Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 19, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text40 Cars to be Sold Regardless tet Three Days JANUARY 19, 20, 21 Three Days JANUARY 19, 20, 21 ROADSTERS, TOURING CARS AND TRUCKS, BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY 1 1 SALE SPECIAL Chevrolet Touring Car worth $400.00, starts at ?225.00 and drops $25.00 a day until bold. Terms can be arranged. Don't fail to see this one. SACRIFICE SALE ON USED CAES Your OwnPrke Your Own Terms H. MERTEN 206 N. JACKSON ST. BUICK SIX Taken in at $800.00. Sale price $350.00. Easy ternls. Many others at prices never before heard of. NO SPECIAL SALES lf I nn 1Cl.AH i.rnnna la am Price on Large Prunes Advanced BUT JUSTi Good Honest Merchandise AT THE Best Prices Obtainable I, ABRAHAM An advance of half a cent a pound on 30-4(1 prunes is announced by the Oregon Glowers Co-operative aaoo clatlua. "The association's advisory commlilee of prune growers died the new price of 12 3-4 cents a pound pn prunes packed In 25 pound boxes. This Increase follows up the ad vance which was named on all ottbe ja : oilier sizes or prunes oy me associa C I tlon last week, ranting from 2 cents K!on 20-308 down to 3-4 of a cent on w the smallest t'etltes. 4 Considerable activity on the part A of buyers was shown Just preceding m the price advance and the asaocla- t Ion has disponed of three quarters B of a million pounds of prunes In the K : period following the opening of the K ; new year. 1 1 : ' ! THE SILK STORE .1 - ' Ptuiilni, and 'grafting' dono by ex- Select your spring suit from our pert help- It posts no more. Write - new line- lust In, on display., lpv ' L. Bergnld. It t. 3. fcoseburg. porlal Clcanora. I'hone 277. J Special Special r4 We will not put on a Big Clearance Sale of whole A HK 9. ' . ernplr thia mnnth hut. a 11 ra Scarcity In nearly all lines of dried and canned fruits makes It apparent that the new price Is warranted and It Is expected that tha trade will take hold of prferlngs at the new prices. Jobbers' supplies of prunes are re ported to be very light at the pres ent time and rvtallera' shelves are In constant need of replenishment. In view of these conditions the prune men are Inclined to believe that the present slt.atio'n Is the most encour aging one which has developed dur ing the entire season. RUPTURE EXPERT HERE KI.ICi, rAMOt'B IS TflW 8PB ALT, CAU.m TO IvOSKHVKU. JOTrMV11'"" I lis os '(WjSJpriigglsta I I rw vi-S&X. neve B HlasawoU. Mha, V (U ifn iln kCAIARRHAL JELLY service to mllllttnj ot " serlcanf. KooJoa't works wonders foe your .cold. toasting, cojjb. chronic catarrh, ncact. acu, sors note, etc. buying active and reasonable. Near ly all plants, eicept seasonal, run ning full capacity with some over time. Hetail trade, considering the present state of industry, is report ed good. "Portland A large number of residences undi'r construction; few for rent. ' Buying active. Several factory buildings, railroad Improve ments, new dam and pipe line, high way and extensive UocK work,, will give employment to several thou sand resident family men. Repairs, mado necessary through storm dam age, are requiring several thousand workmen. Unemployment not In creasing and considered about nor mal for the reason. Plants closed are a lumber mill, small metal plants, affecting about 200 men. Shipyards closed since war. The logging camps and sawmills are increasing output. Business reported good in this basic industry. ' Textiles, leather, paper, chemicals, stopu, clay, glass, railroad and ship repair, rapidly approaching, if not nearly normal. Woolen mills employ female, help In considerable, l num Ders. CiKLUATI-KV IS VAKHOXKI) CORVALLI8, Jan. 19. (Special.) Ex-Sheriff Gellatley, convicted two years ago of misappropriating Ben ton county funds, has received a par don, restoring hint to full citizenship. Mr. Gellatley was sentenced to the penitentiary and paroled to his brother. He has always been consid ered an exemplary citizen and his. misuse of public money was generally attributed to carelessness and lack of understanding rather than to crimln-; al intent. 