ROSEBURG NEW8REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10. 192S.
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The Confidcnca
Of the Public
There is a l.-.s! prin
ciple on which every busi
es! enterprise hinges
which may concretely be
defined as the confidence
of the public in that en
terprise. No business
can survive or rrrow with
out it any more than the
body can live without
nourishment-- ,
From the beginning we
live endeavored to gam
this public confidence by
always giving the public
highest values for their
money.
Uniformly good values
through twenty years of
service to the public have
Inspired complete publio
confidence in us, and be
cause of this confidence
we have grown from ono
small store to 371 Depart
ment Stores all over the
country where highest
values always prevail.
Work Shirts
Full Cut
89c
Wool Blankets
Good
Assortment
$4.93 to $9.90
Wool Socks
Heavy Weight
29c
Union Suits
Med. Weight
Cotton
S1.39
Pay-Day
I Overalls
1 for Men
Heavy blue denim!
Full cut!
.Union madel
$1.39
Fay-Day
Overalls
for Boys
Built like dad's!
Heavy blue denim!
inion madel
o io yrs.
6 to 1
yrs,
89..
98c
- to 17jTS.. $U9
Incorporated.
27 UJEPAKEMENT STORES
229-231 Caw Street, Roseburg
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FOR YOU
TO START 1933!
Unkept New Year's resolutions avail nnthino-I If vnu resolve to eo
through th newyear of 1923 and save money, we can help you keep
your resolution, for in the J. C Penney Company's ability to buy
economically you derive an advantage which you can make mean the
saving of a great many dollars. While our values are matchless in
January, they also are matchless every day in the year, giving you
continuous buying opportunities that are important t evrv member
of your family. We mention below some savings which will help you
r,Tart your New Year resolution right.
H Ml N w a
n i it i U S-US -
id-Season Dresses
'ombining Big Values
and Low Price
mm '
fm.
mm 4
.-.art' .xt ' A
$16.75
This display offers some
particularly attractive mod
els in styles that are "differ
ent" in the sense that each
dress has a distinct personal
ity. Three of this group of
handsome models are illus
trated. These Chic Dresses
rn-e developed of excellent quality
Poiret Tv ill or Tricotine; soma
Ti-ilh panels and cuffs black em-
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mm frx km
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v: vs. nm
weave eifcct, and side
pleats; other models
have a smart simplicity
of line enhanced by
artistic touches of em-broidery.
Be
Smart!y Dressed
at Moderate
Price
Your selection of any
of these values will
jrivo you the greatest
satisfaction in the con
sciousness thnt you are
stylishly dressed and .
the quality will insure
pood wear. Misses'
and women's sizes.
Color: Navy
FOR THE WHOLE
FAMILY
We are showing a
gcod assortment, of
splendid value,
throughout this entire
department.
Shirts Ycu Can Get Into!
Cut Dij and Koxny!
There's nolh:nj
tkiniy aloul those i
Shirts they art '
cut full and room
throughout so thr.t
they fit coruoi t
abiy and look larjrc
enough for you.i
Tails arc Ion?, full
and square, sleeve.-,
are roomy and the
bodies of the
Shirts are liborally
proportioned.
Splendid woven
ttriped material. (
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Men! Yor correct size
is here in smart patterns!
Get your share of thess
great values '.vhilo they
last
$1 .49
The "By-Word"
A New Spring Hat
Latest shape! Two
color satin lining
which blends with
color of the felt.'
Palm mint, brown,
sand, gun metal and
tobacco brown.
$2.98
Ladies' Hose
Black and
Brown
25c
Ladies'
Union Suits
Med. Weight
93c
Serviceable
Umbrellas
$1.69
Bungalow 1
Arrons
93c to $1.25 '
Lisle Hosiery
Fcr Earvics
to
km fi
Ilosiery of pnrc lisU
i):r:'.(i for womro
ipissus and cliildrea
ilade with heavy hoe!
still toe excellent val
ue and wonderfully
popular at, pair.
25c
HuukIm (.'utility Ilaud, Avdul llj
j .Mr. Fred KlruiK, lilvt r:ctp
! . Uouully Fine I'uucert At
Meluline htiulki.
