Roseburg news-review., April 21, 1923, Page 6, Image 6

SATURDAY, APRIL 21. 19JJ.
PACE 8IX
HOSfBURO NEWSREVIEW.
Grant Gr7 Sunday Dinner
SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1923
SPECIAL MUSIC
HAWAIIAN STEEL GUITAR
Selections of
MR. MOSS,
M
usic from
le rendered by
i - r 1 1
eel uuilar i -layer.
12 to 2 and from 6 to 8
: lawnuan music
a Profession;:!
Wll
Ste
HOT DAWG!
COLD PURPS!
DANCE!!
MACCABEE HALL
Saturday Nite
UMPQUA FIVE
"Six of 'Em"
'
Th- Iio'idas ("utility Concert i
Hand will Kiv- a ftrot parade ,
ami oitiH-. rt on thi' main htr-n
limit-lit. Tin- lininl will parade ;
tlirmiiih the liuidm-Mi district
at T:IU and thin will hold a
concert for an hour or more on I
Jackson street in front of the !
Me street lipht. !
r ii .n:i:T toxu;ht
WANTED DivsKmakine by lh day.
Would prefer to in the home,
l-uone H J, or call at I.! Ha-t Av.
X I KN T S WANTtl M t-n women, ..al
ary $7 j full time, 1.5-i an hour :.pare
time, seliinx the (jenu.ne cuaranieed
hosiery direct to wearer, beautiful
line, international Mills. Norrisiown,
1'a.
Nil K" HOME" in uki be -old. as we are
liavin;;. lVauuful coiner, iwoblix-ka
from business. 7 nairns. fujni.-lied:
a "M Lome with 1""0 worth of
fumishintrs all for .'). 3"K
cash, balance f per cent. Choice cor
ners are scarce, and will always be
i;ilt-edce property. If interested call
and see ii. inti K. Imutlas :-t.
KUANS MONTHLY 1' A Y MF.XT
LOANS: On iinprond r:il estate or.
for Iluildina l'urpos.s on liusiness
and City I'n.perty. The I'lan that
pets you out of Debt."
Interest reduced monthly on all
Bums p;;id on principal. We makej
loans for any length of lime from,
one year to ten years. i
LOCAL LOAN S On real proper! y :
consisting of both f it)' and Farm:
DANCE!
DRAIN HALL
Saturday Mte, April 21
Music by
Mac's Peerless Orchestra
WANTED Work bv day or hour. In
experienced woman. Best refer
ences. I'hone l.'ll-Y.
passenner car. Newly painted, and
overhauled. Will accept any reason
able cash offer or will trade for
wood. 6U4 E. Douglas nr.
FOR RENT 1 three room apt. up
m,irn: one 2 mom apt. downstair.
Furnished for light housekeeping.
Securities of from one to five years.' ca 230 S. I'ine Kt.
INVESTIGATE THESE O 11' O it- r,.. SAI .eHo 1 and touring car.
Tl'NITiES. ,hean if taken at once. AIho 1 pen
I LOCAL NEWS
Oil I'li-dm-sK Ili-lt
Mr. uno Mrs. A. W. Ream of
Myrtle Creek were In the city today
shopping and transacting ImMi.ess.
Spend Day Her'
.'.I.', an I Mrs. (Iconic Til k nT Mvr
fe Cr.-k wei-.. in Ito-i-hur : te.i.o
shopptui; and lool-.i:;; nfier uusiii'-.
nrfnira.
Ilci-e I'l-oin Mrile Creel;.
A monc the Miytle Creek resident-"
who k'm-ii: the day In tie- city wen
Mr. anil Mrs. lf'iiry Ailntns who
were HhoppiiiK and loortinK after
husliie.-s al fairs.
. A. C. SltldentH Here
Clifford I P-Ills. I a V. rue llnwn.
George Kpalir, Theodore A 111 ii h :t III.
mid .Mnrrice .Wwl.-ind came down
from Corvullls where tiny are at
tending cidleee. In Ncwland's car to
sjleiid Ihe week end at linnie. They
will all return to O. A. C. Sunday
afternoo:i.
Itlf lness Lively
llulni ss was lively In Itns litir
today there heinir a rreat in.-iiiy
of the r-tral ri-sidents of the vicinily
In the ciiy for the pnrpoje or I rail -Ini'.
The streets i-resenh-d an ex
ceplloiially lms appearance and t!ie
merchants report a very uniid day
from tin Ir sliindpolnl.
