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nwinrwi rTwfl-TtTTrpw. frttat, Aran; t, ing!!.
Easter, week from Sunday .
"The Store Jhat Does the Business"
Shoe Department
Now Finely
STOCKED
FOR EASTER
Spring Materials in
Largest Assortment
in the tity
Do Easter Shopping Now!
COATS, CAPES,
SUITS
Popular Styles
in Season's
NEWEST COLORS
all to go by
EASTER
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OR REPRESENTATiV
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5 Local Banker Seeks vomica!
The Promise of a Bright Easter Brings Forth Charm of New Clothes
Easter Coats
New conts of soft velvety
materials and top-coats
tbut are particularly mod
ish now, are ph-ntirul in our
Btock and as attractive as
found anywhere. Also our
atockf always larger and
your cliolce the greater.
Coats In all prices from
$9.85 to $49.00
' Easter Capes
How churtnlng those drap
ing capeB roll-collared,
rlch-bued, fur like In tex
ture, a feature of this Eas
ier season a wide range of
prices.
Easter Suits
Any woman attempting to
keep a well balanced ward
robe, must bavo a suit In
fashion and we have
tweeds, trlcotlneB, twills
all wanted materials In the
trim tailored styles that are
most popular. Priced from
$12 to L1.
Easter Dresses
klauy new shipments bavo
arrived Id the last few days
with garments especially
bought for Easter. Sassy
Jane, Korrect, and other
high grade Ureses, in silk,
wool and summer materials,
at the new lowered prices.
Easter Blouses
A notable fashion this Eas
ter the new organdy and
voile, embroidered blouses.
In brilliant shades of reds,
blues, yellows or white.
Our blouses are correct and
low priced.
EASTER SHOES
Shoes set off too costume of any lady. A poorly-fitting or awk
ward shoe or one not In taste or style detracts from the effect of
a beautiful dress, while the correct shoo, properly fitting and exact
in style, sets it off as no other partlcluar feature. We have shoes
for every purpose. For Easter wear we suggest our John Kelly,
Boyd Welch, Muxlue or Queen Quality pumps or oxfords. All prices.
Easter Corsets
For the correct foundation
of your Easter clothes In
the present day fash
Ions, our ample stocks
of Oossard, K. & c, and
Nemo corsets will Burely
satisfy. Our expert corse
tlern to fit yon.
Easter
Neckwear
Charming Is the note a
dainty piece of neckwear,
resting and lace cuffs gives
to your KaBter costume. Our
line well worth seeing.
Easter
Silk Hose
We have for Easter, silk
hose, featuring as ever, the
Buster Brown, In all colors,
even Polo, that new shade
and the wearing qualities of
this bos wo put against any
other made. Any grade to
suit your purse.
Easter
Ginghams,
Voiles
'In ginghams, voiles, or
gandies or silks, the season
able fabrics, our stock la
the largest we have ever as
sembled, and none larger or
more beautiful In the city.
Easter Gloves
The long .silk and fabric
gloves In oolors from silver
to beaver, brown and black,
are now In for Easter.
These are the featured
styles for Eas'er gloves.
Office at Hands of the
Republican Voters.
FOR REDUCED TAXES
Announces llllilHelf to be 111 Fuvor of
Ixmcr Tuves, Fewer Eoartls Bin!
Coinmiwilon, and a General
Economy In State Evpemliturca.
1 - '- i- "r i . . . J i . i '
John M. Throne of the Umpqua
Valley Dank of Koseburg today yield
ed to the insistent urging of friends
that he become a candidate for the
office of state representative from
Douglas county, and will seek the
nomination for this office at the
hands of the republican voters of the
county at the coming primary elec
tion. Voters who have realized that
there Is a great demand for men
who have been successful in business
to take positions of power and In
fluence In the county and state gov
ernment, have been urging Mr.
Throne for some time to allow his
name to go on the ballot, but because
of the great amount of business
which falls upon him in his work
with the banking institution which he
has built up he has previously declin
ed to run. Today, however, he agreed
that he would make the race and has
announced himself as a candidate.
Ills petitions will be prepared at once
and placed In the hands of the vot
ers. Mr. Throne was raised on a farm
and knows the problems confront
ing the agriculturist, and has recent
ly been engaged In farming In this
county and Is at the present time
Interested in a 30 acre prune orchard.
