RATmftAY, ocronr.R 20,
lost.
PAGH ItX
KOBEI1TOO rVEWS-BKVIKW.
I AROCXD THJC TOWN
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Tillamook TUhor
E. B. Smith, of Tillamook, spent
the day here attending to busmen
matters.
In from South l"cr Creek
Thos. Hatfield, of South Deer
Creek, spent the day In this city at
tending to business matters.
Oakland Visitor
Miss Bertha Pintney, of Oakland,
spent the day In this city shopping
and visiting with friends.
Confined to his home
J. O. New land has been confined
to his home for the past few days
with a severe cold.
Over from Kulhcrlln
Mrs. Harvey and daughter, Wile
thn, motored to this city this after
noon to spend a few hours shopping.
In from Glide
A, J. Alexander, or Glldo, spent
the day here with his friends, to at
tend to various matters of business
importance.
In from Looking Glass
Mrs. V. E. Clingenpeel of Look
ing Glass spent the day in this city
attending to business matters and
shopping.
Wilbur Visitor
Mrs. J. G. Itussrll, a well known
resident of Wilbur, was a visitor to
this city today spending several
hour shopping.
Atile to lie About
Mrs. Clarence I. Hill, who has been
confined to her home for the past
few weeks on account of illness, was
able to be out today.
From Hire Hill
Mrs. W. J. Ttrown and daughter,
Clara, of Rice Hill, arrived here this
afternoon by auto stage, to spend
the week end visiting with friends.
Leave for California
Mrs. A. K. Kent has left for Mon
revla, California, where she will
spend the coming winter. Mrs. Kent
spent last winter in that vicinity, and
improved her health considerably,
Licenses Issued
Marriage licenses were issued to
day to Chester N. Purkerson and Al-
freda Garner, of Yoncalla, and to J.
W. Farlr-lgh of Portland and Arline
H. Bunch of this city.
Ieavcs for Portland
V. T. Wright left for Portland last
evening to Join his wife, who is vis
iting with her daughter, Mrs. W. L.
McGeorge. After a stay of three
weeks in the metropolis they will
leave for their winter home In Long
Beach.
TheAnswer
to the Big Question
is Here
MEV9 OVKItCOATs)
in basement
In basement
Our Money Raising & Stock Reducing Sale
will continue a Short time Next Week
(A FEW DAYS LONGER ON'LY)
There has been such a demand for a continuance of this sale, especially
from peraomi whoso pay-checks are forthcoming In the next few days and
who are desirous of using that money to purchase their winter supplies,
thitt wo are granting a special aale extension to accommodate those who
limy not yet have taken advantage of this exceptional opportunity. This
has been a truly wonderful sale.
EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED
Ladies' Dresses, Coats, Suits,
Dry Goods, Underwear, Corsets, Hosiery
SHOES, MEN'S GOODS
Two Floors of Wonderful Values
Uuy now before we must return to regular prices. . -
TONIGHT'S JOY NIGHT.
At the armory you'll be de
lighted tonight with that won
derful big dance with Ott's or
chestra furnishing the neces
sary syncopation. At the arm
ory tonight for that wonderful
danco.
4) AROUND TUB TOWN
Oakland Visitor
Mrs. Baker of Oakland, spent the
morning in this city shopping.
Leaves for Medford
William Simpson loft for Medford
this morning where he will spend
several days attending to business
matters.
Leaves for Kan Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. Elmor Hager loft for
flan Francisco this morning, to spend
a week or ten days visiting and en
; foylng a pleasure trip.
In from Myrtle Creek
E. F. Held, a prominent resident of
Myrtle Creek, and son. Melville, of
Wood, California, spent the day in At the Elks' hall Monday evening,
this city attending to business mat-iOct. 31. All members are urged to
In from Oanyonvllle
O. O. McOUvary of Canyonvllle,
spent the day here on business. Mr.
McGllvary is Postal Telegraph clerk
at Canyonvllle.
L. V. T. CLIB DANCE.
NOTICE TO LIGHT AND
CONSlilEKS.
All light, power and heat .will be
off Sunday morning, October 30th,
from 9 a. m. until 11 a. m.
