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PAGE EIGHT ROSCBURO NEWS-PEVIgW. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1W8.. - - aiAna 1 II j - iiii iinn nitiininaiii .-zz3i v.: n nuH 111 . ! .11 W T 1 Iff 1 Extra Help Wanted FISHERS txtra.Help vrameu GIGANTIC UNLOADING SALE EXTRA SPECIAL Unbleached Muslin, sale prico Limit 5 yards to the customer lie EXTRA SPECIAL Percales, per yard l'c Limit 5 yards to the customer EXTRA SPECIAL Jap Crepes, per yard Outing Flannel, per yard Limit 5 vards to the customer 26c lie 1 EXTRA SPECIAL 36-inch Challee 15: Cotton Bats, sale price, roll c Limit 4 to the customer Notice to the Public of Roseburg and surrounding country W. H. Fisher's entire $60,000 00 merchandise stock on sale at IWburg. Ore., consisting of high grade badies and Mens Kead-to-Wear Dry Goods, Shoes, Bedding, Furnishings, etc. 1 his entire stock will be thrown on Bargain Counters plainly marked at the greatest, most ridiculous price cutting event of modern times. A word to the wise: Hurry. 10 DAYS Rushing, Crushing Rapid Selling Don't forget the opening day, Wednesday, Nov. 14, at 9 ojclock sharp. ROSEBURG'S GREATEST SALE 10 DAYS 10 days, and 10 day only. . ' If we thought thut the Plilllp- Wwtw! pines would receive their lmtepend- J ' nee probably S3 per cent uf the' vrV'1" ' American residents would mm nut ' " ''our, Or- said Dr. Waterous. . ' l''t lAI.Ei', - - I Kollowlna Hie ndilresa. C...,ir., fit hi. i. ' Ql j Neuner presented lTesiclent "IV I" "" a & I uhiiuw Willi tne uuukb oi Klwanlan Pali r . I authority, a bcautltul Hltlu cnibl-ui KOIlSA' r -Z -L - 'of the club. The president respond-, barred rot0'-,' William Knrl Kornmn. awd- 2G ( t-d, thunkliiK the members for the' M ur , vears a well known resident of Drew Bif and also for their faith In him l ho . . r ' i ... . Merrv Hosnltal ' m leader. ' " PW on Saturday nlKht following an opera-1 Hev. O'licll (tave a short explana- yun L-n.. meiinin oi me i-ainer anu oon move. . -neip .. L. ...... . .. . . ""'nr .. r Hon for uieer oi me ""'" .... , ,,.. , , mu,, ,.., T man iwmra "ni. - ;"" """'' with rUf ?'"" In k the local observance of the event. ! ,. ,uPWIn i . . UK votins mini veins and wan aulto we here, bin parent being pioneer r si dents of this section. I.i week Mr. Norman was on i Today's .em Ion of the club was a fine one and the members fell as though the hour spent around '.he Cur cement In, L. W. Meizger. $25,000 Stock of Dry Goods on sale at Fisher's. Prices cut to the limit. Roseburg's Largest Dry Goods Stock Going at Unloading Prices. $25,000 Worth of Dry Goods Consisting of Silks, Wool Dress Goods, Table Cloth, Gingham, Outings, etc., from 20 per cent to 30 per cent less Don't Forget Everything at Reduce Prices NO TICE: Unloading Sale of Roseburg's largest Ladies Ready-toWear Department. The entire stock cut from 20 per cent to 50 per cent less. All Ladies' Coats, Dresses and Shirtwaists and the Entire Stock of Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Go on Sale November 14th, from 1-5 to 1-2 their values. . j A Real Stock to Pick From : . , hard f'p in the hills and was nvay , en(,lit anJ from his home for four dus p'"jact as an inspiration to them. nts rouirn rnutii u- ne i-... . -- the best of health and was pluylne with his ch'lclren when he suddenly became 111. His condition appeared to he so serious that he was ruined RosebnriT for medical attention end upon his arrival here It was found that he toi suffering from an ulcer of ih' stomach which had evidently broken. An attempt wos made to save the rounir man's life by performing an operiitlon but the poison bad snread th-ouh the Bvstem and all effort," were of no avail. 