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ROSEBCTtd 1TEWS-RKVIKW. TmHSPAV, J. -J. apiul Li, loaa. PAGB THKKC faster Candies j k aaaaaaaa a aaaas K Something Different Individual chocolate coated eggs, packed each In a separate carton '' Box Candies Liggett's Blue Package, full one pound box select Chocolates $1.25 Liggett's After Tea, one lb. Box $1.50 , Citth Treasure Chest, one lb. Box $1.50 Family iBox Chocolates, 3-ponnd Package 1.00 $1. 1 More Room to be Provided For Bank The long contemplated extension and Improvement of the Roseburg National iink was started this morn ing when workmen started Installing a new front In the adjoining store room, and tearing out the partition between the bank and that room. TJie adjoining store room was built originally with the intention of ul timately making it a part of the bank when business conditions would war rant. It was occupied until a few months ago by the llubar Brothers Jewelry store, and since their remov al Into their own building has been used as a storeroom. The bank has become so crowded and cramped that additional space is new necessary and workmen have been employed to make the changes necessary to open up the room Into the bank's present HHISTIAX ( III l! II. Easter Sunday. Great evan- gellstlc meetings, liig bible school. Services at urmory in even:ng. wall Knights Templar in attendance. Do not ini.-s It. PATARRH COMM.MKKY ATTKXTIOX. quarters. Indies' half soles for $1.00 at the Dooterie. Better repairing for less, - o Americans Live Too Hard and Fast (Continued from page one.) Liggett's Orange and Gold per lb. Regular $1.25-On.SaIe THIS WEEK 89c NATHAN FULLERTON The IR&KOJtt Store 1 CAE SICK?! CALL US ! females. The most striking thing about these figures Is the great Im provement in our death rate during the early years of life and the lack or improvement arter fifty years of W n i r . . . I ... ..... j "6" ioti, unvr imy me conai j tionB In regard to certain diseases have become worse Instead of better. f "The Anierican lives too hard and d I too fast. It Is poor economy to edu- vu.o uu IIMU UUSIUCH UI1U women only to lose their services to the community and state Just about middle life, when they should be at their best. "This Is the problem which con IrontB physicians and sanitarians at the present day and one which de mands the closest consideration not only from professional persons but from the community at large." o De at the armory Sunday night with the Knights Templar and the Christian church revival. o CLEAR YOUR LAND. we use the latest iiirstln stump puuer, end stumping powder. will contract by the acre or the Job. Tele phone 181-L. 0 fiOOn PROGRAM ARRANGED Ire ready to receive work In our now repair and service de- tnt, and are now working on a new labor schedule which Is ft dtoiiier. J Impair Work Fully Guaranteed part it "tuned" so that there won't bo a knock, and that t oa't come back. 1A. LOCKWOOD I Motor Company. ,IUSICAL CONCERT WALDO DAVIS OX THE WONDERFUL Triple-Toned Golden Chimes fursday Night, 7:30 o'clock At the First Methodist Church Al MICKS CHRISTIAN WORKERS BAND. THIS T.lIlATrn .... -i STIillILXT!i IN TUB WOIUJ). MOST )o You Eat? The following program Is to be giv en tonight by P. Waldo Davis, who Is appearing with his triple toned gold en chimes at the Methodist church under the auspices of the Christian Workers Band: 1. Selections from "LI Trovatore." Hawaiian Melody. "Hold the Fort." 2. Solo, Loren E. Harvey. t 3. Morrison's Meditation. "He Included Me." Popular melody. 4. Duet, Gertrude and Grace Wickham. 6. The "Humoreske." "His Eye Is On the Sparrow." "The Fight Is On." 6. Reudlng, Miss Neva Walker. 