Ten years ago Mr. Throne organized
the Umpqua Valley Bank which he
has made one of the most successful
financial Institutions of southern Ore
gon. He was for two years chief
clerk of the department of Insurance
of the state of Oregon.
In his statement to the voters Mr.
Throne says: "If I . am nominated
and elected I will, during my term of
office, work for lower taxes, which
are Imperative to develop our natural
resources and to safeguard agricul
ture and Industry from loss and ruin
ation, fewer laws: and smaller appro
priations; fewer boards and commis
sions; and a general economy in all
state expenditures to reduce our tax
burden."
Mr. Throne Is a staunch republican
and for many years has been an earn
est worker In the political affairs of
that party.
Winchester Bridge
Condemned by Court
ELITE 1IEAUTY FARLOlt
J.
Is giving: Plain massage DOc, vi
brator iiiatwago 75c, French pack and
oilier Hiwclal facial treatments, Jl.
.Scalp treatments with hot oil, mas
sage and shampoo, $1.50. Scalp
, No vehicle wclghiug moro than five
Tons with load, will be allowed to .treatment with tonic rub and violet
. ,, . , ,, . ray, ji.ou. jtours irom to n a.
cross the present highway bridge at I m anii , , 6:30 , App,n,
Winchester, according to an order Is- i menta for other hours made by
sued today by the county court. This phoning 2 12-J.
bridge was condemned two years ago ; p
yj)" ,r"T """1,;")"!r1ll,s '"'"J I Mrs. Arthur Dennlson, and daugh
unsafe for travel and the state IHkIi- ., ,.,.,,,, , K'oslblir ,,
LEGION TOST IJVYS HOUR.
I nfternoon from Grants Pnss and will
make an extended stay hero. They
I will be at home at 507 Pltzer street.
o
Mrs. Elizabeth Pchoffen, ex-nun,
of making this bridge safe but the
county is now making repairs and
Improvements which will make the
tirlflirn Uitfil fur nrilln nrr tmttn f,,r
the present time. Plans are now be- iwl" "n'"k l,t ,ho Adventist church in
tng prepared by the state brldgo do- ! "'"eburg at 11 a. m. Saturday
partment for a new structure to re- morning.
placo tho present bridge and n nr-w I
rue may be built during the coming
summer. 1'nlll the present structure
Is replaced no loads of more than five Dance tonight tit Macr.ihee
tons will be permitted to cross, and n,,n' 10 12 ,,,r G,,c- Music by
notices to tills effect have been posted 1)1,1,1 " Svncopators.
at each approach ami notification
sent tho highway commission.
q . In fiHn (Jleiulnle
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hayes, resl
ltctter snoa repairing fur less dents of tilendnle. spent several hours
inonev. tAdle halr-solce 1. UO. tiere today attending to busliies nf-
ltosobttrg Bnotwrle. i fairs and shopping
TACOMA, Wash., April 6. Scenes
of enthusiasm marked the unani
mous adoption of a resolution au
thorizing the purchaso of the Tacoma
Soldiers' and Sailors' club building
and property by Edward 13. Rhodus
post, American Legion, at a meeting
last night. , .
The deed was signed today and tn
possession of tho rropertj torfflallj
transferred to the Legion by the liar
Camp Community Service. The con
sideration is $30,000, loaned by
anonymous friends of the post for
an Indefinite period without acof
ity. uecordlng to Commander De
Witt M. Evans.
OPEN FIREPLACE A NUISANCE
Woman of Past Generation Contlct
rtd tht Hug Affair of Thot
Day a Unnecessary.
HOT CROSS BUNS
Good Friday, April 14th
Model Bakery
GET YOUR ORDER IN EARLY
Nowadays one of tu most convinc
ing proof that you cun glv to Oi
(act tbut your city apartutunt 1 of
the highest class and unllk Ui wrdj
nary Is to say that it bu "epaa ur
placa." Even a slagl "open Ora-
f j place" In en apartiuvat l uvugb to
raise u iruui urn saetliif uajwlty.
And. wf course. wba w draw of
owning t bouae la Ike utrf uat
of us, sin est f ta w m, ckidk ai
as fpD firoplso m a slat fua t e
stcii an abvii.
But nur granduiethvt Bi4 aa uj
eplDlous of opn Irtpla.
