Roseburg news-review., April 29, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

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NEW SILK
We are showing a complete line of new silks in
popular shades. Why pay the high prices that are
usually asked for these goods by the one man store,
when you can take advantage - of our cooperative
buying for 297 stores which enables U3 to undersell
at a substantial saving to you,
COMPARE THESE PRICES
Crepe Meteor 40 inches wide $4.50
.Georgette 40 inches wide $3.75 to $3.98
Crepe de Chine $3.25 to $5.50
Taffetas $2.49 to $3.50
Messalines $2.49 to $3.25
Satins $1.98 to $2.49
Chiffon Faille $1.49
Agency for New Idea Patterns
BALE SATURDAY AT 10 A. M.
Owing to tbe government retail
atore discontinuing a rebate df 10
. per cent and tree freight and our
having sent a representative to Port
land to make selections we are ob
liged to sell at the folowlng priees:
Blankest. $6.60; compass. $1.25;
iodine, 20c; barracks bags, 90c; to
ques, 65c; candy, per package, 6c:
stable brooms, 86c; bacon In cans,
$3.10; roast beet per can, 36c;
hoes, marching $8.76; trench shoes
$7.90. W. S.. HAMILTON, Mayor.
lwwhlrg at Kdenbower
See the Hat Shop ad. In this issue.
The term -Yankee' is derived from
corrupt pronunciation of the word
"English" by the Indians.
The Oreek athlete of the Golden
Age trained on new cheese, dried
figs, boiled grain, milk and warm
water. He ate no meat.
At Gottlngen university there 1b a
Bible written on palm leaves.
By French law no doctor may In
herit nronertv left in him h .
ceased patient.
The '20 Class of the R. H.S.
PRESENTS
The PRINCE
OF LIARS
Friday, April 30, at 8:15
High School Auditorium
STUDENTS 35 Cents ADULTS 30 Cents
B-etervtd Seats at. Chapman, for 3 Cents extra.
ABUSE and neglect will give
L any battery the "K. 0."in
short order, but it takes care and
attention to keep it 0. K. Charge
must be kept up as near as pos
sible to 1.280 mark water must
be put in to make up for loss by
evaporation connections must
be kept tight and clean. If you
want to keep your battery in the
O. K. class all the time be sure
to drive in every two weeks for
inspection and test.
Auto Electric Station
818 XORTH JACKSON
Phone 186 r p,ul K. Xjgren
CW1111D
LOCAL STEWS ITEMS.
See the Hat Shop ad. In this Issue.
Rot. J. P. Yarboro will bold ser
vice! at Gdenbower hall Sunday af
ternoon at o'clock, the public Is
coraiauy . mmea 10 autma. .
Miss Delia Green, df Oreen. was
In Roseburg this afternoon and spent
a few hours shopping, returning to
her borne on the evenlug train.
Mn. Sam Miller, of Dillard, ar
rived in Roseburg this afternoon
to spend the wtek end visiting wlUi
relatives.
Miss Bertha Hopkins, teacher at
the Fullerton school, has accepted
a contract in the Washington
schools at an advanced rate of pay.
Finning Is Good
Mrs.' J. V. Dowell. who has been
visiting here with her daughter Mrs.
L. O. Oruber, left for her home at
Portland this aftertnoon.
Mrs. Henry Achey, who bs been
visiting Roseburg with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Wright, left for her
home at Cresyvell this afternoon.
A. O. Smith. suDtrintenrient vtt
city schools, returned to this city
this morning from Portland ana
other northern Doints. where he haa
been spending the past few days at-
lenoiug to business matters and
visiting with friends.
Local fishermen have been quite
successful in salmon fishing during
the past few days. Fish have been
caught In the Soulh Umpqua as well
as in the north fork and the main
river. Salmon trout are also said
to be taking the hook quite freely.
William Vhltflelll wlm hna l.iw
visiting at Looking Glass, has re
turned to Kugene. Mr. Hatfield
spent a month at the home of George
Allen and while there assisted Mr.
Allen in getting out a logging con-
iraci.
(Mr. nad Mrs. Frank Lawrence,
who have been sojourning in Eu
gene for the past two weeks, re
turned to this city this morning. Mr.
uiwrence wno was formerly con
nected with the Evening News a
linotype operator, will now be asso
ciated with the I. Abraham drv
goods store.
NEW TODAI
FOR SALE Sectional bookcase and
kitchen cabinet. Good as new
211 W. Mosher St.
FOR SALE: Good 6-year-old Jersey
cow. R. L. Thomas, Roseburg.
Route 2. .
COOK'S HELPER Or second
wanted at the Cafeteria. .
FOR RENT Modern furnished
house; no children. Phone 1F2S..J
TOR RENT4 unfurnished rooms i
at jjf Chad wick' St. Call morn-:
lngs.
FOR SALE; Large, modern house,
corner lot: furniture If wanted,
owner going away. Cull 746 S.
Thompson street.
FOR SALE Underwood typewriter, j
factory rebuilt, used short lime in ,
the home. Price $55. O. A. Hiiu
mel, Myrtle Creek. Ore.
LOST In Sutherlin April 20 baby's
white crocheted mocassin. Finder
please mall to Mrs. Eiuil Hall at
Sutherlin. Will remull pontage. -
FOR SALE 2 burner electric plate
with oven, bicycle, shower bath,
rocking chair, mattress, lawn
mower, rug 11x12. 121 N. Steph
ens street.
