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KOSEBURO NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY. MARCH ?3, 1923.
PAGE SIX
Christian Church, Sunday Evening, March 25th
RADIO CONCERT tw"fii,c
Portland Oregonian Concert from Seven to Eighty and lat
Los Angeles, conditions being favorable '
Pictures of Paradise Lost.
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II s-J .AlL JL-ss qmiinp PI JV Hue
U I I lllll I I I H I 1111
W ULIilUII I UN llliw
OF WOMEN'S FINE APPAREL
A Merchandise MasterstroKe!
Quitting Business Sale Filled to Capa
ity Daily by Throngs of Thrifty Buyers
Unheard of Low Prices The Magnet!
SENIOR PLAY HAS ! 00 r c? S
a u 1 mm uhg 1 : :i ji r n txjj
Acton. I11 "A Punch for Juily" Have
Mori- Than I'siul Aliiliiy mid
f-lxcHlcut Production Is IV
Aiith l.iaicil.
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Have You
Bought Your
Easter
Outfit?
Miss Manhattan Dresses
Newest of Flat Crepes.
RcQular e65.GQ"JPalues.
out". ,h539.50
Coiti lit Less. Regular
C4S.00 to $50.00 high-grade
Coats, out
t
S29.75
Suits Slaughtered. Navy.
Three-Piece Suits won
derful styles. Were S37.50.
ST S62.50
(1
SPECIALS FOR
Frirlav anrLSariirriav I
Friday, March 23
Friday, with each $2.00 SILK
purchase we sell 2 spools THREAD
Silk Thread at Sc. 2 Spools
Limit 2 Spools to a C
Customer V
Saturday, March 24
ANOTHER SPECIAL Saturday we
offer with" each purchase of S2.00 or
more one lot of Jack Tar "JC
Middies at, each CiDC
One to Customer
See Your Savings!
REAL BARGAINS IN
REMNANTS
Remnants of Silks, Woo!
Dress Goods, Ginghams,
Linings, Crepes, Laces, Rib
bons, Cretonnes, Sheeting,
Muslin, Outing.
i ii i anai ii i imiim
SNAPS Children's
WASH DRESSES
JACK TAR. PANTY DRESSES Made
of best grade Chambray. QQ AC
Were 55.60, now. vJD
Close out of all regular $4.50 FRENCH
GINGHAM DRESSES. CO Of
Now 0'OJ
CHILD'S WASH ROMPERS Values
to $3.50. Close QC.-
out . yOC
CUTE CUT AT CLOSE OUT
Regular $1.25 values
now
:!. 95c U
"The senior class of the high school
claims that, besides having ono of
the best plays obtainable In "A
Punch for Judy" they also have the
strongest aucl most talented cant
that has ever given a play locally.
Although nu one part can he paid to
be especially heavy, all are difficult
and hird to handle, but the cast is
showing up npl ndidly in their re
ipective parts und by tlie'tlme, Wed
nesday the 2S has arrived they hope
to be the character which they por
tray. Florence Slnnott, who plays the
leading lady, taking the part of
Julians (Judy) Cory, a young New
York Miss whose lilea that a broken
engagement means little in her
young life, is showing up wonderful
ly. Charlie Thurston. pHying opposite
Miss Slnnott, James storey, her fi
ance, a young lawyer, who proves,
to Judy that a girl can be BUed and
made to keep contracts, shows up
equally well.
Vernon Stephenson, as K. C.
Hryd" Valentine, a poet and ideal
ist, who wins Judy from Jim, is ab
solutely cut out for the part.
Roland Schwartz, as Judy's fath
er, a golf enthusiast of the nth de
gree proves a wonderful old man.
Icedore Mathews, as Judy's aunt
whose ideas of home life and court
procedure are very amusing, does
her part lr. an extraordinary man
ner. Vivian Orrutt. as Mary Carter,
Judy's closest friend, handles her
part wilh a surpassing adeptness.