(ilemlale IN-ople lleri-
Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Uleii'lale w.-re iiiiioiii; t
IIom Iiiiik today.
Neuhold of
In- visitors i:i
over l-'rom lllmc
I'.i iilah I'arker of Wilbur
several h --jrs In Uosi Mil
shopping.
spent
today
Saves labor, its a pleasure, iron with
a Hoipoint Electric iron SJ.ou and up.
Hudson Electric Store.
Dr. Mi-Knl Here
Dr. II. K. McKalg of Yoncalla
i a:ne to Rosehuri; today to look alter
iiu dness iiiatters.
Oiiklind People Tlcre
Among the Oakland people In
Royetoirg todiiy were Mr. and Mrs.
I. E O'N'eel and Mrs. E. Eortine and
daughter Lucille.
Editor ID-re
A. .1. Ma'lery. editor of the Oak
land Tribune spent the day In Rose
bun; looking after business matters.
Mrs. Hull Here
Mrs. John Hall of Myrtle Creek
spent the day In Itosehurv; shopping
and visiting.
Itev. Ihmklim In East
The newspaper of Independence,
Iowa, has a leimthy article In a re
cent Issue concernlii!: the church
work of Itev. J. K. Hawkins, form
erly pastor of the Methodist church
In thi.i city. Rev. Hawkins Is meet
lnv; with great success with his work
In Iowa and the paper commended
him highly in the article concerning
the Easier services.
$'i ii0 puts a Royal vacuum cleaner
in vour home. Hudson Electric Store.
X LOCAL NEWS t
J
Oliver plows at 'Wharton Bros.
Here I'i-ihii Slltlierlin
Lillian Meis of Sutherlln spent the
day In RoeeliutK shopping, und visit
ing friends.
See, M. F. RICE,
of
RICE & RICE
Ixian Brokers.
See the broccoli
Wharton Bros.
transplanter at
AGENTS WANTED Tailoring agents i
make lino weekly selling Simpson
made to order summer suits $17.50
and $19. '0 also our famous all wool
suits $29.50. Commissions daily. I
Beautiful assortment 6x9 swatches'
free. No experience needed. Can Use
spare time men If hustlers. J. B.
Simpson, Dept. 581; 8111 Adams, Chi
cago. 111.
of Lakenvelder chickens. Call 1326
I'mpqua Ave., or I'hone 278-U. G. W.
Cluck
fWENTY YEAR AMORTIZED LOAN
On Improved real estate consist
ing of farm property. When last
note is paid, loan is paid in full,
less than a 5 per cent ordinary
loan. "THE LOAN FOR THE
FARMER."
The Legion Auxiliary will have
cookid food sale on Saturday May i
The place will be announced later.
Wm. Buxton Here
Win. Buxton was in from his
home at ltrockway today, looking
niter business matters.
McCotmick and Dcering, the mow
ers with a reputation, sold by Whar
ton Bros.
1'p From Myrtle Creek
Charles Rice of Myrtle Creek was
a business visitor in the city for
several hours today.
International tractor plows, two and
three bottom, at Wharton Bros. You
can't beat an International.
250.000 ACCREDITED BABY CHICKS
For sale during May and June. Send
in your order early. 'A" grade $6.00
for fifty: $11.50 per hundred: $110.
per thousand. "AA" grade $8.50 per
fifty. $16.00 per hundred; $155. per
thousand, f.o.b. Petaluma. Member
of the Sonoma County Farm Bureau ,
Accredited Hatcherv list.
W H I TE HATCHER Y. Pet aluma Cat.
EASTERN' part of Mont Alto Ranch
being divided, note our bargain
prices. Choice river bottom land
that has been under cultivation, bor
dering on North I'mpqua highway
and river at $75 per Ac. Second
bottom or bench land, ready for the
plow, at $45 per acre. Brush land
adjoining, $8 to $25 per acre. Com
bined prune and walnut orchard, 21
acres river bottom land bordering
on highway and river $200 per acre,
for Further information write J. B.
Davis, Glide, Oregon.
ANNOUNCEMENT
for
Here Korm "anyiivlll
H. V. Mather and fumUy of Can
yonvilh Hpnt tc Any Ui Rttsi-lmrs
From CunyonviHt
Karl HiiKS, well known Canyon
vlllo rsidt'iit, wiih iiuiouk tin' husi-
I Hess visitors in Host'liurg today.