DOUGLAS COUNTY LIGHT &
WATER CO.
t atstw mi
I'OWEH
Auxiliary Waging
Membership Drive
Tli membership campaign of the
Women's Auxiliary to taipu.ua rost
of tii Americun Legion has begun In
earnest, and the slogan of every
member get a member" has been
adopted as the aim of the organiza
tion. The campaign is to last unui
Armistice Day. November 11. at
which time it will be brought to a
close and the new members will be
entertained at the armory on that
day. As an introductory move In
the drive for members, every mem
ber of Vmpqua Post of the American
Legion will be sent a card urging
them to assist the girls by having
their mothers, wives and sisters join
the Auxiliary. In this way everyone
who Is eligible can be reached. The
leaders In the campaign are Miss
Jane Wharton, Mrs. Bert O. Bates
and Mrs. James T. Goodman. All
new members are Invited to De tne
guests of the Auxiliary on Armistice
Day- . . ..
A short business session or me
AhYillarv will be held Tuesday night,
and everyone Interested In seeing the
organization larger and better is re
quested to be present.
GET THE HABIT Take Sunday
dinner at the Umpqua Hotel.
NOTICE TO LIGHT AND POWEK
CONSUMERS.
All light, power and heat will be
off Sunday morning. October 3Utn
from 9 a. m. until 11 a. m.
DOUGLAS COUNTY LIGHT &
WATER CO.
MADE BAD MISTAKE
A new car of thOBO fancy Yakltna
Gem potatoes, also a new price, lie
sure and ask to see them and get
price at Peoples Supply Co.
trs.
Horn
To Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgo Daudel, on
44 N. Rose St., on October 27, a boy.
Mother and son ar.i doing nicely.
Their many friends wish to congratu
late them upon the'r new arrival.
Here from Sutherl!:i
Wilbur People Visit .1
The entire crew from the Overland
orchards visited the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Hannah of Wilbur Thurs
day evening. The occasion was In
the form of a stoi it party, at which
time many bcnutlf'il little gifts were
presented to the Infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Wtlkersnn, who was
born at the Hannah home Sunday,
October 23.
be present. The ocsaslon will be an
enjoyable one.
NOTICE TO LIGHT AND I'OWEH
CONSUMERS.
All light, power and hent will be
off Sunday morning, October 30th,
from 9 a. m. until 11 a. m.
DOUGLAS COUNTY LIGHT &
WATER CO.
FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKING.
Gnrinenta remodeled. Phone
148-J. Mrs. Conlee and Mrs. Glenn.
Troat her to Sunday dinner at the
Umpqua Hotel. $1.00 per cover.
DEATH IS INVESTIGATED;
SAD CONDITION FOUND.
Coroner M. E. Rltter was called to
Canyonvllle early this morning to
investigate the death of Albert J.
Davis, who died very suddenly of
pulmonary tuberculosis. The cor
onor found a very sad case. The
man had been ill for some time and
the family being without funds, were
unable to provide medical assistance.
There was no food and the wife and
three little children were hungry
and cold. Provisions were Immedi
ately procured for them and an ef
fort will be made to care for the
widow and her children. The de
ceased was 44 years of age and has
been trying to eke out an existence
for himself and family on a small
farm near Canyonvllle.
SAVE MONEY Have Sunday din
ner at the Umpqua Hotel. $1.00 per
cover.
CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS.
Notice Is hereby given that nil
school warrants of School District
No. 4, Douglns County. Oregon, to
nnd Including No. 5478, endorsed
March 4th, 1921, and prior thereto
"Not paid for want of funds," are
this day called for payment by the
undersigned, nnd all Interest thereon
censes from the date of this notice.
Dated this '.he 29th day of October,
1921. V. J. MICELLI,
Clerk School District No. 4. Office
at First State and Savings Bank.
Harry Pearce today; received a
copy of a Canadian newspaper con
taining an article on tne urumneia
murder case. In connection with the
article, a photo is printed with the
.caption. "Dr. R. M. Brumfield. to
hang for murder." The picture Is
perfect likeness of George Neuner,
Jr., district attorney who made the
fight for Brumfleld's conviction.
NEW TODAY.
WANTEU Woman or girl to do clean
inK- l'hone 372. '
r'Ull riALft llurred Kock pullets. K.
A. Hubbard, Uillard, oreKon.
t'OK KENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms. 246 i'urrutt M.
(JKOWKUS who have dried prunes for
sale see E.vcTynouy a bxi-nanye.
Full SALK StuUebaker 6. In Kuod con
flilion, 45u. C A. Lockwuud Motor
Co.
