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PACK I1VB
A CORDIAL INVITATION
TO EVERYONE
KE
RR'S
Wonderful Products Will Be Demonstrated
Arr
Kidd's Grocery and Peoples Supply Co.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 14th, 15th and 16th.
Vosburg Bros, and Economy Grocery
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 17th, 18th and 19th.
Try KERR'S Rolled Oats,
Wheat Flakes, Farina and Hot Cake Flour
And you will take no substitute.
We will serve hot rolls made f rom2
KERR'S Best Patent and Dalles Diamond Flours.
NEW YORK NEWS LETTER
Trn laraTaT
Hieh Schools
subjects. Hut It is recommended that
I in olectives significant amounts of
: each aii)l,.t ha taken nnt Inst n lit-
GlVCn Credit "e ' 8ev,ora' subjects, which is le
, s rilied as buttering your bread too
thin.
EI'GEN'E. Nov. 1C (Special.)
''U huh nhools In lunulas county
tkosf at Canyonville. Drain, Gar
vt. Myrtle Creek, Oakland, itiddle,
bore, Sutlierlin, Wllliur and
oncalia have courses of study of
r hish Rrade and taught with
H efficiency that they are arcredit
:iythe I'niversi'v of Oregon.
To be admitted to the freshman
' of the 1'niversiiy of Oregon a
ad' nt r..ust have completed a four-
-m r)U nn:r not . ss than 1 units
' work. The term "unit" means the
uhalent of five recitations per
"OI nf tint leqi lh:n An m nulna
h. In one branch of study, for a
aool year of not less than ISC weeks,
"'isiilerint; these high requirements
' l! a distinct honor for a high
" "' on me I uivcrsr.y uc-
I1N list.
AUhniuh there nr more than two
nirpd hieh schools In the state,
"It IT; are accredited by the I'ni
rity. The Vnlverity of Oregon makes
following specific rculilremeiits'
,m ,.111.11:11. one mill pa"n
- a. pi uic c nnieiry ntstnrv
dwicn e. tWn units or one foreign
an additional milt of nnv
iiw ami five units in elected
M. C. It AC ABU UH
Real estate, livestock, farm and
merchandise auctioneer. Dates made
at O. W. Young &. Son's, or at 530
North tine.
Chill-con-carne every day at he
rafeteria.
CAHI) OF THANKS.
We wish to express our apprecia
tion and heartfelt thanks to oui
friends and neighbors for the many
acts of kindness and sympathy
shown during the illness and death
of our beloved mother, Sarah Hen
derer. .
FLEMING HENDERER.
WILL HENDERER,
JACK HENDERER.
FREE at Hall and Son's Garage,
Rogers Silverware coupons. A
coupon with every 25c worth of
trade.
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CONSERVATORY
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mus Studio
$4.05 Round Trip
Plus 8 per cent Federal War Tax
To
EUGENE
account
U. of O. O. A. C.
Annual Football Game
and
U. of O. Alumni Meeting
Saturday, Nov. 19th
Tickets on sale Friday and Saturday return limit Monday.
TRAIN SERVICE
Going: Leave Roseburg 7:35 a. m., 2:20 p. m., 12:65 p. m.. 2:20
p. m.
Returning: Leave Eugene 5:60 a. m., 1:23 p. m., 6:53 a. m., 7:57
p. m., 11:33 pvn.
For further particulars ask Agents.
Southern Pacific Lines
JOHN M. SCOTT,
General Tassenger Agent.
NEW YORK. Nov. 16. Anyone
! w ho cherishes the thought that New
York women adhere to the old-time
curse of being "slaves to fashion" Is
getting considerable of a blow this
season. She has broken her chains
part way through, at least, and is do
ing It with a gesture of shoer de
light. "Long skirts," aald I'nrls, and
the fashion dictators on this side
echoed, "Hide your ankles." Has
the New York woman responded on
masse. She has with a blithe but
clarion, "No. Indeed." On the stage
one sees instep approaching draperies
and lower hems In the straight
around skirts. In some of the shop
windows one sees them. And occa
sionally, oh, very occasionally, some
woman wears one down town with an
effort not to look too self-conscious.
Hut for the vast majority, of smart
well-dressed women, there has been
ro knell of the ten Inch skirt and no
Intention of sounding or hearing any
knell.
.
