ROEBUR0 NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. OCTOBER St. 1M1
PACE FIGHT
Iff.
". MAY NOT BE BANDITS
MKIiFOKI). Oct. :. Special
Axeni O'tonnell today received a
iele,hone from Kureka sayinK
4 that the four men trailed In the
a) Kliiinaih National forest us ban-
din u.nels are believed to be
hiinteis and not bandits.
Better Service Better Merchandise
i inrnn t-i.
Ti:3 82 Is offers many values
that th'i watchful shopper wii!
be quick to appreciate. Mer
chandise appropriate to the sea
son priced to bring us new cus
tomers. As cooler days and nights
presage the coming winter sea
son, you will find our well
stocked store now ready to
serve your . every winter's
need.
UMITIHHI
TODAY A T?5
TODAY and TOMORRqJ
'the store that does the business"
umy lUand l5Cem,
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See These Groups of Special Prices!!
IN WHICH THE LATEST SEASONAL GOODS ARE REDUCED
Two Days For Cash Only
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
CUT ON COATS
Special fcr Friday
and Saturday
A truly wonderful lot, con
sisting of all cents it. stock
between $16.50 and $21.50
$2.50 off
This reduction on each
nnrment
AH coats in slock- th
city's largest apsortirurn,
which gives you a better
choice of sizes and styles
regular price between $25
and $35
$5.00 off
on each garment
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Special for Friday
and Saturday
All coats in stock priced
regularly according to our
moderate priced schedules
between $36.50 and $49.50
S7.50 off
on each garment
AH coats in stock priced be
tween $50.00 and $75.00,
this group containing the
best makes, in both sport
and dress coats
$10.00 off
v on each garment
One group, containing our most expensive
COATS
Real fur trimmed, exclusive models, fashion-tailored. AH coats in stock priced between
$76.50 and $125.00 in this group
$12.59 off
reduction on each garment
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
A C! can-Up
Silk and Wool
; Dresses
Lot 1 A ;roi:p r.;ul:iry priced up to
;.l.uu, on milti
$13.85
2 A primp regularly priced up to
$2:.ji, mi special sale
$15.85
ONE SMALL LOT OF
Wool Jersey Dresses
lit a sacrifice to bring Immediate
rli'un up
$4.98
Ladies'
Wool Heather Hose
A ptmA winter weight wool hose, brown
In ather mixed, all hUi-s, the pair
98c
Corset Special
t of (Ions
. very kf
$1.98
orr. r :ic one lot of fiossard Corsets, all
sizes, very special
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Wool Blankets
N'ow is the time, to secure your winter's
deriding. We offer two n.tecial values
fur this Bule
t-tixSU wtiul blankets, regular Of QQ
$S.do. This sale ..V0.yO
argest sizu ullwool blanket, silk bound,
regular $S.D0.
This sulo
Outing Flannel
A Real Special
'.Tin. dark nnd light outing, regu
lar 23c a yard. This sale. 1 Q
the yard 1C
:l6ln. heavy outing, sold nowhere less
than 29c. This sale, 9'
special
S7.19
Mif.h Socs, Low Shoes, Pumps a 'arioly cf Giyles to Suit Every Kind of Customer Selected and Marked
Down for a Special Sale Sorting FRIDAY and SATURDAY
WOMEN'S AND DIG GIRLS'
SHOES at S3.85
omen's brown strap
pumps
Women's hrown calf ox-
fouls
Women's Ll.-irk kid high
shoes
Women's black satin
OCTOBER SHOE SALE
Shoe Dept. Lower Floor
High Heel Shoes
Doy' Shoes
II" I s' III hi y i iirk or ilresi shoes,
g I for m;,,o. weir, ;,ot!i Mack
; mi liicwii.
$1.?S the pair
pumps
omen's
irowii
satin
pumps
rt:R girls' calfskin welt
school shoes
Children's Shoes
on !;-.rci:'!i t.iM. i. hla. k and
liruu u. hi, m jlt 2.
$1.93 the pair
Women's Flat Herl Shoes
IImi.uI tees. Ctt !. Is. ou liar-
g.i:u tallies, 2 , tn .
$2.93 the pair
Fit yourself from bargain tables,
in formerly li.sh priced French
heelid shoes for women at
69c the pair
Misses Buster Brown
ll.ark ealfsklu, button styles,
(.mips K-ot auiaBt.tt Jimn
wear, Bit s ll'-i to S.
S3.29 the pair
WOMEN'S HIGH AND LOW
SHOES at 55.85
Women's gray and beige
low shoes
Women's black French
heel straps
Women's black kid high
shoes
Women's brown kid hig'.i
shoes
Women's brown calf
high shoes
Women's brown and
black oxfords.
