ROSBBURd NEWS-REVIEW, WFDNESDAV. APRIL 19, 1933.
Af-E EIGHT
T - .. i f IIWIIIIIIII irillll ITfJfffl'ff
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Your Appearance Depends
Larcelv on Your Feet
If you arc particular about fitting or style, or
comfort., you will find something unusual in
our Shoes.
JOHN KELLY'S PEACOCK BOYD-WELCH
DUSTER DROWN SALLY LUNN
All Styles Now In
,lt-ndule Pn.j.le Here
.Mr. and .Mr.;. I. IL Smith i-f Gbn
d :i i i- Were business vi.itor., ili Kose
tmi g may.
fund
li'f ; a 'i ,-i urnur w-nt to As'li
iLU morning lo i-wid a shurl
a'H'iutim to oilicuil Uutits.
Will YM Mnfhrr
Mr, n y A. WY-.b h ft this jrirn
Portland winie mm- will
l a I w days wita Jr f r
. v. Lit i-i lit health.
1 5 J Sit"!
Suit i ilt j ;
K. ii. K'-nnt y today bioiji'M suit j
in i lie ju.i:it:i- roil it auin-i A. J. AH'-,
Kitnek fur $ 1m l.Hi, aliK'd tJ j
I ndruiKH )M'ialioii
i iiarry Ul i- of Myrtle Crvek yes
J twday uinl i v. nt a fr-r:uus npt-i a
j i ion ut M icy hospital. In: A. K.
. S'-Ui-r war in at n-ndane.-.
Over From Wilbur
Mr.s. T. K. (ir;tK and laiifht
U'illmr, wi-n- iu the city for ,
'hours yesterday i:hoii't4 and
int; at'ur hiincsH inattws.
r. of
i'.w
look-
that ! ftdl off from on. hundred nnd
G. W. Lewis Declare Famous finhiy to onr hundn-U and inty nine
j r J 1 i wound bwr 1 km w it. I bt-an to
Medicine Ended Long- av(. rh ,.UMia,ism , ,v h.KS BO tad
Standing Stomach Trouble, that il was an effort lor me to make
R..I 14,,, lib, C,or,t,tK i my rounds, and aftiT bt-in k on the Job
ettoring Health, trengtn ,iM lik.hl , ciimix h(,me HO wl)rnoul
C.ZX1 Vi JJOr. ' look Lalf the day tor mo to set to
sleep, i
! "I wasn't at):r to rft nny n tirt until
I finally Ml upiin Tanlac, but this
trrutrni'iil put me m fine ytiapo. und 1
have bii n taV.inj It off and on for the
past two years nfl to k'p in pi-rtVct
tiini. I riT;aii'ly rto full jusiicn to my.
ninals now. and niv weight hart cone
up to one himurrt and ciihty pounds.
I hli-Tp like a Ion when I pet In from
woik. and althouth I'm roundins out
my Bixty-ninth year. I don't feel a day
over thirty five. Other people, of
course, can hnvp the medicine they
want, but I'll take Tanlac for miue
every time." !
Tanlac Is for Bale by (ill Rood drm;
Ki.Hls. Take no substitute. Over 3j
milli'in botiles sold. j
i When a medicine prodws results,
I itrt praise in mire to be heald. That
; is why ti. W. Lewis, w.-ll-ktiown nii-ut
watchman for tlie Willamt-ite Iron A:
Steel V.'oiks, liviiiK at ST v- -'-ml st.
I'ortland, as well as huinlreds of oilier
Oregon jK-opIe, no readily speak up
for Tanlac.
"Tanlac did such fine work In my
case," said Mr. Lewis, "that I can
recommend it In the highest terms.
For several years, 1 had been sufferiiiK
from stomach trouble and a rundown
condition. .My appetite called for very
little, and alter !i I would bloat
up with pas and bo in terrible pain
anil misery. I lost weight so fast
There is character in each of these high-grade makes
of sho?s. I-or anv numosc. for children, for women
show you the season's latest.
