ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1923.
PAGE f'lVB
cnr wo
L of the wrapper is rapid
taning. The house sown,
fee, the pajania. are talc
kce in the home. All of
Us. particularly the paja
fccse gown, are moro prac--less
fearful; the negligee
p less formal and more
Tbut certainly an attrac
ts, to say the h ast,
fold wrapper! Shades of
dustiness! It was a thing
$o woman dared be seen !
(..ter look so terrifically
. Its home-mado look
Tired get-up were a trial
ttinesa of the fairest wo
I ugly wrapper was many
ke of the factors in the
ftp of a happy home ! j
p "wrapper" has grown
c rament without losing
ability. Designers every
P. Deo. S.-A box of Ihe
primes that Oregon
r-aiul there an- none bet-
award by express todav
i.'oolidge with tlie com-
ll'- I'ort'and C hainber ot
(D:her Itc. s of prunes.
id sianihr.t will bi'
V"Ts MtXary and Stan
ie request lliat tiny be
as.
I .run.
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i'-'i ty'u!"
lie prune 1T,
ut.. w,.;,
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cmp. of Port
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express
I other
a.-i;uining
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TTQCOGLiDGE
en Nowadays Glorify
Old-fashioned
ill Rf III
f J ' v. , , , , tf' 7 'IV" MV, !
aimf avpp. c. wen
year are turning out models well
and fashionably made, often fol
lowing the lines of the current
fashionable street gown.
For instance, when, during the
last two years, the bateau neckline
for frocks was in vogue, that same
neckline was adopted for house
gowns. True, the house gowns
were carried out in corduroy, but
a certain amount of style was
there!
Gowns of long-waists have been
copied in the negligees. Bell
shaped sleeves, and sometimes
really short sleeves, have found fa
vor with madamc for her "wrap
pers." But this fall there is still an
other Innovation. The house gowns
of the latest design follow the lines
of the coats. Long-walsted, well
and becomingly collared, they have
CHRISTIAN CHURCH SUN
DAY EVE.; DEC. 9TH
Mrs. C. K. Rusho illustrates
the sermon by painting the pic
tun while the pastor preaches.
Mrs. Stanton and Charles Stan
ton sing. "Nothing But Leaves."
Sermon; Cod's Ax. Orchestra
throe numbers Anthem.
NEW LAMP BURNS
94 AIR
Beats Electric or Gas
w uvuaie inning loom, I a npw nil Inmn that rives amaz-
lltatiles Hawh ), Sill-.inL.v hrillinnt anfi while lii-hl non
j better than gus or electricity, has
i) tile president he, n lewled hv the IT. K. ttovernment
Bin delegation is part of: and Sii In c universities nnil found
campaign in which 'to be superior to 10 ordinary oil
of CuKimerre is engaged lamps. It burns without odor, smoke
aruiers anl O: , uunians or noise no pumping up, is simple,
a. Chl i;-''!!- tills Indian, safe, ftiirnn '14' ; nir nnil &','.
ft? (if tho cunt.-- NM,. ,-rtlm,.,n L.irna.i, t rn nlll
t.io di,ii.,lc purpose of The inventor, V. M. Johnson, 1C1
ptidM-ts i H.-ir present i North Inion Ave., Portland, Ore., Is
p-'d le. a !.u-e surplus 1 offering to send h lanin on 10 tiav's
of pi.iuhii--! KKF.E trial, or even to give one Fit EE
tluougliout ; lo the first user In each locality who
ling to the will help htm introduce it. Write him
(''.amber of . today for lull particulars. Also ask
,i in Oregon him to expluin how you can get the
"-ton. this agency, and without experience or
. inately 4j.-' money make $2uU to $."i)U per month.
K:1 :!. l-i wid.iion to' XMAS GREETINCS
I " " iimii;.,:,! of I 'ith your foio. Call the Itoseburg
' ni"?, i:roW.T nr.. : Studio and make an nrniointment
''!! " I.U..I some I,-' ""' 137 Jackson St. Bell Sisters
' (1 ! l! v,. s mm I Bldg.
CONFERENCE AGREES
TO NEW YEAR GAME
I'nlleil nun.)
r.ERKEI.EY. Dec. i. The Pacific
Coast intercollegiate conference ap
proved the New Year's game boiwei n
the Navy football team and Washing
ton at Pasadena on the condition thai
Iti'i game be managed hv llio Iwo
I which play and played under a direct
it out rim''H''t between them, which wan
na i, i r a-r' eable to ihf Tournament of Itones
' , nianagemeiii. The conference hi lied
I ule fur r.ext year was also arranged.