Willis Moffitt and Cilenn Itada
haueh as Attorneys Kugeno On.lt and
Cuthbert Heath, hold up their parts
with equal lirlllianry.
Clarence S'-arlng. ns Judge llcn
lanin lluiiie of Huffnlo, plays his
.difficult role Willi exceptional skill..
The parts of court clerk nnd court
attendant are taken by l.ncien Cobb
and Raymond Parslow, who make
it their business to personify the
typical officers of this capacity.
The Jury is composed of Misses
Hilda Common, lira e Vickham Inez
Calhoun. Kathleen Bonehrake. Mil
dred Mathews. Lllilo Chrtstophorson.
and Mi'sserR. I.eo Heck!ey, Adrnln
liloom, Clifford Thornton, Pale
Priven less than 1000 miles.-
Ilassler Fhocks. Car Is new.
MATHEWS MOTOn-X t llAVGE
117 Jackson st Phone 112
Smith, Glen Colby and Lcland!
Marks.
The audience of the court con-,
talus: Mi-sen Verna Johmon. fieri-!
rude Wickhani, Veins liouscr, and
Messers. Ceoi ye- singleton, Adel-1
bert Young and Wayne llieiienbu.ili-j
er. i
This Is a Studebaker year.
t NEW TODAY
FOR DENT Carden spot, or on share,
124 W. PoukITis St. afternoons.
That Satisfy and Fit Your Feet
Come into our store, try on a few pair, 0f
and see how well we are able to sati.f ...m .""wh
fit your feet. ' """'hoei
V :ll 1 I 1 i
u w... u.ao uc pteasea with our moderate
We wish to call your attention to our ,rl!n
HURRY FOLKS! IT CAN'T LAST LONG!
SHOES- CORSETS UNDERWEAR
12-INCH HIKING BOOTS, ROYAL WORCESTER COR-
po styles. Sold rcg. at 89.00. . SETS Reg. $1.25 value, flesh CHILD'S KNIT DRAWERS
,r ss.49 ::twhite' ci" 70c rvr ,nd-Cl" i5c
Bellows Owitt in& 'Rn&m&&&
N 24S N. Jackson Street, Roseburj
tV,nVm, ( in. j
frt:.fi nuAiii ry
I
BROCCOLI SHIPPED
Tell Criltes )f hriH enll Were sent
to l'ortlan.l teilay by the 'h:iinber nf
Coinmerce The bre i nil will lie used
tn serve the 1'iirtbiiid lMe:ii)ess neui
nl the fnruin linn heen -m M. .inlay
nin'it. Hen. A.- r. Mnrsti rit ef tills
city will attetnl the banquet and will
sj-ak for a few mtuui"s on the hru-.
I. ill illilustrv In the I'menua :lllev.
GET A NAMEPLATE
The liusebuig Chamber of Com-'
merce has a few ltiiscburi nameplatesj
for iiuiiMiiebiles on hand, 'l'bey are i
Ibe same Me und color as the pres- I
cut license pl;iles. (Inly a few left so'
m t yours at 7 r cents per pair. i
it -
DRINKS HAIR TONIC 1
.Tim, ibe hero, dues In "A l'unch fer
.Intlv." Senior t'lav, Anders Mai-!i 2i. I
KAMA MAliKIT liKltliT
D IRTT.I5TY THF ATP I
VSt.Y I'lltST.CI.AKS snows AMI AT Ic A I V
VOKTI.ANI). Man-It
CiiHIh wn rt'pdi U'tl w.k to
day with Mils fully 2Ti r'Hi.4
low nr. Hons woro Mtinily,
Trlmo lWhl at fit. to $ :!.":
hIhm x Pt'aily. -.-- wtmly. huv
Inn at il ct-nis to LM Ilt.
