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

HOSEBUftd NEWS-BEVIZW. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 13. 1?S-
AGE EIGHT
J
lenefit Dance
Wednesday, June 13
Oregon National Guard
BENEFIT MESS FUND
Armory 9 o'CIock
Gentlemen $1.00
Ladies Free
UMPQUA FIVE ORCHESTRA
I
LOCAL NEWS X
From Ketin
K. J4. Vafh.-ws. a r'-"fii' nt of
Rertim. among Iho'-e here Tow
day Khupiilua; und attending 10 bus
Mi' j. ,
lirra (n llueli
Another resident of Oakland who
wn in Roseburg Tuenlav transact
ing bnies natters was Thomas
Malady.
Mr. Hnenn llei
C-nrce paeon, was In town yes
terday iran.nai line l.uin.-ss -t.m
Mr. Ilarou is resident of Looking
lilass.
Slllherlin Itettldenu Here
I.. J. i;lenon anc so, who ar
residents of fiuiherlln. were in this
illy yeitcrduy attending to busliies:
matters.
Kl-llt lMT Her
Mr. Oenrro J. McClnne. who In a
resident of Riddle, spent yesterday
In Hosehurg, visiting and attending
to business.
On Puslne
fiiorre Wlllett of the Douglas
County Creamery, motored to Can
vnnvllle and Orants Pass to attend
to business matters.
Frwh Beef, right orT me rwiw. w
Saturday at the. Farmers Public
Market. Ctl WincheMer St.
t LOCAL NEWS t
t
To Visit in Mwlfnnl
Mis T.nuln Douglas loft today for
V.-dferd. here she will visit with
Mends and relatives for the next two
. weeks.
Mlsa llnrl Lenve
, Mls Vargsrot llsrt l"'t this
gnornlng for ' o Cates. California,
where she will mf're her rnme. MNs
T'ari hr been vM'ln wllh Mrs. V.
tj. Young for several months.
Kerr from PortlaiHe
Z Mrs. v. I.. flrIenr;Te arrived nt
evening from Portlnnd. to visit 'l'h
rer sunt. Mrs. Fnnle VrlrM. nf the
Kehlhsen Apartments, who Is
Ittllte III.
Parsed Tlimrutt
fc' V. C. Cllhert s rnrorentntlrn n'
Vnn Crmn P.lh rVlnnsnv nf ll
("nnnMs. Ipdlnns, pned thrnm'h
Pertland and Fstscada with friends
se,i parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Htis
ro 'k returned hnnie yesterday aft
ernoon. Mr and Mrs. mistook are
former resident of Roseburg.
Former Pe-ldont Here
Lewis Prltt. who hss been sttend-
Ine tn Oregon Agricultural Pollee-e.
-rived here Surdity end wl'l snend
the summer In this cltv. Mr. P.rltt
is a former resident of this city hut
hes been mnklni.' his home In Ter
rains for the r,t ,Por and nalf-
Vl-HIng From Walla Walla
Mrs F V Strlntnn. who resides
In Wnlli V'nlln. Washington, arrived
lore this corning and will speed a
fir d-"'s t--tin.e- wh 'r. and Mrs.
! c, Mcf'.fhev. Mrs.' Flrinton was
'"-uerly Miss Pearl Waylord of this
el' jr.
lelft For IINnnls
Mrs. C. F. Plank, who has been
TlsltlnK with her niece, Mrs. C. W.
Cook, left yesterday afternpon for
her home in Illinois.
Vlslllnc Willi Mw. I
Mrs. James Hobon n'rrlved yester
day for a visit to two weeks, with
Mrs. I,. J.amere. Mrs. Ilolison makes
her home In Myrtle Point.
P'i'tui " en Ms w.v to F
el-eo where his home offl
rated.
Hetnrns H'Mne .