1 Practically every business and pro fessional man in t'orvallis and a large number or prominent farmers signed the petition askng for tho pardon. The misappropriated funds were restored to the county by rela tives at the time of the discovery of the shortage. o TO MKKT KItllAY The G. A. K. and V. R. C. will hold their regular social meeting at iho Armory Friday, January 20. There will be a good long program hut there will be no refreshments served this time. Come and enjoy the meeting with us. Will the party who took tho silk ! flag from the G. A. 'It. room kindly return It a It belongs to tho W. K. . C. ladies. ; ' mrs. rE.A pag::, 1 Press Cor., Reno Cori 3.' W. i ra m V. V H Snaluv if riilnnsn nt Phlla r. VT M V W V m f - - " - , m- V wi ntnn ""kill WinilnurC tfV NnaOlUC pvaoipnis, tne noiea truss oipert, win "Astoria All seasonal activities A TT Ull11 UUI TT IIsUUVV- IU1 OIJCLIUIO f. personally be at the Douglas Hotel, at an end. 8evernl new homes under! A K and will remain In Roseburg ttidsy, construction. No acufe housing sit-' nneh vroW Wp hnvp nvprctnek nn snmf 1infs nnr? f. 0"1' J,n- 2a- Mr s''ul' a3r,: "The uatlon. A strong demand for new K tacnwetK. ve nave OVersiOCK On Some lines ana g. gporuiato Shiold will not only retain homes at reasonable prices. Con- S propose tO treat thttm individually. For this Week 4 cn ' rupture Berfectly, but stnictlon of one new sawmill and K : ,,,,1 I,, 1 A contraota the opening In 10 days on rebuilding of another under way. g liave Selected t ancy Ware SUCh as K ; the averago case. Being a Tut ad-! Will employ about 200 men. Lum- f K vuncement over all former methods ber is the basic Industry. One lnrge A -w 1 "If T I a. "Pi exemplifying Instantaneous effects t mill running two shifts, and the 4 IflrfliniPrPQ VnlP5 linQKOlQ htP W. '"lmedlately appreciable and with- other operating normally. Demand. J UU1 UtlllVl U J f UJVJ) XJUCJlVVlkJ. t-.IV 'A stnndlng any strain or position no for experienced lojgers." 5 ni -hi in 1 J matter the sizu or location. Large o i S Sales will close each Saturday Night SSr w ,h. Sit, w,n J S ryt . ,n it f n J ly solicited. This Instrument re- estimates and plans on ill kinds of i Churchill Hardware Company S otjss? 4 r J 4 out surgery. Injoctlons medical Carpenler Contractors, 823 S. Pine jjjj treatments or prescriptions. Mr. gti Moore Music Studio New classes in Dunning and Progressive Series now forming. Thbi r'SOJ.' Bell SJsfe ,V. Bldg. Visit- c this Wint where the sun is "on the job" Four Trains a Day Provide a service that contributes to the traveler's comfort and convenience Reduced Fares TO Santa Barbara Los Angeles San Diego Tickets good until April 30 Stopovers allowed No War Tax on Railroad Tickets Since JN70 the Southern Pacific has been closely iilentiliei vtllli the development of Western Oregon. O at Hh oouiiiern racinc Lfines JOHN M. SCOTT. J General Passenger Ago.it. ! Heinline Conservatory OF Music and Art New classes in Dunning and Kindergarten beRin Jan. 3rd DID YOU KNOW? It is our earnest aim to nlve sert Ira Hint v. Ill conitiMml the jh'mIim) tf onr every patron. A lullhful sen Ice to Iho people, ever at tho pout of duty every hour of the day and nluht. We appreciate your total suiMrt. Douglas County Light & Water Co It M. JFNMVOH, MansgTT. Sevley has documents from the Unit t-u oiatt's iiotorpiueius, vvanningutn. XVIICVS t:f)lr2 TO lit- THI-' l). c.. for inspection. He will be gl.d i XKXT Mlw , A..,N . to demonstrate without charge or fit them if desired, llusluess demands , n . K-r-T r-a r 10 tih.. pmvont stopping at any other place 1 in this section. I. 8. ICvery statement hi this notlrr has Ih'oii verltled Ix ti.re tho Kmleml nml State Court. K. H. K-elej. tloiini Office, 117 No. Dearborn St., Chicago. CLYDE M. SULLIVAN