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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1920)
ItftAimTOA ?nBWW-HBVnWWKWyTWIAT, lKOKMHTO I. tV This is an Annoucement Extraordinary Positively Without Precedent Among Merchandise Stores in Roseburg. 'ihoreiutv i j " ... ... . had to suffer, and it might as well be now. we St to buy new goods at lower prices, but shall. Cr presesS now'for what we can get. We are finding upon increase of business from th.s announce S rather than high prices. As we may lose heavily, we me" .n For once, vncea without profit. want your P""""e" viVxnniij-ijunjxnjnjriririjnrLnriririririrrrririi" - - - - A STORE WITH IDEALS FISHER'S QUALITY, ECONOMY) FASHIONABILITY THIS ANNOUNCEMENT TO BE EFFECTIVE Wednesday, December First SAVE ON CHRISTMAS GIFTS Greatest of Opportunities Now Luckily for you and luckily for us, we have a stock care fully chosen and selected to offer the finest assortment of goods in Roseburg adaptable to furnishing Christmas gifts for either men, women or children. Our advice, founded on common sense principles, is "The things they wear they like the best!" See our ad on page 4. Prices at your mercy! GOODS MUST BE TURNED INTO CASH! REGARDLESS OF LOSS, i I Thousands of Dollars worth of stock must be converted in ten days of unparalelled reductions. 10 days of such un loading as Roseburg has never seen. 10 days beginning December 1. A ten days chance on our entire stock. 10 days without profit to us. At Prices You Will Never Hesitate to Consider ! IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT , From now on until Christmas there will bo a big rush at'Fisher's. This is inevitable because our prices will be so low that we' will many times be selling actually at big losses. But it is important that we sell. We have given the situation much thought and have decided to forego future profit. Hence the prices quoted here, for the sole purpose of getting rid of the goods. The cost of living in all commodities would drop if the butcher, the baker, the grocer, would do likewise. We will answer for clothing and dress materials. We are taking our loss! Our object in this advertisement is to tell you that thousands of dollars worth of goods at this store we are planning to sell at once. We will not quibble over prices. The goods are virtually placed at your disposal at no profit whatever to us. . The question for you is, "What can I use?" Everything from pins to dresses included all piece-goods wonderfully low fancy goods for Christmas gifts you should get everything at Fisher's. Call this a "closing out sale" or what you will we must get rid of the goods we could not possibly name such'a wholesale offering of reductions. Here are some of our Prices. This is our Price List for use in the store, to be followed in all purchases. Ginghams. All Toile du Nord and Red Seal Ginghams, now per yard HOC All other regular dress Ginghams, the ... yard ......... 25c All 32 in. Imported Ginghams, sold at other Mores at 60 cents, tor this sale, yard. . 40c Devonshire Cloth. Devonnhire Cloth, bought to sell at 69c, dozens of pieces, finest grade, now, yard 4(Jc Outing Flannel. Daisy Cloth, well known brand of heaviest outing, now the yard Hoc All other outings, cither dark or light, now the yard 24c We are Exclusive Dealers Iluster Brown and Maxlno Shoes, Oossard Corsets, Munslng Underwear, Prices reduced over 15 per cent. All other goods not especially men tioned subject to a discount of over 15X. Ready to wear our specialty. All greatly reduced. Percales Light and dark colors, 36 in. wide, our very. best grades, dozens of pieces formerly priced , at; 45e and 49c, now the yard 29c Frolic cloth, play cloth and Mothers' Pride, formerly priced at 59c, now 38c Fancy Satines Pieces that sold as high as $1.36 a yard, now your choice at 75c Dress Goods All staple shades of broadcloth, regular price $5.75 aj yard, now $3.85 Broadcloths formerly priced at $3.79, now the yard $2.98 All Wool Jersey Suiting, regularly at $5.00, now the yard $3.75 Braid Suitings, regularly $3.98, now ....$2.98 All $1.60 dress goods now $1.19 AU $2.00 dress goods now $1.39 All $2.25 dress goods now $1.49 All $2.50 dress goods now $1.69 All $2.75 dress goods now $135 All $3.00 dress goods now $2.15 AU $3.35' dress goods now $2.35 All $3.50 dress goods now $2.59 All $3.75 dress goods now $2.75 All $4.00 drees goods now $2.98 AU $4.50 dress goods now $3.25 AU $4.75 dress goods now $3.39 All $4.85 dress goods now $3.50 All $5.00 dress goods now $3.75 All $5.25 dress goods now $3.89 All $5.50 dress goods now $3.98 All $5.75 dress goods now $4.25 All $6.00 dress goods now $4.39 Curtain Scrims, Mar quesettes and Voiles 45c Values now 32c 50c Values now 39o 55q Values now 41c 6Hc Values now 43o C5c Values now 48c 75c Values now 50c 80c Values now 53c 85c Values now .55c 90c Values now 60c Cretones 98c Values now ..... 