7. Sextette from "Lucia." "Silver Threads Among the Gold." Melody of popular airs. 8. "Home to Our Mountain." "When You and I Were Young." "The Holy City." 9. "The Star Spangled Banner." EASTER SPECIAL on Millinery, , Friday and Saturday. Bell Millinery, j o Improvements' Are ! Almost Done L Jry the Cafeteria way. t,ri. iepwei In n appetising way, m ueryi ! I'm i Eat ai the CAFETERIA - 1 MIUI .... .. . . to ... .. ' " ""as you wi, .. . "'""ft order eervl, Z, 1 'ou Tl1e- Waffle. at all umtm. HERVICE. "m,:" mai-BBTTrji Dvrn r ",,w,ini rroprietor The Improvements to the building occupied by the C. A. Lockwood Mot or company and which has been re modeled and extended are almost completed and the company Is rear ranging its repair and service depart ment and placing Its equipment to better enable the employees to handle the work coming to that department. During the time repairs were being made the company has been greatly Inconvenienced In handling the large volume of work, but is now In a posi tion to accomplish results much more readily. When all of the machinery which has been obtained Is Installed the Lockwood company will have one of the most thoroughly equipped re pair and service departments In Southern Oregon. Mr. Lockwood Is now engaged In preparing a new labor schedule which Is expected to reduce the cost of mak ing repairs. ' The spare parts and accessory de partment will also be rearranged. When the Improvements are complet ed they will almost double the floor space and will give the company more room In which to conduct the busi ness. Mr. Lockwood is arranging to have a man in charge of each depart ment In order to facilitate service. BEFORE throwing your blown out tires away consult GREEN THE TIRE MAN. He can Rave you money. IUNCK. Dance at Hamilton's new packing house. Tuesday. April 18. Garden Valtey. Everybody welcome. Pllf.V WI1THIB HCTOBT. V. R Waathor Buraau. loeal ofTIra, Roarburg, Orrcoo. a Boars &! t I ni. Fmhi utm una m lllnht'Ht tmD-rat lire yMHrlsy .. I.iw.it temprntur lat nlKht .. Tt t'rf 'tpltnttr.n last 24 houra 12 Total prtrtp. elnr flrat of month .99 Normal prH-lp. for fate month .. 1.4 Tt'it fraclK from Bapt. 1, 121. to data !4nj I AvraK pr"-tp from 8pt. 1. 1"7 29 48 I Total lfl-tn' v from Krpt. 1. 1921 K 44 I aaasona, ntavu t alar. tnuV...nit I Kort-at to a p. nv. tor Boutti waataca Or .son: I Tonight fl T ii Prln.iy nrralonnl rnln. WILdJAM BKLU Obsarvar. Special conclave of Asculon Com- mandery will bo held Friday evening. April 14th. Order of the Temple to be conferred, and full attendance I requested. O. P. COSHOW, Recorder. , o AROUND THB TOWN. Better repairing for less money at me uooterre. Painless extraction el teeUt at room t. Masonic temple. Dr. Nerbas. Sheriff Starmer went to Kiddle to day to spend a short time atending to business matters. Ladles' patent leather strap slip pers at the Uooterle. H. E. Clanton. of Portland, of the state fish and game department, Is a business visitor In this city. Leave orders for Hot-Cross Buns at the Ideal Bakery, 119 Sheridan street. Phone 133. The fire department was called out last night by a flue fire at the John Turner home on West Washington street. Mot's shoes half seled for SI. 25 at the Bootorte. Brine us your work and see the difference. Mrs. II. E. Allison left here this morning for Grants Pass where she will remain for the next few days Visiting with friends and relatives. Leave orders for Hot-cross Huns at the Ideal Bakery, 119 Sheridan Btreet. Phone 133. Men's Panco half soles $1.00, Sat urday only. Goodyear Shoe Repair ing Co. 238 N. Jackson St. Ladies' patent leatker strap slip pers at the Booterle. County