Opon Srplac4 wr a real huiulll
atlva to lit wwmsa wb kd Uaa U
bar bout SO ;uri r aiurn ag.
leant that failing prvalld in Uilji
country. A small grul Or, that hH
a fvvv ahoruis of coul was luaUiai
niattr, but Ui sort f lruUc whara H""1 sr-J uuio
UVI burned acro Br.dug, wu-w. JZ"!" 5!
ii was on m ik vruUUiu Uiat ui I tvu sai.k
rersuos did twt Ilk l .au. Tas,
Uiar was a tUua whaa a rraokJla
AROIX1) THH TOWN.
V
111 tnn Rural III.ti1ct
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Critzer. resi
dents of the rural district near town,
were visitors here today.
Here from IllddJe
Dr. R. w. Lnngley of Riddle came
to this city today to spend several
hours atending to business matters.
Hero from YnncAlla
Dr. R. F. VcKalg, of Yoncalla, mot
ored to this city today to spend a few
hours attending to business matters.
Mrs. P. Morrow, of Riddle, under
went a very serious operation in tin
Mercy hospital here this morning.
t)rs. Sether and Stewart are In charge
of the case and Mrs. Morrow Is doing
aa well aa can be expected.
In from (Dcvcbuid
Mrs Russell Fleser of Seattle who
is visiting with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Adam Homer of Cleveland, was
a visitor In this city today for several
hours while visiting friends and shop
ping. ttttft
NEW XOPAV. 4
KAi-.S WANTiU' Kurd Oarugc.
SAI.Iv-'rusn! veal, weight 60
Iba. will deliver. Tel. 1T5-K.
IST -Oold triHch pin. with red act.
Uay atJ.'11 o(Tk-e. Itewurd.
Foil ItlCNT Two 2-rnom "furnished
afartinntw. vl.me in. 1'hunt; 212-J.
rxill SALE ii,ap. Sr: Slnier'scw'
lngnichlne l'honJtl:-J.
UkST- llunrh . ( keya. nmlir return
ttfSi'W-ILf tw office. $llL wurtl.
fll SALK -S nVlctrola. cath " or
turma. sOi t Itie St.
mobllu In first elnsa
harR-dln. Aildresa
ewa-ltevlew.
Italian Drune tr,'H
it-. I'a. h r. , t. wall routed. 13 50
Llndblom. l-nnnvllja;
... . .. F.A1.IV i . i three apiMMi ii.irlev-
... . arUiu atar w caaali)- l'avld.en. ar..rt model: tine . en.ll-
rea uior ef an rnaiaaot ta tb wail. ,lon m'h atiy. Ills. lUri
Your doctor will impress up
on you that following recovery
from the active stage of influ
enza, there often remains an in
flamed, congested condition of
the air passages throat,
larynx, bronchial tubes and
lungs.
Frequently the cough hangs
on soreness of the chest per
sists you take cold easily and
there may be obstinate ca
tarrh. This condition is slow to
clear up and if neglected may
favor the development of pneu
monia, or later on, serious dis
ease of the lungs.
Such cases should continue
under the care of their physi
cian should exercise moderate
ly in the open air eat plenty of
wholesome food avoid over
work and sudden chills.
Nightly applications of Vicks
VapoRub may help nature to
complete the process of repair.
Because Vicks acts locally by
PREPARING NOTICES
The Aftermath
of Influenza
This Is No. 1 or a series oTToemr;
by a competent physician, explaining Th".0"'
eases which attack air Passages ,uVh ru'
InriuenZa. Whooping Cough. Measles " MlZ
tlnued Cold-often leave these organ. ? lon
toncted state, thus affording favorabu.11 ln,;41t
Invading germs. And how Vicks VaDolilfooth,i1 5
value in this condition. 4Poltub may bt
stimuliitim,
rlmu.- the
medication tn'iP"11
the .inflamed a'-N
"--vo siiou a bo K,U
thickly and c'Z
nel cloth, t ;. " to:'
loose aroundlef:
bed cloth. .Ir.
form of a funTel
u i j ""ik mav be fr
haled. If the court it
Size nf n ra. ul
- fa.
S.QTVl-,lnn ...III I
Chemical Company. Gr;;
County Clerk I. B. Riddle Is quite
busy getting out the notices and oth
er material for the orlmary election
to be held on May 19. There are a
large number of officer to be tilled
and there will be a groat many candi
dates In the field. At the present
time the printing of the notices is
being held up by the delay in infor
mation for Reedsportcj
number nf nnn . .
voted upon.