LOST Hunch of keys. 1 Yule key No.
844, 1 key for lock box 1S5. Several
others. Finder leave at News-Hevlew
office.
Full SAL12 A few u-ood values In city
property; also a few good vacant lots
with pavement and sidewalks In.
Clms. Kyett. 123 Pine fit.
Why be so sour when you can buy
a good mixed candy at 20c per lb. at
the Peoples Supply Co.
VEHICLE LAW VIOLATORS
ARRESTED AND FIXED.
Three arrests for violation of-the
traffic laws were made today by
Stale Trari'W Officer J. J. McMahon.
D. H. Carpenter was fined $25 and
costs for speeding in Roseburg.
Claude .Inmcs. of Myrtle Creek, was
fined $2T nnd costs for speeding
through Drain, and James Cooper
was fined $15 and costs for allowing
bis minor grandson to drive a truck
for hire. Costs In each case amour, t
ed to $5. The fines were assessed by
Justice of the Peace George Jones, in
whose court the offenders appeared.
ENJOY one of those Sunday din
ners nt the Umpqua Hotel.
Fottlsox and outnt of plows and disc
In .No. 1 condition or sale at a bar'
gain. Write or see V. W. Shaw. Can
yon ville.
IjOST A yellow Scotch Collie doe.
Anyone seeing- or knowing where he
Is le;ise notify Robert T. Illanken
ship. It. 1. Box 91. Koseburg. Ore.
MAN or woman wanted, salary S3S full
lime. liic an nour spare tune, selltna
guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Hx
p.irlence unnecessary. International
Hosiery Mills, fsorrlstown. Pa.
Full KAI.K do acre farm, some stock
near in, must oe sold, cut price
houses. 1 rooming house, furniture
1 restaurant. 10 farms. Light over
head exp.-nse. 1 cut prices. C. Mer
rill. r.O I Mill St.
Knit SAI.K OH TIIAUE 320 acres in
Silver l.ake Valley. Alt level, irood
tana. House, barn and good well
To trade for Rtnall acreage near
llosel.urg. 327 Douglas St.. Koom Is.
jno real estate men need apply.
LOST Suit In box and bundle contain
ing raincoat for 14 year old boy.
narins Toggery on box. lxist be
tween No. Uoseburg and business
Section Krlday. Finder notify J.
fronk, linking Olass. or leave
IT-.t-tl,- Tneirprv
Welcome News for the Women of Roseburg
Ds Beautiful
ur
SALE
5000
yds.AljpS)
DAYS
OF
SALE
3
Every Yard will be Sold far Below the actual cost of manufacture
Georgette Crepes
1000 yards of this admirable silk fur making
blouses, underwear, handkerchiefs. In fact
we have every shade and hue that the season
demands. A real silk snap.
Washable Satins
400 yards of washable satin, the Ideal silk
for making gowns, bloomers and lingerie of
all kinds. Desirable colors of while, flesh.
Special, yard
Messalines
1200 yards of Mescaline 811ks In every want
ed color. To appreciate this silk you must
see It. Wonderful quality, full U in. wide.
Will not last long at this 1 dsn sale
This great Silk Sale Is an event of Importance to every woman. Here you'll
find the finest collection of High Grade Silks ever placed together in one snlo
In Roseburg. The manufacturer Is not able to produce them today nt the low
price we are placing on them. A fortunate purchase limbics us to affect a
saving, and we are passing the saving on to our friends, lie on hand early.
Fancy
Silks
300 yards of fancy silks,
stripes and plaids, some
still ting silks In the lot.
Yard wide nnd prettiest
patterns we have ever
sold at this extreme low
price.
s139
JL YARD
m mti mi a
Monday
Tuesday
Wed'day
1f
ellows-Stqr
-ii
Crepe de Chines
Full S00 yards of Crepe de Chine of wonder
ful luster and Quality, 40 In. wide. Every
desirable color. You can't afford to pass this
excellent opportunity to buy.
Taffetas
650 yards of yard wide Taffeta Silk. A real
saving for the woman who wants pretty
dresses. All colors. Heavy quality. Very
low price.
Dress Satins
250 yards of beautiful dress satins. Admir
able for evening or street wear. A very high
grade lot of silks. You'll be wise in buying
from this lot.
'I
INDULGING THE TASTE
Having had success, iome men art
. apt to increase their personal ax
pensei by indulging their tastes But
- thit t not wise. Look ahead and
you will nee how much more Import
ant It Is to have a reserve fund.