Mr. Illishiicll in I lly
; Mrs. M. 1,. Ilushnell of Ten Mile
'spent the day in Uosoburtf shopping
and vl.siriiifr frieiiilr,. Mr. lUiHhncll
has been In poor health but is rrpid
; ly improving. ,
after helm; given i,e!r to rli-'ht th (
machine .Mr. Jones proceeded on to;
hi;: destination. i
PAR to trade for property,
street.
I
2U Wash
for meiri let
Better Service Cotter Merchandise
mm.
I'liilei-Roes Operation
Mrs. Kred Schwartz was taken to
M rcy hospital "yesterday ut'ternoon
: where she underwent an operation
this morning for nppendicitis, l)r.
! A. K. Ketber belni; the attending sur
geon. The patient was reported Ket
tim,' alou; nicely lalo this afternoon.
1'ie.lneK.s In Oakland
1'. It. Kenny, inamu'er b the
f'oeglas Credilers nsso 'iallon sp.'i.t
to day In Oakland a.tuKtins to bus
iness matters.
! HOTEL ARRIVALS t
"The Store That Does the Business"
: Entertain Missionary Society
, Mrs. Louis Kuhlb'iL'en and Mrs. W.
C. Pickens will entertain the baptist
Missionary Society on Thursday after
noon at the homo of Mrs. Kohlhaeen.
The subject for the nfternoon will beiA. Urown
Itejrlsterwl nt the lniHuii
C. It. Kinccld, v. KniKht, Mr.
nnd Mrs. C. K. ,'illiams. Mr. and
Mrs. H. Andi'rson. II. V. .lledlck, 1).
M. Anderson, I). S. Ford, KiiKene;
W L. Jordan, 10. ('. Itrownson, H.
Iteel'e. II. I. Ijirsen. Mrs. I. Lar-
sen. Seattle; 1(. S. .VcfVllechcr, f'.eo.
John H. Morse, Pan ! ran
I'OIt SALE Milch Boat
3 F-12.
fresh, l'hone
:3
fttv Ar.s(i'.nt(.(l rrcNf, I
RANTOl'L, III., April lS.-.Vot a
falaiity has liei-n cheeked .ij:.iinst the
air service during Ihe, three months'
that have elapsed since Major (ieneral
Mason M. l'atrlck, chief of the United
States Air Service Issued orders to
the rommnnilliiK officeis of Clmnule,
Ilollllic, I.ailKley, Mitchell, McCook
mid Selfrldae Fi 1.1. lo inaiiKur.ile
lei ular S '! edtlled fllL'lllS over II model
airvv.iv over the eastern mid middle
vvesioin slates, uccm-ding i. colds
here.
The iiiodel air course takes In New
York, 1 1 :i 1 1. lit .n . Va., Cleveland, To
ledo, Iieiroit. KoV.omio. Intl., ami Kan
toul. Fach field dispatches it plane
bi-weekly.
The records sdiow that Ihe first
flights were not all completed on
schedule time, but each dip has shown
an Improvement. A trip recently com
pleted was from Chanule Field to Iviy
teli, ., to I 'ill on i ttns. o . back to !av
ti ii. to Moimd-ville, V. Va., to Wash
iei'ton to ('iKpheilillHl. Md.. to New
York, back to Ya'-.hilii.'tii:i. to Mimcds
ville, to t'level inil. to I'etroil, to To
l.'do. back to Ivirolt. I.i K.ikuino. 1ml.,
rrnl return to Ch.mute I'ieid. The dis-
Inn MM-red was nunc than lui)
1'iiles and the 1 1 it ;il actual fl ing time
EFFICIENCY
BmPMwmi'.pii
Does Not F.xist Without
Perfect Vision
Seven Out of Ten People
I lav'e Defective Vision
HAVE YOU?
Consult
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
424 Peikins Hiiihliup;
Roseluirr;, Ore.
was 22 hours and ten minutes.
