Roseburg news-review., March 13, 1923, Page 8, Image 8

tOSEBURfi NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY, MARCH 13. 19?
PAGE EIGHT
AT THE FASHION SHOW
Antlers Theatre
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
1 Fashions For Spring 1923
j Living Models on Parade
p Featuring Pc(??y Paige, Korrect
4 and Conde garments in j
d Exclusive Modes
2 DRESSES FOR HOUSE WEAR, SPORT. AFTER- 4.
4 NOON AND EVENING WEAR; COATS, i
4 SUITS, CAPES
j Also Styles in Shoes and I lats 4
pf
2 c-HQ .1 rtf-x-t 4
'4
Mrs. Waller IlamlMon nd Mr. S.
A. Kanford cre iho iliariuinx hum
sKeit this afternoon, entertaining at
the former's Iioiuh on South Kane
Strew, with d'liiihiful luncheon.
The beautiful home wan artistically
decorated lo suit the occasion with
Spline blooms und everKreens, car
ried nut In pink and trreen colorings.
On the table In the center of the
dininK room, were numerous clu.itern
of pink sweet peas, iiiiUKlinx with
strands of daintiest ferns, in which
dainty placards and favors were
placid for each puem. The afternoon
wait spent with music and social con
vernation, after which a lovely lunche
on whm enjoyed.
The Invitational list Included the
following quests: McKdamos: f. K.
Ilouck, M. K. Kidder, Nathan Fuller
ton. J. I. Iive, .Natalie liaum, Charles
Wharton, J. H Knia-r, A. K. Setlier,
Hen C. Zitler, John Throne, C. W.
Parka. J. K. Barker. I. (J. Broadway,
S. I,. Kidder. J. E. Sawyers, Win. lit II,
;cree KohlhaKen, (Ji-orce Iiolter, Hoy
Il IIowb, II. 1,. Giles, A. A. Wilder,
Howard Wad lell. C E. Wlmberly. C.
L. Hamilton, Anna Lemay, J. C.
Hume, I.. J. Shirley. Harry Klapleten,
W. W. Thackrah, Tom Wharton, W. ,
J. Weaver. M. M. .Miller: Misses
Krankle Howell, (iertlu Hast, nnd the
hostesses, Mrs. Walter Hamilton and
Mrs. S. A. Sanford.
J LOCAL NEWS
Motors to Town i
John Marks was nn out of town
visitor yesterday. Mr. Mark3
reildent of Garden Valley.
is
Leaves for Eugene
Mrs. It. O. Hughes left this mnrnine.
for Kimono where she will visit with
f "her sister Mrs. It. I'.. Wood.
YOU ARE INVITED
THE SEASON'S NOTABLE FASHION EVENT
Fat-lu'ons that show the season's latest trend and
inf'ucncss will be shown all fitting for cither miss or
matron and all garments of moderate price. To
morrow or anytime may we have the pleasure of show
ing these garments to you in our store. We are glad
to show we alter to fit you perfectly.
Presentation by
K
In From Canvonvllle
Herbert liyers molorcd in from his
home In Caiiyonvllle yesterday and
spent the day trnnsnctins bualnens
matters.
Reported to Be III
Mrs. II. S. French ,nnd mother Mis.
Harvev are reported to bo quite ill at
t I their home, in this city, Willi Influ-
4
4$
The Store That Does the Business
Spends Day Here
Lota Cnmstoek, prominent resident
of Sutherlln. is spendine the day in
ItoseburK today shopping and visiting
with friends. ,
Will Spend Summer Here
l.lttlB Olive Simmllkler of Spokane.
Wash., nrrived here today and will
spend the summer with Sir. and Mr.1.
C, W. I'arkcr of this city.
At The IHniKlas
Amonjr those registered nt the I!n
lel DottKlas today are: H., II. Mau
pln, Portland: W. I. Heller, Port
land: II. A. Morse, I'ortlmd: I). II.
Ilaninr, Portland; V. K. Pncon, San
Francisco; ('. M. liari-ls. San l-'ran-clsco;
:lr. and Mrs. A. II. Hutlev,
Portland; Craiit l'lrtle. and wife, Al
bany; Carl Anderson and wire nnd
son, Portland: .Mr and Mrs K.
Coe, Arlington, Wash.; Helen V.
Toe, Arlington, Wash.: Mrs. Ella
I. aeon, Arlington, Wash.; Ell Ander
son, nnd family, Port 'and; (S. Ed
Innd, Portland ; .I. C. Wilson, Malta.
Jiotit.; t. H. wetiti. Malta, .votit : It. will Visit In Euaene
Motor In From (iimleii VaUey
Fred Hamilton, resident of Garden
Valley, motored In from his home
there yesterday to spend several
hours here transacting business matters.