Voice Training Theory of Correct Breathing. Hooiu 7, Kohlhngcn Uldg. Building Activity In Oregon Good wood Is wondering who will be the next Mrs. Charles Spencer Chaplin. The interlocutory decree parting the comedian and Mlldtvd Harris, dramatic star, la now final. Chaplin Is free to wed, and rumors are riving fnst. Hollywood Is generally agreed that the next Indy of the Chaplin A household will not be dainty May 5 Collins. K Richard Dlx, It Is said. Improved f ww.....wv CALL ! Mk fx con reus vM PRissiHe ' S OWL ClMimUlSW' 3 124 OASS ST. PV , V. V-i'i'i"" iT The Owl Says:- ' "Roseburg Isn't dead yet, for next week it tt auto show 'at the armory and I want to 1 ALL there. We must all look our best an'j this show a real success. I would also like you at my up-to-date electrically operated cleJ establishment at 124 Cass St. I can give IK day service." 63 THAT'S It won't be Claire Sheridan, the PAN FAUN-CISCO. Jan. 19. llulldlng actlvit is noticeable in suvvrul Oregon cities. J. K. Kelly. fan rranolsco. illsirlct director of sculptress, rumor asserts. Local j I lie unemployment service of the I newspspers are just now Ironing out . lulled KtalHM deliarl mpnl nt luhr la n WAHK. ...... y''", ""'KJ ' 1 v L 1 . .t n his monthly report. from a storv. now denied, quoting f T. Portions ot Mr. Kelly's report cov- the Chaplin studios as saytug. "Miss ering several uregon cities follow: Shorld.in is old enough to be Char- Salem November building In-j He's mother." rrcawd over October Renting and : Which process of elimination I leaves Claire Windsor. Seattle j beauty. In control of thv field, matri I monlal forecasters of the Hollywood lots say. Some month! ago. Miss Windsor lost herself In the Hollywood hills 1 on the pvfl nt m rtlnnpr piirni.ni,nt inimcnc each shining moment that Chaplin f FpAHftniir P.1T0(aYT A spent on Ills recent trip to Knrope 4 LLUilUIlly UlULcry t and Is genernllv believed to have f . f W,D. l,:A"n.J "i",'' t vl SEE HOW YOUR 1AT SLOAN'S RELIEVES . NEURALGIC ACHES IS MADE Th e process t iii.itiniactuie 111 liiciures. At t: le EGtV relief lur thcuma it, spraux Keep SJ.un'i kjMjy and appjy frrelv, InW.'Mt tu&nni, at Iho til st twinge. It cases inH tirinRS comfort surrly and re.ulilv. You U tinJ it clean and rion-skin-ttaining. Sloan's I iniment b pain'i enemy. Ask your nuhKir. At all tlruuti-aic, 70c, $1.40. at the Chaplin home. Mr. Chaplin csne and all. earnestly Joined In the two-days search that followed, al though It as reported he was "unite fatigued" nml forced to retire at the end of the tlrst few hours. "I'm afraid Mr. Chaplin Is not In teres'ed In mv," Miss Windsor said with a lauch, when asked of the stories. lvrhapi I even wish he were." NO JOB Too Small or Too Large Plumbing: AND Heating; SCOTT BROS rhonp 407 Main and Oak CALL 29 For prompt taxi servlro and country trips. Satisfaction guar anteed or no charge. CLINTON GORTIIY LIBERTY THEATRE j s&oa on t Liniment a Thursday, Friday and Saturday S DL Kl.(. 1I1K AUTl) SHOW 5 lRJ iT?- . I ArZ. marca 5 A VJXKliODSOn.S I h r 1'"'1 'he road, tied her to tree rv MBiEczcmaCHntrricnt Snfu'Eid?':'.'!?' ro1 .StTs, Iti-ltfnrf SUlr.'' V'nrmry Th torn-ir ol aim ivh lUquicfcl? twrrv1 fc PI 1; 'NI if.-r rriin-nd. Itl'MNKs-' tiKX Vl.Oti tilIU, 1IKC1I K SIIK WON'T I.KAVK. NKW MMltlI. Mo., Jan. In Miss Hemic.- Phillips. IS. was tied to a tnv. b.nten and whipped at Mjithews. i . ,,r here, by seven busi ness nv-u because she refused to heed their nm!ng 10 leave that place, officials charged today. Accril:!'i: iu the girl's ttstiniony at the piellminary hearlnt if the mvr. they camr to her home tvasked d dlvgniseri I'H'oember 1 i and WANTED r ivnirTK x r an t,rm lands f er sale In li.uu'ias I'eulily. A .lirr t..ry .f trm Inn. Is f..r sale In Or.c.-n Is e lnc e""'p:le,l ns retef n t I'.'ek f .r ..,.p!o ,.ckiin fa-n s i,r 11 retf in i);. t..n. s. nu our niiiplrtr J, er ;.t:,.n to Oregon Farra Land Directory 4 I "-"UUI ' 1 1, 1 l, 1 "S2M I I