, E. L)oug
las
SL
FOR SALE 9 houses, smalt payment
down, balance same as rent. Small 1
farm to trade for nous. Six farms.
12 lots In Eugene City to trade for
house. Overhead expense light. I
cut prices. Ail know it. C. Merrill,
.04 Mill St.
I am not responsible for any bills
run on and after thla date, August
31st by Mra. A. H. Beck ley. A. H.
Beck ley.
LKMON' CMXG PEACHES.
Th famous Lemon Cling peaches
Fred
nd drier
Hunk houses
wages
lirosxio. Phone Curtis
are now ready, extra fine quality.
P!aco your orders at once. F. M.
phone 9-F13.
Scientific Investii
Our Service Fro
Let- us explain our i
method of investing whktt
assure you more profit ft
money. Write ua for cci
information about the (u
Texas Oil Fields. W art eon
ually collecting accurst
and we are able to furnuh
Information about tht w
fields, and al.no about cosipi
or concerning any psru
phnse of the oil industry.
We have a limited mppl?
highly colored geological
maps of Texas for free dut:
tlon. - These maps show all
duclnp- Melds; producing
w ildcat wells, and drilling
They give valuable Iniors
Write today for your sup.
for any Informatlos jros
without obligating yours
are at your service.
Oil Field Broken
Dtpt. A-l. Krl r. tof
Hide, fort
FOR 8AI.K Oil THADE iood moiiTrn
hum. nar .schuol snd church. Will
take rood car part payment, balance
rent, or will connidcr desirable acre
ac near town. It Interested see
owner at T33 Cobb St.
TMK U 1SK MKN OF TUB WOULD
CARRY l.NSUKANl'E! We write In-
nurance'on your houne. furniture.
Darns, nay or automoniie. Don t take
the chance, phon. Zly and You are
protected at once. A. T. Lawrence
wcn y. i - u t'HMH Blreet.
TWO Dol.l.Al'.S KOK ONE I have a
piece of city property that will
double its present price In one year,
well located and hiichly valuable. If
.u are lookktiK for a sure thinay
ib Mii.ii'm ami once con
ftd-ntlHl. A. T. I.awrence. Comtner-
cial Agent, 12i I'aaa street. I'hone
ur..r acre ranch. acrea
oearina orcnara, s ot applen. snd 2
of peaches. Itest all In cultivation:
anme river bottom land; i mllen out
of town. S t"He from rudfic Hish
wty. Some fnrm niachinerv sci
with place. Other snd etH-k will sell
ld billdlnea. Addre.i llanrh.
News-rtevlew.
IltM ANO IMtltn FOR TEAt'HKUS
A.M STfIF.NTS Vitisens dwlrln
to provide rooms or board for school
teachers or students or who wth to
secure students to help with home
work, are requested to 'phone or
writ, the superintendent, mentioning
the nature tf the accommodations
.n,Lt,,irM- "upt. M. S. Hamnv
iimh st-Hooi. iiwiirnXTio.NAti
youna; people plsnnlng to sttend
Hoseburg lllsh Rhool the coming
year are requested to reelster at the
principal's office follows: Post
g'rtiates Sectl. and Seniors.
Monday. September Sth: Junior
Tierdav. September th: Sophomore.'
vve.tnes.lay. September 7th and
Freshmen. Thursday or Frldav Sep
tember .th between the hours of
- I ard 1-1 Many classes will ecn.
tain only a limited numbe- The
flr.t to com. will be th. tlr.t wrved.
A. S. Taylor. Trlnclpal.
U I. ItonKUTS ISEO
ig ' prtc
it -Te.
The best car values
llehlrf
1!T Ford touring. red:iced
ll Ford tourl-g. reduce.)
i'is r ord fadter. redtice.1 -i a
t.Vm? aJitloa. Sxd on eaay
Hav. tw.ntr et. Weei tlr. ehalns.
CAIl HAilT
reduction .ffecttv. this
ver ered In
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Aa adventure tale of two ages, pooplrd bjr Uie ssnie s
Buried Treasur
5 WITH
MARION DAVIES '
The romance of a girl that aUppetl out of modern S
the thrills of the old Spanish Mala.
tlsil i'liMi-'liv AM Vll-A-Vlli MOV IK.
Tomorrow: Lionel Ilartrmore in "JIM THE l-
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TONIGHT
Man-Woman-Marif
Dorothy PhillipsJ
The arreen'a neweat marTel. wonderful romance
Thooaamla of pUrera, horse, wild animal m
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