ROSEBimO TOWS-RBIIKW TCKSPAV. SEPTEMBER , MU
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Roseburg Selling Agents for Carter's Underwear-Royal Worcester Corsets jZTSZ
Brighton-Carlsbad
Sleeping Garments
MADE OF HIGHEST GRADE
OUTING-WIDE RANGE OF
STYLES FOR WOMEN
MISSES CHILDREN MOD
ERATELY PRICED FROM
$1.00 to $2.49
Good News for
Shoe Buyers
Once again we offer you the famous
UTZ & DUNN LADIES Fine Shoes
All New Stock. All the Newest and
most wanted styles. BUILT TO
WEAR PRICED TO SELL-from
$5.50 to $11.50
Millinery
Visit our Millinery Dept.,
always showing the newest
Ney York styles.
eixowsStor
Holeproof Hosiery
New silk and wool hose
Just received. Beautiful
shades. (1.75 to 12.25.
Fall Fashions Worn in New York by
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UP and down Fifth Avenue pass throngs of smartly
dressed women choosing their costumes from the
shops of the world. The most youthful of their suits,
the smartest of their coats are to be found among the
Miss Manhattan Creations now on display in our Misses'
Department.
You will find them unusually becoming, exceptionally
youthful in line, and made with a care that you associate
usually with fine custom-made garments.
Materials offer a wide range of choice Normandy bolivia,
Veluzuria, serviceable tricotines, soft Yalama, sturdy
tweed all the favored fabrics of the season. And prices
are most moderate.
$25'o$75
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CIHCT8 DAY CHOWD8.
Try Bowman's place on circus day.
Good eats and quick service. Best
steaks and home-made pies In the
city. Opposite depot.
A complaint was filed In the cir
cuit court today by Oeorge Rlter
against I.. P. Hupp. The plaintiff
alleges that there Is owing the sum
of $105 on a contract.
Why waste time ans money re
boring scored cylinders and cracked
blocks. We solder them without re
moving from machine, also alumi
num castings. Work positively guar
anteed. O. K. Oarage, under new
management, n. C. Ogden, l'roprte
or. 620 Wlnohiwter street.
For sale, cut flowers. Asters and
dahlias. Itunyau's Dahlia Garden,
1385 I'mpqun Ave.
DAJLV WRATrtBR REPORT.
U. 8. Weather Bureau. local office,
.toaeburg. Oregon, 14 bours ending e
a. m.:
I'rectpltetlea la leches mm4 Ilaagredtae
lltKiii'Hl t.-iiip.rl lire yeiTli.y .. tiii
Lowi'Mt temperature laat titKlit .. 44
rr-.-l.lti.tlon lust 24 l.oura 19
Total tle.'il. autre ftral of month J. 24
Normal preelp. for Mile niontli... 1.11
Total precip. from 8k J t. l.( 1921,
to date 1.14
Aven.Ke preelp. frimi Sept. 1. 1X77 .&
Avi-IBKf prerlp. from Sept. 1. 1 K T 7 .62
Total ftit'SH from Sepl.l.issl f.
aeaaona, (Sept. to May, Inc.) . . . 31 31
Koreceat tolp-a ler south wetter a
're-on:
TohlKlit and Wedneadiiv probaMv fair.
WM.I.IAM 11K1.I,. Observe'.
Pumps Oxfords
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8 T7ASHI0N has decreed once more that low cut
5 A shoes pumps and oxfords-will be worn by a
d larrr nronortion of AmnnV.m wnmm-i tlii.rri, u
r- i rj . . nuuuj;il lilt;
uuiumii aim wiiii t.-1 tifasons.
Accordingly we have
from th
mnlrora
mnnt nf Rfrnri Klinnprs wnlUinrr ntfnulj t
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low cut models in a variety of appropriate materials
Sizes 2 J to 8 AAA to C All Prices
Your inspection of these up-to-the-minute styles
is cordially invited.
:cordinply we have procured for your selection 4
i the factories of JOHN KELLA, Inc., famous t
ers of fine shoes for women, a complete assort- 4
I Actina; Uilef
l;puty Sheriff Percy Webb Is
serving as Chief of Police In the ab
sence of Dave Shambrook, who is at'
tending the Pendleton Hound-Up
and the State Fair. Mr. Webb Is
taking the day shift the same as that
of .Mr. Shamrock
W ill Taint I'nnta-
J. H. llooth, owner of the orchard
on the Pacflc hlKhwav beyond nil
lard, near where Dennis Russell was
alleged to have been murdered bV
Dr. llrumfield, plans to whitewash
two fence posts near where the large
pool of blood was found. He savs
that the tourists are bolherlne him
wilh questions, as to the scene of
the alleged crime and In order to
avoid this nuisance he will paint
the posls white. At the present time
a little monument of rocks has been
erected at the roadside. A faint
trace of the pool of blootl can still
be seen on the pavement.