While no aviator was killed, yet Ihe
flights were far from devoid of ex
citement and hairbreadth escapes. I
Major F. L. Martin in a recent trip1
h it ( hanute on a route which covered
lsiiu miles, lie was furnished v.ilh
strip maps covering the entire route,;
but only for territory a few miles on!
each side of the route. The only lanil-l
inn place between Zanesville, Ohio and'
Washington Is Moundsvlile, ihe re-1
maining landscape being almost con
tinuously mountainous. Heine hehind
schedule, Major Martin tried a more;
direct route than that outlined and al-j
most immediately ran Into a strong
headwind and dense clouds. lie was!
blown off his course while flying over!
Ihe mountains. After some time of:
aimless flying, trying to obtain his
bearings he suddenly realized his gasj
wi.s getting low, his oil was almost I
cone, and that he had no place loj
land. He was. rather high at the lime
and (It-imped down to try for a landing, j
Just before his gas gave out he saw'
a town and recognied It as Mimnds-I
ville, his original objective. On land-
liu- safelv he found lie had only three i
gallons of gasoline left, and no oil.
Lieutenant Floyd A. I.uiub II started
the only flight in the three months
lliat was not carried to a successful;
conclusion, but fellow aviators look'
upon him as having a charmed life. I
His first mishap on his route from'
chanule -to New York was when a
spark plug went wrong nnd be was
forced down near Wheeling. W. Va., '
ile repaired the (l.imave aril teok off
again onlv to find dense clouils ion-'
fronting him. Whin he had climbed
al nve th"tn be learned he was out of
oil. He a-raln landed safely, replcn-j
Ished his ml tank anil was off again1
for WashiniMon. lie arrived there a
ii'iy late, hul went en immediately to'
New Yuri; Intending to make up lime
lo- retuiiiiti" to Washington the same
af'ern.ion. I. lent, l.uriilell started from
Vv York Jim before Iw'iehi and a:
s rung wind almost immediately hlew
l'MM eff bis course, lie finally found
himself nn tie edge of Chesapeake
llav fiihting an outgoing wind, lie,
was foreed to land, b'lt it was tm dark
to ee the erinind. He finally decided
lo co it Mind and landed in n Held,
hut Lady l.i'ek had her head turn.'d
the other Wiiv and he hit the orlv
tiie tn the field. His plan crish. d
r'l.ii wss demolished, but ihe a iat r
Hh a sILIil cut over the eye. j
"Ilaptists In Europe." A large attend.
ttnee of the members Is desired.
Iminty refreshments will be served.
Ifimu. Freni ('atll'eniln
Xr. and Mrs. Fred Jones returned
last evrnleg from a ten il iys' visit
to points In California. On their way j Curt inn. II
ilnwn while pas'ip anoth'-r car.land. K. C.
cisco; Frank A. Terrv, Edmund
Croft, Fandon; II. J. llalvordson, N.
Y.; If. Abraham. Los Angeles; Mrs.
I'afnnrd, R. J. Loss, Los Angeles;
Sam A. Mother. F.en F. Hunt, J. F.
Kertchem, Mr. anil Mrs. Hobt. Wil
son. I'hil Ashford. C. II. White, p. C.
Paoghertv, 0. It. l!ol
Orelder. W. A. Tippy. M.
WANTED A man to wash windows.
Inquire at Unipqua Hotel at once. I
LOST Lady's leather gauntlet glove.j
Finder return to News-Heview of. ice. i
FOR SALE 5 horse power electric!
motor. $100. II. C. luuvson, 62o 2nd
Ave. j
FOR SALE Old growth fir block
wood. Phone 170-Y, or c:yl at 816
Winchester sL -
FOR SALE C wheel scrapers, G-3'4
j ft. fresnos, nnd two plows. J. Elmer
Nelson, Olendale.
I FOR SALE 6 room house on paved
I street. Close In. Terms. 733 S. Pine
st. Phone 459-J.
FOR SALE Water power washing
machine with wringer, price
929 Winchester st.
WANTED Centle work horse
mare, about 1300 pounds. II.
