ROSEBURO NEWS REVIZW. THURSDAY, Jun. 14, 1i2.
PAGE EIGHT
FOR THE BUSY DAYS WITH SUMMER DRESSMAKING, YOU LL ENJOY
MAKING LP I I IE SILKS, RATINES, VOILES SUCH AS VI E
CAN SHOW YOU NOW
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You'll want a lull wardrobe for summer, and if you make your own you'll have so
many more things to wear. AH temptingly priced
Decidedly New Printed Voiles, AH Colors, the yard, 40c, 45c, SOMc
Ratines, Most Colors, the yard - 60c, 85c, $1.00, $1.25
McCALL PRINTED PATTERNS FOR YOUR STYLES
For Friday and Saturday
Big Muslin Underwear Special
One counter full of selected stock of high-grade Embroidered and
I .ace Trimmed Underwear, finest of material. This lot includes.
Chemise, Combinations, Nightgowns, Pettiskirts, etc., and lj off
for Friday and Saturday special
This lot does not include Silk Garments on sale previously
Fancy Sweaters and Sport Sweaters
I lighly desirable arc all our newest Sweaters in fancy wool weaves,
so adaptable to sports wear as a light and seryiceable outer garment
while traveling,
motoring, vacationing
$2.50 to $6.50
priced low. Each
t LOCAL NEWS
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On Businesa
"Xlin McKean. who 1 a resident of
South I-er t rerk a in town UUJ'
attending to business Dialler.
Over From Wilbur
Mr. T. E. Grae, of Wilbur, pent
I he liny In Roseburg veiling aud
shopping.
I Ionia KrrHii Kugeiie
Mra. L. Koenlg. who has been Tla
ItliiK for a short time in Eugene ar
rived home last evening.
From Camas Valley
n. R. Hlrhter, who i a resident
i of Cainaa Valley, wai In town today
transacting business matter.
In Kmm Roberta Cwk
Nonh Hatfield w:? la a resident
of Hubert's Crwk was In town yea-
erday attending to business matter.
1:
Frwh Beef. right off tha rang.
Saturday at tha Farmer. Public
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I
On Business
Joe Harvey, who Is a resident of
Kdenbower, was in Koseburg yes
terday attending to business matters.
(ieralrI (hi -
r lorencf, Llchenburger, a resident
i of Cole Vulley was operated on
wetinetday morning by Doctor
deely.
For Rummer Shoes
Sea Vacation Styles in
Gho Dept.
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"The Store That Doea tha Buslnesa"
For Other Needs
Gossard Corsets
Munaingwear
I LOCAL NEWS J
' To Hold Service
An lllMKirtllllt Ti'Htry service will he
held at Kt. (ienrgc-'a church tomorrow
evening.
COMPANY D NOTICE!
All men lining to ramp are or- !
dered to report ,nt the Armory
at 8 a. m. Friday, Juno 15. lly
order of Commanding Office.
Goes to Grants Pass
i flute rfty for several weeks visiting
; . vymaeu i, ii mis murium; mr , relatives und looking over the rouu
rnnt 1'uns to ntiend to business mat. tr,.
t"rs fur several ilnya. j
I LOCAL NEWS
This Is a Studebaker year.
To Cottage Grove
Mrs. It. K. Allison and mother, Mra.
II. H. Flcster, left this afternoon for
Cottage Orove, where Mra. Floater
Uvea.
From Ijxikliiir iljs
Mrs. Hlohle. who l.i a resilient of
Looking (Mass was In town today
shopping and uttondlng to other
bllHillPitM.
Hera On Business
K. II. Jlule. formerly employed in
this city'. Is spending a short lime In
Koselmrg hoMing a slum ileum mira
tion at I'crrm s Shoe Store. H U
now council, ! with Vallum's .Shoo
Company at Salem.
To Vnnrnlla on I'liilue
I). II. tirove left this afturrtonn for
Vnnrnlla for the purpose of attend
ing to buHineya matters.
Sheep bells at Wharlon Ilros. Good
straps for 20 rents each. ......
