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SIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1927. SHOES GREAT AT CLOSING OUT OF SHOE DEPT. No shoes are reserved and every pair a great bargain. The quality the best and that's why this sale is a decided success, and an oppor tunity to save on shoes that has been appreciated by hundreds. . FAMOUS MAKES OF Children's Pumps, Oxfords, High Shoes $1.50 to $3.50 Old Time Dance and Old Fiddlers' Contest at Maccabee Hall Sat. Night, May 14 Special program of Jig dancing, recitations, singing and spcci.il dances by Mr. Hatfield, Prof. Flynn, Ernie Crane and others. Admission 35c Ladies Free Everyone Come iiuei ly i iieairei Libertv Today and Saturday Matinee Daily 2:15 P. M. A stupendous adventure in the unexplored jungles of wildest Africa Ben Burbridce has wri-slccl from Africa n miracle of thrills tliat will cntcrtttin the whole world! You'll nee lhm;;s you've never scon before and pcrhnps never will n;;nin! A DOUBLE BILL Jackie Coogan Johnny Get Your Hair Cut'j His latest and greatest picture in a great racing thriller. He Ret hi hair shorn, but he remains the most lovable waif You'll roar at his hilarious escapades and positively stand up and cheer as he sweeps down the track in one of the greatest horse raciiu; scenes ever shown. FABLES PATHE NEWS Matinee 10c-25c Evening 10c-35c Vacation Days FOR EVERYONE IN S WOMEN'S HIGH GRADE SHOES et $1.95 $2.95 Better Service Better Merchandise I DECISION FOR DEFENSE I A (H)dniou for I Ik; tlefeiiHO wiih ' liantU'd down toduy ly .linlu J. W. i Hamilton in the viaw of 11. U. flmvluH iiKitliiMl Myrtlt! DuvIh and C. V.. Imvis. Tho chug Is oho in ! I which it i-IkIiL lo n privalo roadway i THE CHEAPEST MONEY for the choicest FARM LOANS 51 money. Terms of l, 7 nml HI yours. Liberal repayment privileges. Straight loans. Usual commission ch u rgoa. Prompt Horvioo. II' you need n loan or tiro refinancing see us. G. W. Young & Son LOANS 110 CUBS St. Phone 417 Men's Oxfords and both Dress and Work Shoes. $2.95 to S4.95 I ' wiih In dlHiniic. Tho oVrmuliuiU wro roprcHunled by Attorney John T. UmK. Armstrong's linoleum as low as 75c stj yu., I'owoH's. CHIROPRACTORS Drugless Health Center "Complete Health Sorvlce" SULPHUR VAPOR BATH8 327 West Cass Phone 491 DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In tho fitting of Otussoa. 110 Jackson St. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday Matinje Daily 2:15 P. M. This picture has just completed a 5 weeks' run in Portland. One of the greatest pictures of the year. Cm jnticmulMiCftmm Win ! WARNER' BROS.- 'present THE GREATEST OF ACTORS AS THE GREATEST OF LOVERS v?ith DIRECTED BY ALAN CtlQSLAVn MARYASTOR Willi the greatest cast ever assembled in a picture lEstelle Taylor, Helene Costello, Myrna Loy, Jane Win j ton, Helen Lee Worthing, John Roche, Juns Marlowe , Yvonne Day, Philippe de Lacy, John George, Helene j D Algy, Warner Oland, Montagu Love, Josef Swickard, Lionel Brahm, Phyllis Haver, rionper, oustav van Seyttertitz, fc-milv ritzrov. Sheldon Lewis, Gibson Gowland, Dick fijK (j PATHE NEWS Special Music Score Miss Dena Hcnslee at the organ. Matinee 10c-25c Evening 10c-35c TO HAVE FIELD D.W Machine Gunners to Open Demonstration by Firing. Ball Ammunition With Tracers. Residents of Jtnscburg and Hur rounding communities will Iji! giv en un opportunity to witness a realistic win' sceno .Sunday, May . lii, when Company J), local guard , unit, holds It h field ilny deinnnslra iIdii at