Clerk I. B. Riddle Is mail ing out notices of the primary elec tion to members of the election boards in the various precincts. Men's Panco half soles $1.00. Sat urday only. Goodyear Shoe Repair ing Co. 238 N. Jackson St. W. H. Deason, general passenger agent of the Canadian Pacific Rail road was In Roseburg today attend ing to business matters and meeting the business men of thlB city. B. Y. P. U. cooked food sale, Pickens Bros.' Grocery, Saturday, April 15. Frank C. Rlggs and Pat Blake of the Willys-Knight Automobile com pany, are in this city visiting with the local agent. They make their headquarters In Portland. B. Y. P. U. cooked food sale, Pickens Bros." Grocery, Saturday, April 15. A building permit was Issued this morning to Leon E. MnCllntock, who is to build a S3, 000 home In Over look. The contract baa been let to Elmer Metzger. Mrs. Albert Abrahams and daugh ter, Ell2abeth, left here this morn ing for Ashland where they will spend the Easter holiday visiting with Dorothea Abrahams, who Is teaching this year In the Ashland high school. B. Y. P. V. cooked food sale, Pickens Bros.' Grocery, Saturday, April 15. The Knights Templar will attend the Easter services of the Christian church Sunday night o be held at the armory, according to an an nouncement made today. A special section in the armory will be reserv ed for them. The following are among the guests registered at the Douglas ho tel: J. C. Parson and family, Everett; W. Alex Smith, Rogue River: T. K. Kinkade and wife. New York; Ar thur Smith, New York; Arthur Backus, San Francisco: W. C. Evans, Los Angeles; and Harvey Abrahams, . Los Angeles. ! The following are among inei guests registered at the Hotel Ump- qua: Mr. and Mrs. r;. k. narvey, Glendale: Hpbs R. llarshfield, Olen dale; W. M. Hanks, Canyonvllle: j John Thornery and wife, Walla Wal- j la, Wn.; Alex Klerk. Vancouver, fl. j C; George W. Knight. Hubbard; and I W. J. Maglson, Medford. i Clifford W. Nelle and Mrs. II. wm.i Nello, of Oakland, California, and Mrs. J. I. Navlland. of Redding. Cal-! Ifornla, were guests at the Hotel : Umpqua last evening. They are en-' route to Portland by automobile; where Mr. Nelle will attend the con-, fprencn of the Motor associations. 1 Mr. Nolle Is a member of the Callfor-: nla State Motor association. Col. C. E. Dentler, of Portland, will attend the drill to be held by the local National Guard company on Tuesday of next week and will In struct the company. The regular drill has been changed to Tuesday night next week because of the ball occuring on Monday night In the ar mory. VUnefited by the vapors of- f. J . 1 1 (( A 1" K ICE3S Jim s got his, so has Al i VAPORuS 5 3 i You'll wantyours too! Ota 17 Million Jan Vtcd Ynrty Second Afternoon At Mrs. A; B.Taylor's Many of the younger set enjoyed the second afternoon given by Mrs. A. It. Taylor at her home on Cobb street today. The afternoon was spent with games and music and late in the day a delicious luncheon was served. '1 lie table was attractive with flowers, place cards and favors. Mrs. Taylor was assisted in serving by Mrs. James Goodman, Mrs. Bert G. Hates and .Mrs. Lois Quine. The guest list In cluded Miss Leah Sykes, Mrs" Her bert Quine. Mrs. Frank Hewitt, Mrs. Leon McCllntock. Mrs. John McClin tock. Miss Dorothy Veatch. Miss Kuth Currier, Mrs. Earl Burr. Mrs. Arthur Knauss. Mrs. Roy Catching. Mrs. Claude Welch, Mrs. James Goodman. Mrs. Bert G. Hates, Mrs. Eva Rice Markee, Miss Madge Miller, and the hostess, Mrs. A. B. Taylor. Have you heard th Ross people? Every night at Christian church. INSTRUCTION STHKPl'LEO Easter Special on all handbags and vanity purses. Bell Millinery. GET SOME TO EAT. Buff Orpington eggs and chlx. Rest quality for 13 years. Fred A. Guff, Roseburg. Phone 6-F2. "MJIJf WITH THE PERFECT TEST." Is sold by the Economy Grocery and Peoples Supply Co. Home produced and delivered by Ira Hull, of the Doer Creek Jersey Dairy. DANCE AT WINCHESTER Saturday night, April 15. Every body Invited. o Easter Sunday evening at armory. Great concert. Great singing. Fine speaking. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS PORTLAND. April 13. (A. P.) Cattle are steady. Hog prices are also steady. Prime light at $U and 11.60. Sheep are steady, best spring lambs 110 and $13. EggB are one cent highor, the buying price, 20 and 23 cents. Butter prices are firm. Custom Hatching Will accept orders for custom hatching, eggs, chlx, up to April 18. Order now. Phone 391-Y. rnH1I,EI-:i HATCHERY Earl VoHburgh. 702 Fullerton St. SLOAN'S RELIEVES. NEURALGIC ACHES FOR forty years Slmn'a Liniment has been the quickest relief lor neuralgia, sciatica and theuma tism, tired muarlcs, lame backs, spraiat and strains, acbes and ains. Keep Sloan's kanJy and app!y freely, trithoul rubbint, at the first twinge. It eases and brings comfort surely and readily. You'll find it dean and oon-skin-staining. Sloan's Liniment Is taln't enemy. Aek your neighbor. At all druggists 33c, 70c, 11 AO. immen Itci ItortlWoSj rimui aaanamas. M3r.Hobsoi6 unn Eczema Ointmenta T1 mmrm M tfc la tVh Will quirklpb by PPi IWnfsj rttrrliff, lr ma itratmaOh b pMIYL Or of l.UutBB Y Why did the Mollne Plow Company sell more plows In February, 1922, than In any other February since they be gan business? Because the QUALITY Is right, the BELLI NO METHOD IS RIGHT, and the PRICE la right. Don't ask I'H about the qual ity. We might want to sell you one. Don't ask our com petitors, they might want to sell you some other kind. Aak the man mho liaa used tliciu. He knows. When yon buy a Mollne Im plement you do not have to pay for credit, bad debts, dead stocks, or exorbitant profits. You buy from a company that Ib dealing as directly with the farmer as they can. This all goes to make the Price Right Compare Uollme price with any other line, and remember, Mollne Implements are guar anteed to do good work. Just Arrived Car of Triple Superphosphate order now. This will be the last car this season. See us first. Wa nan save you money. FARM BUREAU Cooperative Exchaage ROSLTll HO AND OAKLAND. Yes Indeed A New Suit for EASTER Suits That Are RIGHT- in style in fit in fabrics -in PRICE ! i 1 - - '5. V: ' DUDS FOR MEN, Inc. DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT AND BIRTHDAY RINGS 8be who from April dntes her years IMtimolHla ahull wear, ltat bitter tara l-"r vain rcpentam-e flow. ThlB atuno ' l'Jinblcm of innocence ia known. Diamond Rings range in price from twenty-five dollars upward. When you buy a diamond ring from Bubar's, you are sure of a perfect gem, and in the latest style mounting. We can mount your diamond in the new style mountings. Prices very moderate. BUBAR BROTHERS JEWELERS-OPTICIANS Hi .UaMW I 11 IE) AS ANOTHER EASTER CONES consider the ninny advaiiiaRes of thrift and saving. You will find an account at the Roso burg National Ilank will nccompllHh splendid results enabling you to accumulate more money. 4X Interest paid on Savings Accounts The Roseburg National Bank Eosotmr,Ore. All g $ 1.00 $1.00 $1.00 Saturday Only f I nAAinn t a no t S l f The World's Greatest Soling Material because it J won't crack ot split at the stitches. I MEN'S HALF SOLES t s 8 Only with Fanco All Shoes brought in on I $1.00 SATURDAY, ATRIL 15th $1.00 j j GOODYEARj i Shoe Repairing Co. j ' 238 No. Jackson St. $ $1.00 $Tob" $loo