Til Attend It
Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Catihlng- and
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth (julno will
leave In the morning for Meilford
tu attend Ihu auto rares.
Will la-nvp For Medfnnl
Mrs. Henry Harlli ami sen. I'hll.
will leave fur Medford. by motor.
l"lllng ItelmlteH Here In the morning to attend the auto
.Mr., and .Mrs. Klvln nailihaui-.li j rares.
nnd daughter, of Spokane, arrived In i
lown yesterday, eiiroute to Calirorn. I VMtlnir r.nher
Left for Horn :
Crlss I'etemon, who has been visit
ing here for two months with hlf
Blsier, Mra. F. M. Orsnt, and family.
returned to his home In l'ortland lb
morning.
Maehlne oil and
Wharton llros.
separator oil at
la, anil stopped here to visit rela
tives In Kosehtirg.
1af This Afternoon
Judge snil Mrs. ileori e Q.ilne and
diunrhler. Kvelyn. left this aflernonll
for (iratits I'ass where tin v will visit
with relatives tonlKht ami have In
the morning fr Medford to atMi.l
the rares.
!o-n I'rein Spoknni'
Mr. nnd Mrs. Dudley T. drow. nnd
Sons. Joe end Willie, .if Spokane.
Ipen! the itav In tili,.,,irr vl.liin..
Kdwnrd l.lby Is here, from Fu
aene, vlHltlng with his father. II. W.
I.lhy, who Is un engineer of the
s'stn highway. He will visit for a
Week or ten days.
Itetiirn lliini,
Honor Charles H. Wade, mother,
'and Miss Vlnrel Payne, returned
from Portland ynnterday afternoon.
Thee have been vlsltlna Mlns Hazel
Iteturns From Portland
Carl Herger spent a rouple of days
nt Portland in attendance at the
Kaglea conventjon. nnd Incidentally
visiting the Rose Show. Iio return
ed home yesterday.
If you need a binder get the best
for It will pay you In the. long run.
Hi lays In the field cost money. I leer
ing and Mct'ormlek at Wharton llros.
IIKAI.TIIY Al ACTIVF. AT lil
Miss ells t;reen and olli
They ate enroute tu s-in
nnn ep.-t to rem sin In ih
Wade, who is taking n ir
'K nt llooil Sitnarltnn Ho
Hr Wale has Ken ntiiniirhv; a
lleilli'al meeting.
LOXriOX. Juno 14. (A. P.)
The I itest entrant for international
,tl.l .,.. R....n I. ..n 1
i' train-' ,,""'B nmiMnmii
it ii n I m"n ,,5r ""' ni""e of Antonla l.lppal.
In On IIiinIii
Charles Matthews from Looking
Glasa wan In Roaehurg yesterday aft
ternoou visiting and attending to
buslnesa matters.
Krotn Wilbur
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hasting, who
are resident of Wilbur were in town
Wednesday, shopping and transacting
bublnesa matters.
Hero From Oanyonvlllo
.Mrs. E. W. . J-Jlllott. who Is a
resident of Canyonville, waa In
town today shopping and attending
to other business.
Here Shopping
Mrs. Davenport and daughter,
who are residents of Happy Valley
were In Roseburg yesterday visiting
and shopping.
On Business
Fred C. Huell and family, resi
dents of Canyonville. were In Rose
burg yesterday (hopping and trans
acting business.
Here On liuslnewa
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Moore, resi
dent of Edenbower, spent the day
In Roseburg visiting and attending
to business matters.
To Take Kvaiiiliiatlnns
Miss Kthel Courier arrived here
this rooming and will take the State
Teachers Examinations, Miss Courier
is a resident of Smherlln.
Into the race, which .take place
that city the end of this week.
To Portland
Mrs. Lawrence Matheny
afternoon for Portlana
will make her home.
to!
left this
where. sh
From Gliie
Mr and Mrs. Will Beckley who ar
resident of Glide were in town
shopping and visiting with friends.
.
On Business .
J W. McCollum, who I a resident
of Sutherlin. waa In ihla city today
transacting buslnesa matter.