One New York hotel has opened
a "thinking room." It doesn't at
tempt to describe what the guests
are to think about nor how hard
they are to think. They just provide
perfect and complete silence no
talking aloud, no being paged, not
even a rustling of newspapers and
then leave the rest to the occupants
of the muffled, heavy-walled and
heavy-carpeted room. Several men
have been found devoting their tlmo
there-in entirely to a contemplation
of their hotel bill.
a
The combined waistlines of Dr.
Copeland's class of fat women have
been reduced by eight feet since
their training started.
A new play for John Ttarrymore.
who has Just arrived home from Eng
land, Is said to be all ready and In
the hands of Arthur Honklns, who
will present Rarrymore this season.
The title and nature of the play has
not been allowed to creen to public
ears as yet. One rumor Is that It Is
based upon the life of a prominent
American literary figure. Another
and more Interesting story is that
Mr. Hopkins will present the three
liarrymores In "Othello" Lionel as
the Moor, John as lago and Fthel
as Desdemona.
More than 1,000 Boy Snouts made
their second nnnual pilgrimage to
the grave of Theodore Roosevelt In
Oyster Hay, and knelt in silent pray
er beside It after decorating it with
fifty wreaths and listening to
speeches eulogizing the former hon
orary president of their organization.
The center of congregation on the
part of out-of-towners who are here
for a day or a week Is Forty-second
and ltroadway; the center for those
who are here for a month or a sea
son Is the New York Public Library
at Forty-second and Fifth avenue.
The home newspaper Is the attrac
tion for those who are cut off from
their old associations for more than
a few weeks. It Is the connecting
link with "hack home." "The number
of young men and women who come
in here Increases In the fall of every
year," said an attendant. "They're
the students who have come here to
college and are homesick."
The Rtrictness of Hew York state
divorce laws la affording free rent
for a year to one young business wo
man of this city. Her sister who also
lives on Manhattan Island is suing
for divorce. She didn't want to get
It under our laws, so she tool; a
house over on the Jersey side. Hut
fhe won't live there. Consequently
she turned It ovee carte blanche to
her self-supporting sister, goes out
herself to spend Sunday and has all
of her mall sent there. The law Is
therefore saMsfled, she can keep on
being near h r Manhattan friends.
and the sister will have several
hundred dollars In the bank at the
end of the vear instead of In the
landlord's till.
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One more tradition has fallen
overboard In this inconoclastlc age.
A little group or serious thinkers
went out to the llronx zoo the other
dnv .to test the claim about music
soothing the savaga beast and so on
Thev pang Schubert's entrancing
"Song of Love'' to llrown Ivan, big
gest of the zoo Iiears. and he only
i reared on his bind legs and pro
tested. The solid buffaloes walked
out on the performance and left it
flat. So It was all along the line.
No appreciation: no evidence of be
ing soothed: nothing at all like a
conscious reaction to uplift,
j I.ucv Jean Price.
FREE nt Hall and Son's Gnrage,
Rogers Silverware coupons. A
coupon with every 25c worth of
trade.
Or words
With aeknawltdymiHU to K. C. B.
4o 4hM eSkci
IT BEATS the baud.
THE WAY "this thing.
KEEPS POPPING up,
THE OTHER night.
I BROKE aU rules.
AND READ a high brow book.
AND HERE'S a hot one,
THAT IT handed ma.
.
"MANY OF us find.
THAT TASTE affords.
ONE OF the fairly.
DEPENDABLE SATISFACTIONS.
OF EVERYDAY living.
AN D IT seems.
UPON LONG reflection.
THAT SATISFACTION.
COMES CLOSE to being.
THE LONG sought,
'HIGHEST GOOD.'"
OF COURSE that Isn't.
WRITTEN WITH the ease.
AND POLISH to which.
WE ARE accustomed.
BUT IT'S a mouthfuL
' ft
AS YOU'LL agree If yoo.
ft
JUST PUT it Into good.
ft
UNITED STATES, like this.
ft ft ft
"SON, YOU'LL be running.
ft ft ft
ON FOUR flat tires.
ft ft ft
IF YOU don't hurry.
AND WRAP yourself arounV
THE ONLY cigarette.
ft ft
THAT SATISFIES."
4- 3 a
"rpHEY Satisfy" nothing
1 else so well describes Ches
terfields' mildness, their mellow
ness, their delicacy of aroma and
smooth, even "body." It took
the finest varieties of Turkish
and Domestic tobaccos to do it
and the highest order of skill
In blending them. Yes, the Ches
terfield blend is a secret. It
can't be copied.