" M-s. f D V"'"
vlIMne for it'e iw
Kren-1
Is lo-j
I leei
ot'!. Ill
OierMnjr I an'1 OoenlnT
.Ttti'-'e .tohn MeThrnl.
dent or -ovo-np'ent lie
arrived in ftoelmrK tn"
will remain l-l e stTl'
sueerlnten--1
n"eninP
I nlett and
un'H .Inly
I. rheeirine .p the openln" of more
sn 2ftn ofta arres of Coos Pay
Walton Poid trant lands and Ore
eon "ei California, rillroad lands.
lie wl'l mske hl bead'rnartr'ra here
net nin nie eo to IV.e Portland and
t ievoie offlnes.
LIBERTY THEATRE
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In Vrom OaMiinil
Mr. and Mrs. C.eorpe Stearns who
are re-ldents of Oakland were In
Poseliurt; yesterday shopping and
transacting business matters.
From reniille on IIiihI
A. N. flould and son, Harold, of
the Could and Could Furniture
Company, of Coqullle, were in Rosp
hur vesterday transacting business
matters.
Iletiirns Home
Mrs. T. N. Franit!. who has been
'IsPlne with h"r daughter. Mrs. A.
VV. Oraham. left yeiterday afternoon
for I.os Angeles, where she makes
her home.
Vlslllnff llviviftii Wollenlieri?
Mr. and Mrs. Kdt-ar Lewis and
family arrived here yesterday after
noon, bv motor, from San Francisco,
where thev reside, for a viit wllh
Mrs. lewis' father llynian Wollen-berg.
Visiting nt l-'ox lliHi.e
Mrs. willlnm MeNnblt. who Is a
resident of I.os Aneelos, Is vlitln:
In Posehnr.? with Mr. and Mrs. O.
W. For. Mrs. MeNahh will leave for
Portlprd In a few ilavs, where Bhe
will visit her dauchter.
TODAY and TOMORROW
MATINEES AND EVENINGS
AMERICA'S
IN HER' GREATEST
Matinees 2:15
Eveningi 7:30 oncl 9:30
S W F. E T II
AND NEWEST
Adults, 25c;
Adults, 35c;
E A R T
PICTURE
Children, 1 0c
Children, 1 5c
mm
ta niae
9. win
'fascinating
(Zaptivating
Enthralling
s
VMtlett Piietlnnil
O. P. and Mrs. Coshow, aecomnan
led by the former's sister. Mrs. Stan
ner. are in Portland this week nt
endln the Hose fair, and Mr.
Coshow Is also attending a session
of the Rrund lodge A. F. and A. M.
Visiting Sisttr ,
Mrs. E. U Rone of Oakland, in'
vlsiiin for - few days with ber l- j
ter Mrs. F. E. Ockelmann.
Visltiiiic Here I'pimh CollaKe firTe ', 8
Irwin Cutsforth. wno rem.- .m w
Collate Crove spent a short time
vlslilng In Hoaeburg. Mr. Cutsforth
was a member of the Rosebur high
school before mcnlne lo CotUige
firove. He has bn vlsitiag In
kiddle with relatives and returned
lo Cottage drove this afternoon i jj
where he will leave rnni,
Company D . for Caaip Lewis. li
Ir. Jacobs anil Wife In City
J. Jacobs, accompanied by Mrs.
Jacobs, arrlred In the city last eve
ning and ore here today enjoying a
visit with Irvln Brunn and family.
They have Just returned from a bus
iness trip to points on Coos Hay and
are traveling by machine. Mr. Jacobs
Is a traveling representative of 3. H.
Frank and Co., of San Francisco,
dealers In leather and shoe findings
and Is here on one of his regular
trips. They expect to leave tomor
row for San Francisco.
NEW TODAY
t
-Piano. Inquire Bell Mil-
FOIl ItENT-
linery.
FOR RENT 5 room furnished house.
Phone 484-R.
FOR RENT Garage on South Main
at. Inquire Bell Millinery.
FOR RENT New modern home on
8. Main at. Inquire Bell Millinery.
FOR RENT 2 furnished housekeep
ing rooms. Phone 1T0-Y or call at
816 Winchester at.
FOR SALE 6 room bouse, close in.