Klinger, Luxonville, Ore.
mm
INTERWOVEN SOCKS FOR J
Wear Longer and Look Rtf. t, . 4
Lisli
e,
Silk and Lisle Silt c-n
Ribbed Stitch. PlaSnd
4n i or. uockoa
40c to $2.00
TRY OUR 75c SILK
DUDS FOR MEN, k
The Home of Hart Schaffner A ...',..
I C. A. Itertell, W. A. Ward, flert.'f.. I. 3
r.
inecoun.yC0llrt
age Drain wh..re ,f'"ii
or,
i-ne.s Roseburg.
their ma'dilne left, the highway, i H. Nichols, Portland: Ir. nnd Mrs.
striking loose dirt, and turned com-! Ceo. Elsler, Denver; Mrs. C. II.
pletely over. No Injury was done I ver, Dlxoeville; K. L. Christie
to either the passenger or the carjY.; Mrs. )'.. C. Cross, Mrs. P.
j Ilyrd, Sal.-m.
OM-
X.
w.
LIBERTY THEATRE
LAST TIME TODAY
Iti'glste'eil nt Crand Hotel
Fred Assam, an wife. Glide"
E J. llavncs. C. A. Sandusky, i:r.
and Mrs. F. L. I'.agtey, M. E. Davis,
F. W. llavter. 11. M llnyter. Mr.
lied Mrs. E. Ensign, W. L. Yovng,
Portla-id: Thus, rcavel: E. Jolm-oi.
1 1. S. Ireland, Olnll i : M. II. Mauld
ing, Cltv. C. A. Peterson, A. '1.
1'eid. Corvnllls: C. L. Uowell: W. 10.
IWiicbt, It. MeCulloc'i. II. C. Hardy.
! McM'i.nvlllo; J. t. Baker, Spokane;
C E. Clinrrtler. Ra'em: A. W. linker,
jcreswcll; R. S. !!lassiugame, I Iu
lard.
sDln, ,. rn...it., .0
ii,D.t uiiu laiiiitj.. ui i hit: i-e i oiain wn.im .l
Grove: Dr. A. O. Walker ami fien.'rmil -,.
lly. Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. M. s.j '
Middleburg, Round Prairie: Mrs. F. Wlllmr IlivUru u
ivai Knoven, springdale. Wa-h.; C. ' jn(.b qi. ,
A. F.-ichtliiger. Seattle: J. w. II,- to J
(.. ,.." rr
' - - - - - - - .
FOR" RENT 2 furnished sleeping '"TT..TT.TTwwt4t....., l
room. Priv. of bath. 2 blocks from . M
round house. 218 S. Flint st. L. R.
Meredith. , .
fMPORTEIM'eTcheron stallion listing
9(1918 will be nt I'mpqua each Thuts-
dav and Wilbur each Friday. E. D. ' '
Mills,Oaklaml, Ore. ,
Y'OFNG-JerseybuH. hobbled, strayed
from home. Kindly advise where- ,
nbouts if seen an 1 oblige Fred Park-
er Sr., Canyonville. tre.
f
Choicest Candies
and Ice Cream
You'll like the delicious wfc.j.. !,
K.1Wi:u iur your neta
a. a
p,,l ,
III I'l-ellt
'. Pi.
spent til
.f...r l,e
M ill lY-ii Son
llliiu
hern :,',id
illy la 1!
Iilll-g
Wilbur !
looking 1
I lower Slolen
A riifber ef per'-ons are r.'por'li;,
I'll' theft ef flowers from tliei,-
til The el k is believed to ee ,
eelie li,- i l i 1-1 ri'M. I :l se.li-' l.tsi'S le
'b'wer I., ils have be, n inalieioush ,
: 1
ilv4
The Greatest Play
OBIN HOOD' j
AT LIBERTY THEATER
!onday, Tuc?djy and Wednesday, April 23, 21, 25
Afternoons and Evenincs
O Watch for Schedule
"k',V'VV-"-'-"'V -'-'-'-''-'V"t.'.'.". .'.'.'."V'..-V'.