1 Mr. Norman was born In The Dnlles on Aiik-ust J4th. S97, and mov ed to no3eburir with bin Barents when but a year and a half old. The e nart of bt life was snent In this citv. his parents belne eniraKed in the gro cery and confectionery business nere. The family moved to Drew, Orepon. In 1!09. Mr. Norman was married to Ethel I-aura Bartels of CottaEe Ornvo on January i:th. 1918. Three children were born to the union, two hovs and a pirl. The oldeet bov. r.eorpe WVnfield. was aeed 4 years. the other boy Max Dyott, aired years and Barbara Jainne, aRed if months. The deceased was a young man of nterling character and who was w liked bv all who knew him. His loyal ly to his country was shown by his enlistment in the U. S. army during the World War. The funeral services will be held n' .Cottage Grove Wcdmnday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Oakland parts at Wharton Bros. The Armistice Day celebration held yesterday was made much more suc cessful than would otherwise have been possible, as a result of tho serv ices of the Douglas County Concert! Band, and the Juvenile Imnd. The concert band donut,.'1 Its serv ices and played for the parade, pat riotic meeting and the fjcibal! paine The musicians "were readv at all times to aid In making the day a suc cess. Many people were greatly sur prised by the fine playing of the boys'-band. The youngsters played in perfect harmony -and perfect time. It is remarkable that such a band could be formed in such a short space of time and people are speaking very highly of the ability of the directors who are responsible for this showing. cut In 1'IHM ... , ' fit-. Sa k . .: V. ' Yntr VVil-W-r. - : 'lays with " H I Phon . i Pnn Clio". -' 1 o.,!,., r-- I ""in the u,h. r7 Will h.. -'fc miiat Tm. sti-'i rim, A car or green shingles just receiv ed, Page Lumber & Fuel Co. RAST AUTOMOBILE IN PECULIAR ACCIDENT FINE SPEAKERS AT CLUR TODAY (Contlnupd from Paice One.) thev rp i. ;:y H "t this j,r, 4 f 'nts for iWi,-JT ture r.Yr.h... . 1 VSKD CARSC ChevroH tooriw Maxwell tourint " Sludebakw UxtoT Fnrd sedan Chevrolet owp!I7 Njsh Six 3-4 ton Reimb'lr tm sKnyjcE Gmtzti OWN'KR I8"JI01T.!3 room house coajitr i and cemral mib fa.. New raraze m Jzl ture h new udrfiL J evervthini! read? !JA Price J3.150 00: r monthly. W. A.BviJ t,-. mi" oi., rMa A peculiar accident occurred Mon et iv night when the car owned and i! riven bv Del Rast backed over the i sidewalk on Jackson street hill and WHEN THERE'S !Kj dropped into the space between the! ROOM to pile lici) waik and tree in ircni or ine om t...il.tlnr M On trn. ' In; up the bill when his engine stall til and his tar started baekwaid, his brakes refusing to luld The top of the sidewalk Is about eight feet above ROSEBURG, ORE. and nn ntienint is made to teach , Kngllsh. The Knglish, however, is of j the level or tne grounu anil lue car a bad sort and rather difficult to un- backed over the sidewalk and rolled derstand when spoken by the na-1 over the edge. The tree which stands ROSEBURG, ORE. turn to this city to locate penna-; uelltly. i r-.r a i ntw? I : Traffic Officer Here It()bprt makpri ot Portland, state Meeting Postponed traffic officer. Is in ltoseburg for a The W. C. T. IT. will not meet on , few days attending to business. Mr. v. ,i.,u,i .. r n,u ....u . ninii. I llnniaker will be a witness on the I ned on account of the work not belli i Fr"' Kellingtou case. I ready. The date of the meeting will Huch 0. Brown, and a woman glv-' l,h announced Inter. ng the naniu of Miss Kleiner, of Wen-; tehee, were arrested here last niclit ' will Entsrtain hnryed ltli Ihe iinlawriil possession . f liquor. There were four people in he car which was Bean hed by Hep . ty Sheriffs Hopkins. Hodge ami Jen. A botile partly filled with moon hlim was found In llruwn s posses--ten ami the woman claimed ttie four kdiits of wine, which 1 lie- officers lo .utsil. The inn ii Mid woman were At Grand Hotel H. E. Momyer. secretary of the KIks at Medford Is spending a few days Mrs. Vivian French will entertain """ "Vm.""" the missionary society of the M. K. I f"ru returning to home. Chilli h SiMiib, Thursday afternoon at tlie social meeting. All members are j Returns Home cordially United lo attend. I Mrs. W. H. Itedfleld who has been The News-Iteview has been re quested to make the following state ment regarding the failure of the Kh Klux Klan to appear in the Arm Istlco Day parade, as It was previous ly announced thai they would