IH. KlIiKMi . KI-KAH. I'hiroprartir
I'hyai.iKn. Kooni. Jji-Sii, IVrklna
building.
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Kolt 8AI.K-Mll.-h.ll drag .aw. In-iulre
ofJ: .M. Jll.M.
I--.)K SAI.K VoutiK tal'klnf iirrot In"
'' '"m. J :i ggt Pli.-lm St.
K'.' SjU'!':--;'" ' Ai.uora soma.
-Norman. Tiller. I r. on
KOU MAl'.K oil TnAIK-.rmTud car '
for joun harn,-a ami t,.am. Call
-'1 N .ln,-kn St
WANTKIl Til ItMN-r -v or lx room
I. nil a n 1 hiiiivr by thtolM-r firm. Ad
dlfHa M.. cat Xewa-K,-vlt-w
!t i( M WANTKIi t'lean. r.flnod
""" I""" wanta room In prlvte
ramlly where .-an havr wmr f piano.
IIiikIi A nmhMTyNewa-Review off ley
A NTKl t-App"le Vh-kera. 3,hl jTeT
lour: alio apple aorlere, at Half
Moon Or.har.la Telephone J2-K4.
-A:-?. .Ilainlllon. Owner
W AX--Ki.--fhe l",'t hou.e and tTTt
II. . no win ,m- In It.taehurg. Mn. I
a.aain lor nun. lilv.. loratlon
"id full partli-.ilarn.
I., eare Newn-Kevlev
arrea
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WANTKt -.Apple pl.-kere at the oTe
and Or. hoi.la Meala at the hunk
h.Miae If d.lre,l Ae.'nmmoda tlnna
for men tlood pla.-e to enmp on
rHer '.- .in centa per hour.
';harle A. llrand.
Kolt .K rilKAl' I t.i.ri STVT
lioraea. nelaht about !f.l. one 7 yr
and one 10 vre. eld. Thla la a good
team ami can he had at nearly your
own prl.e for ..ib-k aale. or will
trade for wood W. . Morrow, one
mile So of looking lta. atore.
l-'on ItlfNT o'lt "SAl.R Itan.-k Tu
mnea west or t-nipooa:
rent I3'0 a year About til
ready to plow and I a.-rea of
....... i.ninnir neaw Il.llOer
renter will he allowed to rut
eorda of wood a voar for ai!e
....... ... i.i.e. i.oaenorff. 01
or the ewner. Wm. Kl,en. Oakland
Oregon.
l:t Kord. like new
117 Kord. overhauled ..
PoM. overhauled
1l t-Vnl. O K. me. hanl.-aliy
lait f-hevrolet R nw tlren
ia-S Vae. uae very little
lata rt.O ertat.d. new tlrea..
Mil Vor.l troek new I.e..-
T.o,-omohlte hn. new tlrea !!!! Iloft
it - -1 -.- n 1 I.... I . . .
1H Ford tru.-k like new. will take
Ford tourlns (n trade
lit V. fa.a St. I'lions 14i
Tin
300
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AROUSD TIIR TflW
Here from (ileiKlale
John and Howard Lystul, of Glen
dnle. spent Ihe day here attending to
business mutters.
Here from (ilenilule
.Mrs. Joseph Jacques, of Glendale,
spent the morning in this city at
tending to matters of shopping!
ISoys are lleprtiiuuxled
Several boys who last night
thought to have some fun by tylnt
a rope across the sidewalk at a dark
portion of South Main street, were
today brought before City Recorder
Whipple and severely reprimanded.
A number of persons were tripped up
and one person was slightly Injured.
iVulon Atrorney In Oty
Wallace Renson, a resident or the
Lower Tnipqua country, who was
recently annnlnterl hv the hnnn.
mission as official attorney for the
bonus and loan In Douglass county,
arrived here yesterday to remain for
a short time. Mr. Renson is a vet
eran of tho World War and well
known throughout the entire coun
ty, lie nlana to Aatnlilloh n n
in Ytnaohuro, an4 il.n mnl..,ni ki. I
offices In Keedsport. lie will make'
regular visits here to take caro of!
the bonus work. '
On Huntliur Trio
I L. Relzvnstein. local postmaster,
Is enjovlng a ten days hunting trip
in th Tiller vicinity.
Local Man ImproTixl
,W. L. Dyslnger, local mill man, who
has been 111 at bis home Is greatly
Improved and able to be about again.
In on Business
Henry Conn, prominent resident
of Melrose, spent this morning here
attending to various business mat
ters. l-'rtmi South er Creek
Dr. fjalley motored In from south
Deer Creek vicinity this morning to
spend several hours attending to var
ious business matters.