: ; i ;
To 8hoo -
Mrs. Dick Chapman was in thi
citv tody shopping and vialting. Mrs.
Chapman la a resident of Glid
Goe to Medford-j
George Bonebrule and Eston Lough
will leave tomorrow morning for Med
ford. where Mr. Lough will be em
ployed on the' construction work for
the JHainond Lake road.
Former Resident Married
A message wa received here today
to the effect that Mr. Rotla Wells, a
former resident of tbl city, wa mar
ried on Juno 12th at Vancouver to
Mlssl Iris Brobst of Portland. The
couple will taake their home in Port
land where Mr. Wells Is employed as
brakeman with the Southern Pacific
company. i . "
Will Sponsor Dnnce '
Umpqua Post of the American Le
gion will sponsor a dance for ex
service men at the Canyon Camp
Pavilion near Canyonville on next
Tuesday night. An admission of 50
cent will be charged the gentlemen
to defray the expenses. The veteran
their wive and families are Invited
to attend. The Umpqua Five orches
tra of thi city will provide the mu
sic for the occasion. ,
Shirley Goodman Here
Mr. and Mra. Shirley Goodman and
son arrived here last evening by car
from their home In Portland to visit
with Mr. Goodman's parents, Mr. and
Mr. Ben Goodman., Mr. Goodman is
a Roseburg boy and is well known
here. He la at present traveling rep
resentative for the Pacific States
Electric company, s subsidiary com
pany of the General Electric com
pany. While in this city, Mr. Good
man will attend to business matters
concerning the firm which he repre
sents.
Ieft for Grants Pass
Mrs. Martha Christessen left this
morning for Grants Pass to attend
the Pythian Sisters convention
which take plare In that city triday.
From Suthprlln
Mr. Frank Norton returned" to
Roseburg this morning from Suth
erlin. where he has been visiting
with his fnmlly, who reside in that
city. ..
relative? !
rriMH'Isco. I llav carriers.
Ide-i Whnrton llros.
tniek and forks at
LIBERTY THEATRE
LAST TIME TONIGl IT
A M E It I.CJA S SW E ETHEART
faptn-almg '2&t
! Enlhrallinz Mji
whose ate Is authenticated nt 123
years. She Is reported to be In ex
cellent health and Tory active.
In answer to Inquiries j to her
health. Antonla says she wore glass
es until she was 95, but since then
she has been aide to see clearly
without artificial aid. She has been
a widow for fifty years, and
rndentoes 0ierat Ion
Oscar Fisher underwent a nose
and throat operation, yesterday
morning at Mercy hospital. The
operation was performed by Doctor.
Seely.
To Miirshflohl-I-
Jack Ponsler and Fred I.orkwood
left by Btage for Marshfield Tues
day afternoon to attend to business
matters. They returned Wednesday
evening.
To Visit In California
Mrs. J. T. ('Oliver, who I a resi
dent of Yoncalla. left yesterday
afternoon for Santa Rosa, Californ
ia, where she will visit for three or
four months.
Home From Knst
Miss Anabell penn, who has been
visiting for the past six months In
Minnesota and other eastern points
returned to Roseburg Tuesday and
will spend the summer in this city.
DR. H. C. CHURCH
OPTOMETRIST AND EYESIGHT
j j j j SPECIALIST; jf 5
222 Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Ore.
Telephone 86
VUllnff with HauKliler
Mrs. Sophie Sehnasle, who has
been living In Portland, arrived kur.
earns I ii .i.i. ... . -
llh. hV .lvl B,,llnl .l..l I.. . "IUUUU Mil Will V1S11
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for several month.
her community.
U1PPING VAT IS GREAT HELP
liruce Bridges,
Will Return Sunday
Stanley Hocan, who Is going to
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Community Arrangement in South Da- return",;" Ros'ebuV Sund'7 Mr
Kou mecKM wnat promised Hotan will nl .v i.h . va,"a
THREE DAY8
MON.-TUES.-WED.
