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noHF.ntno VKv.BEvre.v ft f sr. a v. frcr.mKn i ft. oai . PKC.P. FOtlt Now is the Time TO BUY While the market is at its Lowest. NEWLAND Selling policy means lower Prices and a complete elim ination of any risk in selecting a used Car. Dodge Touring, Dodge Roadster Chevrolet Touring Chevrolet Roadster Chevrolet Delivery Ford Touring Ford Truck Olds Speed Wagon No Misrepresentation J.O. Newland & Son Dealers in Dodge Bros. Motor Vehicles taiW fc&irtlia tucl Drunailc Stwy6t4?jinU ftlrfax'i fixb&oikl AXOTHEK JOI1 Goodyear Tire Service, Ford Pennsylvania Tire Service. Ask GarR. Ins. Ford Oarage. What's More Joy to a Boy Than Practical Gifts of Daily Use. A Gift to be Remembered Every thing for a Boy Our Overcoats gives him that mannish look he likes with style and durability combined. Suits For Boys of every ago. Oregon Cassimere, a homo product of good fabric, style and color; warm, heavy, and well fitting. Shop early come and see us today. Harth's Toggery Thtt nlur-A fli j Aneplefl to See the duwn-and-outers and the up-and-j comers in (lie motion picture uun-, ness is at the Service bureau. j r hiitl hoon ton pnirroKKtwl in in . i affairs on my former visit to notlc i much. As I went up the steps t thoiit-'lit I was In a canic for fear m ' : pictures were gone. I could not af-1 ford to lose forty-eight dollars, mj li.in1 Woil vlmMcHvfllv nvpr mv lit tle Rood luck elephant and I said softly: "I'll smash you on the pave ment If I don't find them." lv fitvM travplod nvor a. irroun of old men In shabby clothes leanlns against the fence, borne or metu were unshaven: others had made a pathetic attempt at neatness and cleanliness. They are the kind of men one sees in pictures depicting tho trnnilia thA Pane-Stem ftlld the down-and-outers the kind that you tind in the uacugrouna, in uoorwajs, and in moD scenes ot tne stums. Thns ivnes are wauled only occa sionally so that these men are able to make only a very precarious liv i.. -tut thou- Keem nerfectly satis fied Just talking among themselves. They never realize mat me wurm th -rout hum- snlendid world is dead to them. They are the hoboes of the picture business. t mittilv dressed young chaps ran im tiu' metis lust ahead of me. They were dressed in extreme fash ion with the exception tnai tuey wuie hsita for it is uuite the fashion in Los Angeles and Hollywood for the young men to economize on nais. As they passed me one sum iiu, I am not going to buy a new hat un til I have to use it. 1 need the money to take Jeanette to the (jocoanur. (.... tiiia -k. She has a new dress that she says is a pippin and she must show It mere. My imagination spanned the years. T Ti-nnrlprprl whether some days one would find these young men leaning against the fence outside of the Serv ice Bureau or riding down in men specially built automobiles to the lot where they were starring. Thta l.rnneht TT1A baCk tO mVSClf ...in. o fork for I felt that of 1 had lost the pictures It would set me back lone wav on my ambitious train to the starlit heights. t i.rniKrh the hallway, en tered the second doorway at the left and went directly toward the cash ier's window, in front of which stood Mr. Ballantyne slowly turning over my pictures. I could not see nis nw but he was so interested inai no not hear me until I stood beside him. "You should be more carerui ot these, Miss Winston." i I. n.,A mo another little thrill to think he had remembered mv name and connected it wun m CLASSIFIED COLUMN 4LL NKW ClA9IFiK AUVBttTIHBHHKM WILL. HK POUND OH LAT PAOH CNIBK HKAUINU -NBW TODAY." V,NTK1 To rt-nt b.x room hcni. I'. M- luminiu, UK Winehwuer St. I'hnti.