Most Versatile
Most Beautiful
Most Famous
of all American
Artitt't Models in
"Heedless
Moths"
The Picture That
Millions will Remember
MILLIONS Cf Arricrt
citii tift r,l tt,e
lifi- itery of t,.u
tlflll Al l'lli:V Mt'NSON.
Mllheni knew hT tliru
hr u t 1 I in work, tir-r
bint'. hir clevrii'M, tier
VMrwIlltty.
NOW yni, mftT hr
In ft Ihrohhinf wtftrv ef
yinmf m r I I . l ' m.vlrl'ft
trigs-! for fftnis ftn.l for
tune.
It'rf a story you'U nrr
forL
Thft p I r t u r llh th
runcli. 11 ig. Clftftn, Klnft,
VVhoU-ftonifw
lon't nitss iilAf
HRKIit.KSS MOsTHS" If
Tnu w n, I n v. on of
th fttifftt rholo drftniftft la
Hotel Douglas Guests
J. II. llagenblast, Portland, O. A.
ICopelanil. Portland; A. E. Everton.
I Portland. William S. Denver, Port
llnnd; Fred W. Twohy, Aloha, Ore;
R. II. Maupln, Portland; Carl G. Grid,
'i'ortland: Hay D. Wright, city; Ernest
!c. Wolf- a ud wife. Portland: 1).
liruce Hainar, Portland; H. L. IMirk
lew, Portland; A. J. Iloaoh, Portia, id:
John Strain and wife. Los Angeles;
Mr. and Mrs. P.. Day Green, Wen.it- !
ehce, Wnsh.: M'ss Itea Green, Wen- j
atehee, Wash: G. Eillun,!. Portland: i
Will A. Jeter. Marshfield; A. I..)
CbamberM. Yakima, Wash.: F. L. I
Poole. Ashland, Ore.; C. E. Prown :
and wife, Elleiishurg. Wash.: T. E.
O'Connor. Portland; L. A. X'idleigli
and wife. Myrtle Point. Ore.; Gilbert
Sehelfer and wife. Myrtle Point, Ore.; j
Walter Anderson. Tillamook, Ore.;
11. E. Veateh. Portland; F. T.
bv'ir-'.. l",i'-eiie; Mc Gregor",
Portland: .1. Asbby, Portland: E.
Lii'ng. I'ort'avd: II. P. Mor:e, Port- '
'anil; .1. W. Tynan, Portland.
NEW TODAY 1
FOR KENT- room modern house al
111 S. Pine. Phone 2IB-U.
'OR RENT Sleeping room with bath
and telephone. Call 2lSI J.
A IIPSINESS OPPOUTPXITY'-'Snirp
htrgain in goir.L', paying, groeeiy
and supply stati'in. llest location
In town. Wonderful opportunity.
Stork freh and new fixtures, t heap
1 rent. 't'liM is a snap b-irgpin tor
' sorie l,e wire. Price fj.'e'n. See
j I nwrem " Agency, 12j Cass St.
j Phone 219.
i TRACTS OF LAi'TiS"Eastei-n"iuar-.
ter ef Mont A:to Ranch -t a bar
: gain if taken at once, choice river
I bottom land, a rich base ptiini-e
j oil. has heeii -under ellltiva.iiei.
i bordering on North 1'i'iiHiua hi-h-;
wnv and riier. at $75 per ac. Second
bottom land er bench, ready to be
Plowed, at J'". an :. ll.u le; -'
hrull lend. JS to '"i per acre. Jl
rer. s con, bin,, prune ami vatp'tt
, o-chard. loo-e river b 'Mom soil, bor
dering on ho.-hw ay and river, a: f:'" i
1 ' . r acre i'.,r ,. ,-., enquire of .1. 11.
' is C.li.We l)v....-n
n. See Hart-
- i
1 if ordered
Also 12 and T
Our ntnrA I a Viapminn j
tf icnucivuuE ior many Racqjasi
" lov.ic you io meet friends here at our Sadifauru
Cozy Lunch Room.