70c 80c and 85c Values now 65c 75c Values now 50c 60c Values now 35c 8ILKOLINE3. All Silkolines regularly priced at 45c, now. 35c Hosiery Buster Brown Hose for boys and girls, 60c a pair regularly, now 39c Buster Brown Hose, 75c quality, fine mere, lisle, absolutely fast color, now 55o Ladies Cotton Hose E0c Values now 40c 59c Values now 45c 65c Values now 60c 75c Values now 69c 85c Values now 65e 90c Values now C9c ALL SILK HOSE 14 OFF REGULAR PRICE. Underwear All pieces In our fine assortment of silk un derwear embroidered garments, and Munsing and other lines of fine ladles' union suits, IS . per cent off regular pries. , Comforts. AM Comfort, at Sweeping Reduction. $ 4.98 Values ofr v $3.55 $ 5.50 Values for $3.48 $ 6.50 Values for $4.85 $ 7.60 Values for $6.00 $ 8.00 Values for $5.75 $12.00 Values for $8.55 Blankets. $ 4.50 Values now , $3.39 $ 6.00 Values now $3.98 $ 6.50 Values now $4.34 $ E.98 Values now $4.79 $ 6.50 Values now $5.29 $ 7.00 Values now $5.50 $ 7.35 Values now .. $539 $ 8.00 Values now ., 8 2s $ 9.00 Values now $6.95 $10.00 Values now $7.85 $10.50 Values now $825 $11.00 Values now v $8.75 $11.50 Values now $9.00 $12.00 Values now $9.39 $13.00 Values now .. $9.89 tovie Closeups 1 Night mark, ,he openIn(t nl ht fcr.f ? ,y ' ,ne Majestic f,rl , "hn1'"! 'heir big feature KSii ,hr'' an'1 ,our 17S. ElmoL'T! ,0I,1iht wl,h lhe " torsi. ?' Kverywoman" m"iMy "'V Pictured vS5 h pic,ure ' ,he S,'?' "1 the remainder Mri Hni1""""'- "be Daniels, i f""'. Monte nine lr- h ErVBWT naymnd r " Th.T ""Tnn"' ' "Every- uwni nf ... - ."imc, . w. tuouie ana of action. The settings were designed with an eye to the fanciful, the gorgeous and the striking While there are moments required by the exigen cies of the plot when the sordid must ne presented ly way or contrast, Idoscope of wondrous charm and color. The gowns worn In the picture are the creations of Clare West, of the I.asky costuming department, while the bathing and chorus suits were designed by George Hopkins. All are advance models, exquisitely de signed and composed of the richest fabrics obtainable. They form a veritable fashion show, and many changes are afford ed both the principals and the extra people ine latter reaming into many hundreds.- The production as directed by O. H. Melford marks an epoch In the artistry and the beauty of the screen entertainment, for not alone " the picture physically beautiful, but the story Itself possesses a charm and a compelling power that Is Inescapable. "The Fortune Teller." Plcturlzed by Albert Capelllnl, and released by Kobertson-Cole, will be the feature ottmcHnn at the Liberty theatre Mrr the last time today. Kenee Browning, (Miss Rambean) Horatio Browning, scientist, Believes In the superstition that cards reveal the future. Her Jealous, tryannlral husband, occupied with his scientific researches scoffs at her only pastime i... fAnA kn .a. his illKnlpnatirn hv reading the cards whenever the op portunity oners, niu ui pnu., the card of ill omen. perslBts In turn ing up. And at the very moment when the cold, calculating scientist is engaged In a diatribe against the ..tmtv nr him wlfn'fl harmless en joyment, tragedy stalks In. v And tragedy Holds tne attention or the spectator until mother love Uri inelv hnrjeless ob stacles, convincing the hard hearted jnuiband of the Insecurity of his po I . i .nIi hHnpi in the lone suf fering wife the happiness she had longed lor. Miss Kambeau, who completely dominates the picture. Is supported by an excellent east, including K. Fernandez, who played the heavy in the stage production, Frederick Bur ton, Raymond McKee, T. M. Koupal Franklin Hanna, Virginia Lee and Cyprian Giles. William Farnum puts one of his most dramatic and Intense fights ever staged into the thrilling ending of bis new protoplay, "Wolves of the Night," a light into whlcn Farnum throws himself with the agility of an athlete and the skill of a cham pion. As the desperate man, resolv ed to win back his wife, hlld and fortune from devilish schemers, he locks himself In a room, attacks the three who attempt to coerce him with a pistol, and there. In as stir ring an encounter as has ever been plrtiirixed, baffles them. The fight, which Is Just one of the many Inten sely thrilling and most appealing scenes In that compelling photoplay, "Wolves or the Night" a William Fox production, showing at tl e Ant tlers theatre tonight, it is ur.other demonstration of the surprises Far num has up his sleeve. It proves that Farnum, popular, handsome, mag netic though he is. Is no mere mat inee Idol, but a man's man for all his charm and a man of power In the bargain. o No Penalty Set For African Golf Br AwuwUIr lfS. TOMBSTONK, Arlt., Nov. 30 Al though Arizona has an antl-gambl-tng law, two men could get out on the street corner and shoot craps for money, and invite the sheriff to watch them and could beat the case if arrested, in the opinio! of Judge A. C. Loekwood, of the super ior court of Cochise county, who dis charged Thomas Ragsdale who was before him on a charge of having violated the anti-gambling law and was arrested on a charge of shooting craps. In general accordln gto the court, the law specifies certain games whieh are prohibited and erects a permanent barrier on all the per centage games or those with a bank ing feature. Craps, unless bnnked, would not fall within either prolii- As crap shooters . In uemhors are bitlon he held.. being arrested dally in various towns of tho stale, lawyers believe that the ruling of the court will be used very frequently as a precedent. NOTKU Tl PIHI. IO. My son, Joe Neavoll, aged 17 years, having left my home without Just cause I will not be responsible for any debts be may contract nor for any deeds he may do, after this date. Dated at Olalla. Ore . IJov. 20, 1920. ftta. JESSE NEAVOLL. Flrea destroy htm, property and food. Be careful with Ore, Bring yviur Urea and tubes to the Roseburg Oarage for repair and vulcanizing. o. r v Art sorts of sale, successfully concluded, for arrangements tee M. O. RADABACOH 830 N. Pin. St. Loganberry Plants If you want puuiU lliut will grow writ. W. L. BENTLEY Wuodburn, Oregon, R. 8.