HulitT firm, extra ciitMH 40
to -4 1 li tvnl.
vour
coal
dealer
VTOUR coal dealer knows
th qualities yoo want
in yoiur fu.ii ikat's vhy he
h&mflra that iUm, ven
buminir. mere heat per dollar
J. A. DENN
Roseburg Dealer
Phone 128
FOR RENT Two houses. Inquire of
A. Creason, 161 2nd Ave. S. '
FOR SALE 300Callonneiin sprayer, !
nearly new, $ 450. A. R. March Broad-,
way Garage.
F( ) irS ALE 1 range wit hco ilprice
$20. Also one oak dresser; Call 126
K. Kane st.
FOR I! KNT House anil" gara ge. $20".
Furniture for sale, cheap. Cull at 129
W. Douglas St.
WILL my rash for Ford truck. If rea
sonable. A. A. Clemons, It. F. D. 1,
Kelleyg Korner.
FOR'REXT 3 fu7n'rshld-h(ius"ek eep"-
ing rooms at 504 So. Pino. Mrs. J.
W. McFndgen.
FOR-RALE-Four lurkey- hens-and
one torn, also SO or more eggs. G. W.
Bowles, Vmpqua, Ore.
FOR PALE Wicker baby buggy," In
good condition. Price $20. Cost $05.
See it at Pouirlas County Creamery.
FOR SALE S3 0 ft., new 6-Inch fir
flooring at $1:50 per hundred. II. (1.
Klore, Looking Glass, Phone IS F-14.
14.
FOR SALE 25 horse semi De'isel
Fairbanks Morse engine. Perfect
condition. A. R. Marsh, Broadway
Garage.
FOR S A I .EirT7sTnTtirTy"pewf lirT.
good working order, Price $50.00.
II. Merten, Roseburg National Bank
llldg.
FOR RFN'T Nice front room for 1 or
2 gentleman. Convenient to bath.
Abundance of hot water. 343 S. Ste
phens. Phone 57-Y.
LOST Ip chain, was left at corner
Oak and Stephens. Finder please
leave at News-Review or at Metz
ger's office.
FOR SALE 1920 "Dodce-toUTingjlots
of extras: pond tires: leoks like
new, $""0. Will accept Ford on
trade. Phone 4SI-Y.
WANTED Granite cuttersT Piece
work, on monuments, quarrying, let
tering, etc. So. Oregon Stone Co.
Grants Pass. Oregon.
TO" TRADE Ashland pToperty for
Rosebure. 5 roc-m modern house, ga
rage, chicken house, lot 100-150 ft,
close in. Address Box 497, Ashland.
GIANT KEKOOAS' oilstovesr Just ar
rived, never before offered In this
city. Alo a large stock of garden
he?;e Powells' Furniture Exchange,
2, i vVt Oak.
BATT':nY n pairing on all makes. All
v .,,i. "-..aranteed. Reasonable prices.
c,..n,rr!, crerators nnd icnitidn
c, .-o-ns ryeilnuled. Exide battery
si'es ar.d service. I'miiqua BattTy
St at inn.
A LATiCE "LIST Hoii-es imd fa"rnis
for sale or trade. I cannot afford
a long flowerv ad. Overhead ex
penses light; I cut prices. Call and
see mv huge list. C. Merrill, 501
Mill st.
FOR SALE Hudson Super-Six. Me
chanical cendition cuaranteed. New
l.atterv. $350.00. Will trade for Ford
of equal value or take small car part
payment. Balance easv terms. 312
N. Jackson st. Phone 67.
FOR SALE One 30 ral. gasoline tank
for hug. $10 00: Two 324 fabric
used tires $2.50 each: Two tubes
$l.on teach. Some guaranteed re
built haueries, $12 50 to $20.00, Real
bargains. Untpqua Battery Station.
New Spring styles for men and women-a.
low or high shoes wonderful values.