- at.s-U. LI'MliKU WANTMM --on to two M. tvt Hlmnsi cii'iir 1 iii. tlr. Also luiv a oiut Ion li.-pwlillo trurk t lrd( fr orchiiril traitor am o ul 111. l'hono r-l'l i. .1. v. ninth. misiki,i.mf:ln. TAII-OKINil Hnil tlrenaaiaktlia- of nil klnr). r m S. Main. Mr. cJ uthrWlsv. HAW hl'KS -Hls'lieal wli-aa pal. fur raw furs. Wrlta fr price Hal. KlilM your futa to Northweal Caaat ur Uialtaiiiic. Inc.. 74 iMlrr Way. at- tl. Wl. Foil SAI.I-i Older and clilor vinegar i ii ii im n-1- s. I'tilt sai.i: - It. I. Cockerel, pure bred. iiiuii' -ii-1 .i. IAMT ANI POUND. LOST -Ti ii il.illnr lilll. I'lndrr plnano mil Mri 1. 1. 'nr. '.'.1 nm iut. (Oil itrNT rtlfetT lIolll MIU. ItnRMhiirw Nall.inMl Tfauk- "run" ' l;i: T I'.iiniiu liiiiii- niin.-iitiikr roiini. ' til. I i'f pliHlii. Iii4 Hti iiliriis. lVilt rl;nl UK NT -IJt; m-iia frra aoll. 4 liitlo.i miiitli nf Hn!.iiri. Addtca Aimi-.h, Ni wa-Ur lnw. Hilt "itKNT li' nl.-oir fiirulHliit r.i.un I'lintii- :"'-.! ":1 S.i sti-t'l'"" roit hi.h. Von SAI.K -iHk aud laural wood Minna 1 1 -k:i Foil KAt.K- Ni Siii.-r Hi-win ma ililtii. (Iivi'tl nwiiv fur in.Ii. Must hi' xilil l. 'l'lii'Ml.i)- IllKlit riuino Stl-Y. V(iH Sll.lv" -ln'' I. riied' .'. "lTi"., Willi ti-fl 2 wi'.-ks iilil plM. ilipiip tnir i.illfli cow. l l, t. Iu r a IlaiK'h, Urm k luy, Hri k;Mii lint sm.i: i ot n'tAiii: tint. tlm i kC trui k. 1 ij tun. iitic tiHiritik' ear. unlit. Huh k li titio I'l-rd trie k. i. iii Vfir eld. Vtll Ink, lattl. Imriii'M. ancp. RuuIh. rhh ki-iii. ri-rtl I'ltnto ami. or, tumii-v .T. M .1 u.l.l. Foil SAM-:. Til A I IK " HI! ltj'N'T """I ii. Tin nf tl... Pi.irti. ami l',i..!i Itiv I'Ikiwiiv. nnl.n n.uilh nf !!.... I.urir, mi. I 'v tuil.-i. n.ii th nf lilllnr.l Trn ii. r. n ..f l..-.irinir fruit, ti'ii K.imti fl.rii. r.iim or ti.-rry liirul. ij.iml iila.-,. r..r i'I.i. k,.tl. nl. i- Utt - I,, in,,, ami eutt..iH.!iii.N y III eniisl.ler tltunt n kind i.f u d.-;i I, S.t tne or wrttp '"Im, n Matt,,, it. i,. I, hi g. Oraseii fa'lar Heute. f,u Kolt SAl.l. l-'u cmd or lit In. wuod rwjnr tuiii.. ITiOtlA 14-1-14. l-'iili SAI.K fa.-li ri-KiM.-r. ImiTiYriTT .!!.. s.hiiiiuni. Il.-i 1-1,-k ,. I'HIt SAI.I-; - 2 v-.iiim .-... n.-.-li 9 J. Iiouit, li.i-,'lui i;, tii,.. Ill FLIC Ftllt SAI.K -111) :I0 .-in I,.... rifl.. li.i.id a n.w. I'r l. o Ui. Inquire at .i.n.-ui-ll.W liIIH'0. I'du s.m.i: , , ,. , ,.- hl.-ken I. : ,.,.1,1, it, ,,' v Adilr.-H l;,,v i.-.:. i;,. , :s,., l-'Hlt SAI.K Niiihiini .ui.l Sfit...,: iiui ai-t-i.-s. . .,- it I . . .a ,t Mtlt. - ' ' lv 1 1. K..rii,.r. A " ll,,-l"'"i limid .... . ., ." ,',"r 'J" '"an I.. .mi- ,,r iv;,...:;,,';"'" SAI,''': ' r. .if" ,1,- r,,,,,, " -n.",, a nil I Hue. , 'u n l'iri,. s,( I HI! .-' II,.., , , v t"M U ,, face. I did not realize Immediately that uiy name waj on the outs. do of the box. "These pictures are very good. It would pay you to leave one or two of them at each of the studios. I would like two of them for this ofTice." "Take those you like best, Mr. Bal lantyne. I was Just starting out with them to the studios." "Why not go to the Kalsey Studio, Miss Winston? I think they aro to need quite a number of good looking young people day after tomorrow. I would like to send you out, but wo do not handle the casting of their atmosphere. If their set is filled, call us." With this he turned and went up the stairs to his office. I caught a red car as soon as pos sible. Arriving at the Kalsey Ftttdlo, I was asked by a man In a khaki uni form with a large star on the lapel of his coat, whom I wanted to see. T stated my business and he said: "Wait Just a minute." Just a minute meant a half hour and then I was confronted by a good natured gentleman with very blond hair, who, after looking at me care fully and scrutinizing my pictures, said: "Won't you come in, Miss Win ston?" I passed throngh the gale trembl ing. -My knees began to feel wobbly again, lint I was prom! 10 know that mv voice was firm as I answered the innumerable questions aked me as lo experience, wardrobe, weight, height and others. 