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ItOflEBtTM K-WB-REVTEW, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1031.
PAGB FOUR
MONTH END
Clean Up Sale!
Here are Prices made especially
to yield a quick Clean Up
Buster Brown Children's Hose,
THIS SALE 25c PER PAIR
Wool Dress Goods
ALL CUT
20 to 33 1-3 Per Cent Off
MUNSING UNDERWEAR
ci'T 20 n:it cent
MEN'S, WOMEN'S
CHILDltEN'S
SILK Petticoats
Cut 25
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
NEW LOT, PRICED
Foil THIS 8ALF,
SPECIAL
Outing Fl?nnel Gowns 1 A nfl
FOR A FEW DAYS OXLY 1 " Ull
SPECIAL
BLANKETS
15 per cent Off
Movie Closeups
Not since "Humoresque" has a
production conspicuously revealing
the childhood of the slums been at
tempted, with tuo erseptlon of Real
art's "The Plaything of Broadway,"
starring Justine Johnstone. Many
of the most effective scenes of the
jilay are laid on New York's lower
East Side, and dozens of children
ranging from babies of a few months
to half-grown boys are shown in
these scenes. One group of five, six,
even, eight, nine, and ten, respec
tively, each a distinctive type, was
obtained. '"ViX
The lovable little character of Jlm
mle In Interpreted by Raymond Hew
llt. Tho part affords some splendid
Bcenes wUh the star. Miss Justine
Johnstone, and tho lead, Crauford
Kent, who portrays the role of the
2 TODAY J
LIBERTYI
'THEATRE
p Prices 10c & 15c I
j MATIXKH EVERY DAY 4
j NOW SHOWING 4
"Passion Fruit"
5 STAKKLNO J.
i Doraldina f.
Zk THE WORLD'S (JREATEST 5
er r.
ascetic Dr. Jennings.
The picture comes to the Antlers
theater in this city tonight only.
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Packing Employes
Ordered to Strike
rny United Press.)
CHICAGO, Dec. 2. Thirty-five
thousand packing plant union em
ployes are under orders to Btrike
Monday for recognition of action
against the wage cuts. C. J. Hayes,
international president of the butch
ers' union, Issued the orders. Ac
cording to Hayes, the packers have
organized company unions and now
refuse to treat with regularly estab
lished unions. The packers say the
regular unions are in the minority
and that tho strike will not affect
tho working plants. Recently the
"company unions" accepted wage
cuts which did not meet the approval
-ROCND THE TOWN
Returns to Wilbur -
Mrs. Ralph Sands left this after
noon for her borne In Wilbur after
spending a few hours In this city.
Preaching services will be held on
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in Gar
den Valley with Rev. Mr. Needham
of the South Methodist church In
charge.
Leave for ItoquLun, Wash.
Mrs. Alice E. Albright, who has
been hore several weeks visiting
Mrs. H. S. Hutton, of Garden Valley,
left this afternoon for her home in
Hoquiam, Wash.
County Nurse. Goes to Dole
Miss Caroline Wallace, the Doug
las county nurse, left this morning
on 53 for Dole. She will spend the
day visiting the Ruckles school and
will return to this city tonight.
With Montgomery Ward & Co.
According to a letter recelv.! here
this morning, R. Leslie Rutner, fnr
l.iorly o? this city, but now cf Port
land, lias accepted a position with
Montgomniy Ward & Co., in the r:r
respoudence advertising department.
Leave for Portland
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Bell left this
afternoon by automobile for Portland
where they will reside. Mr. and Mrs.
Bell recently sold the Rose confec
tionery, and expect to go into busi
ness in Portland.
Returns to Myrtle Point
T. Manuel Herman, who Is an old
pioneer of Coos county, left for his
home at Myrtle Point this afternoon
after a short visit here with his bro
ther. Attorney Binger Herman, of
this city.
Ilaznur Was Success
The bazaar and home cooking sale
given today by the ladies of the
Presbyterian church In the vacant
store building next to the Roseburg
National bank, was a great success
and a large sum was realized, which
will go for church purposes.
Christmas at Hand
Many of the business houses of the
city are beginning to show Christmas
spirit by decorating their windows In
cotton, to represent snow, fir boughs
and ideal gifts. The post office de
partment Is urging that parcels be
mailed early and wrapped well. At
different public places around town
Christmas seals are being sold, thus
we realize that Christmas Is at hand.
Cousins Are Killed
I Mrs. A. J. Ford of this city
has
or the regular union and this precini- J"st bePn Informed 'hat two of her
tated the strike order.
y
Switches nnd doll wigs made out
of your own combings, $1 and up.
Mrs. H. Schoenlger, 641 East Doug
las street.
Special on dress trimmings, fancy
braids, tassels, fur and cord. Satur
day only. Bell Millinery.
cousins, Vernlta and Frank Jack, of
Los Lonals, Calif., were killed In an
automobile accident which occurred
several (lays ago near Red Bluff.