An exceptioiiully fine program
was enjoyed at the lloliitlue Music
Sludio lust uiKht, the occasion being
the regular meeting ihe Koeburg
Music Club. The Douglas County
Hr.nd was present and Kuve an ei-
celleut concert under the direction
1 of Julia Bhields who has been di
' rectlng the baud for the past year.
(The band prof.'aiu consisted of
! marches, overtures, selections from
operas and specialties which were
: very pleasing to the music lovers
I present. The band has been making
wonderful improvemeut and has
been declared, by those in a posi
tion to know, that it la one ot the
very bust bauds iu the state. It Is
playing the most difficult of band
music in a very creditable style and
Roseburg has a ritht to be proud
of this musical organisation. The
musio club last nlnlit voted to do
nate $20 of Its small fund to the
band to assist the boys in their work
which is ot much bouefit to the city.
The band iu its concert was as
sisted by Mrs. Fred Strang, soprano,
accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
S. C. lleinline. Mrs. Strang sang
three very charming solos which
were well received.
TO BE APPQiriTED
Have Your Rubber Boots
.Repaired1
We are now equipped with a New
Vulcanizing System and prepared to do
all kinds of repairing on Rubber Boots,
Shoes and Rubbers.
W. S. HOWARD
GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIRING
238 N. Jackson St. Roseburg, Oregon
WASHINGTON. D. C. Jan. 10.
Service officers to assist sick and
disabled veterans of the World war
to obtain compensation, hospitali
zation and vocational training will
be appointed in very state depart
ment of the American legion. Joe
Sparks, chairman of the Legion's
national rehabilitation committee,
has announced. Working under the
state officers will be post service of
ficers in 11.000 communities where
there are Legion posts. Mr. Sparks
hopes to speed up relief for disabled
with the appointment ot the service
officers.
N.YMH OM1TTKD
In the list ot Chamber of Com
merce directors given yesterday tho
name ot C. S. McKlhtnny was un
intentionally omitted. Mr. McKl
hinny was given a very large vote
for this office. Ho has been a hard
worker in the interests of the or
ganisation and as a director will
doubtless be of much service to the
community. ,
CtnZS CW'lhs
r vvi hi
Sven a little
Iwlps tofr 70a from thAt cold
nd msm di cnttrchlner. So
directions oa bottle for relief ing
congestion, toothing InfUinrd,
scratchy throats. Banish that
cold. Now don't rit;c your
hHh through ihMt ctlcl
ssk your druggist for
drkings
-a syrup fur coughs Colds
from a dally avempe of 2.S3r.S7 iu
11121JU to S.yi'J.Tti in I'Jlu-ial.
NOTICE
There will be a meet ins of the Rod
and (lun club, Wednesday evening,
January 10, at 7:30 o'clock. Final ar
rangements for the merchandise nhoot
to be held Jan. 14, will bo made at
this time.
SAI.EM. Jan. 10. Appropriations
! totaling .1,Ol:i,B70.X7 will ho asked of
j thu furthcoming' leRlslature' for the
I support of tho state s eleven institu
tions according to the biennial report
I of the sUite board of control. Thi0
! estimated needs are 422.9S2.1D under
the appropriations for the support of
these institutions during tho past
I blennliim. Of the amount estimated
1 as needed during the forthcoming
Ibiennliim 2.467.tl'i3.7r. represents cur
rent expenses; J426,2i.1.su permanent
improvements, etc.; and Jl;!S.2J:;'J.32
for replacemi nts anil repairs.
The estimated needs for tlio various
institutions are hIiokii as follows:
State hospital, $ Ji3.3Sii.32.
Kasteru Oregon statu hospital,
(3NO.7O0.
State prison, (3r7,920.
Institution for feebleminded, $178,-
100.
Hoys' training school, (20S.300.
Tuberculosis hospital, (lS4,7ti0.
lillnd school, SS4.S77.EiO.
leaf school, (124.fl2n.8U.
Girls' school, (DH.fioS.