2 LOTS, 5-ROO.M MODERN house,
.barn and brand new chick house
on paved street. Prk. $1850
$550 down, balance $20 per
month. Casey-Harding.
Poultry
Ranches
Two fully equipped poultry
ranches, both well located. In
come producers from the start.
Priced right.
Small ranch, fair buildings, in
good section. On good road.
$600 down will handle.
An excellent buy in a river
bottom tract, buildings and
some equipment. Priced right
for quick sale.
Six room house, modern
plumbing; large lot, good gar
den land. Price $1100, terms.
FOR SALE One Reliable brooder,
used 1 month, same as new, $20.
Call Vosburgh Bros.
WANTED A 5 or 6 year old team,
weighing around 1250 each. Must
be gentle,- sound, and well broke.
Address, Box 33, Camas Valley,
Ore.
FOR SALE 250 tier block oak.
Pine, fir wood, $2; $135 cords fir
$4 on ground. Lindbloom, Dixon-vllle.
FINE 200-ACRE FARM; 100 rich
creek bottom: 50 in crop; 140 un
der plow; 55 timber: railroad 15
miles; store and high school near:
on highway; with crop, some
stock, machinery and household
goods, $13,000, tonus. Aldr.-3.
"Owner," llox 122, Koaeburg, Ore.
LADIES and
GENTLEMEN
JUST this ad. to tell
the people of Rose
burg that I am run
ning a
First-Class Jitney
Mine is a fine big Touring
car. If I please you, tell
others. ' If not, tell me.
Car stands at Palace of
Sweets. Phone 76.
Edgar Shanks, Prop.
G.W.Y0UNGANDS0N
REAL ESTATE Jt IXSCRAXCE
J 10 Cass St. Phone 417
Dr. D. N. Wood of Hillsboro ar
rived in Roseburg last evening and
will remain here for a few days at
tending to business. Dr. Wood is
auite well known here and visited
with Hon. B. L. Eddv. He served as
senator during tbe last term of the
legislature
THE PURE BRED REGISTERED
SHIRE STALLION
LORD
ROOSEVELT
NO.Sr35
Duly licensed. No. 127, In the
Btate of Oregon. Will stand
the season of 1920 at the
Deer Creek Barn
Farmers and stockmen are In
vited to look this horse over
before breeding mares. Prices
on application.
Stanley Brothers
Proprietors
Welt "-'r-4
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The Application
of improved methods and latest fat
ties, to the service pf the AW&uro v
tionalBank makes it increasingly wi
able to customers. b 1 ym'
Are you banking with us? if
we invite you to start a Checking i
count. - "3
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Rosebur,Ore. i
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See (he Hut Shop 14. atbJ
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Attorney u. b. pruwu, 01 uiea- , , riot,wjl
dale, came to the city today to at-;"ctle1' lves at your nTf
lenu tu uuHiiiesa waiters.
Mr.. Krank Alvsrd .v..
vIsiiiiK In Itnwburr .1 ,V "
Ten autos loaded with tourists Mrs. j. n.m
stopped at the auto camp ground for Davs i f
last night. sides. ""H
"Big Stampede Among Western Bap
tists"; Q "Much Alarm Over Appear
ance of May Second;" CI "Danger Can
Still Be A verted by Concerted Effort."
Did you see the above headlines in vour
local paper? Q No? Well,. neither did we,
for that matter; But we wish you had; and
we wish we had for May second will be
the greatest day in Baptist historv. Savin
at the Baptist church at 1 1 a. m. and 7:30
p.m. Don't miss one of these meetings, a Rp-
ports from the teams Sunday eve. at 7:30.
This is a Good One
275 acres
130 acres In crop, nearly 100
of whioh Is creek bottom of the
finest quality. Balance, first
class pastnre and wood land.
Enough oak and laurel wood
to pay for the entire place.
Living springs, good well, fair
buildings. For full Informa
tion call at our office,
$15,000 $6000 Cash.
J. O. Newland, local Dodge agent,
is reported to be quite 111 with pneu
monia at his home In this city.
Attorney O. P. Coshow left last
night for Portland to attend a meet-j
Ing of the Masonic home committee
to plan for the erection of the ad
ministration building to be cont-
structed t Forest Grove.
.n ...... .icnisos treaiv-
spend a short tlm ttj3
I friends.
j Mrs. Robert ShJeldi tk,w!
visittnir In hooking CU.I!
narontH Wr .nj u - -
old. returned homt to W
afternoon. i
Elk and Shrine Emblem'
SUMMER HATS
Every man should wear the emlilem of h!i lodRbi
himself known to his "brothers" and strangers. It It oil
I thinff tn An
If you have learned the mysteries of some good "order." a
in and get a NEW pin, charm or ring.
1 BUBAR BROTHERS
SUMMER WEAR
An Extraordinary Event
The Time
The Place
The Occasion
Saturday, May 1st
THE HAT SHOP
The Display of
Authentic Modes in
Millinery for Summer Wear
ALICE JOYCE in
"The Winchester Worn
This picture is packed with strong situations
surpriseful turning points.
Century Comedy "Brownies BusylDay
FRIDAY MARY PICKFORD in "CAPTAIN K1D1)
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