Roseburg news-review., October 13, 1922, Page 6, Image 6

posebuho wewa-wevipw. fbidav. October 13.
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Following up Our Fall Opening of Fashion
Displays with Reliable Merchandise for the Whole Family
Stocks now are at their best. Cooler nights and mornings suggest the need of war
mer underwear. Shoes, hose and dress garments must comply with the demand for pro
tection against the dampness and the cold. From baby to Dad and Mother, we are
ready to supply all needs.
Munsing Underwear Buster Drown Hose Oregon City Blankets and Bath Robes
Cossard, R. & G. and Nemo Corsets. Buste r Brown, Arch Supports & John Kelly Shoes.
Friday and Saturday's Fall Specials
Special at $1,001
Fibre Silk Hose
2 pain, In black or brown,
limst grade In pure flhrn
Bilk thine hone 2 pair 11.
2 pairs $1.00
Flat Heel Pumps
Special $4.85
Our best grade In flat heel
pumps, what we have left
in a number of broken
linen. Not all sizes, but
nearly all sizes, 2 '4 to 7
H- Value from 10.50 to
$7.f,0 special for
$4.85
Children's Wool Hose
What you have been wall
ing for In Children's all
wool hi athur hone. All sU
es and all good lengths.
Each
$100
Men's Union Suits
flood gradn In winter
weight ecu ion union suits,
for men. A up rial nt the
suit
$1.39
Knit Bloomers
35c
Jtint In, a new utock of
knit bloomers all sizes In
pink and white, for Fri
day and Saturday, each
35c
Men's Sweaters
$1.25
Thin special will RO In 2
days. Men' heavy cot
ton sweaters, grey color,
roll collar and coat style.
Great value, each
$1.25
SHOES, $1.98
Luillcs, Rood, heavy calf
Hkht tdiues, suitable for
street or school wear.
Sizes 2 to 8. The pair
$1.98
Men's Cotton Hose
Iluy guaranteed hose. Our
llullet 1'roof Hoi la guar
anteed 6 pairs for 6
months.
6 pairs for $1.50
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Silk Jersey Petti
coats $3.19
Here Is a bargain for two
days only in all "ilk Jer
sey retcicoatH, all colors,
very fine quality and gar
ments are all Jersey silk,
each,
$3.19
MIDDIES
Close Out at $1
Five dozen Middies, memt
Jy white, neviral BtyleB,
all hizh. Cloning out bo
cauHO of numbers being
diM-nntinucd. Kach fur
thin two days' p pedal
$1.00
Outing Flannel
Special
Outing flannel specinl, our
best grade, the real heavy
outing. In 36 inch width.
A special for two days.
This is the wide outing, 4
yards for
$1.00
His Rheumatism
Has Entirely
Disappeared
The successful treatment of rheu
matism by takini; Tanlac Is one of the
outstanding features of that remarka
ble medicine. Thin-sand of people
everywhere have tcstilied that it has
brought them complete relief from
this torturous disease. Edward Ware. '
231:6, Juneau St., Seattle, Wash., says:
"I had all sorts of trouble with my
stomach and iras in pain day and
night from rheumatism. I was com
pletely run-down (ind could hardly
work. Tanlac overcame my troubles
and fixed me nri In treat shape. I'm
considerably heavier than I was and
I feel fit as a fiddle all tne nme.
When the di-'e-tue system, liver
and kidnevs are not working proper-,
ly. uric add and olher impurities ac-
cumulate In the musics and Joints,
causing rheumatism. Tanlac quickly
overcomes this condition by enabling!
tho vital organs to perform their
functions proDerlv. (let a bottle to-
Hnv at nnv BlinA flrtizeist. 11
Fall Specials
Friday and Saturday
Fall Specials
Friday and Saturday
'"77k Score That Does the Dimness.'
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;,LoT,S0 1,7 PEP'; -M blJ
jt Umpqua Five
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4 xoTirn to mi:misi:i:s ok
d, THK LOCAL FF.HF.IUTIOV
W OF KAII.WAV F.MI'UtYFS
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Liuliea Apparel )J
There hav l'een false statements
passed arouni to '.he effect that nil
the men have ircne bpek to work nnd
the strike is over, these statements
! should be fully dlrosardcd as there j
1 is no truth In thcr.:. j
I The follow ing Is an up-to-date
I list of those who have declared them-!
1 selves as being oppofid to our cause
land leturned as Strike Itreakers: J.
j F. Byril. carman: W. . Ilrsnch, car-
timtt; Kdward l'.,,ict pipefitter; Carl
! Hus h. machinist helper; B. F. Loss,
i fr.. bollermake- ti '.per; U. M.
! Hoss, hollormtiker helper; E. Clevis- ;
topher'on liollerntniker helper; Hei -!
ry Dreneker. ccuch i-weeper; W. p.
I Di ardorff, machinist; Steve Enlle. .
irarman; Frank Kenters, carman;!