Price 31000. Terms. See Chas.
Kyes. 828 N Jackson st.
FOR SALE Heifer calf, Holateln ft
Jersey. From a fine milker. Stur
geon Frazer, Brockway.
WANTED Girl or middle aged lady
to do housework for J. 404 S. Pine
at. Phone 143-J.
LOST Sunday evening small child's
dress hemstitched and embroidered
In pink. Finder call 455-J.
TOGGENBURG does and doe kids
from five nuart strain, at 325. and
37 each. George Walker, Winches
ter, Ore.
Free
of this
Well
Known
Corrective
Shoe. . ,
The Cantilever
Salesman .
Will Be Here
the Balance
of the Week.
Come in for
a Try On.
Demonstration!
Summer
Fatigue
THE nervous Irritation caused by
badly shaped shorn la a constant
drain which will detract from your
pleasure now snd may result In a
serious breakdown later. For health
and efficiency, weir the Cantilever
Shoe. ,
it is patterned on the lines of the
' foot. The arch of the shoe, bugs the
curve of the instep and provides rest
k A f ul support for the foot. Well-set
heel and natural Inner sole line dis
tribute the weight properly, without
strain.
And the shank is flexible! In
stead of checking the circulation, It
encourages good circulation, correct
ing burning and perspiring feet. In
this comfortable and healthful way
Cantilevers help greatly to prevent
bot weather fatigue.
A flexible shoe for your flexible foot
(Iflrfilever
Shoe
A. H. PERRIN, Shoe Store
Cass Street '
xr-. .T
In From DiHiinl
Mrs. J. M. Lamb, of Dillard, was
a shop'ping and business visitor here
for a few hours today.
Sutherlln Man If
A. D. Ottlqger, Sutherlln resident
spent today In Roseburg transacting
business matters. ,
MARyPlCIFORD
.in
ess of the Stoim Cbunliij
-rW t Qnrm Mw ftM
AlU sWsjMeSarf vlh ilk ZtJliT
"The World's.Sweetheart"
In her'entircly new and recently finished
production of the 'famous screen classic'
the whole world loves, u production so
much better than the original as to defy'
comparison and boggn description;
You. Haven't ScenTHlS Picture
The Crowning Achievement
of Atiirv PL'l t.tr.-r -
c
k4
4
mmm-
Goes to Moilfonl
Sianley llognn, who hns b"en play
ing with the "Fmpiiua Five" has ac
cented n pos'tlon v-th a Medford
orchestra and will leave for that
nlaee very shortly. Bedford Testor
take Mr. l'ogan's Place with the
"dupiina Frve."
Me. Ylnlen rrolltllit H'ne
T. II. Vlrden v.'hn has been HI
'vltTi rnepinonla for seviral days was
brought home yesterdry afternoon
from vlilnd. where he wr.s taken
111. Mrs. Vlrden. who has been In
Mand returned with him. Mr.
Vlrden Is said to be rapidly Improving.
I'amnl Tlireuuli len
Wilfred Itli-hnrds. who has been
visiting In Poriland for a short time
naiied through Itnselinrg this mora
ine on his way to Oakland. Calif
ornia, where he will spend the sum
mer vacation. Mr. Richards will
again teach in the high school or
this city next year.
Txnrlec Middle Vet
Mr. and Mrs E. W. Pharn and
children left for the east via the
-oeihern rout... Sun, lav. and will
vblt relatives in Arkansas, thence
ro'ec to Minnesota, where they will
visit Mrs Sham's people, returning
hronch the YeMowAtonc countrv and
" wit or S'-oiinne .nrt western
Washington points. Thev will he
two months, and are traveling
bv siuo.
SUNBURN
If your skin la so tender that
you expect sunburn, rub it well
with Vicks before sxpoauxt.
After sunburn, apply Vicks
gently do not rub In. It soothes
burn and often averts blisters.
For any outdoor vacation,
Vicks is "standard equipment."
It aasea attacks ol hay fever,
asthma, catarrh and summer
colds. Fine for cor feet, too.