Car Stolen
The local officers today received
a telegram from the Chief of Police
at Los Angeles', notifying them to
watch for a stolen Bulck car.
Ketunw to Albany
Mrs. W. K. Wright and son re
turned to Albany this afternoon, aft
er enjoying a visit In this city with
her mother, Mrs. Bryan,
(toe to 1'. of O.
Carl Black, of the Palace Of
Sweets, has left for Eugene, to en
ter the University of Oregon. Mr.
Black attended the University last
year.
Here From Portland
Mr. and Mrs. John Cabot, of Port
land, are spending several days here
visiting with friends. Mr. Cabot is
a former resident of this city.
Have llahy iirl
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Relbel, form
mer residents of Roseburg, announce
the birth of a daughter in Grants
Pass on September 17th.
Has Poison Oak
Wilfred Richards, Instructor In
the science department of the high
school, has been forced to remain
away from his dutios for a few days
because of a severe attack cf poison
oak. v
Fire Dnnirer Past
According to the forest supervis
or's office, the recent rain has elim
inated all fire danger for the re
mainder of the year. Most of the
forest patrols have been called In.
although a few are remaining in the
hills in case of another dry spell.
Kepiilar Drill Last Night
The local national guard company-
had a good turnout for drill last
night at the armory. The boys are
"snapping into it" and showing some
LADIES.
is your Hosiery Free
from Runners? Wear
NOTASEME
Hosiery
N. tjuaranteed against Runners, Thread
Silk, and your troubles are over
Nearly every lady in Douglas County
wears them do you? We have all
popular shades $1.50 the pair.
HARTH'S TOGGERY
W.R.BROWN
Electric Service
We specialize on the Electric
Equipment of Automobiles
therefore wo claim that we can
render better servlc. than the
concern that handles every
thing. Being specialists we take pride
In our work It is the kind of
service that relieves you of all
worries and doubts.
Reasonable charges and HEAL
SERVICE.
Auto Electric Station
Thones 136 and 138-R. ,
Corner Pine and Oak Sts. '
real military class. Roseburg should
be very proud ot this organization
and support them in every way.
Mrs. A. J. McCulloch and daugh
ter, Mrs. Bert U. Bates, -who have
spent the past week visiting with
relatives in Portland will return to
this city tomorrow.
Localo in Portluntl ,
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Bart rum, "for
merly or this city, write that they
are now nicely located in Portland.
Mr. Bartrum and daughter Dorothy
made the trip ln the machine. Mrs.
Bartrum and son Kenneth went
down on the train owing to the seri
ous condition of the child's throat.
Upon their arrival in the metropolis
Kenneth underwent a mastoid oper
ation and is getting along nicely at
the present time. Mr. Bartrum is
engaged In tho insurance business
and has a much greater territory In
wnicn to wors than if they had lo
cated at Salem, which was their for
mer Intention.
Gone to Modford
an inspection of the UmtYl
river rlivido ...... ... r"-M
inchest locate
W. V. T. T. Meet Totnorro,,
. Tho WoillOnu nkt..
ance Union will io.7, irT
input n t,
at the home uf .Mrs. A- C
Annual renort. will be jri,..
the election of nfn-' ,
place. Every member U nrJ
be nreaont
HK.MST1TCHIXQ.
Ten cents per yarn. vii ..
promptly filled. Elite Brnti i
tlonal Bank Bldg. Phone tl!.j
ROSEBURG 93
FRIDAY. SEPTEMRPR U
Second Largest Circus in the IVoi'
"At A Glance"
It's the Smart Style.
It's the Graceful lines.
It's the Proper fitting.
That you don't have to look for but see
"At a Glance"
This has made our Pumps,
Oxfords and Shoes the
Talk of the Season
Roseburg Booterie
urn imvxx.
Shoe. That Satisfy and Fit Your Feet
PEKKINS Bl.DU.
CAS ST.
expert Mioe Kepairing Dependable Hosp
CIRCUS
MENAGERIE
v .1 PAGEANT
BIRTHtRNI
3 RINGS
STREET PARADE
4T UAH RAIN OR SNNE
O PERFORMANCES 2.RK 8.RMt
DOORS OPEN i ana ? P.M.
75 ACTS 57 CLOWNS -60 CAGE ZOO
5 Herds of Elephants
Seats on Sale at Rexall Drug St
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EVA NOVAK
"Wolves of the North"
lite strange adventures of beautiful irl and a IX
natuivs in tho frosen silences of the .North, where the ps"0
Men know no laws.
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Xomornnv: Douglas MclAitn in "tK A .Ml-M I r"
ISO TODAY OJILlf aa
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A riotous roar of unquenchable laniibter about a bsrbrr
to be king.
Sidnev Chaplin
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