Ihi! government rcserva tlon ono mill! nam. of this city. This Is tho first I lino u demonstru tlon uf tills sort linn ever boon at tempted in Itoseburg, anil will un. doubtedly attract a great deal of alli'.'itloti, us these maneuvers are most interesting and entertaining. In those war problems everything In k hri'ii mnped out in advance, and tin.' action moves along with the utmost precision. The compunv, which is a machine gun outfit, has been divided, part or tho men tak ing the part of Infantrymen In the problem. ' At a given signal the first sec tion of machine gunners will ad r vanco to a designated point anil j set up their guns and using In I direct fire, or tho gunner to whom ; the target la not visible traiim his ! gun by mcaim of Jiislruiuclfls, llres, hitting the target; the guu i ners will thou switch their guns to 1 direct fire and demonstrate the ! devastating effect of machine gun fire. In the demonstration only the ; first two guns la actloti will fire I ball ammunition with tracers, so 'I' at Ihe spectators can follow tho strike ot the bullets. These two guns will be in charge of compe tent men. The Infantry and oilier machine gunners will lire blank ammunition. Actual distances in the maneuver will bo much less than normal duo to the, neeesslly of firing on tho government range, and because of limited space. Four machine guns and several squads of Infuntrymeu will be engaged in the war prob lem which will consume about throe (pinrters of an hour. . -Machine gun fire, which is very Interesting, differs from rlflu firing In that its object is not to strike targets by Individual hits but to lay a pattern on the ground lu life shape of an oval, due to Ihu disper sion of shots, to cover Ihe target. Then guns are very effective in actual warfare and their devastat ing work is well known. The company will leave the .triuory at !::)() and march to the scene of activities which will start at 2 o'clock. Ample space lias been reserved for tile parking ot cars, and programs explaining tho move ments of the -men will be distri buted. eat.re WARNER BROS. PRODUCTION SCENARIO 1 BE55 MEREDYT1 Nigel de Brulier, Hedda Sutherland. , f. '.,y"v-i'' VS. NEW TODAY. FOIt SAjLK A ?ood organ. A. Uni- lou, taxidermist. 7iHA; HAW for mile, $75. Call J. O. Nowland and Sun. WA.Vi'KU Woman or fcirl for gen- i-ial housework. V lwus 1!F4. Mrs. i. 3. Ilacher. pan JU:XT 2-nJoin fuTrii.Khcd upt. Klectrlc rantf . Hot and i cold water. Phone 101-U. j HALKI) Ki'iiin hay and baled straw lor Hale at i.hiiinvick ranch war; .Myriln Crftek and Iliddle. FOIi HKNT FurniHhed down urali'K aiariment, privalo bath, iraniKo. 42s i'ltzer St. FDIL ItKNT y-ioom 1 f ui nisiied apartment and k;uuk- C'all after i p. m. at 703 S. Stephens. FOIl'S A I. K 1922 iTsu-ley" imWdsim electric. A rual barKain for cah. Win. K. Cox, -121 J'itzer St. FOU S A L 111 re u red reKiHlored Jersey hull, 1f nionihs old. Kx cellenl brtfmliiiK. Kisaingurt & KldriiiKo, Glendale, Ore. FOIt ItKNT I -room houso, modeFn plumbing. Close in on paved street. $12. (1. W. Young Son, llli Cass Street. J'lione 117. SlAKIO Canyon Tavern lor lunch or dinner. It's just i milo soutli of Canyonvillo. You'll be well pleased with, our foods and mu sic FOIt SALK 20 "acres " level land fronting on Pacific highway, un improved, it's a good investment. J. C Gerety, .