W illiam (Icetz. truik builder; Fred
Herman, machinist t pprentice; John j
1 Herman. hoik j n,-.il- r apprentice:
l.lohn Danteron. Inilermnker; Klmrl
t linger, lnnehlnist I e'ner; II. II. Ila-
grin, mrtchinist: Hn!ilph Hieden li'.a
iihlnHl: r.ny Tii.11. carman: Harrv
: Lancaster, rarnmn; Ray Marsters.
jen-ni-j.i; Tony Mosu. boilermaker:
I Fnsl 'londePi, machinist helper; IT.
j 3. -Miller, machinist; J. W. Nemcts, 1
iiar'e.ai.; I. X. Farks. carman; (J. H.
I I'eterson, plp-fitt-T; Frank Hoot,
electrician helper' Fred Porter, nia
chlnlst; Henry Snyder, engine in
spector; CI. II. f trader, truck build
er; Ocorgo Sni. n'. rhalder. cam., in;
K. 0. Starmer, ninciiinlst helpir; A,
S. Whltsitt, carman; !-ed Perry, ma
chinist helper; S. W. Turpin. machin
ist helper.
It will surprise some of the people
of Rosebuag to hear that there are
still RO per cent, of the shopmen on
strike, but such in the truth. We also
I feel that all of the weak ones have
already deserted and do not expect
any more desertions.
n. I). KELLY, Sec.-Treas.
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We are showing the very newest
LOVELY NEW FALL
DRESSES
. A real combination of Style and Value, particularlj
those priced at
$22.00
Canton Crepe, Poiret Twill
and Tricotine
Quality and Style are paramountin
this lot of Dresses. Everyone isa
very pretty style and well made.
Such Dresses as these have not been
offered elsewhere at $22.00 to our
tlilncM in sport hats.
IMIowh Slon
Millinery dept.
I'll knowledge
JJI Ladies Apparel
Models for Street or Business Wear
The MARKSBURY CO.
IlinlNnr-i1 From lloipltnl
Miss Vetu rochran was dismissed
from Mercy hospital this morning,
after being ronriiied there fur sev
mil weeks following nn op.Tiitlon
Snappy Job work. That classy
kind that has a distinctly and Indi
vidual toU'.-h. The Job prlntlnf de
rmrtmunt of tbs Nuws-Itevloir does
It.
TMI.IW.WI.I.I.:.I.I.K.I.I.l.l
IVIUUKL, MUMU alUKE
"MOHK Ml'SIC"
n.lNOS PLAiERS-IHO-ARTS EVERllIINC KlSIfAl
3!4 N. Jacksofi St. IMw.i.n mi H
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Clyde Gazley
Faces Booze Charge
A complaint was sworn out today
against Clyde fluslcy of Cazlcy. (re-
k- t gun, as a result or the dls. overv of a
K partly-filled Jug of moonshine under
V . his bed when officers searched his
FIBER.TY THE ATE R
ONLY Fl ILST-FI.AHM SHOWS AXI AT Ilk) AM) l.V
T0PAY AM) TO.MOlinoW
Anothor Ilijr Pioturo by the Star "Without a Failure"
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ft pecte.
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Elaine liammerstein I
"Under Oath"
An intense, finely produced dninia of mtxlern business life.
The story of n beautiful, aristocratic girl, who falls in love
with a man risen from the dinks. From beginning to end
dramatic situations crowd one another. A brilliant cast
8iiNrt9 Miss liammerstein. Not a dull moment in the
panorama disclosed to the applauding eye.
ALSO The Aesops Fables ; Topics of the Day and the Se
lect Weekly.
SATURDAY "THK KOAD TO LONDON"
home last nlcht.
Acco-.Miik to Sheriff Stnriner. fiai
ley has been reponeu Intoxicated on
several occasions recently, nnd last
nlKht Deputies Hopkins, Shiimt.rook
and llodaes went to the f.aley home
and made a search of the premises.
They reported the finding of a gallon-Jus;
containing aHout a pint of
llitior, and also a quantity of sour
mash which they Lelleve he hud e-
cted to make Into liquor. The Jug
found under his bed and the
In a tool hnn.e.
O tinsley was not home at the time.
V hilt til. mother In f,tr...,.,l th. nfr;-....
that he wit! make his appearance be
fore Justice of the Peace lleorRe '
Jones, nnd so he was not local d nor j
plnced under arrest. i
(iailey was concerned In another
hooje case a short time io wh. n he "
anil a companlim were anpreh.-nde.l v
with a Ills of lluuor In their rir Thev if
i smash) d the evidence, hut they were v
H Placed under arret and brought to "Jj
& Kosel.tirg and paid fines in the Jutlrt S
? court. A
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NEW TODAY.
FOR RENT-Furnished slcopinR room
rlr-se in. Phono 3(1 It.
V A N T L I ) I )i livery b yl over IS
years old. Apply Oregon Ilakeiy.
FOU "KKNT (let.-ir.th, furnished
aimrtiiient. (all 3Go-L. 707 V-
Mosher St. ' ;
FO llK K.N Tr7ulmlshed houskeep j
Inc no:ns, on paved street. Adults i
only. Address L. H. care News-He-;
view.