IN HOOD"
nt
Liberty Theatre
Monday, Tuesday nnil Wednesday, April 23, 24, 25
Afternoons and Evenings
In order to accommodate everybody to see tliis Greatest
of All Pictures, there will Le two afternoon and two
In Tnn Today
S. L. Muss of Ten Mile, was a
', Rosehurg visitor today, transacting
1 liusiness matters for several hours.
J In l-om Myrtle Creek
'! Mr. and Mrs. Hans Weaver and
i , daughter of Myrtle Creek were
I aiming the residents of that vicinity
l who spent the day in Roscburg.
BONDS SAFE INVESTMENTS In-;
vest in something SAFrZ do not
place your earnings In some untried ,
Building and I.oan or Investment 1
Concern. Invest your funds in what
you know to be "SAKE." 1
Clip the Coupons yourself Invest
in Good Municipal-Government or
school bonds. Denominations of
$50 and Upwards. "SAFETY" as
sured in either of the above men
tioned bonds. They are Tax Exempt
which means larger earnings.
We are always able to give you a
good Assortment to choose from.
DON'T DELAY MAKE Y-OUR
DOLLARS WORK!
"S A F E T Y FIRS T" is our
"WATCHWORD."
This Firm's advice is always Re
liable when it comes to Investing
vour Spare Funds.
See. M. F. RICE,
of
RICE RICE,
Bond Brokers.
Used Car
Bargains
1921 Ford $325
1921 Ford $350
1921 Ford $250
1921 Ford $300
1918 Ford $135
1918 Ford $100
1917 Ford $ 75
Ford Delivery $150
Dodge Touring, excel
lent condition $300
Auburn Beauty Six....$450
Cadillac Tc-vmrig $225
Ford Truck $200
C. A. Lockwood
iMotor Company
Roseburg, Oregon
SUNDAY'S DINNER
Fried Spring Chicken
50c
Y NOT EAT
MIMIMIMIOMIIIMIl
ADULTS
15c
.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.l:
Mrs. H. Wheeler on the Organ IsJll
SATURDAY-SUNDAY
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
"MORAN OF THE LADY LETTT
wun
DOROTHY DALT0N
Cast includes
RUDOLPH VALENTINO
The Tale of a Girl Who Sailed the Seai Like Kin! taw
a Pampered Son of Fortune How to 'Fight for LovesBL
Fail to See the Smugglers' Mutiny, Big Ship Explotcaitan
Society Ball.
"THE DUDE"
SfWIKI
liilit
81 IOW3.
Afternoon
1 P.M.
F.vrning
7 P.M.
show starts promptly at
Srcond show about 3:10.
sliow starts promplly at
Second show about 9:10.
Hie excessive cost of this production restricts us to the
following prices :
Afternoons: Adults, 3"c; Children, 15c
F.vcnincjs: Adults, 50c; Children, 25c
All Children Must 1 lave Tickets
Varnish up but do it with dreat
I.iikcs Spar Acme quality. It brirht
ens any furniture wonderfully, (let
It nt Fishers l'aint und Wall paper
Store.
Free Dancing Tonight
From 8:3il until o'clock the I'mp
qiia Five orchestra will play for rce
ilancimr at the Maccabce hall toniuht
nccordini: to announcement today,
llcr after this will be a feature ot the
cvcnini: and tonicht the music will
start promptly at 8:30 o'clock.
Kt. (;eoi-re's Church. FpUcopnl.
Services tomorrow as follows:
church school, in a. m. Holy Cotn
iiHiuion with sermon, 11 n. nt. Cele
brant and l'reai'her Archdeacon
I'.lark. Archdeacon lllack will also
celebrate the Holy Communion in
Suilicrlln nt 9 a. m. and preach al
7:30 p. m.
1
LIBERTY THEATRE
TODAY and TOMORROW
The Outstanding Picture of the Year
You're iroinir to see one of the finest mo'ien pietnres when oti see
"WHAT'S WRON'ti WITH THE Wl I M I'.N '.' Aside from Its richness
of product ion. aside frem its wotnleitiil cust. whhli lias never been
ciimtllcd in iinv pti litre (see names lielewi. on re intiint to sec a
picture that will hold von spellbound and that will elve ou an eve
tlillK of the finest elltertailllc nt OU ever .'Ij..id when mi sec
Daniel Carson Ooodaiau's iiniazini; ro.iHi tiou.