The Palace of Sweets
RELIABLE TAILOR
We make Ladies' Suits
Men's Suits
Phone 149
J. H. BERNIER
Kohlhsoen Eldg. (Next Dow lipqa
FOR SALE Ford 1 1 nek, cbeap. Fiist
class condition. Also Studebaker
truck. 1st class condition. See Hart
ley, at ditching's Garage,
SLAB WOOD ?3 per cord
for delivery by May 31. Al
Itl-ineh old growth fii. S3.75 and $1
tier. Powell's Furniture Store. Phone
B38. I
HOMESTEAD RELINQUISHMENT ;
Will cut l.'OOO cords of wood. Near X
Dillaril. Good soil and good water, j
Yours for J.'.flO. Address "Home-: MtfmmHMMMf
siead" care News-Review. , '
FOR RALE Two ton truck- valued at
fl.'Otl. To trade for Roseburg prop
erty or will accept car as fiist pay
ment. Address S. II. care News
Review. FORSALK Whit e enamel" bedTwt 111
springs and mattress; while enamel
.dressing table, 3 mirrors and stool
to match. All nearly new. Cheap
Address V. M. care News-Review. I
LOST OR-STOLEN Several-"riioiit lis
ago. Mo'her of pearl penholder
with po'd mounting, valued as Keep
sake. Reward for return to this
office and no questions asked.
OWNER LEAVING CIT Y WillTari'l
L. goi 1 live room house on east
ri le ef p. ne Street, close in, cement
'!:., vivid street, will include
- io s'''ift and linoleum. Price
?- .Vi? ,i'".0 down, balance monthly
imvi:ii:i;s. W. A. POG'ARD REAL
ESTATE CO. 13 CASS ST. PHONE
3o3.
SNAP F A U c. A 1 N ;?Y X C IT Y 1 1 0 M E S
4 room cottage celled and papered.
City w;uer and electric lights, toilet
lied, extra fine garden lots,
.".ii 1 y K'u. Nt a' paeiiie:;t. Price
il-'it. Half ccsh.
4 i'ocui cetiiice. In -ood condition,
well locate. I. Lot i ;eo by lo a. Fine
r. r.nd f.-iiit. chicken hnise.
flL'i.a. Some terms.
3. fi loom leim-alow practicall;- new.
P.. . -uMr.it lee,, l,n. Hi; ilt in features.
Weed b:;-ei:nnl. lot lui' by PHI. Fine
g:i:ihn. city water, electric lights,
hopse alone cos J:11.','!. ou can
have a li s ,! for $lt;nfi. Some terms.
rooni cottage, good us new. I ost
Jlsoo. Nie.lv painted. 4 big lots.
1'ivi. eie.e'ien house, big garden all
I'lf-led. Price t1TK H ".If cash.
Pig 7 room house, fully furnished.
2 eeves fine giiibn land, barn
vara,..' big liruli chickens, tools
: I iniph-ui.'prs House a'-?re would
l i.s, ?'.l, el. Fve-y,l'.ing gi C3 for
Knl S;
I". roei"
WtO(rtii
ClemiitM
Also
Aesop's Fah'es
Town Topics
and
Trsvetaiighs
r.'T77:
Free Trip Through
Studebaker Factory
TWO SHOWS TONIGHT
":-!) A Nil 0 P. M.
I
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' ADULTS m
I BALCONY lMM S
R ifiia NsTWT wftwawiriry IW,
t 25c N
ON THE ORGAN
t
4 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
I V,fh.- fry
rf '(S','' . '' iff
WMAT'S
iJ K'
WITH THE
WOMEN?
I
CAXC.tt MY SMUKtv w.uj!1
There was death and
-Shoe Bsr"
...cii; ya iu, w j . ,(KIir
blame? The blaino. story of a f ery m
behind him. TOM MIX'S latest and best P
LEE KIDS' COMEDV-"DOUBLE,TR0L5
. LE NTERNA1N0NALJEW5
THURSDAY FRIDAY
-QUINCY ADAMS SAYj,
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