MICKS
V VapoRuq
Prw iTflntmJtm fir gjtjjir.
FOR SALE 3 good mountain ponies.
Saddles and bridles, ready to ride.
3100. takes the bunch. Phone 14
F-14.
THE COAST TIRE Is the cheapest
you can buy In this town, consider
ing mallty. Oilman's Tire Station,
S24 W. Cass St.
LOST Child's hat, gray with red. i
Ttetween Jackson and Cass sts.
Finder kindly bring back to News
Review office.
FOR-SAI.EOood work mare and
.tnrsev hull, IS months old. J. R.
Ttrauehton, Miller's Addition, Rose
burg. ANYONE knowing the present ad
dress of John Farrf. kindly address
No. 4. care News-Review. An Im
portant message awaits blm.
FOR SALE 2nd hand Hoosler kltch-
en cabinet, in rood condition. 315.
Almost pew oil heater. $5. Address
"Tloosler" care News-Review.
FOR SALE Lease of 20 acres. 1!i
pr-res of the finest hav in noit-rlns
Conntv. Balance of place all kinds
cf fruit, notntoes, com, and rarden.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fd. Noah. Edenbower.
FOR ALK R good milch cows, 2
eod vork horses. R Ure hos. 4
t"-kee nens. nd 25 fcnhT turkevs.
mo vo"i ehlel-ns, 60 1 vear old .
bens, H fine heifers, 1 mower. 1 j
r-ike. 1 cniilvatnr. 2 rtlows. 1 dlse ;
tifrow. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Noah, i
Fdenhower. 1
A-'oyrTIME loatTfor" thfarmer.
The kind that "ot you out of debt.
firS Interest. These loas are mrde
cn develnned farms. Refund the
present niorteage, Imnrove your
rtl-.ee, or r-urchase that piece nd
tolni" nn. vou hsve been winilng.
See M. F. Pice, of RICE & RICE.
TIONnsf Yc Ponds, Municipal." Gov
eminent and Industrial. Come In
and Innnlre regarding different
pi,.ao r.f bonds. We have sorne
'First Class" ones to offer von. Re
menber. sfeiv nf Investment la
wore eemaMArate thn lr"e nrflf)!,
S"e F. Rice, of RICE RICE.
T"V "onthiv P.vment Pln Ian.
Ho Ton wish to refund tout nres-
et nrt less Interest
c I--"!. Th Is th kid of
n nnn hve to offer. We make
loans for spt length of time from
one to ten Tears, on the mnnthlv
nsvment Man, Promnt service nnd
"o Ped T-.n. see M. F. Rice, ofl
RICE RICE. I
FOR SALE At bargain, as I am" lea T
Inr town. 9 room medoi house.
Wits, carare, woodshed, douhl'
hen house, lnu 0f small fr-ilt. good
rnrden nd ls-n. or void trade
for smaller pronertv and dlferenee
ANo g rnnny nindem house and ,
fl.lt. T,M nn n.ttrnee titles. '
,teir ia;t p, fr r, nr month.
A S reeni house. 1 lot. some 1
f-..it. s f, new'" nsnered d
"'"'ed. PeMi, fn, til per month
-pn eet this if taken at rmee. Call
I at nil Mill st. Rosehnrg. Oregon.
IF YOC WsA'T SOMETHING bad
ennnrh vou will make anv sacrifice
to eet It Tarn's me: I'm craw
to eet to T os Anreles ns will sell
m- rserh for almost anvthln- I en
ret. "lrht srr on recent bl".
-- u .rr., ( rprn twn re''
2 ,t,e"': s-e roo"! honse M
-" r),ikan hns.
T-,n. ,w Sr.oot
"' wi'Mn a Mock. The Meet
ir-nin I' ron want tn work In
to, in ih n.. tn-nths. Onlv
s lii"e e.h rennired. First house
e- the f, .t of Fd-n bower
S'atmn on Garden Valley highway.
. P. Harding.
Miss Overton Goes Home
Miss Olive Overton, who has been
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Leo
pates for the past week left this
afternoon for her home In Grants
Pass.