The children were In an auto bus on
their way to school, when they were
slrurk on a crossing by a Southern
Pacific train. The parents of the
children are grief stricken, and the
accident came as a great shock to
Mrs. Ford of this city.
MICKIE SAYS
IF I WOX ROWUIM' ft. GARAGE,
OVER-HAUL JOBS 10 LAST KAE
all wiwrta, imstead of
HftsVIM THEVA COVAE VV1 NEXT
SPR.IUS WMEM vO BE Bn.E.
THAU A. OU9-LGG0 flSHTI
POPE WJAXKERl
Order coal at Page's. Your choice
of throw Rood kinds. Prompt deliv
ery. Phone 242.
PUHI'
,E FLASHES"
HILARIOUS COMEDY.
DANC
Pronounced to be a wonderful
picture by those who saw It
last night. Tills picture Is
worth Boeing.
When tho "Oraclo" spoke the
superstitious natives acted.
Her dance for fun became a
dance of life nnd death.
Where a woman's wild ven
geance outsped a halting Jus
tice. Comedy, Hosier Kenton In
"Tho llitiintcil House.
"Tho Haunted House" will
heave you with that haunting
smile.
Sit . "The OnlnVn Hope."
Luc F. Vernon i
t who 4
5 "Plays the Pictures" t
4 at the Piano j
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"Purple Flashes," the whirlwind
Elks' show, will "knock 'em dead."
That's what those who have wit
nessed the rehearsals say. The
comedy In the show Is a knockout.
Music galore and pretty girls Is
enough to Insure the success of the
production but In addition to such
features, the theme of the farce
conwdy will keep the audience In an
uproar.
The Beat sale opens December 10.
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-Ml In Ko.nl condition.
I.. Itol.orts. uned car bargains.
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NOTICE TO NORTH ROSEBIHG
WATER CO.NSI'SIEKS.
Water will be shut off Sunday,
forenoon, Dc. 4tb. 1921, from 1 a.
m. to 10 a. tn. affectlog all of Nona
Roseburg north of Douglas street.
DOUGLAS COLNTI UUUl'
AND WATER CO.
EMPLOYED ART OF FLATTERY
How Dlsrasll 8ucecded In Securing
the Full Confidence of His Royal
Mistress, Victerla.
It was after the untimely death of
her husband at the age of 42 that
Queen Victoria became the victim of
a settled melancholy. For 20 years
after that event she continued to wear
mourning, took little or no Interest
In the social life of her subjects, and
made a slave of herself in her cor
respondence aiid In her Interviews
with her ministers on public questions
and the details of government.
It was not until Disraeli became
premier that the queen emerged from
the shadow of bereavement. He fas
cinated her by his rhetoric and poetic
style of address. Gladstone, she said,
used to speak to her as If she was
a public meeting, but Disraeli re
membered that she was a lonely
woman with a hungry heart He fed
this hunger In letters that were almost
affectionate In tone. He called her
Glorlana and Tltnnia, queen of the
fairies, and In a thousand similes
ministered to her self-esteem. He
waved the magic wand of flattery and
Tltnnia began to enjoy life once more.
So the queen In her old age be
came popular with her subjects and
revealed those mellow graces, those
milder attributes, that made her be
loved and revered at home and abroad.
Detroit News.
PHRASE IN USE BY ROMANS
Writers of Ancient Empire First Re
ferred to the Game of "Ducks -and
Drakes."
Ducks and drakes," an expression
used commonly In connection with a
person who Is heedless In money or
business matters, has gained wide cir
culation since it was first used among
the Romans.
Mlnuclus Felix and other ancient
writers allude to a game of scaling
oyster shells or stones on the water.
If the stone emerged once It was said
to be a "duck."
England adopted the game and gave
the phrase Its present-dny meaning.
Just when It wus first applied Is not
known. But It Is well used In Henry
Peacham's book, "The Worth of a
Penny," published In London In 1047:
"I remember In Queen Elizabeth's
time e wealthy cltlien of London left
his son a mighty estate In money, who,
Imagining he should never be able to
spend it, would usually make ducks
and drakes In the Thames river, with
shilling pieces as boys are wont to
do with titles and oyster shells. And
In the end he grew to such extreme
want that he was fain to beg or bor
row a sixpence, having many times
no more shoes than feet and some
times having more feet than shoes."
Chant of the Motor Boat.