1 was getting along famously until he asked: "Do you dance?" "A little." "Do you ride?" "Yes. and I could not help add ing. "Kverv southern girl can ride." He raised his head a llttlo and looked at me again. "Swim?" "No. I've lived Inland." "Then you haven't been here long?" "No. Mr. Ballyntlne suggested that. I come and see you." "I am glad you came. Miss Win ston. We can use you. You will be on -the set, made up. at 9 o'clock, day after tomorrow, In evening dress Something light and girlish for you with gold and silver shoes and stock ings." "Thank you. I will be here.' The sun was shining a?nin. I left the studio, walking along Vine street and the great eucalyptus trees seem ed rustling their congratulations. I j went up to one of them and leaned against its shimmering whiteness. To j It T confessed my happiness. Looking up, I saw faces in a pass lug motor smiling derisively and 1 made a rush for Hollywood Boule vard and the car. TOMOUItOW A Visit from llerli. CHRISTMAS CARDS The exclaslve Job pfHSyife denarfnient of the News-Rimew Is showing a beautiful line of M Christmas rul New Tear cards, M both engraved and printed. i These contain your Individual name and are a very appropti- ate remembrance for Christmas or New Years, flace ycur or- deri right now at we will not be able to furnish them at the last moment. All orders must bo In promptly In order ta as- sure early delivery. ATTENTION TEACHER. NO, the undersigned teachers of music and art, pledge our support to the following resolution, naiuoly: "All missed lessons except (hoso caused by Illness or abseme from the city, providing the teashvr Is notified of these conditions, will bs charged." Signed: MRS. CHARLES HEINLINE. MRS. CHARLES O. STANTON, ELISE D. ROBINSON. MRS. CHAS. E. RUSHO. MRS. CHARLES BRAND, MRS. L. B. MOORB, MISS HAZEL JAMES, ' P. F. HIRSCH, MRS. BLANCHE CHEEK. MISS GLADYS STRONO, MISS FRANCES PARSLOVT. C. II. ARUNDEL, o FOR PORTRAITS Come to ttie Roseburg Studio. They will make Ideal Christmas gifts. 137 Jackson St., Bell Sisters Illdg. PRorMMarjefAij onjcna Kl'fiEXF, TO ITAVF. TWO TorillST CAMP PARKS Eugene Is to have two auto parks for tourists within an hour's walk from each other, next summer. Melvin Hansen, local realtor, to day announced that he had acquired a tract of 1 7 acres of land two blocks south of the new street car station In West Springfield, on the main Pacific highway, and says that he will operate a commercial tourist park. This new park In which the tour ist will have to pnvto spend Ihe even ing will have dining service, bnnga- 'ow tents and a supervised children's nlavground in addition to many other lit racllons. It will be called the Eugene Auto Tourist camp. It is also planned to make this the first unit In selling campaigns nf t.ane cnttnly scenery, and towards that end a moving picture outfit showing Important Industrial re sources as well as the scenic wonders tunv be added. Xegotiatlons are now In progress, lie says, to Interest capital In a re sort on the upper McKenzle some nlace near where the Skyline trail crosses the highway. snsE ami 01 ick nri.ir.F. Stomach distress goes In five mln ules. W. F. Chapman guarantees Ml O-Na to relieve indigestion or any stomach trouble, or innnev back. CATARRH XI, COI.DS. Olil'COV TO SAVE .1 MILLIONS .111 u i i" 1, .. 