ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 21, 19M.
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There's a
MOXTAG
Colonial
Furnace
Dealer
in your
Town
FURNACES
THERE'S a MONTAG dealer in your
town. He is ready and willing to ex-
E; lain how the MONTAG Colonial Furnace
rings greater heat satisfaction with lower
fuel cost.
Ask him to show you the fnel saving Montag
j()YAL FIKKPOT that burns all kinds of fuel
'a ecual heating satisfaction. It is one of the
outstanding features of modern furnace con
itruction. Its large size and oval shape enables
bre chunks of wood or coal to be used, thereby
quiring less attention in firing than with fire-
is ol k-ss capacity.
Ask him about the hie-h-gradc materials and
tvv construction which make MUJN 1 AO
Jclonial Furnaces stand the test
And the natural way in which MONTAG
Colonial Furnaces, by circulation, evenly heat
jvery room in the home.
I Go right down to the MONTAG Colonial
lenler and talk over your heating problem with
kirn. Ask him for the illustrated folder showing
fie various types and sizes of MONTAG
Colonial rurnaces, and their advantages.
I Remember that MONTAG Colonial Fur
fcces are made in the West for Western
JlcI a::d Western climate; for city and
tcur.try homes already built, and homes
foder construction,
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Made by MONTAG STOVE WORKS
PORTLAND, OKliCO.V
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Sold and Installed by
J. H. Sinniger Sheet Metal Works
Phcne '128 329 N. Jackson St., Roseburg, Oregon
Jr M. K. Hays of Gar-i spend the Christmas holidays visiting Hays Is a daughter of Sir. and
in this c:ty today In v.. til .Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wilcox. Mrs. Wilcox.
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Really! It takes the aching out of baking, for it's
a joy to make good bread or rolls. Foods made of
ii'eattierflaRe I
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j Are toothsome in the partaking.
; I1!es mem light as a teather.
I Bake your Xmas goodies from
; Featherflake Flour you'll be
j delightfully surprised.
CROCERS recommend featherflake
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A romantic low- huny irl umlI a
bat'kKround of Canadiun (ori'nts v.iili
pl nty of thrills and humnr Inu r
niiiiKltd. can be fuund In Tim Crit
ical At,'i'," an udaututiiin of liuliili
Ciinnor's well knuwn novt'l. "lilt'ii
Kurry Schooldays." th, fiaturo at
traction at th Ar.ti.rs Tluatro to
day. Krntsl Hhlpiuaa. iiroducr. took
his ccmpany from N w Yo'-k cl"ar
up to the upper ivaclwr of tlio Ot
luwa river upon tin. exact lovallty
as cullcdfcfor in Mr. I'cinnor's novel!
The story Is that of a son of t
ur farmer who has adopted the
haldt or fieuratiely dreamitiK his
life away. However, when Uob Kerr,
polished and wealthy city conn,
enters the ncenu and lieclns monopo
li.iii(! the' sirl. tin n lift, dr.'amer
shows right. With the Ud of his"
doi;, the country drearier rescues
the girl from the rapids after she
has bteu left to her iaie by her com
panion, the city f. How. Tin- wild
chant) by an angry t ar and the fin. I
rescue of the girl's father, who e
vote was needed in Ottawa to d' !'oa'.
an oliuolous law, lrin.s the co::n,: y
lad out of the dreamer rlns and
makes him a uieialur of t!i girl s
family.
One of tho prlnclr;:! ir- t.i 'The
Critical A.se" 1 a Mg Hehiiau police
dog, who stSn'Os a thrilling rescue
and who supplies a lot ol eciii inent
and suspenso of I'm siury. Tiie
scenes fu aud nbr.'it il;e .-chool. It Is
fcaid. are cxtreuie; la avliable.
l,tlK'rty Theatre
In speakins ni l is great work in
directing "Jactiie tim " or "lllaiac
l'arrle:-s'' Mr. lU;..lcrsnn said. "I
think this new t'urwood picture un
doubtedly repr. s.iKs my finest
screen eltort. I have always en
; yed working ea a picture
I from the pen t :iils gifted iu
j thor. not only bet aasu he is a per-
sonal fiiend of mine tint because I
j was born in Cniiiuia myself and sto
I ries of the great Northwest havo al
I ways had a strong appeal for me.