BELLOWSjjiOTlTTING BUSINE
In a
Class By
Itself
It's Q
B(lrgain
Feast
ALL SELLING RECOniu'
NEVER ANYTIME ANYWHERESUCH A COME DOWN IN PRic
WEDNESDAY 50c COTTON VEST
100 Ladies' Cumfy Cut and Bodice Cut Cotton Vests fl C
will be sold Wednesday, March 14, with purchases of ( V
12.00 or more tor 5e each.
Lim.t One Vest to a Customer
iriUKSUAT CHILD 5 50c HOSE
!.' riuiax, marcn 15, witk .,
......... v. 7wu vM Duy Ch d'a Rn-
Black or Tan Cotton Hun fn, m- .' v"" le
Limit Two Paira to a Customer.
Phenomenal
Trimming
Values !
.k.y.
weai raiierns or uotton vvasn j i
Goods for Every purpose
Ginghams
Percales
Voiles
Cretonnes
Ratines
One Let cf Values to 20c
Cotton Dress Goods
REMNANTS i
mam 'X i s7 V-f russei, wccoa, DiacK ana i ans some p.i 4T f
LT s -m h f If . sport modeli will be closed out at I L)
Yard $36.85 If yoCYri
"iMiss Manllattan', Dresses
SUITS AND COATS
Featuring
Styla Quality Variety
Unexcelled Values!
Popular priced regular $22.50 Dresses of
Silk Taffeta and Canton Crepe, in all the
wanted colors for Spring. Closing Out
Price
$13.95
r
A sptendid offering of the Season's
Newest Navy Blue Poiret Twill Suits,
beautifully tailored and lined with Can
ton crepe. Bought to sell for $50.00 in
the regular way. They will be closed
out at cost
$33.95
Correct for Spring, 1923-rSplendid $50.00
Veldyne and Bolivia Coats, in the new
Russet, Cocoa, Black and Tans some
sport models will be closed out at
Don't Miss The
Silk
Remnants!
An Infinite Variety of ei
Useful . rol
"""' sna Widths
Taffetw
Crepe de Chine,
Georgette
Satin
Chiffon
One Lot
Regular $3.50 Value
LINING SATIN
South Jackson Street
Roseburg, Oregon
K. Witch,
rorllatu!.
I'nrtlui.d; nsul
I.uim;,
Klirar your own Hhop. You enn
iniir pt Hip rirtil linio If you h-ive a
Strwait Sticmini? nmrliitiH. Kxta
rnmbrt, riiitHrn, etc., carrictl In flo'-k,
Wharton Ilr.
BIG SPECIAL
Wonderful Picture
"I AM THE LAW"
Adapted from the story, "Poetic Justice of Uko Sam,"
by James Oliver Curwood
LIBERTY Tl 1 EATER, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
Mr. and Mrs. A. MeAilMor, rost
uViits of thtn city l'ft today for
pt'iii whrr thiy will visit wilh (hi-ir
daughter, Mrs. I-onnino MrCori'.iic k.
In I'nmi IM(HiiUo
A in one the out of town vMtow
In KoHftnirp yostrnUy was Walter
I.oake nnd wife, ri-slclmts of Dion
villc. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lraki rt'turni'd
to tln'ir hnnu1 in the i-vi'iiint; nft
.T. Jnmea, Vortlnnd; R. H. Wrfpht. t FOU SALT 2 fresh Jersey cow's J .TtTTTTTTil7TT
l ortlanrt; I,on H. W Upop. Portland: ( f:noi! milkers. Annlv tn.rnn.mnn. ?i
I
F. K. Ackormnn, Portland; A. ,
Mt'tralf. San Kranrlvo; A. N. Y'nne.
Portland: C. 1'. J'ansi'n, Por!:inr : i
V. It. Jamon. Portlnril: M. .Ii-itn- y
Kuwni-: nnI C. Hail. I.ohanoii. '
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1. U
t NEW TODAY I
FOR liKNT 2 moms for llitht lioup.
ki'i'pinir. 720 Winchester nt.
KpomlliiK si'vcnil hours shopping anil if" SAI.R 1921 Ford trurk," cheap
.... 1 limni... nf 11.... lntl 1:..
tniiiiuictliiK liu.ini'HS.
Ill nt HoM
I' :r. Vlnccn, nrcslilent of the
rorllanil Trust Company. Is 111 nt t
he rmiMiuu hotel. Mr. Vincent anil I
M'i wife were on tl'elr wav t!iru:p-h
Hoschur; when he he. ame 111 uml ;
they slopped off here until lie be- I
riiiiin better. I
i i iT ii-yiLm hi ii n in i m. ii. i ii i i
IBER.TY THEATER fl
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TODAY AND TOMORROW
WOW! You've Never Seen Anything
Lilcc It Before
SIZZLING ACTION
Brother against brother! Blood kinship turned to
frenzied hatred! The fury of the northland's blinding
Rale. The indomitable courage of the Northwest
Mounted Canada's "Redcoats." The snow tracks. A
northland gale. The honor of the "Mounted" The
Man the Woman and Retribution!