- JUNE 18-19-20
The World's Happy Lad
in the
Thrill-a-Minute
Laugh-a-Second
Comedy Cyclone
to Be Serious Epidemic
orchestra during the auto race.
WawPicki-ord
in
Jess of llic Stcnti Counltvj
A ciuiiniuiilly dipping vnt, built In Hume From ( nllege
Jerauld county, S. I., In September! Mildred starretl.
thnamti the effort of agricultural ex- i " attending school at
tension wtirLem tn lh rsintitv j ollege,
fully checked In Its brglnnlnt what
luvmisej to I.e a serious outbreak of
iK-sllin. amirdlng to rriiorta to the
I nlted Stat IVpartmeut of Agrlnil- I Prcbytrrlan Service
ture. over .-attle were dipped , The Friday evening aervlce. at
during the two month following the ; the Presbyterian church will beeln
completion of tha community dipping , "romptlv at 7 is end cloo at 7:45.
var. i nis win alto-it tlioi-e present
oi'ponunny of attending the
who has
I. lad field
arrived home vesterdav
afternoon and will spend the sum
mer -'th her parents, Mr. and Mr.
J. V. Starrett.
an
open-
AVOID DANGER OF FREEZING !"' numlH'r 0,Hh'uUu,,u-
I Former Resident Here-
Tomato Basket Placed Over Young' Mr. and Mrs. s. A. Zarhsrv. who
Plant With Handful of Soil on ! nl,r, ''' residing In Ponoka.
Top I Favored. i Canada, for the past eleven years
arrived In Ro'eburg vesterdav
, Putting tomnto baskets over the 1 ?s"!rnTn wl" Tl"" brT w,th
f.mn, Plants when fro,, threaten, I. ; fr 'nv T k'"" ,T- A' ,Tr"""
n..t in ,e . .w form nf pr,Mn: ; ZtX iJCr
many snrdrnrr. however, do n,u know j '
thn, If a hsndfnl of soil is pi are. 1 on does to Medfnrdj
t-p of rseh bnkel there I Irs danger I James O'Connor of the C. A. Lork
of frwing the young plant. The I wnr Motor Cnnipanv. krt yesterday
I'nltrd State rvpnrtmcn, of Acrtcul. i corning for Medford. where he will
, Ur rvuimendi that this be done. I"1'1 "rrT MeGlbheo with the
, 1 1-ockwood Spe, ial, which U going
Lfit Us Establish Happy p..
Between
YOUR sho;
and Your Feet
; PRICED TO PLEASE YOUR
MEN"S
SCOUT
SHOES
$245
CHILDREN'S
rLAT
OXFORDS
SIZES
IDS V
T0 ,
LADIES' LOW SHOES SreaAT"!
SPORT OXTORDS ur- patentsi
SATIN SLIPPERS. JkS , KID S LIpE
GOLF OXFORDS WHITE0&
' NEW COLORS AND COMBINATIONS
ROSEBURG BO0TEF
PERKINS BUILDINO
IRV1N BRDNN
Shoe That Satisfy and Fit Tonr ru
lint mvn "
cstn.
Vim;1
. IKKLAM TO CKXSOB IOVIKS
DUELIN. Jun 14. (A. P.) The
IrlBh government is establishing a
national censorship of . cinema pic
ture. Hitherto manager have been
carrying on such censorship as waa
provided in England, and many
films were uncensored, but there
wa no uniformity and some public
complaint of the exhibition of ob
jectlonal films.
The new censorship will supersede
all other. Every film must be cen
sored by the national censor, and the
exhibition of any uncensored film
will be punished by heavy penaltiea.
$5 places a Royal Cleaner In your
home. Hudson Electric Store.
Attend Monmouth Normal
Miss Reta Lane, who has been
teaching school at Coqullle, left this
afternoon for Monmouth, where jhe
will attend tte summer session of
normal.
o
Hay If hary this year. You will
need a good mower. Deering and
McCormlck at Wharton Bros.
1 NEW TODAY ' " "f
t
FOR SALE S hogs. Mr.
Ed. Noah, Edenbower.
and Mrs.