do. The klan was prepared to march and went to considerable expense In pre paring a beautiful float. Several hundred of Its members were robed I spending a few days In ltoseburg vis Visiting Dnilcy Home iting with friends and attending the . and ready for the parade In which Ji lin l'etts of nultilh, Minn . slopped i ' "". -"" i ney nau pianneu ro participate. tlves. "It seems as though there are only two policies to' pursue In tho Is lands. They are: we must either get out or stay in and run the gov ernment. The island Is practically self-governed, and is so independent at present that they dictate to the authorized raited States officials whenever possible. Only recently they discharged a larce number of Americans without any cause. Pol itics are such that they think they have Tammany backed off the map." Dr. Vaterou8 declared that public health conditions are woefully lac':. Tropical diseases are prevalent such as dysentery and malaria. The pub lic health scrvi'e has gone to rack and ruin, he said. Millions of mo squitoes aid in spreading diseaso and several case of cholerannd bubonic plague have been discovered. He said that school infection was similarly bad. In speaking of the leper colony In the Philippines. Pr. Waterous cave a wonderful description of th- conditions there. Ho said the colo-I ny consoles of about 7"n0 lepers and near the walk prevented the machine from turning clear over and it slip ped down between the tree and the sidewalk. Fortunately Mr. Rast was not injured, and the car was only slightly damaged. Car shingles in, L. W. Metzger. t NEW TODAY . t FOR RENT C.arare. 544 go. Pine. FOR RENT Cp to date furnished apartment. 428 Pltzer St. ' FOR SALE-A few pureuted Bronze turkey toms. Phone 42F11. LOST Jade pendant earring! Finder please leave ai News-Review office FOR SAI.E-Chrysantbemums! Mrs. Fred Fields, 725 So. Pine St. Phone 143-L. SPIRELLA has been taken over by Mio. Annie F. Russell, 715 So. Pine St. Phone 259-L. $33 cashlakesLTC. Smith typewriter. No. 5." Excellent condition. 219 No. on it "that's li"iJ 164 acres good list j J cultivation, BmtalJ acres in poiiu n room, fully foitiis J barn, shedaonthfud bay. All kinds pnaj feed on place. Gstn r-mith nhop ttiiai harness and vuieii, csttie, big bund tei thing goes forttinj larul alone. $25'.i'B will handle II iny 12; Cats Streni:) GLASS t THE INVIMIMt Tn Addition li) having near ! rerllv comhirrt trla.K. viiu haol i,lu-u nf Invimbllitl. I A unique fealur tl1l IIR. h. r.tw O n t o m ,' t ri si Ev & l'..i kin mutt- tiken Into tho city court aud charges In ltoseburg Saturday on his vuiy to ;laced asiilnsl them hefi ;u City lie- s. in Ki-iuiei;co to spend the winter. order Whipple and will visit fur a few dins at the I home of !r. and Mrs. C. H. ib.l'u:. . A -or ef green sliini:l-s Just rcceiv d. l'ai;e I. umber ,v Fuel Co. I Back From Portland I n an llubur. Mr. and Mrs. P. " lint .ir and Ms Alia SpauMoti'. who WAN WANTED IN KANSAS ON ' have 1 11 spending a few di.vo II CHARGE OF FORGtRY HELD ; Portland, returned home laM nirhl - - - - 1 Ie: n lleliar attendeil llie ileiiiem Inn Hay Ilellar, a recent arrival from , ,,f u. Klk 1 T :,iple In Portia. u'.. Tin (lie state of Kjnsiis. was nrreiled , t;lp whs Made by auto. ieie Saturday night by Sheriff star- . nier. Ilellar is held on n warrant is- I tied at Sinllll renter. Kalis., charging him Willi forgery. He claims tint the charge aualnst I1I111 Is trumiieit up : by a relative by marriage, snd is 1 firhtuig eitrnilliiiin. Hall 111 the sum , of l.'i'U has been furnished. i Left Today Mr. and Mrs. H. llravlt z uf Carson. North Dakota, left lilts niuiiiing for San Die;o. Califunua. where they On Business Oregon Power company. position of night clerk at the I'tup qua Hotel while William Van Pureu is in California for a vacation. .l. .!. .1, !..! IHUO M. Wl. 1. lebratlon returned to t!,v llaa i.lann,.il to nnrllciiiiiie I ,1 i-'.'.j 11.. . . 