O, BOY. WHAT A PLOT!
And nil from tho pen of
JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD
A.L.pted from "The Poetic Justice cf Uko Sam"
The above it copied from th ad of the Portland
llofimi From MeU
Mrs. O-'oriri Cruml. formerly
"Uiippv" McKj.y of this city, nnil
hnrnnnd, Cporre Grnnil, who were
rtM'cntly niHrrl), rrtunifd from a
tour through hoiithrrn Crtltioniia : d
Mexico nn t heir luun inoon. M r.
rund N the slst r of Mr. W. K
Oil of this ciry. nnd w ill visit v r"
with hrr Hcvt'nil diM lffor r
tru: to i!nir lio-n In I'orLluiid
'U'nirn In locnirr
ljHil! Hoon., wi'll known rr.V
rond man. who h! Ih-'ti in l."n
Op'Rc-n for the ii-t f'-w in (vim on
mo4v r.i'T1!, r'rn"i h',r" v u r
( ' i Vi r. -,i.-w. his du:! s n'.th
h Soithrrn Pn,l'i' r. lhon
atat hrt !i T'rv rind o rt't I'.-i'-1o
Il'-Thnrir nrd bntn-: nn pv.
- PH lr-l p M'tT'T ('Ml,,-
rd h 'Yctn notMlf" of hts
, no-1 Ivt .
66
Liberty Theater when they p:ard tht show.
M THE LAW
A Dig Wonderful Production
99
A ;r.-"il l!it.-l
Anon ilio ri'H'rnl it tT"1
frnnil -o'l npv V. I''l omi'i.
'v'-i.': i twp'-v M.ih" '
" ijopiI. rii'voI.Tnl ; Frank Tain.
!MM!: Hi.ii,) llruwn. t'liin.i" '-il-l'v:
M !, Urown ramin Vu'l'":
'IMr.l Church. Cam.' Vjt'-y II
J ThrnM anil '. ""v: K. II W'n
ili'll. Porilanil; K V Snnn nnl -if.
Run Prnnrls-rn- I., r S;n-'" ici-vorvllli-:
nh Krl 'ii v. v. r-...fc;
O. T Mcrr.a. rnr'liin-t: n. r rmi1-
f.r. VTH"'!!, .1-1 : .T-ini". p.i'hrl
r,.p VI'..; Mr nnil Mr. V ' r -- -.
PorHiml: I.o'iis h"i -or. IM-i'-ml;
AMhtI l.nwion nrul wlf !rl.irHl.
Inquiri' of Allan I'.rothors, SuiIhmHii
FOll SAI.K Fu-nlfhi'il hnnso closp I
In. ht;i. easy ti'rnw. 720 Iliovir
si root.
FOR SAI.H liraml now Excelxlnr bi-:
ryolo. al lni; Mililarv Kt. Ilrarse,
Finloy.
FO!t HKNT Xioi.lvfiirnlslip'd "nnan
nont. I'liono SiS-K. 707 Wost M i?h-
I or Mroot.
j FOU HKNT S "rooinunfuini h"il
hump, rloso In. S-. Arply I'ilih-
mrils Stand.
FOK IJKN'T Six room moilon I'tino
on S. I'iao st Inquirojut Snutli'
Stt'iilu ns or phnno 1SH-Y. j
'AXTKi- liy first class builder, enn-,
tract or ftiromnni J' h. (onntry pr...
forrod. Address X euro News lie-'
iew.
1.. I. l!OI!!:i!Trf
CAINS -
I'i'J'i Frid toirine.
I'll Ford touiinir
t'"7 Ford i(Mii1ni;
V"! I"..nl toitrin-r.
1n"l F .rd ( h'l-wis.
1! I." 1 ord delivery.
V.'.M Fort' tmek.
!".nd tine';.
I'-lv fill (vei!: nd.
1'e'rt Auburn n.'alltv six.
1!1!1 Peerless
1MH Oakland.
IHT-pn tiv.vlaml.
1"17 Ford t.iiv.
AH e-tv i. rni.
sfvthi: n::w jkwktt : yof'i.i.
1 IKK IT
u t m' i:!k n:i:n nAitx.
Vlv-o 1 M
rsi:i cak n.it-
i
Hex 85, Curry Ranch. Rosoburi;,
FOK SAI.K 1.x Inch. 2 horso diso. an
.r. tonih h-jrrow. V. K. Clinccnpeol
l-ookmj Clans. Tel. 23 F-3-1.
