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ROSEBURQ NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, JUNB 1, 19?2. AGE THREE Announcing Season End Disposal of all COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES at 1-3 Off tie Original Pric liiLilnpsa In Portland R. L. Ellis left today for Portland where be will spend some time at tending to business matters. $12 hats at 3, ! Hal Shop. Export rurntture partting and crat ing. Phone HI J. 203 N. Rose St., near Oak. This season end sale is a bonafide clearance of every spring garment at a genuine price reduction. If you have deferred nurchasing unui nuw vv..i.viir.ci..ii6 muis a wmi, buh or aress, you snouia avail yourseu 01 una ujiji.uiuiy uu buy at a substantial saving. The DRESSES The assortment of styles and the fine quality of the fabrics, make this sale one of unusual value. Taffeta, Canton Crepe, Serge and Tricotine are some of the ma terials from which these frocks are made. Many are trimmed with beading or embroidery. One-Third Off mm THE COATES are garments of excellent quality materials; Velour, Gaberdine, Chinchilla, Bolivia and Tweed. Three-quarter and full length styles. Some are full silk lined. Wrappy effects and regulation styles. One-Third Off THE SUITS Thev are varied in style and purpose. The finer suits are of Poiret and Tricotine, some on conservative tailored linos. a good assortment of Tweeds so popular for sports wear. Also SPECIALS. One-Third Off One lot of Justrite Corsets to close out at .Half Price ALL SPRING MILLINERY TO GO AT HALF PRICE Kaysers and Van Raalte, two clasp silk gloves in white, gray, black, etc., pair 55c Women's "Everwear" Silk & Fibre Hose, lisle tops, white only, pair 75c eMARKSBURY CQJ, laaiea Apparel ) Succeuor to Burchard's Square- Store. ! 5 '.i la ' ' a I w. i 4 i f a hlsrr AROUND I HE TOWN. Arundel, plana tune:. Fnone 189-L. Thur., Frl., Sat. The Hearing at Yom'Alln The arraignment of John Jordon and Manuel Moore yesterday waa held at Yoncalla before Justice of the Peace Drown, Instead oi Roseburg as before stated. The two men received a $-00 fine each, and 30 days in Jail. Painless extraction of teeth at A room 8, MasonJo temple. Dr. Nerbaa. To Hold Meeting The regular weekly "Victory Life" meeting will be held at the Presby terian church Friday afternoon at 3 everyone. This service will be held In the church parlors. TOP price la being paid for your year's clip of mohair.' J. F. Darker & Co. To Tennessee Mrs. P. 1! rook a of this city recent ly left for Tennessee where she will spend some time visiting with friends and relatives. Mrs. Brooks will i.lso make short stops at different points. She expects to be away from this city between three and four months. Contracts taken for water wells, deep or shallow. Prices reasonable. Albert Graham, Looking OlftBS. Child Is Horn Announcements have been receiv ed here of the birth of a son on May 31, 1922, to Mr. and Mrs. It. S. Purk- of Portland. Mrs. Purkhlser was formerly Llllinn Krogel and la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Krogel, who reside near here. Itotuinlng Home Mr. and Mrs. M. Coturrt passed through here yesterday afternoon cn roule to their homo in Portlnnd. They have been in southern Califor nia for the past ten days enjoying a vacation. Mr. Coturri la the spec ial agent for the Southern Paclflo company. Positively! Tho biggest dol lar's worth today The "Brownie" A genuine Gillette Uses the genuine Gillette Blades TheBrownie with 3 f nuln GUlett. Blidet , Now at all Dealers GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR CO, Bo. too. V. S. A. Lfi No blades like the qenuine Gillette Blades FIHK SIRKX AR111VK.S Have your water wefts drilled ear ly. Deep or Bhallow wells drilled. Prices reasonable. Albert Graham, Looking ClaBS, Oregon. THREE PAY FIXES E. Wlmberly, Wm. Aden, and J. fitilrosh paid fines of $10 each In the local Justice court today fol lowing their arraignment on ft chargfe of drunkenness. Alj entered a plei of guilty and palB the fines imposed plus costs. Mr. Bushnell for whom &' warrant waa also Issued has not yet appeared In court. Careful Crossing Campaign Started Fred Strang Here- Fred L. Strang, who has been ap pointed to take the place of field mnnnger ifor the Oregon 'Growers association, has arrived from Mod ford and is entering upon his duties today. Mr. Strang takes the place made vacant by the transfer of F. 11. Gulhrlo. Can you draw pictures rhythmi cally? Can you name any lono you hear? Watch the Dunning kiddies at the Methodist church tonight, 7:30 o'clock. Tho electric fire siren recent- ly ordered by the city council to replaco the (team Blrcn now In use at the roundhouse and the obsolete flro bell arrived yesterday. This Biren Is tho next largest In size that Is man- ufactured and It Is claimed that the deep tone can be heard for five miles. Two heavy alum- lnum fans aro driven by a three horsepower motor. The siren is recommended In the roport made by tho state fire marshal. ' Dance circus night, Thursday, June 1, at Maccabee hall. Music by Rulnbow Orchestra. A good time for everybody. SnrtELLA CORSETS Made to' measure. Hello Case. Phone SOI L. litMMJK