My motor boat, 'tis of thee, short
mini to poverty of thee I chant. I
blew a pile of dough on you three
years ago; now you refuse to go or
won't or cun't. Through channel and
by oceanshle you were my Joy and
pride, a happy day. I loved the gaudy
hue, the nice white paint anew; but
you're down and out for true. In every
way. To thee, old rattlebox, came
many Jumps and knocks; for thee I
grieve. No shelter from a storm;
frayed are thy seats and worn; the
whooping couch affects the "chug" I
do believe. The perfume swells the
breeze, and only causes one to sneeze,
as we pass by. I pnld for thee a price,
'twould miy a mansion twice; now
everybody's yelling "Ice" I wonder
why. The motor has the grip, the
spark plug has the pip, and who Is
thine. I, too. have suffered chills, fa
tigue nnd kindred Ills; endeavoring
to pny my bills, since thou were mine.
Gone Is my bankroll now, no more
'twould choke a cow, as once before.
Yet, If I hail the nmn', so help me.
Jack amen, I'd buy a boat again and
speed some more. Bayllss Y. C Logbook,
Dance every Saturday night, Mac
cahee HalL
Christmas cleanup sale oa hats) at
The Vogue, Friday and Saturday.
I I Hi
Dentistry
By
Dr. Nerbas
The science of Dentistry bas so
Improved during the last cen
tury that If a dentist was con
sulted soon enough a person's
teeth could be protected and
kept whole during the course
of their life. If tooth struc
ture is completely broken
down It can be restored to ltg
former efficiency.
WITHOUT PAIN
I replace teeth the same day.
My extensive experience elim
inates guess work.
MY MOTTO OF
Being Reasonable, Reliable
and Efficient guarantees entire
satisfaction.
THE LESS PALN DENTIST.
H.R.Nerbas,D.D.S.
Masonic Bldg. Phone 488.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION.
Your Hands'
Best Friend
A-S-K
Anti-Septi-Klenzr
"The-Klenzr-U-Can't-Forget"
From the Mechanic
handling the roughest and
dirtiest work In heavy grease
and strong acids
To the Young Mother
with handB kept tender to
fondle her babe with delicate
touch
OREGON A-S-K CO.
ALBANY, OREGON.
Let Us Helpi
Make your holiday ghoDDin .
-' feature r
T. the heavy work, wet feet and
to take.
Our aervice Is at your command
Phone 79
TheC0,,ltl
"far- Phone 7)
Roseburg Steam Launin
SPECIAL ATTPvtia, M'W
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POST
TO
A good coal at a low price Boot
less Llbby at Page's.
Vaccinating Sugar Cane.
The vaci luntlon or Inoculation of
plants In the bitterly waged fij;lit
against their diseases will apial as
a novel Idea to many who have al
ways thought of the method In con
nexion with the prevention of human
and animal maladies only. A measure
of success has attended Its use by the
oflice of foreign seed and plant Intro
duction, Washington, D. C, reports
Popular Mechanics, In the evolution
of a variety of sugar cane which Will
be Immune to the commoner forms
of disease peculiar to the plant, and
especially the so-cnlled mosaic dis
ease, which has recently made Its ap
pearance on the sugar plantations.
Seedlings from the Inoculated speci
mens will be tested for immunity, nnd
If the experiment is the success It
Is hoped It will be It Is thought that
a practically disease-proof variety of
plant will be evolved.
NOTICE
DOl'GUS corSit?.
AND WATEE CO1
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Total prtdo f,. L1'' U .1
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4 THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
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The wonder-play of a love that girdles the earth. It will epi
the flood-gates of your tears and diuu llii in up with Jo;ulba
tor!
"The Woman in His
FEATURING
Mildred Harris Chaplin
AND AN ALL-STAR CAST
It's a triumph of mother-love, more convincing and nwtaf tta
"The Miracle Man."
Not Just a picture but a screen achievement, you should ml n t
TOONKKV1LLH COMEDY AND A l'MZM.t
MAT1.N EE SAT U HDAY E V KMNli
WM. S. HART IV "THE WHISTLE."
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CHILDHKX I.VTOM
Justine Johnstone
America's most beautiful girl, In a gripping
drama of ml M'
I "The Plaything ,
of Broadway
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a ns ,in,. r rltv life. utiiM-r
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FORI) Fin
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orld, undenvoriii,
with s
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Adults lie
lf.-:l w FAIRBANKS IN
2 Cl.lldr.-n (Klc A.lults
:i-v-v-, kkk-ev'
ed Car
We have the following Used Cars all jn First Class Condition vvhTEFrve will Sacrifice at the following prices:
1916 Ford Light Delivery,
1918 Ford Touring,
1918 Ford Roadster -
1919 Maxwell Touring -
sf rf-k. ana a n
1915 Studebaker Touring
275.00 1921 Chevrolet Touring
300.00 1917 Dodge Touring -
375.00 1 Ql S OAlcbnH .Qlv Tnnrlncf
You will have to see these Cars to appreciate the Values offered. EASY TERMS IF DESIRED
Glenn H. Taylor
$450.00
550.00
675.00
700.00
Oregon
SERVICE GARAGE Roseburg, Wg