(20 Perkins llldg. Phone fifi5. Lumber and Iluilding Materials Our Slocks are complete. No waiting or delay. Let us quote you. Coen Lumber Company. SALKSMICN ' WANTKD ToYefi our fruit and ornamental nurs ery stock, roses, shrubbery, etc.; exclusive territory; liberal cash advance weekly on orders; free -outfit. May Nursery Company, Yakima, Washington. SIX-ROOM house, YhrcT7ots, wood sbed, ham, poultry house and park, fruit, garden; also store building with post office all clear. Will trade for clear Vesi denco In Itosuburg. Address Jlox 14, Waterloo, Orogon. TTaCR KS OF "TH R IlRS'lMtl VKU llOTTOM LANO Choice loam. Kxcellent location. All in bearing prunes. Orchard is in fine con dition. Priced at $:!)50. This laud is priced right. G. W. Young & Son, Heal Kstate, 1 Hi Cass street. Phono 417. THOUSANDS win by systematic saving while one will win by : speculation. We have the safest, and most profitable way to save. Send for our free booklet. DOUG LAS IHIILDING & LOAN AS SOCIATION. Offices with Com mercial Abstract Co. Phone 245. Wll y look further Thompson's have it at the cheapest price in town. Auto parts, tires, tubes, ac cessories and trailers. Every thing for your car. The prices arc always right. Thompson's Wrecking, on the highway. 021 N. Jackson St. Phone 55S-J. NOTICIO OF SALK NEi 'of NI-J.J; ! NW1 of NE1; SEJ of NKJ, Sec. 1(1, township 23 south, range 4; W. ll'U acres, cruhied by W. A. i liogard, Roseburg. 1.550.000 feet Douglas fir and Oo.HOO cedar, price 5L500. Write E. T. C. StevtMis, 707 Hoyt St., Portland, Oregon. TH K FAII1KST LOAN WE HAVE eral Farm Loan has done for tho farmer our long term, easy pay - inent mortgage does for 'the nomo owner, it eliminates the expense and anxiety ot" repeated renewals of your loan and pro vides for a monthly payment covering principal and interest which automatically pays off the loan. Pmpqua Savings and Loan Associn t ion. 1 Knights A bst rac.t Jildg. : THE "II EST SOIL is river bottom! loam. IS acres and 15 acres of it i is tho best bottom land. Can be irrilliited. 3 acres in orchard; Iieurs, prunes and family or chard. Knlire tram nil tillable. 5'i'ooni house, modern plumbing;. Tlarn and oiilhnililiims. Scenic locution on river, liooil road. Closo In town. Priced rlRlit at fUStlO. :!rll(l ensh will hamlle. Consider koIiik business In pint Irade. This Is one of the best tracts in Ihls county, (i. W". loutiK Son. lieal Kstate, 11(1; Cass St. Phone -II". 1 JO ACHl:s"5 miles-froiTT-Dilliml j near Roed road. S acres fine ! creek bottom soil, 32 acres pas- ture; crops of hay. corn uml ber-i rles. 4-rnoin, partly furnished house kooiI; burn, chicken house, j wire fenced. t)no team, harness, j fnrin Implements, cow and calf, i chickens. Will consider car as ' part payment. J 51-ACItK lIVHnSlHKH FARM fenced and cross-fenced, close lo paved highway. -It! acres In culll-1 vat Ion. :ti) iipi is but mm. 3 acres ill orchard. House In fair condi tion.' 2 wells, 2 barns, chicken house: all stock. Implements and household furniture. Will take McLKNnoN'KKTrVoM" anV. corner oak and Main Coming to LIBERTY FRI. AND SAT. Ben Burbridse's as tounding picture of the I mighty man-like mon sters of Darkest Africa. "The Gorilla Hunt" You will see something you have never seen before and may NEVER SEE again. NOW YOU ASK ONE THE ANSWERS Here are the answers to "Now i You Ask One" for today. The questions aid on the editorial page. 1 They should he arranged thus: 1 Kail Hiver textiles ! .Minneapolis flour Lynn nhoes Grand It lipids furniture Detroit uufomobileft Gary steel 2 The fountain of youth. 3 Pythias. ,( i The Hniubow division, ft Minnehaha. 