Roseburg Booteri
IRVIN BRUNN
Shoes That Satisfy and Fit Your F
rtT7Tr-TVCT TIT'IT tllV1 ccl
CASSSTU
SHOES REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT
zi rr ll l . ill iimmi iiim mm .i i i
Henry Denn, Jr., was today fined
$20 and costs following his appear
ance In the city court on a charge of
j speeding.
, Mrs. Amy Sealander, who has been
I visiting here with her mother Mrs.
! Edward Murphy, left today for her
home in Portland. Sho was accom
panied homo by Mrs. Murphy who will
visit there for several days.
. A. S.FREY4KHB
, iiuiuwiami
rough and dressm hobe at J
" iiuct rieaL ruse a.
Here from Riddle
I. A. Dean, well kunQiJ
aent, attended to bunata
Roseburg for frw
THE BEST YET!
Dance Saturday
MACCABEE HALL
THE UMPQUA FIVE
with Jerry Hogan that wonder on the toik
PEP GALORE
1
Annual Senior Play
APuechfoi'Judj
A Harvard "47 Work Shop" Play
Antlers, Wednesday, Marchgj
EVENING, 8 P. M. MATINEE, 3:15 1-
Adults - - $1.00, 75c, 50c Adults ' ' '
H. S. Students - -. - 75c School Childreo '
RESERVED SEATS, ANTLERS BOX 01TICE
i SATlTltnAY FROM 1 TO 10 P. M.
&rTTTTTT.TtrT.T..TiT.T
TILVCi; OK .MISSIVtJ
IIOV IS SEClTtKI)
LAST TIME TON1GI IT
ORA CAREW
PLANKS OI K AtiAIN
' (flv Assn.-lni, , prrss.)
! S .ICAN. Pono Kico. March
Sit 1'nlted Sta'es army air
planes hleh arrived from San Au
; timlo. Texas, Mondav took off on the
return trip to the Prilled Slates to
I d:.v
MELBOURNE McDOWELL
in t
Beyond the
Crossroads" I
A Dynamic Drama of Life
A Brillinnt Production .-if t!ip Snow Wnstes of Alaska t
nnd Ultra Fnshionnhlc I iinctions of the Idle Rich
ALSO 1 7 SPECIAL "COMEDS' OF MR." AND MRsT
CARTER DE I I.WT.N !
BIG SPECIAL PICTURE
Adapted From Sam 1 larris' Big Stage Success
"THE HERO"
One of the Greatest Red-Rlooded, American, Human
Interest, Rip-Roaring Dramas of the Screen
By the Same Director of "Rich Men's Wives,"
Shadows, etc. "The I lero." Now His Greatest
Sparkling with Humor nnd Daring
Only SUNDAY and MONDAY. LIBERTY THEATER
Just Received
New Shipment of
SHAIiPLES
Suction Feed
Cream Separators
Come in nnd See the New
Improvements
Simple One-Piece Bowl.
Knee Iiw Supply Tank.
Automatic Oiling System.
Non Rusting Tinware.
Priced From $:.5.u0 I'p.
Easy Terms
Douglas County
Creamery
cATAt.oc.n: ox re'jtest
As a result of the notice In the
News-Review last night regarding
the runaway boy from Portland who
is being sought through the boV
scouts, a truck driver last night In-
formed Scoutmaster Lintott. that a
boy answering the description was
seen near Riddle yesterday. A mes
sage was sent to Portland immedia
tely and he will probably be picked
up In the southern part of the state.
Mrs. H. Wheeler on the Organ
TODAY ONLY
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
BETTY
COMPSON
"THE LITTLE
MINISTER"
What a Charneterl What a
Girll The Little Witch Beguiles
Everyone. The Handsome Young
Minister Comes to Rebuke and
Stays to Kiss and Later to Wed.
Comedy
"WHY WORRY?"
Saturday-Sunday
"WHERE MEN APE MEN"
MRS. GEOME : K"
ON THE ORGAJ!
j HURSDAV-F P. I W
onrjOLPH
VALENTIN
CARTEL
MYERS
ALL
NIGHT
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