1 1 f'OIt TM-'VT? fin nlslied h.insekeerj- her homo III tlleudale this morning. vi,',.n n WUlt announced that the klau had been iMven the imnhtes r.en Ing rooms. Inauiro 816 Winchester. expected to up,i, .,r. unit of its up- 1 ivnod secured a large r.uantily ot the Phone 170-Y. I'uiieuiB ui.uie a VIKOIOUS uroiesi. rlii,- in m's-.it-v f.,r tl... ,1 ui.ca nn I Pnn 1 11 u i o. -iiiim'h ami uw ui .win-1 ue i.eiuu um reiueo 10 coni-iuer i vr, fe 11,11 time a greet, deiI of ex ford are spending a few days In Rose-i tho protest, holding that the 1 ei-l.m p.:!m rial work has been done Inirg nttellditlg to business. Mr. Mc- is a neutral nrirnnizntion and iIihI nn o '.' '.' ..'. , ' Keo Is the treasurer of the California. Invitation had been extended to all L..1.1 t'-i. .'. i... '.1.11.1 '. ! FOR KENT Furnished 5 room organizations re-ardless of beliefs 1 n..- i,, .., i,.. ,,,,.. i tage. Mrs. Clark, Ueauty and creeds to participate. Shortly I ..!.,.... tu. ..i.n.i-..' . I Phone 21 2-J. F?.m.Pr,la?d. before the piirad.-. however, the klau : r.it ,,.d' wtn ,he disease nt the time i FOR SAI.E-A 7 room plastered house tenlavro,n iClu of the protest that had been i of lllrth Nl"ed can be with 2 lots. Located at 735 So erday from 1 ortland and will fill the , ,lllut,., nm, rHU r than t.ause any po9. , terrible ravages c.en- Jnckson St. J2300. Phone 512-J. Bible embiirra: Hin, rit to the l.e.!;lon Pr, WonU .,, ,ne c-li 1 1 tl r-.- FOR SAl.E-ilOO acre stock and cat- 0,,,. r, I'";', W. h'"e.r, , s,"U'!and ,n"- e hpi '" The tie ranch. $1.4000 Including 50 head of the expense 10 wht-h it had gone. Clirp ()f ,B ,nFnIu. , anothr M of , Must nell. Address , quepiion to cope with In the Ir'r.nd. ny not Deiong to tne cws-lto- SAI-E Household cheap, must be sold by noon. 113 North Flint. furniture Thursday cot- Studio. Mrs. Wm. Deii TODAY OKI THE ACE OF RAaS-"j "Counts Love" A beautiful trirl U ' fieht. Slid f 1 HflU"" " .li-.ll "Edgar, m ..,.J.--TI, "THE DEVIL P" To the Coast- Mi's. Harry Pearce left this morn Stuck Pancli. care News Review. .Mrs. iiairy 1 earce leu 1111s morn- j . .' . : . ------ .... -.vt' lug iu company with Mrs. Clara Hoag 1 v"'w s .n:"'nv. f'1""1' .of renders? Sign VLCfr&ilSllZti&l& , . .... ... . .. .. .. - ., ... in mil hd llo ll-Klh inn ,,, lr.,f 1 rt. urn i,r,n,i a snuri nine, .v.r. aim oi .viarsiiiiiuu. lor tne latter place ... ev fc Mrs. l iaviiz are looking fur a loca- where she will visit for several davs. nH"' 8 paper tiun en I were very nnuh Impressed Mrs. tloag has been spending the Jub Work wiiti gobs of personality lit the New s Review. wall ltoseburg and the surrounding 1 last few days In this city with friends, reentry and if thev are nut more o ' r'essed wlih California, thev will re- Cir cemept in. I., W Vetrger. Today AND Tomorrow 51 I LIBERTY THEATR.E Last time today of this wonderful big trie-reel Special Sik Anthomy Hope's Celebrated Romance 8 MZM PortraTJ by tltc r-rratcsf all ce!?brity cast ocr assembled for a single production Elaine Hammtrstein Claire Windsor llOOART BOSWORTH Bryant Washburn Adolpme Mlnjou Bert Lytell Lew Cooy Marjorie Daw Mitch ell Lewis Elmo Lincoln Irving Cummings TOMORROW: "THE LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE.'' a I asm I ..W:Wl II Mii .' ' -if "iTJ, ? i L! i -l 1. I at T'V Z-M ' i 5 VfiSMXt:h-?l3a 3 I I yt - .hi 1 k.yi..,.. --i siiiyri f ' i j 9$m r Vi"C: m-i -- i?j-ia One Show ONLY Beginning 7 Bae Pierre Brookbflrt Aaa m m awwww - - j me u-Mt French-lndian Philosopner. wi '-r. rr Spiritualist. He answers all Questions on moncj, - finance. Also 5 Other B1B Act. of Vaudeville. Inching. . n .;bi. adle and 5am, uanjo r-i "Aaran Inman," Famous Eccentric Lady W - I "Three Charmin? Misses," Dance r jwpr o Maids," and a Roaring Comedy Ucn Li if Alice Joyce, one of the mml prpular itan of trie pliotodrama, hs relumed to the. cellu loid after an ab-nc of several years, in "Thi Green Coddesa". Slie play oppoute Ceoige AhW "Money In Conjunction with our Regular Picti" bustepkeaton "three ages" inter"" Six Reel ComtiJ AI St. John in "The Alarm" The Frozen Faced Comedian's First J v i0Inr PrC:8, Even'nKs. Adults. 55 cents, Children 2) cent, i SPc,al Mafnee ednesday, 3:30 Adults 25 cents. Children 1