0 Kriitus and I assius. J 7ln 17h:J. S An American musical con poser. HOn July 4, 1!10. 10 Havana. UJST A small cameo pin. Valued as keepsake. Howard, Phono 31!. WANTEUStenographlc or gener al otfico work. Temporary or permanent. Phono Jlt-Y. LOST Girl's bicycle between lirockway ami Tenmile store. Notify Herman Schul;:e, lirock way. Phone 2F41. WA N t K D Twov,oodciuters. First bouse past Campview on left hand side of Highway. Ed. liellamy. FOII SALl Look at tho future. A, full blood Jersey bull (light) pedigree papers of both dam and sire; $50. S. E. Jarby, care Car rie Kruse ranch. FOR SALE OH TRADE Garage and filing station. Complete stock, parts and accessories, in cluding building. Address Hex 73, Scio, Oregon. WANTED Young school "girl Tor company, in exchange for room and board, age 10 or 14 years. Mrs. D. E. Moore. Two miles west of Sutherlin. 53-ACRE' STOCK "RANCH "well located on good road. 75 'acres in cultivation, practically all of bal ance slashed and seeded to grass; 8 miles wire fence; well watered with springs ami creeks; 50 sheep, (iO head cattle; all farm equipment. Excellent 9 rooni modern house with a grav ity water system piped from springs. Hay and stock barns, chicken houses, garage; family orchard; everything necessary to make a first class farm. Very reasonable price and terms. McLFNDON REALTY COMPANY, Corner Oak and Main. From Canyonville Mrs. Grace Dumont of Canyon ville spent yesterday afternoon in tliis city shopping and attending to business affairs. RAINBOW GARDEN SATURDAY May 14 Full Evening Ticket 95c or Three Dance Tickets 25c Music by Stnr-Six Orchestra Another BIG 'Eg igij ft ORIENTAL GARDENS SATURDAY NITE 1 Good Peppy Music American Legion Hollywood Studio 5 Photos for 10c Post Card Size 4 for 50c Exchange them with your friends. Here for a short time only. Sykes Building N, Jackson DEAL WITH LICENSED REALTORS Licensed real estate brokers are required to know the Ore pon ileal Kstate Hrokers' law and post bonds with t he state as n guarantee against mis representation. When you deal with unlicensed brokers you lake chances. See that you tire protect ed hy ilelltiR only with licensed realtors. DOUGLAS COUNTY REALTY Ira AT THE I J1 OPEN FOR BUSINESS We are now ready to do all kinds of auto electric, battery and general repair work on all makes of cars, trucks and tractors. Ignition, starter and generator overhaul ing a specialty. BATTERIES RECHARGED AND REPAIRED ON ALL MAKES WORK GUARANTEED Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated ART ROBERTSON'S REPAIR SHOP IN THE ROSE GARAGE Corner Lane and Rose Sts. Phone 66 Fromer Resident! Visit I Mr. nm! .Mrs. James Oracey of; f'oquille. former residents of litis i Antlers Theatre FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Matinee Daily 2:15 Bebe'lDaniels ""in "SENORITA" Bebe Daniels Makes Another Big Hit COMEDY "HOT AIR" INTERNATIONAL NEWS Matinee 10c-25cEvening 10c-25c-35c SUNDAY Matinee ttrrOS 'w ADDED ATTRACTION No advance in prices. CAPT. COOPER'S Philipino Concert Orchestra and Entertainers DeLuxe 10 PEOPLE 10 Tune in on Eugene, Ore., Saturday night, May 14th and hear thus orchestra on the air at 7 p. m. See and hear them at the Antlers Sunday and Monday. INTERNATIONAL NEWS illy, spent Thursday here atlend- ing to business ul'Ialra and visiting with friends. MONDAY Daily, 2:15 Story by Owen Davis "Blind Alleys" will open your eyes to an entirely new and different Tom Meighan and lead you through reel upon reel of glorious entertainment. Evening 10c 25c " 35c BOARD 1 1 4