I ' S
a MAN COMMITS SUICIDE
a ixiiiTt.ivn Oct 28 William
; I)elkniii shot himself last niulit
at Tltiard when orricers amveu
i to arrest him on a bicuiuy charKe
from Maorehead Minn. Belknap
and another man married sisteid
at St. Cloud Minnesota two
month apo and drove to Califor-
; nla. One Bister died there and
' Tlelknat) and his bride came to
his uncle's home In Tlpard.
Two Rood second hand sprini? tooth I
harrows at Wharton liros. I
The Other Roosevelt
Submitted by Dr. H. C. Church
Roteburg, Oregon.
October 27th. will be the sixty fifth
sn"nlvernry of the birth of Theodore
Roosevelt, American of Americans,
gallant warrier for rlKht and proeress
on of the great men of the ases.
But there was another Koosevelt.
not so familiar to us all the shv.
awkward bov, held back by 111 health
and above all by poor eyesight. Let
us hear the story of this other Roose
velt in his own words. Theodore Roose
velt: An Autobiography, pape 22, copv
rieht Charles Scribncrs Sons, Pub
lishers, "Quite unknown to myself, I was.
while a boy under a hopeless disad
vantage In studying nature. I was
very near flighted, so that the only
things I could study were those I ran
against or run over. It was this
summer that I got my first gun. and
it pnz7led me thit my companions
seemed to see things to shoot a'
which I could not see at all.
"One day they read aloud an ad
vertisement In huge letters on a dis
tant billboard nnd I then realized that
something was wrong, for not onlv
was I unable to read the sign bn' '
could not even see letters. I spoke
to mv father, and soon afterwards eof
my first pair of spectacles, which lit
erallv onened a new world to me.
"I had no idea how beautiful the
world was until I pot those spectacles.
I had been a clunisv and awkward
little boy and while much of m
clumsiness and awkwardness was
doubtless due to general characteris
tics, a good deal of It was due to the
fact that T could not seo, nnd yet was
wholly ignorant that I was not see
ing. 1 "The recollection of Ihis exnr!cnre
gives me a keen sympathy with those
who aeo tr-vlne- In onr nubile schools
and elsewhere to remove the nhvsl
cn causes of deficiency In children,
who are often unjustly blamed for
being obstinate or unambitious or
nientallv stupid.
Virtually every crown of Roosevelts
ca-eer was won throuch the physical
and mental radius that eveelasses
rave him. As a public sneaker he
could see the audience clear to the
back row- and launch his magnetic
memnce to every man of It.
Without glaeses where would he
Inve been as a hunter, soldier, nntur
alist? There could never have been
the Roosevelt of magnificent destiny
without that little appurtenance a
pair of glasses.
t NEW TODAY J
FOR S.M.K Oood range, with reser
'..!r. Pht lie 13S J.
Foil SAI.'" WhlteiuFyellow Dent
i -i' a-o firt clans oat hav. 1).
: Mi (',h' hey. I'hone 5 F-13. ' i
HAVE empty furniture van roing'
through to Portland first of the
week. Kucellent rates. Call i;s.
."(Hi SAi.K On account uf oilier busi
ness will s. II my well established
and paying taxi business. Have
test and tautest riding car in the,
business. Priced very low for cash. '
Phone 44. or call at l.lovds Cash
Store. lLVi Sheridan.
OF SIN"
A DRAMA OF MODERN LIFE
ARTISTICALLY BLENDED WITH THE
Massive Spectacle of
"SODOM AND GOMOiW
a C.fu. TIntlUan,la n ...
.o. IUUUO..u. Ul lcUpie; inrllllne sinrt-
uition of Cities, the Burning of Sudcm i
all combined witli the Interesting tnodenl'
Also the Famous "FIGHTING BLOOD'
Massive Sets
Destruction
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. ith jajj
D. W. Griffith's Latest Tremendous W
"THF WHITrr oner."
FOR RENT Furnished f I v e-roora
bungalow. Phone 391-L.
PHONE your order to the economy
Grocery for sweet cider.
FOR SALE No. 9 Oliver typewriter.
like new. JL'.i. Call this office.
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping room
wilh heat. Reasonable. 311 E. Oak
street.
1921 Chalinbers touring for sale or
trade for late model roadster. 504
So. Pine st.
TIAVn . .
, pair or o,!-. .
I . i 'V 1
Must sell .i l.
IIio,, 01;fc
KI'jEB THE GRHn
I mpqiia ValW iT
adian field tm,
...c in,!! m in, tnL .
LAWRENCE ACE
125 Cass St. .
FOR RENT Two room cot I age. lUr.
Harvard Ave. Inquire ' ibul Corey
Ave.
PHONE your oriler for sweet cider
for Halloween. Phone Morgan's grocery.
FOR SALE Lot cheap, bv non resi
dent. Lot 8 b!k. 8, $3M. Thone
349; ,
FOR RENT Furnished apartment
about Nov. 1st. 707 West Moshor.
Phone 305-X.