CIGARETTES
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
MB '
Oid you hnow aboat thm
Chfterfield package of 10 T
FltL'E at Hall and Son's Garage,
Rogers Silverware coupons. A
coupon with every 2&C worth of
trade.
MITICI-: iV NCIHHII. KI.KCTION TO
INt'llKAXK TA MO1II0 'I'll HI
nut i-:vr in Kit that oi'' 'mi':
PHh: IOI S Kll.
si:h Tin; nkw i oi. iii: its.
Ilcnullful high-grade, styles In
folders now on display. Our exceed
ingly low prices will surprise you.
Shop for your Clninlnwis l'holo and
visit Clurk'B Photo Studio, Roseburg
Nat'l. Dunr. llldg. ,
N'otlco Is hereby Klven to ttic trgnl
voters of School liiNtrirt No. 4 ef
1'oukIhh t'ounly. Stale of orcKen, lliul
an election will lie held In imi in., i
trlct. at the IIIkIi Schoul on the L'lith I
day of November. l:ut. Rt 2:eo u'cloi k
in the afternoon, to vote on the ques
tion of liicreuslnir the amount of t lie
tax levy ti said OiKtrh t for the year
l!iL'l-lti:'2 hy more than nix per cent
over the amount of tMu ti levy for the .
year Imiuedlatelv preeeediim.
The Hoard of Directum of said Dlf- I
trlit lias determined and certified, liy
resolution heretofore duly adopted that
Maid locreane of the tax levy Is licces
nary, H.ild certificate ecttlnv forth suh- 1
Mtantlally that in the opinion of raid ;
hoard necessity exists to levy a larger
amount of taxes for the fiscal year he
tOniiiiiK on June 21, l:'l. and etiilliiK
June :iu, 1!-', than the amount limited
oy the ' onsiiunion in me r.ian. oi
OreKon. for Die reason that fuiMln sre
nettled to create h elnkintc fund for
me rein-ini'i i.'ii "i n t i it" ,
rants, and to provide an euierKency
fnrifl of t:lnaa en a r,-iiiired t,v law. and
the amount of such nocensaty Increase
a l2.43.n.
Dated this fith day nf November,
921.
K. II. I.KNOX.
Cliftirmnn of Hoard of Directors, j
ttc.t- V I Ml'.-IM Di.-trO-t I'le.k
Get our prices and see the quality
before buying tlsewhere. Stephens.
PKOK.!sWIOAf, CARrm I
Mlli. Ts"vTollSriDl':7-Plione 17.1-1.. ,
Ult. I.. .
111. is-
. u Kl.l.s, urmlal. 117 Perklna
t'hone 313.
ill. Kl il'.K A. kl'DAIt. Chlropractlo
1'livslclnn. Uoonia 2:0-227, Perkins
Handing,
mhw. '. I. iintji-nit Kiowera. Phona
Hit. 1119 Ho. Jackson HI.
Dll M. II. I'l.VI Kit Chiropractic
l'hyalctan. 211 YV. Lane Bt.
Pit. I (II lit A. Ult. I. AIIK, HcnllM. (tin.
(. lat State and SavlnKa Hank Kids.
1'1'one 187.
There Isn't any Mystery
About Our Menu
Just good, wull-soasoned,
home-like Hiking, that has
made tills place popular.
c.ii i:ti:hi. tin short oh-
DKItS, A3 YOU I. IKK.
Muolc by Mr. and Mrs. P. F.
lllrseh, Tues.. Thurs.. Sat.
evenings. For violin instruc
tion, see Mr. IllrBCh.
Roseburg Cafeteria
Auto Tops Side Curtains
mam: to oitii:it
I'lione K1H 7UH N. Jackson
C. M. JONES
When You are Hungry
VISIT TIIK
Royal Cafe
IliU, O.mfortoble Din I n g
IUmmii nod I. tincli Counter.
Wo t'nn I'lense You.
Siv AsMM'luted cvm Serv
ice Dally In Our W indows.
(;el Your Dally I'aix-r Here.
.MRS. W. II. HOWMAX. Prop.
the
Clancy Kids
f7
Mm
Where Ignorance Is
Bliss
By
PERCY L. CROSBY
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