1.1 lie t I. -II. A. I ll ...... ..... , ,,tr f M,l(fj ,1 . "" a Ilia ,,1 f,.r tl.r... ti.oiill.s Will .Ullvr It Mr t ' ..' A.Mr..., Mr K,.r, , ,!,', Ft U SM.U -fit. ..-r-. ., Lin a road In Portland ,,., of Mania. III.. ,,r .III ,, "r,r ln3J!o.,LUrg. M, l.,,,T. rr'l;;: FiHi SAI.K-Team "of ..,,., .: ,, ..ar old. or will tradr , . -,,r,i . ... Als,, nld irrewth fir w.. -1 .., 1 .' tier, deliver...!. Frank s. ,t,'. ,.ok I I'l Ht SAI.K Kic.lit r,i... , li.-une h 11 1 4 I, .11, ld, -walk ,. nii-nl, Will ink,, nut,,r,, ,,,,,, !,,,,.,, ur i-nw-i. ii ..,rt tiavnient Pn, nn Centra, t Hi f -iim) p,.r ni -i-i- ,, , ti.ti-i.-t. no tax,-,, j m. Ju.M Full stl.li'on THAHK Prl, ,. (in. "'" IS A. In .lonriihln Co, ,, juivd road: .una Irriaatlon: ' n.-.v l.ul)dliii!, Rl,ed niitranmv Wilt a--.-Mit Hinaller t'lai-e or hotna In ftes,--l"irg. ...una i-nuli, and bn. long lime r l It... 5r, sm.i: op tltAl'i'l-: - roimT "riXn," null. ,!... tn In Rood condition Ni'mIv .a.er.d and i-ainted, Llnnl 'i"n en finer.. Stove. Included Pri, f :' ,. inno down; or will trade for Kood limn,.. 4J. v, Toutig Sen. plume 417. roilTt.ANn. Dec. 9 Three m Hon dollnra which Oregon has been punkllng un annually for I'ncle Sam. !ll slay In the slate's war-frayed Hid tax-flattened pocket-hook -'beginning the first of the year. Revision of war tax legislation eliminating Ihe tax on railroad fares and freight charges will turn the trick. in Oregon the saving will he about $ I'll, nil A a month, which the gov ernment has collected the past three M ars from travelers and receivers of f -eight. ( llll.ll's TEA SET 2.V. Two cup. and saucers, lnrre 7 Inch serving trtiv. tea pot and cover, 2 Pimn In blue enameled tin. Parr's atx'elal for 2ac. Each In box 10x13 Inches. A big Yalue. Carr's ' whets you save.!' I'TIICRIIMil-: AO l IV PRIVATE HI SINKSS Ml V. '"hit 1. Ethorldro. Ihe Portland broker and head of the Morris Broth ers hoiiii house which failed a couple "f vnats ago. I. again In charge of Die r. organized concern. Criminal "Its acuinst Etherldge are s'lll pending. Much ot the stock held In If 1 tik OA. wot 51 feA cole FREEVrv.k to TrrlntilVTe"2i 110 oa receipt 01 joor oarnt f nisir -Mil Klnaeapolls. Htna. ki ralaaE (JARPilAL JELLY is guaranteed by 30 years service to uiuitonj ot n Americans. Kondon's 1 k unnfLrt inr umir B L sneezln, couh, ironic catarrh. Head ache, soic nose, etc ftv3swh.v,, the new company Is that of creditors who have pooled their Interests. The first tiling Etheridse did after open ing for business was to flood the newspapers with large advertise ments and lie will likely set the pace rgaln In boosting business in that way. GRIP Fortify the system against Colds, Grip and Inllucnza by taking laxative Br&m Quinina tablets which destroy germs, act as a tonic laxative, and keep the sys tem In condition to throw off attacks of Colds, Grip and In llucnza. Be sure you get on. I.. A. Wl-.l.l.s. Brat la t. 117 Perkins Hldlf. Phono 311. ns. p. l. nwv.t cut Flowers. Phni lu. law tin. jac.Kson at. ijm. m. ii. pi.vi.nri Chiroprautlc Phvalclan. !'! W. Lna St Ull. I Oi ls A. lHl.l.altl). Drntlat. Rffi. . rat state ana savings uana mag. Phona 1U7 A DANDY tt'OJUJI'S GUT. A black shopping or hand bae In new goods, priced at half ordinary costs. Conm in several styles. Will wear for years. Priced at 45o, lie, il, $1.25, $1.50. If you want a prac tical gilt, see these at Carr's "wher you save. ' o NOTICE KE DILLS. To whom It may concern: After Dec. 2, 1821, I will not be responsible for any debts or bills contracted by anyone other than myself. HOMER COLLINS, Elkhead, Oregon. Goodrich Tire Service. Baa ns. A. Lockwood Motor C. 0. 