FOR REN t Nice fuinislicd apart
ment. 2 rooms and sleeping porch.
Fine place for children. Phone 38S-R
BRING your phonoiTiiph records thnt
you are tired of hearing, and trade
them for others new to you. 10c
each. 323 No. Kane st.
NEEDLES, oil. parts! darners, re
pairs, crates for all kinds of sewing
machines. The Singer Store. Rose
burg. FOR "8AI.E7"room' furnished home.
4 lots, rented for $37.50 per mo.
Price $3000. Terms. Chas. Kyes.
826 No. Jackson st.
FOR SALE Modern 4 room cottage,
furnished, two lots, parage. Price
t2750. $330 cash. Balance monthly
payments. Chas. Kyes, 826 N. Jack
son street.
LOST Indies pooketbook. containing
$16 and some cents, package Singer
sewing machine needles, other ar
tirlert, in Roseburg or on Garden
Valley road. Please leave at Notre-
ueview. ?r, Reward
ALL JOKING nsmTil
think of this Stati
nv..m vii-r notion mfej
Balance timbv j J
maia hard imfa 3
uiiuuKu piaca, fuv mil
eood five mnni" J
Barn, chicken noiw,tK)
other iiuprovemenu; J
ard all kinda fnuutfcj
is an laaependtBe St
who are willinr to m
of it SIM ukatktfc,
and only takei thrw r
tired dollars cash to
better slen llvri?1
LAWRENCE 1
125 Cass St.
can voir Fir. mi1 J
this. 80 flrreH in tmr
creek bottom laid i si
crops. Best ii
fenced and crost aat
house nrselirallT m
screened porch, howf
ed; every thing pool
tor. Woodshed, jet::
cut. Family orchan!
herries. Itie hsni
ton mm all ktndu e'
potatoes and vejeut.-
Inr Covon 0Ttr9 ttd'
all money makers.
tii-nl PAlnnri Pliini WW
team, five year cW Kl
ihirtl'.tK'n hlltlHrML 11
two wagons, bupp. ii
and linplementa, m
main road near chert!
every thing com
. Km... ..nil half null.
Illliuclll... ..a..
LAWRENCE HP
Css St
&
ADULTS
BALCONY
2Sc
MRS. GEORGE BERRY ON THE ORGAN
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Moon of Gorgeous Romance
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1 . I.L .IHJ'
DR. If. C. ( IIURCH
OITOMETRIST AND EVESiOHT
SPECIALIST
!22 Perklna Bldg. Roaeburg. Ore.
Telephone 8
i .il.-n
J r-1. i,.i-
inrAi MPurc
t rro,n Pav Crtrk
Mlis l!..le t iellkll uf IVtls t'l
Ctlllg .!!- 11.- itnd
:ih morning
at v,.,
LOCAL NEWS
Hospit;.. Pm.
surgeons.
Mr. Cromn Here
Moire from Mfdford . , ,
.... . . , v ' r,,n.n of thA P. J. Cronln
Lev. and V.rs. A. O. iHvlge. who t ompanv of Portland spent vinterdav
li ne b.-en spending the few das In in Ito.iebtir.- i:..n.i ... h,,u',n...-,
Il.lli.lt llVt'l'S W.M ill t.iwn M'-le
H t I ..... I 1 I, 1.1 I ii. i..... , ..rt...
1:1 V'-ral l!..ue. in tins eli fri,m ,.,,..
ieni:iy hlieii:ii; nnd .illeliilltti; lo
other business. Here 0n Buiinen
S Ttipltng. reiiri'seni.itti e ef tit
ie..-,..i Ttte and ItnLI.. r on t tin ef Underwent Operat
ti it'.l. .. spi-niling a few m ;,,, iJn,h. a resident of Suilter- gene, m.ent
.lin, underwent an operation yesterda) unending to business.
Miillnnl. have returned home.
Up from Granta P
C. A. S ' ' n tt-iiiii who is a re..
ilelll
of Cinntj l'aa, was up cstelday j tin.-, iity on Lu.'iueso nflans.
' Mr. Dameii Here
it. it. I'ant.'is. who resides In Fu-
Thursijaj In Roseburg,
Deardorff on the Organ
TODAY ONLY
MITCHELL
LEWIS
in
"CODE OF THE
YUKON"
A Sttrring, Fascinating and
Mighty Prama of the
North Woods
"DANCING LOVE'
SaturdaySunday
-THE FRAME UP"
ALLAN DWAN 1 WpjjOK' 1 LiJ
I III. -rv
ssMorft
Glimpses
BEBE DANIELS aNITANALOI
.uxtiry. fashion, all that monev can hn'7I4V i
happintss In this world of tinsel. K.lith
novel In a million-dollar etui
SING THEM AGAIN "CLOSE HARMO""
PATHE REVIEW
Saturday.
DUSTIN FARNUM IN "THE THRtt
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