Trimmed ban, priced iir.
Easter wear. Bell MillmT
I . I II Ll J'lB a aae '
.. """ujoi anasonic
visltiriff conipintr-m jr
K. a. wn.y.x
til
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nr.
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iMiaa.aanaaaiii hi TONIOHT aaaaaa
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9 THIS IS YOUl IiAST ClUNX'G TO SKE
4
paction Men Watch Step.
Section men are known for their
deliberate movements. Tboy uover
gat In a hurry unless there Is some
argent work to be done. As long as
they are on tho go they ore supposed
to be working fast enough.
Track workers on the subway lines
are oven more deliberate In their
movements than men employed on
Tegular railroads. Where the uld-tlm
section workers had tu look out for
fliers and occasional freight tralus,
the subway track nieu have to be on
tlie watch for express and local trains
pasting every few minutes. In addi
tion, they've got to buv a car for
the third raU. In crossing the tracks
very movement 1 tukea with the
deatb-dallng current always In mind.
A hurried, reckless step might eud
faUilly. Probably la ne ether Ho of
work Is eOlcitncy so meuaured by
alow work.
ELINOR GLYN'S
FAMOUS SCREEN STOftY
THE GREAT I
STARRING
GLORIA SWABi
Royal Parish Church.
Although St. Martlns-lu-the-Fleldl
(Londou, England) one the Royal
farta church baa just celebrated its
200th anniversary under Unt Royal
aegis, iHa church stands ou a U
consecrated cnturie before. Tb
first organ usd In tb pratuiit build
ing was purchased by Ueorg I, v. bo
bad the royal arms worked la relief
en til portico. Soon after It erec
tion the church wns thus referred to
in a ptWodical wf tb tlaj:
Tb tuuabltauts am aw supplied
with a decant takerna!, which raa
produce at htndseui a aliw of whltt
htnda, diamond rings, pratty snutf
heirt, and gilt prarar koc4is at any
cathedral, sayt tb Ia!ly Chrnulcl. If
In ghoatly form b could return soui
wt and wintry midnight and it the
outcatt refugeei In lbu once jewaUd
pens.
A TINGLING STORY OK (iYI'SY IiI.(K)D THAT WOOD t
MIX WITH BLUE FOR THE GIRL WANTED LIFE,
TITLED EASE.
AND OUT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF THE WEST, TVRB 1
MIGHTY 1OVH CAME CRASHING INTO HKIt REACT. TO
SHE HUT, THERE IS NO USE OF SPOll.INU A GOOD PICIW
YOU WILL 1LVVE TO SEE IT TO ENJOY IT ASD THIS B W
LAST CHANCE.
It's a Paramount Soecial De Luxe and PI
in Portland for 50e. Our Prices arejc
SATURDAY ONLY I
LESTER CUNEO IN "IILVH BI..UH J
n mmmikmma'i
SEE YOURSELF IN THE MOVIES
AT THE
ANTLERS THEATRE
STARTING SATURDAY, ArRIL NTH, AND Ullu
WEEK
THESE ARE THE 1'ICTl ItES TAKI V
LOUISE LOVELY
UPON II EH RECENT AITEAIIANCE HEKF.
FtlEO"
Wormwood.
The kalsar't pet racing yacht wat
tb Uanuanla. He kept It at tu Kiel
Yacht club and dreamed of world
ponar a It carried bitu un cruises.
Tb war changad a lot of things.
If
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W m . .. inrnlanaii. g,,, ,1 barn, alio, 40 anaM, l
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him to Lav rai.luej a cklld fomV
uea for fabrication Kmrra It.iiin.
way. In the Dial.
t olut this countrr 1 l.v (, ,i
H.ral othrr.. prtd Hht. Tm' I davelei-.l In tl.. nri,l I..
t.rtra .r whlng and rell'I.ln - - . i.m u
Htnr.r b t. dav. wfeti or menth other country Is even a close second.
Old Eniplr Ke4 llarn. l'hone H4. -
f'llll.nlJKV Ktc
If 30,000,000 PopU Rad end EcdorH
AM) IF AN ALUSTAU CAST TUAI IIH . TH
SCREEN YVHAT'S THE A-
WHY SIMPLY THIS: THE TUTt ir.
WELL THE IMMK IN THIS FAK ll I '-XR -f'
"LAVENDER and OLD LA"
unit tir.iivi -- r... ,v
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