51. C. KADAnACQH Real estate, Hrentook, tana and merohandise auctloueer. Dates maas at O. W. Young & Sou's, or at HO Nortb rise. FIXE C1UT UOX. PAPER. Big line of the finest goods oa display at Carr's. Priced at Carr's low prices, 35c, 50c, 75a, $1. Make a practical, Inexpensive gift. Goodyear Tire Service, Garage. GIFTS BI THE DOZEX. Ford The economical shopper Is qulak to see the saving obtained by giving photographs at Christmas. Par- traits couibine excluslveness with economy. Good photographs In ex cellent folders from $5.00 and p wards a dozen at Clark's Photo Stu dio, lialig. Nat. Bank Bldg. VOUll FR1KXDS. Can't buy your photograph. It Is the one gift beyond value and tke one that Is appropriate to all. Xmas sittings made up to the 14th ot Dao. will be finished before the 16th. Make your appointment arty Clark's Photo Studio, Rsbg. Natl. lank Bldg. W ATKINS TRODuCTS The en tire line ot old original reliable goods for sale at one place only In Roseburg 120 Wost Lane it. Phone 177. 444A4AAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA I Bread is the Staff of Life EAT MORE OF IT. Our bread and pastries are ot the best material, wholesas and appetizing, at the Oregon Bakery August Heok. Prof. 22S N. Jackson St. Phona 141. toaj Western Electric The genuine bears this signature Price 30c POWER AXD LIGHT PLAXT Ifcmard VbJI Phone fim-FttS), HoaWiarg Rjfl I I' I - BEFORE CHRISTMAS U a goo4 time to open an cooun. with tk. Roseburg National S ItwUI.n.bUyoutopayyourChr.,t as bill, in th. builB war with greater convenience than in urreaey and at less sxpeBM. TheBosbmgNationalBdiiK "DV.-WUiy.lJIl?, MEDFORD OIL WELL HAB IXDICATTOX9 MEDFORD, Dae. 1J. DeTelop- ment at Trlgonla well this waek has progressed nicely, although gas erup tions hare mad additional work. Oa Wednesday thera was an ersDtlon of gas twice during the day. Again on frlday, the pressure from gas rais ed the csslng eight Inches. OH sands are present and teats give splendid results. With the remarkable show ing of gas and oil the management are making every effort to exoedlate tne work and complete a test at the present depth Twin Sunday. Wu '""H GoodrkhTlre SerTI.,, , A. Lockwood Motor Co. 1 and hoard ".'"."Hiita , ' ' ""PonsiDle for any d.K,. J 10nee.se.' UoZ ber 12. 1921. 0, w M H00I HOOl jj fi sac reus 1 1 I I nttSnio SI The Owl Says:- "OLD SANTA" is headin' this wj, We're busy day and night Cleaning and Pressing that everyone can be looking their best. NSW Styles are in-we can fit YOU Christmas Candie and Nuts We bare just received over a ton of sandy and nuts' Buy your Christmas supply early. The price is right and the quality never better. Special quantity price to churches, Sunday schools and Qther large buyers. PEOPLE'S SUPPLY CO, Appreciated Presents I rorty-two place set f Blue Bird Table Ware, new deiip tlful Chrlatmaa gift, aa wall aa useful, and at s price that m dnca your bask account oaly 119.00. Call and look them n, well as soma sfeaial faeces. Also a shipment of alimlnam eooklng sets, put up In packag aad lateadoa tar "Gtrlie" especially, but can f praatloal in. . . . . .... a.. Pirren. P Ana men "Uiu" wouia at front 111.11 Inn eomblaatloa taaa a taa astw Roaster aad a fine carrlnf UU appreciate one of our fln. Carieri U it.it. What co.Id msk. s better WW . A . Ana cirrlDC as aaw noaaioc aau ... - Churchill Hdwe. Co vase Did-you ever stop to think? Cbarskea may baalosed (sli dJ k IbkaaA. tw. ; th. post offlc. S Mt 4-ra; U. 4 Wd store, ditto. But B m IWA ot .r.a a. ""f-" u V ... m. .rf Tear of .a Tlr, day . 1. .lakasMaaf ' n fcrtahl. "lajlSTUiiK OF THIS' Douglas CountyLight&WaterCo B. VL T v '- -- -