Foil SAI.F. Protn-rss'vo evor-bi'arinff
Ktrawdierry plants $10. per thou
sand, in tlmusand lota. Thonp 23 K
13. Mrs. C. F. Wil.-on, Iteston, Ore.
WAN'TKn 6 fiiT.t-il.-.ss royoto hides,
will pav hiuliet cash pi-ices for
them. Course II. Moody. Sulherlin,
Oreij. care Sulherlin Cnrago.
IiVAt'TIFl'L piano for sale In Koso
burii at blT savlnir in pricp and
terms of $10 nionlh to Rood people.
For particulars write Cline Music Co.
Astoria Orepon.
pivr. opi-vixe, FOR a coon COOK
- p-ri ,;njnrr room for sale,
r. e.-i-.d:shd ravine business
' ""' " -'oiied nnd furnished: Will 3
- -'-c. p .-v nttraetivo price to an A
r0(! rnok. ;,,, i,avri;nce
M:i:NCY. i;s Cass Street, Phone 2
219. a
TAKE ON A REAT, PLACE Eichty H
five ncn s in tract; thirty acres
choicest river bottom l:nd border- M
ir:c on main stream: nine acres
finest bearier prunes In country: 1
fil'iy thousand pounds last year: M
Ihreo acres mere oomlns in: six ft
nc""s rxira fine alfalfa: eood seven '
r Min boiis..; hj barn: all other no- M
ces-ary improvements, on pood A
road: one and half miles from .$
town; Price twelvp thousand, psrt
e h: l:'s v-er'h looVinir at. LAW-R'-NCK
AC.KNCY. 123 Cass street, i
Phone ?i!.
I.ITTUTmoNKY IN A" SI-RE THING
--Is holier than all th hundred to J
one chances: invest a liMle in sheep V)
e.w and waich your monev prow;
Hero Is fortv acres adjoininu' out J
rcnL-e; best yboep ranee In country;
twenty acres hay land: new burn; .
i' -ase ji.x.'l; lino water supply:
nn.. ranien: en-i acre mixed heme
lor s,ieep. turkeys, chickens, this Is
nn ideal i lace. seven hand e.l and
fi.'iv (ii llais cets clear lille to the
.. .,i., h,..,!,,, A W R F. X C E
c-r.XCY. 125 ( ass Slrioi, Phone
ADULTS
BALCONY
25c
-i; it-: -tc7? "i
MRS. GEORGE BERRY
ON THE ORGAN
1
ml
m
33(1
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
T.T.fOT.T.T.W.T.T.T.T.T.TT.TsK.W
: r
AMITS
: 15c
:
Vrs. H. Whrfltr ot the O-gan
fllllDREN
10c
At the l!oe t'mp'F'ii
Amonir those reel tere-l at the
II.--
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Another Knockout Double Show
"THE EISHOP OF THE OZARKS"
' FIGHTING ELOOD"
WITH SPLCIAL THURSDAY MATINEE
and the
el Feion'.n to-'av ar"
trine. Port'r-nd- A ''
lu'iiev 'l.'- I'. II. YY'i.r
Ah'an.l; M r I'.nh
"v C!s--s. F-ir-Mie: .1
Med'o"': V-d I It'r-V
Ned Fdr's, Seltl'. : .t
Irrk". n-"'e: . K Vi
fi-K-s; (i. O. KccUy,
V J. Fl-'"-.t'-"-.
r. a--d wife
IK .', ;
C Thetniwo-.
e'v, tort'. -mil:
I "cMalin
NT. L,n n-
lalllc
N'ONDAYTUESDAY RPTURM F N' G A G r f.t C N T
NORMA TALMADGE
"THE SIGN ON THE DOOR"
P vitl A, Fe s tie Finrst No-n-j Has Gven
A .sterp,ece of Screen Production
COVCDY "BLUE FRIDAY"
fftS? KENTUCKY ''"
M i&',t! Not "fake" Kentucky Is
.w- ture studio, but the real frt:
V . Lexinoton, the race tracks,
IV ' fcifW crowds and blue grass estites, r
AAwifsT famous horse, Morvich. snd J""!"
V shown in "Kentucky's Derby." '
n Tr W firct big epie of raeing Kentucky.
UttJ&H YOU'LL NEVER FORGIVE Y0UHSII'
j IfcvtZI ' IF Y0U MISS IT!
"JSC! WflMiJ I'll
c - - I I Si III ll I
. est.
WednrsdAv-Thurdv
FRANK MAYO, IN "THE FIRST nrf.prr
S COMEDY "FRESH HEIR"
v 3
INTERNatio:
. . uill Be ths 1
in Koainon m innmj r. rvenir
by Fisher's Store t the Even
Performance
FJSli !
ADULTS T5e MATINEE
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