"WHAT'S WRONG
WITH THE WOMEN"
lin lii.!.-. ip Dip t :is nr jhi trMi;mf fitar as WILTON LAC K AVE
WRS. DE WOLF HOPPER VRS. OSCAR H 4 V M E RST E I N CON
STANCE HFNNCTT, MONTAGU LOVE JULIA SWAVNE GORDON
BARBARA C ASTL E TON ROD LA ROCOLE PAUL MCALLIS
TER HUNTLEY GORDON, i.ritt Hint r'!i. ! k.tl-l.- t In hi iulrrsn,
LITTLE HELEN ROWLAND. ,
A Terrific Drama of tlu Vmi- M:il. I.HXiirv-I.tH itic tf Snclt-tv
jsiini' w i hi. ( ift ! r than ;i Ii-t n i rani ax in th - r f ih tow. Time
Hitniitinn;-tin1 tln'kc of its sui iw- tli hot k1 f u lnnnan
v, ftiniix '
( ii il f vr i "i m i n 1 1 en
If wentht-r condit'nii uro favnr
ii Mf tomorrow and t ho roast hlsr'i
w.y is passu Mo a larso crowd of
i,...Ji.n..i.i r..tu i. ; i
r. m.ii -.ill. ... r....i v ...... ...
F KoM'butir Country rlul wro and
iy a ffw rounils of mlf . arroi.llir:
to word rocfivt'd totlay. Thp M j -h -fS
I 1 Mtors p'an to p t sonio idt-n
of t ho local r I tib for tMt ostaMHIt- j
nil-ill of a similar ono in that city. I
This Storp (h nllvn with eood iron,
rhra n. Hudson Kh'cl ric Storo. j
t NEW TODAY t
LOOKING AHEAD
And protecting yourself from future eye troubles is
very good foresight. If vision blurs, bright lights
irritate, and a tired feeling exists in
the eyes, have
AN EXAMINATION
Correct glasses will remedy the fault, and be a comfort
to the eye
For scientific drugless adaptation of glasses for the aid of vision and
relief of eyestra.n, consult
DR. H. C. CHURCH
OPTOMETRIST
424 Perkins Bldg- Roseburg, Oregon
MOM . 1
Tim
APR1B&3
5-Musical iKays-
i ' : i; ! .! ; ; I
COAST TO COAST TOUR
Presenting Their Big Musical Feature-.
Classic to Popular
TheSeason'TBiiMusiwjHJ
Playing Eight rv.fWnt ln,trumeMJ
In Conjunction With Our Regular 9
REGULAR ADMISSION cHtD!
ADULTS 25e
(w
f DONT FORGET!
i
v
AIO A COMF-DY: "SI IOOT STRAIGHT"
See Special Announcement for Monday, I uesday and
Wrdnfsdav
R0EIN HOOD,f
The (kitMtost of All Pictures
mu K r. i i iisi tiro, rnonciiyj.
VOH KKNT- 2 room npartmi'nt. I-iitfce
cl.-an rontns. 1 Mil? nt.
1'olt SAM! - Kurnittiiv. i n c 1 u dins
piano. t?04 S. Main M.
V.NTKt-- Oirl or woman for p n ral
housi'woik. Phoni 479 J.
WANTKP - To hmr from o iht nf
tood fann for fah. Siai ctfh pric
full particular. I. K. Hush, Minne
apolis. M inn.
V ANTKI- You to knowtho b uu:y
pnd i;randtur of vour own naitv
Wonderful Orrinm pirtnr Sunday
nirftt at TtirNtian Church
WANTKP ou lo sct tho btautful
picturt's of rru in fim ncry. II. -v
pi. tun tn ins. ak'. rivers, pea fh'tro
and othr beautv Mots. Christian
i 'niti h '.:ndnv ulrht.
VOJl S VI. V New fielDK ro-ker nnd
stand, cook for 6 persons: mrMd
f.Hid ropta iner, w 1 11 nade to Inst
tu,m M'jin bv .Refill tisane. "too!
"In The Garden 1
of Shah"
Annual High School Operetta
COMING MAY 9
Antlers Theatre
r
W ho's Going to Be Tickled to Death?
ADULTS
BALCONY
25c
MDQ r.EORGE
ON THE ORGAN
... . i i v
U "THE PRISONER
' ft STARRING
HERBERT RAW"'
M with
EILEEN PERCY
Star of "The Fhrt
Ffom tM Great Advent-e RCM ,
Castle Craney Crow." f bi C Pltttn 1-
If you Ar. in Favor ofEept -pti:tC
LLOYD HAMILTON IN JGHT
BRUCE SCENJC.JP
ANITA STEWART IN " a9
t." li.Jh-.it;. Suilurlm.