; "Although it is true that a direc
! tor can either make or bleak a pie
i tore, if he is to turn out a really
1 credliable production he must have
n cast to buck him tip. In the case i
' t JaC(Ueliue" or "Ulsiim Harriers" I
1 was more than fortunato In having
one of the greatest aggregations of -icieen
players i-ver assemlile I lo 1
work with. U'w Cody, Marguerito
Courtot, iheldiin Lewis, Kdmuud
Hreese, Kffie Shannon, J. Itiiruey
Sherry, lius Weinber. 1'aul I'anzer, ,
Kate Hruce, Charlie Fung, little Hus
sell tint tin and a hoot of others !
make up the cast. Aud each aud j
every one is a 'trouper" in every!
sense of the word." ,
At Liberty Tluatr only Sunday I
aud Monday.
MujcKtlc Theatre. j
An interesting moral la pointed
put in a picture -vhic is sheer ta"ee
c, .e-.l.'. . !
Sounds illogical, perhaps, but It '
(''e.; ec. ur in "A .Million lo Hum." j
lie l i.lver.al attraction which opens,
tonight at the Majestic Theatre. 1
iierl'eti Kawiinson, the star of the'
iclure. Is pies.'uted as a waiter in1
n mountain resi.rt lintel, a hotel
seethiiii; with rebellious employes. !
This waiter Is a philosophical chap ,
who writes a few of his ideas across
the back of a iu:mu card while idle
in the dining room. Jim ideas are I
to the effect that discontent amoivB
employes which fosters poor service ;
to customers Is brought about by'
lack of understanding between etu- j
plovers and employees. j
Hy substituting a few well ill-'
reeled fistic gestures for his philos
ophy when a mutiny was threatened,
the new manager was able to teach
the hotel help Hint they were better,
off ns waiters aud chamber maids j
and the like, than as sculptors and j
tennis champions. Also he taught
himself the fact that his philosophy
was very unsound.
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EarU-. Lander or I.iddle. is in
lioseburg and will spend a few days
attending to business matters.
What Shall I Give
CHRISTMAS? I
Whnt could be more appropriate than the followi
ing articles:
Beautiful assortment of Silk and Wool Dresl
Goods. '!
Silk and Wool Hose.
Silk Umbrellas.
Boudoir Caps. ;
Neckwear. '. !
Gloves, Handkerchiefs, and Wool Scarfs.
Silk Underskirts.
Camisoles, Silk Blouses.
Silk and Wool Dresses.
I land Bags and Vanities; Furs. ;
Bath Robes, Bath Sets. ",
Coat Sweaters.
Blankets, Bed Spreads, etc. !
It is not hard to buy presents if you come to my
store. My stock affords great variety. " )
I. ABRAHAM
THE SILK STORE
VOl'NIi l'Kon.K'S l'AHTV
The young people of the llaptlst
church uro giving a party at the
church tonight to which they are In
viting their friends and all young
people. The Christinas Idea and
spirit will prevail. A beautiful tree
has been secured by tho young poo
pie anil they aro planning on bring
ing little present not to exceed fif
teen cents In cost. Many games and
stunts have been prepared by tho
committee In charge. All young peo
ple are invited, especially young peo
ple In the city who aro lonesome,
and strangers who aro not acquaint
ed with n wholesome class of young
people. Seven-thirty Is the hour.
BASKET BALL
See Hugh Whipple. Cliff Kfelds,
Shorty Singleton, Charley Thurston,
Carl Hlai k, (irant Oborn play basnet
ball against the II. S. team Friday
nlphl at II S. tvm.
Announcing Most Beautiful Small Car
1924 Models
STAR CARS
Now on Display See Them Tonight.
RAPP BROTHERS
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5fi Hath Accessories In tho Maid Kn White Line. Tho Fireplace
S IlaHket used Instead of Andirons. Kohler Light for the
Country Homo.
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WOOL-SILKS-LISLES
Ribbed, Plain and Fancy
Mixtures. Fast Colors.
Sure lo please any man.
Our Store is Full o( Gifts (of Men ,
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XMAS GIFTS YOU'LL ENJOY
THE WHOLE YEAR THRU
Give ut call at our new locntion, 324 N. Jackson St.
Roseburg Plumbing & Heating Co.
You Trap. Shooters & Targetmen
I3e Sure and Come.
CHRISTMAS TURKEY SHOOT
At Canyonville
Sunday, December 23rd, Pardee Field
When Business Keeps
You Down Town
I'ritiK in your friend or husiness
lic'iuainlatice and talk over prodleins
while you i njoy the luncheon hour.
You'll Like Our Service.
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