Soldlnrs' home, ('.)9.961.2G.
Employment institution for blind,
(71.335.
in order to obvlato tho financial em-1
barrasRment under which the state
institutions are compulled to operate
between the end of the present fiscal
year on January 1 until the now ap-;
propriutlons become arallablo about
March 1, tho board of control record-1
mends a shunge In the fiscal year i
which would bring it to a close on
Juno 30. Should this recommenda
tion be adopted, it is pointed out, it '
would be necessary for this leglsla-
tive session to make its appropria
tions covering a period of 30 months
instead of 24 months, which would in- ;
crease the total appropriations corre
spondingly, although not changing the
monthly requirements.
The enactment of a new steriliza
tion law, eliminating the features
held objectionable in declaring the
former law unconstitutional, Is ulso
recommended by tho board.
Tho employment of a parole officer
for tho boys' training school la ahio
recommended by the hoard.
The report shows an Increase In tho
population ot all state Institutions
This Week Only
f
Sale
We have a table of spe
cials In Items you want and
use very day, at price you
seldom get. Buy an article
at Its regular price and we
sail you a second 'on for 1c
You can buy this week only.
Palmollve 10c, or 2 for 11c.
Wood Waist Hangers So, or
2 for 6c
Wood Suit Hanger 10c, or
2 for 11c - 1
O. N. T. Spool Cotton Bo, or
2 for 6c.
Tin Cups 2 for 15c, or 4 for
17c
Etc., Etc., Etc
See the Item at the Store
CARR'S STORE
208 N. Jackson
Between Churchill' and
Fisher'
"You'll Be
Surprised"
when you s3 tho show ut tho
Antlers, Januury 23.
You'll also be surprised how
good your suit will look after
we clean and press it.
Give us a chance We call
and deliver.
OUR AUTO WILL CALL.
PHONE 277.
RHEUMATISM
Cannot H&Int '
In tli 0 humiin body It you will use
Trunk's t'ri'M-ripttfm; In f mt. It Is
vliumo to suTfiT with lnflamutory.
muitiMilur, tM-lutlo or uny form of rh'U
nmtiHin. Trunk's l"nKTl,tloii iJOKrf
Nrr Ui'prcos tlm ht-urt, It OKH NOT
ruin tli') tttomarh. Ivtt sll the nit-itt and
Ko'hI Ton., you wlfh. It dot imt con
tain nny hnrmful ilrutf or nunt'c but
poxltlvrlv ii i-rennxa rhuiitiiAt turn sml
Koiit. WHAT MOUK IK) YtHT WANT?
Tki-r li nnlliiiirf httcr. It Ik uIko tin
fxrullfiit 11 vt r AUflli tni; mill tho urt-nt-rrtt
Uric A'll snlvftil known. Trunk'
iTiwr lut ln hhIIh tur II.7& or 8 fur
Drug bluru.
only
It..
on id t'hapinHn's
Snow-white, sterilized and
beautifully laundered
your shirts and collars
l-Ivo satisfaction in serv
ice nnd nppcuruuco when
scut to US.
Have U Show You
i Car of Fresh Lime
cm hand. Suitable for spray
I L. W. MET Z G E-RI
h Dealer in Building Materials
a
S Warehouse in Old Umpire Barn
HOTEL UNPQUA
"KoueDnrg' finest"
SKW A.n MOUKR.1
TSe people of Douglas county
are Invited to make their h4
quarters berw.
W. J. Vi PWr.R. Prop.
DEVELOPMENT
(IKVELOI'MEST MKANd IMl'UOV KMIOT. WE AKII ISIl'tUtV
isa wit vAciMTim kvkbv da roa tub bhttkiimkut
OF HUlVUJIw
W caouot grow faster than tnc utroundln country; thonK.'i w
bar to keep far In (lnre of oir (indent need. Thu maintain
lut a Urt-r Inrestrauut than ordinarily reuulxud.
lun rHrAnn to 8Hb iot evkki kckd
siMtT I MiniCU W ITH p'O.NOtoY TO TOO. )
Douglas County Light & Water Co i