TO 1!K VISITED The grand visitation of the East ern Star chapter will be held here on Snturday, June 3. Mrs. Minnie C. Letson, worthy grand matron, will be present from Ontario and will pay the lodge an official visit. This meet ing at 8 o'clock in the evening will be made a big event and a good at tendance Is expected. Mrs. Letson will be entertained by several of the local lodgo women during her Btay hero. from MERCHANTS who Display this Sign Merchants Who rfiRntav Ma ltrti Icommpnd Oregon Quality goods, suamntee the merchandise r7 Tbf community your IF EVERY resident of Oregon diverted 50 Cents a day of his or her present normal ex penditure to the purchase of Oregon-made products the im mediate result would be: 25,000 more people employed in Oregon industries. , $30,000,000 increase in annual payrolls of the State. $120,000,000 increase in yecr ly output of Oregon factories. Insist upon Oregon-made products. They successfully compete with the world's best. Buy Oregon-made good3 on MERIT. Our half dollars will build a greater Oregon. Send for directory of products manufac tured in Oregon. Refer to it when you make your purchases. Associated Industries of Oregon .. ft 702 Oregon Building, Portland, Oregon The American Railway Association will Inaugurate on June- 1st, 1922, and continue to September 30th, a "Careful Crossing Campaign," hav ing for Its slogan "CrosS Crossings Cautiously," and its purpose is the prevention or reduction of the nuni" ber of highway accidents involving railroad trains, vehicles and pedes trians throughout the United Stales. This Is something on the order of the non-accident campaign conducted a few years ago, and the Southern Pacific company employes are en deavoring to create and maintain a record, which other roads can work to. In this campaign as they did In the previous campaign. They hope ,u,"' r" Rl.lni.lna- Stolen Car . , stolen car belonging to To Seaside Mrs. 11. C. Stanton and daughter, Mrs. Lillian Tabke and two children, left today for Seaaldo where they will spend the summer. Mrs. Tabke will nttend Monmouth Normal school I at Monmouth next year, and Mrs. Stanton will spend the winter with her there. They expect to bo away from Roseburg for about a year. Little folks can write music from .1 in ;il ion, transpose It Into anolher key, memorize It and play it. Come to the Methodist church tonight and see it done. tlces which come to their attention. Firemen and enclnen.en are mnk- ! (hipped bar k to Ihe owner today. I Ing extra effort to be particular to I n car and the thieves were appre- I irivo due wnrnlnc with their whintlen A consider himself a committee of oni 51 to eliminate not only these crossing J! accidents hut any other unsafe prac- real- i dent of Monterey, Cal., apprehended i hero several weeks ago, is being and bells at crossings. It Is hoped a record toward the elimination of crossing accidents through the coop eration of the public and the em ployes will be established. It will go a long way toward the elimina tion of these unfortunate orrurences which often leave people perminent lv crippled If net killed outright. TA ffllTMIC HI. mini :miMTHtJ Willi R I the emploves In tills Inudlhle effort hended here, the thieves being taken to Portland for trial by tho govern ment. The car has been held here undergoing repairs. to help them showing. make a satisfactory ALTERATIONS of all kinds are carefully taken care of in our tailor ing department. Our substantial re duction of prices on cleaning and pressing Is now In effect. Get your milta cleaned and pressed for f 1 .GO, and pressed for only 75c. Roseburg Clenners. Phone 472. SPECIAL 30x3 U.S. FACTORY Guaranteed Tires $1 A o Also a complete line of Mason and Hood Cords Auto Accessories. Barnum& Wilson 117 No. Jackson Street vtTLr ' Slip into a iradleyl AND Out of Doors Every Bradley Bathing Suit l( scientifically dzed. You enn get your fit In Bradley. The newest colors and latest itylei. JDuds for Men i Inc. f Your ear Is safe In our care only skilled mechanics on every Job. Ex pert ignition and carburetor work. See ns for Kellv-Sprin '-'field tires. The Motor Inn, H21 N. Jackson St. Local Cannery to Start Work Soon Frank Norton of the local cannery announced todav that the cannery association now hflng formed will be perfected next week. The slock sale l( progresdng nicely snd the finances of the rnnnerv arp rapidly rounding Into satisfactory shne. As (oon as organization Is completed work will he started In overhauling Ihe ma chinery and preparing for work on cherrlea and loganberries. Mr. Nor ton expects that a big run will b made on cherries and on berries, nd on apples and pears esneclal'r. Contracts have hoen offered far In ercess of what 'he cannery can han dle, the t"mpo.ua valley fruit and berries being eacrly (ought by east ern brokers who knnw that the qual ity of the fruit and the pack Itself are the best to be found. Economy in Clothes I A subject that many people know little about. Workmanship, cloth, style and price all have much to do with it. Our pure virgin wool finely tailored suits are ECONOMY in every way. $30.00 Harth's Toggery VVatchourwindows A nt.'ay.iJ, v..