Open an account with the Roseburg
National Bank.
X Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
The RosebuiB National Bank
fx
mi iui Bsang
8CSDAT AT TUB CHCRCHB8. I '
International Bible Students As
sociation. Moose Hall, corner Jack
son and Washington streets. Subject
for study Sunday, 3 p. m., "The Day
of Vengeance of Our God," This is
God's day of pudgnient upon all tho
nations; Zeph. 3:8,9. Do we not see
it manifested In the disintegration of
some of the strongest governments,
and the class strife in all. What
will IIia mirenmn he? Thla atuHv l
f vital interest to all. Come and
learn with us what these conditions I
mean.
First Church of Cliru,t Scientist,
Corner of Lane and Main Streets.
Services are hold Sunday morning at
11 o clock and Wednesday i veiling
at 8 o'cIock, this meeting Includes
testimonies of healing. Sunday school
convenes each Sunday morning at
9:45; all op to the age of 20 years
are Invited to attend. The reading
room in the rear of the church
building is open daily except holi
days and Sundays, from 2 to 4 p. m.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend these services and visit the
reading room. Subject of Sunday's
lesson Is: '.'Everlasting Punishment."
CALL FOR CITY IMPROVEMENT
BONDS.
Notice is hereby given that city
Improvement bonds of the city of
Roseburg, Oregon, series "L" No. 47
to 62, inc., will be taken up and paid
on the 15th day of November. 1921,
and that interest thereon will cease
after said date.
Dated October 28th, 1921.
W. F. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
NOTICE TO LIGHT AXD POWBlt
CONSUMERS.
All light, power and heat will be
off Sunday morning, October 30th,
troni 9 a. m. until 11 a. m.
DOUGLAS COUNTY LIGHT &
WATER CO.
DAILY WEATHER BKPORT.
U. B. Weatoer Bureau, tocai offlcs
toseburg. Oregon, 14 hours ending t
irelettatl.a ta laekM mm HaBaUwdtfea
lltKbest temperature yesterday ... 11
!owest temperature last nigiit .. 45
Precipitation last 24 hours 0
Total preclp. since first of month MS
Normal preclp. for this montk 1.(1
Total preclp. from SoJL 1,( 1921.
to date J.58
Average preclp. from Sept. 1. 1877 3.42
Total elcess from Sept. 1, 1921... .16
seasons, (Bept. to May, inc.) . . . S1.S8
fcorecast to I p. m. tar southwestern
ron:
Tonight and Sunday fair.
WILLIAM BULL. Observer.
TODAY
LIBERA
THEATRE
Prices 10c & 15c
MATLSKK EVERY DAY
"THE GIRL FRoT
NOWRERF
With Cleo Madison and ft
fred Lewis.
The story of a girl fighting
her honor and love, lull at .
tense excitement. Aljoijta
Comedy.
Liberty Prices, 10c mJ lit
SUNDAY AND Mu.VbAI
Life is but a game of thua
and we are all "bucking tk
tiger." But it ii seldom iti:
one deliberately deala himU
tire worst hand. But on cat
did.
See the prize winning teaaot
Alaska dugs In
CONWAY TEARLE k
"Bucking the Tiger"
Also Sclznirk I -a teat Xm,
roinnly.
Lue F. Vernon
who
"Plays the Pictures"
at the Piano
The '93 Mental Culture C!ub,r:
hold their regular meeting on Ti
day, November 1. The occuIm "
hnvn' snrl eirla' oar. Profeaot
O Ilon.m will talk on "EdUCltid!
and talks will also to nem
"Health" by Miss Caroline Willi
county health nurse, and Dr. W
an,ih ira r. I.. Searing will f
a few word9 on the 'Spirltnil &
cation of the child. Each tins
i t- ..MtA tft hrinc nbotol
OUT IS CAJ-o-wu j
, j . Ml,lhnnS DDOtl M
cnimren anu s v.w-
herself.
GET THE HABIT Take S('
dinner nt the umpiua nm-..
Toalght
15c
TOHICKT
25c
THE SOUTH AS
James Oliver Curwood
Knows It, writes It and screens It with new thrill, new
new mystery.
"The
GOLDEN SNARE
If you enjoyed 'Back to God's Country" nd
North," you'll bo glad to see tills one.
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