DR. H. C. CHURCH
OPTOMETHIST AND EYESIGHT
SPECIALIST
222 Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Ore.
Telephone 86
THREE DAYS
MON.-TUES.-WED.
JUNE 18-19 20
The World's Happy Lad
in the
'. Thrill-a-Minute
Laugh-a-Second
Comedy Cyclone'
LOCAL NEWS
1
:
4
erv at TCInmatt. rn- '
Attending Festival
Archie Taylor and wife, left yester
day for Portland to attend the Rose
Festival. ,
Goes To Portland
f.eorge Burnett, left yesterdav
evening for Portland where ho will
attend the' Rose Festival.
Here from Riddle
Mrs.'C. F. Sowensby, Mrs. Ralph
Ball and two daughters and Mrs.
Amos Crlpps, were among the visi
tors from Riddle in Roseburg today.
To Visit Daughter
Mrs. M. N. Arnot, who has been
residing In North Bend arrived here
Tnesdav afternoon for an Indefinite
visit with her daughter, Mrs. W. J
Clarke.
Returns from Maccabee's "
Mrs. W. M. Pemberton Jr., who has
been In Portland visiting and attend
ing the Maccabee's convention re
turned to Roseburg; yesterday afternoon,
Oil up your rusty laugh
glands I
Massage your smile
muscles!
Loosen up your clothes!
Here comes the Bomb
shell of mirth!
Watch this Fuse of Joy!
You're goino; to explode
with safety laughs, when
you
"SAFETY LAST"
ner, !,,
Here Shopping..
Mrs. T. Bruner,
or Oakland, was in fo, '
ping and visiting win ti,
Mrs. Illldreth Reran.
Mrs. O. 8. Hlldreth rW
visiting for a few dinni
J. Robinson, returned tn
In l,,-, 1 1 .Li. ...
. , v. uauu mis auerEH
Visiting Here
Mr. and -Mrs: Everett Panlenbrook,
owners of the Blue Bird confection-
To Visit in Washinrloi-
Mlsses Joy and Hln
this afternoon for Wim
uiKion. in spend tne i
tion visiting with their
Riddle Residents Hert-1
Mr. and Mrs. Sam
residents of Rlctdle vert i
toiny shopping and w
other business.
On Ttiflncs From Cmjus
Mr. II. Mickel, whors
of Canvon Camn. vji
vesterday visiting aid a
business. I
WOl Ixave For Varatsa-
J. W. Wrlcht and m'Ji
leave this evening lor 8t
to snend ten darn or Is
vl ltin" wllh Mr. Wrttiti l
f -I el,or
ADULTS
15c f I
tflMairIM iss Camllle Patterson on the Orjn 5;
WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY RETURN ENGAGEMENT
"THE MAN FROM HOME"
. with
JAMES KIRKWOO0D
FROM RnnTU ti DlriMeTnu'o nunlll unvEL
Sunny Italy and summer skies! Titled lives and livinjlia!
cent castles and creeping rulnt And Into this turmoil eon" -1
young American olrl on the aid. M of "title." Wl
save her and how? And In just what manner did the MiifrasJJ
figure? See this picture, actually filmed In sunny ltily.0"!
to these startling questions and the crashing climax irhie !
cipitated. . I
SUNSHINE COMEDY -J
A PR I D a'v ui i . - cur mrr
..bi.ei.c ntiu in uu in l i cll wt
' mmn MWu
: ADULTS fm vvtfV
25c sS" 'sjswSSsSsi J-"
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
JACK HOU!
In
"Nobody's Mone)
with
WANDA HAWLEY and JULIA FAYE
In the aupporting cast
Something new for Jack Holt a eli-hJ!LuifUf,.
""i nanasome man of mystery wno Dre- m i
the gratters and the ladies' hearts and won the "
". A success on the stage; a hilarious n" -
MY HER?-"
LUPIN LANE IN
Thursday-Friday:
"THE FAMOUS .tf&j