Foil KEN'T- One 3 room npuitmcn t .
with prlvi.te toilet Bnd ptivlleKe of
biith. One 2 room nparlment, close t
In. 60S So. Stephens St. i
LOST Yhiienhd "black speckled
hound. Answers to name of Stan- j
ley. Finder please call C. L. Heck-'
ley or W. I., singleton.
NI'TS: M'TS: NUTS: IIowould j
yon like to on 12 acres of english
walnuts? This tract of 20 acres
borders on the river, best land and
looniion in lieuglas county. On good j
hard surf.tc.il road: 12 acres of fine 1
English walnuts; 10 acres field land !
price Jrtei'O, some tenns. See A. T.
l.awivnre ceiiimerciiU agent, 1C3 1
(V St., Phune 219. I
tit NIK SWEKfllO'ME IHiwn on t
Farm: this place is n picture of;
home: 2T0 acres In tract: moilern !
USED CARS Lowest prices, terms.
See Geo. Sliellabarger at barn across
from hi til school.
THE HOLLAND IiULViSTulipa and
hyacinths are on sale now at The
Fern.
WANTED Housekeeper. Call
Jackson btreet in the mornings.
all 430 S. I FOTl RENT Oi
nlngs. Phone 278-L.
RENT C.arase nwlmi
John Hurni
FOI! RENT Furnished sleeping room
use of telephone and bath. Reason
able. 311 E. Oak St.
FOU SALE Rebuilt Harley Motorcy
cle, good as new, $190. Terms to
responsible party. 206 V. Douglas
st reet.
FOR SALE 200 acres, plenty of fruit
and good water. Water piped to
house. Enough timber to pay for
place. 7'j miles past. Address F.
W. ( are News-Review. Price $2600.
WANTED Ford tuuring car; must
be in first class condition and rea
sonable price. Address F, T. care
News Review giving price of car,
model and where it may be seen.
FOR SALE n.'ircainMaY;elI road
ster. Pi.'O. Cood tires, one extra
wheel land tire. New carburetor,
new battery nnd new rear drive.
J li. Wheeler, Ilex 21, Winchester'
Oregon.
AC EXTa"VANTEIwShift manufaiv
Hirer wants agents. Sell advertised
brand nu n's shirts direct to wear-'
or- Nn capital or experience re-!
quired. Free samples. Madison i
Mills, r.il". ltroadway. New York. '
WILL TRADE Columbia cabinet
grnfnnola and 24 double disc rec
ords on Ford touring car or bug
See or write F. 11. Clemens Tine.
Minga'ow. two blu barns, full feed: i p,,r- 1. I'ox 119.
big family orchard; all kinds fruit ; WANTED- Man wi-h car to sell guar
nnd vegetables; 45 acres excellent nnt.ced Cord tiii s. Will .arrange
plow land, ha lane pasture, some j salary and expense with right man
timber; well fenced, all kinds Im- CORDO VAN Hl'IlRER COMPVNV
provements: stream through place: So. Michigan Ave.. Chicago. III.
........ s. -aooi; ciniren near Dy I I'NTH.. F
n.,.,. narnes, lull set loots; linue
nn.i imp', n. nts: a good cows: 4
heifers: 7". teats: 100 chickens: this
I- a I,,,,,,.. wi . ,nro,m. Prl ' ' ' , '','" V" P?Por
!". Half , ash. A. T. Law- I ri,,.o;
i. in .- roimm retai agent, 12i Cass D. i. Kish
' ' t i'i;i.
ADULTS
15c
MRS. FRED WAYBRIQHT
ON THE ORGAN
TODAY ONLY
RETURN ENGAGEMENT OF
"Partners of the Ni
MACK SENNETT COMEDY s ''MADE IN THE KlTCj
THE SUPER' SPECIAL - tM
ADULTS
BALCONY
15c
.JSWi v-v fc-a
-rmritir'"""'
MRS. GEORGE BERRY
ON THE ORGAN
TODAY ONLY
ADILH
LOW
FLOCI
35f
her notice. I will eon.
giving 2" per cent disemmt
on all wall paper, not only on the
mock, otu me leading wall
in rortiand and San Fran
No matter what you select
Wall paper and paint
"Hurricane's Gal
WITH
store 4fi3 West Cass Pt.
SUNDAY HAROLD LLOYD FKATTKK COMEDY
Special on Coffee!
A " "
5 lb CAN CHEF COFFEE I
I $1.50
Packed by M.J.B. Co.
Peoples Supply Comnanv I
r Aroid Imiutioo, ud SulwtitBtt ' wye
For tntmtt.
ChiUrmm
The Ori(inat Food Prink for All Agrs.
Quick Lunch nHim Officr)Fountuis.
RirhMdk. Malted Otsin EltractPow.
dtTsblrt forms. NoaWnrStmtia
5-
Dorothy Phillips
MACK SENNETT COMEDY "THE DUCK HUNTE
Rawling's Happy
Bear Family
PRICES FOR THIS SPECIAL PR OGRAM MATINEE, EvE ,
ALL CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS I
ADULTS BALCONY I
ADULTS LOWER FLOOR -
' SATURDAY .nr0'l
, HOOT GIBSON. In "THE LOAOSBI