Oil up your rusty laugh
glands I
Massage your smile
muscles I
Loosen up your clothes!
Here comes the Bomb
shell of mirth I
Watch this Fuse of Joy I
You're going to explode
wnh safety laughs, when
you see
"SAFETY LAST
FtR SALE Broccoli plants. R. M.
. Cooly. Edenbower. , Rt 2. , . .
FOR SALETriplex Auto knitter
".Nearly new: , Call , afternoons or
evenings. 1145 Harvard. Ave.
RIDE IN COMFOhTGabriel-sinTf
bers will help. Think it over then
call Umpqua Battery Station.
FOR SALE Three 32 by 4 used"cord
tire and tubes. First class. Cheap.
Umpqua Battery Station.
FOR SALE 8 . room dwelling with
barn, and 4 lota. In Riverside ad
dition. Block 15. Call at dwelling
within a few days, or write V. M.
Moore. Drain:
FOR SALE-BrowoU '
strain u.i.1
" pro, ft.
FOR SALE-AsteTtoT,
whii .i ,7 r?i
.. u..v uiL n w
uiiiioM. k ,
FOR RENT NlcelyhjJ
uiicuL viose is. ir i
street -,,
TENT HOUSE for ttiTk
lumber. Must ku l
929 Winchester . i
FOR SALE-Oood tTJ
wt, 800 lbs. etch. Ira J
or ride. Price IM. r I
' ' Phone 42 Mj. 1
FOR SALE Plv. kni
with oven S2500. HTtk
inquire at 1135 Coma
WANTED Cascan suti
per lb. in lots under w
in lots over ioo lis.
gain Store. Rosebct i
YOUR LAST rHANCS-4
does at (25. each; 4h
old at 17. each. fin.
Walker. Winchester,
MAN WITH FAMIlT;
lease ranch on shuai
aider good proponittot j
at once. V. R Chd
112 Brockway I
FOR SALE 1 work
milch cows, S good k
er, 1 rake, 1 riding I
cream separator. li
" Noah, Edeflbower. 1
FOR SALE Late Bala
Head cabbage plautl
plants. Call or pfc
Phone 46 F-42. J. Eh
Oregon.
LOOKS LIKE A JOt
and twenty-five cealia
an extra good iheri
acres five miles Irak
fenced, . watered bf a
ten thousand tier
place, only takes fin at
no more to pay hr
Move quickly for Hall
it reads. LAWREX3 1
125 Cnss Street, P
a
lis Camilla Patterson on the Organ j
WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY RETURN ENGAGEMEKT
"THE MAN FROM HOME"
with
JAMES KIRKWO00D
TRI-IM nftATu Tisviui-Tnuie cAMnllS NOVEL
Sunny Italy and summer akiesl Titled live and livinj IW
cent castle and creeping. ruinl And Into thi turmoil ea"1)
young American girl on tha old, old quest of a "title-" wl
aave her and haw? a nA in H,h,i minn,, did the siantf'
figure? See this picture, actually filmed in unny
io inese startling question and the crashing cnmai
cipitatea.
KiiNSkiiiutr r.riMFDV
FRIDAY WALLAf.F BPir iM-nnN'T TELL EVlW?
idt
BALCONY Stelflll
25c La&f "SSrS
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atari anna
THURSDAY-FRIDAY
LOUIS B. MAYER PRESENT8
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Li
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The Fred Niblo Production
The Famous MrsJf
By JAMES FORBES
A great American play screened by a great '"e2i
In th. ... uu.' - ..rirnuAN HUHTLtJ,
It
cast mrm MVBTI Br fiTmMAN. rlU'- .me
CULLEN LANDIS. MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE.",,
CARMEL MEYERS and HELEN FERGUSON I
piayer.
COMEDY "IN AND OUT"
SPECIAL MATINEE, 2:1'
Saturday
PTr'
saturaay .,. W(
DUSTIN FARNUM IN W H I LEJU9Jji--
LUE F. VERNON M TOr
WHO -PLAYS THE PICTURE" ON THE PMOTV--ttl
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