STANDARD OIL TO
HAVE UP-TOWN OFFICE
The Standard Oil Connaiiy 1ms
completed arrangements -"' an up
town office located at the t7nipQ.ua
Hotel, and Contractor John Kiuian
today started the work of partitioning
oft u corner of the dining room opi n
itig on Jackson street. The Standard
Oil Company in Its effort to serve Its
patrons desires to provide everv ac
commodation, and this up town olfice
wiil b- ,f much benefit in enabling
thi-e having business with the coni-
riiii 10 get ,n touch with the proper
persons and have the.r needs at'eml-
'ed to with the leas possible delav.
-1 The office will be under the direct
-i io!vhl,r,!" ol M;,naKer J. M. Lerrln win
18 has taken up his duties here follow-
LLLL, Observe 1 n"h rai.sfer f Manager a L. Ily
Ub4erTer- 'and to Hood River.
Wrappers
i mm
also generous sleeves. They are
quite "ilrusBed up" affairs. Should .
madame spend her morning in one
of these phe would indeed feel well
dressed and able to receive a neigh
bor or sudden caller with the poise
that comes to one possessed of the
knowledgo that ' she is properly
clothed and becomingly.
Two of these "coat" models aro
shown in the sketches above.
A dressy pajania set, and a hand
some one is shown in the photo of
Agnes Ayers, featured player in
the Paramount picture, "Spring
Magic." The Jacket is a long one,
coming well below the knees. It Is
elaborately and beautifully em
broidered in many colors. The
trousers are wide and of brocade
in a solid color.
Surely this outfit would grace
any homo.
BOYS HELD FOB
Fred Thomas and Joo Mayherry
were returned here last night after
being arrested In drams Pass on un
charge of stealing two bicycles from
Rev. Joseph Knotts of this city. The
two boys were picked up by the
(rants Pass authorities when they
attempted to sell one of the Mryeles
at the same store at which Mr.
Knotts had purchased it a short time
aKo. The proprietor of tho estab
lishment recognized the wheel, with
the result that tiie officers took them
into custody and have confined them
in the city jail. They are to plead
before Justice of tile Peace George
Jones this afternoon.
Thomas is the younger of the pair
and claims to be a resident of Cali
fornia. Mayberry says lhat he Is
from NewYork and lhat he in a de
sertir from the I'nited Slates navy.
I lie states that be p rt the ship Se
'atile" in Seattle, Washington, pome
; months ago and is eviieciing lo be
returned there or to Washington to
receive trial for that offense.
NOTICE TO LIGHT AND POWER
Electric service will be Interrupted
Sunday. Dec. Mh on the entire sysi
In liosrburg between 9 and Jn a.
and on everything north of leer
Creek from !) a. m. until I! p. ni., due
to stringing in wire for tl'.e nw sub
station. THE CAI-H'C'IiNIA ORECON"
POWER COMPANY
IIICH SCHOOL NOW
HAS MUSIC BACK
With the reinstallation of the mu
sic department in the Ircii sehool
both th" rlee clubs and the orches
tra have again taken up the work
which was omitted Ian year ;-nd
have already nceomplished imieh in
the way of organization. Tin; gl '
clubs have a capacity eiirolhii' nt a'ld
the orchestra liu-'ud-s filte. n piece h.
The Llee clu's have n;ei regulurly
and t!ie laletit Is promi-ine this ir.
.Miss Ilazi Itinc w ho has charge of th
music department is ivpectliu: to do
pone' r'ul work in tiiis line during
Ihe s'ason. Thp" praitltes of the
orchestra bave ' n b-Id o tar with
the mu-lelans showing i.p i ! t n 1 i '1 i y .
i:iig:igt n. . nis fur the s. r.'ie.s of In"
orchestra In''' l" f ."! dul-d Tar
lut - the spria:; Tl.e l.iili m bod
fluci-nt lintly Is ll'.'Mv i.l.as-d vl'h
being altle to again hue ihise de
part wilts back n sel.ot l.
XMAS GREETINC3
With your fi: (all tin TioM-burg
u-'ii ai.d n, Tie an a pi-oil.' tn'-nt
no-. 137 Jail. -ou St. ii'il ai.-tc:
' Uldg.
LEGION SIGNING UP
II MEMBER!
The membership la I'mp'iua I'ost
of 'he American Legion is showing a
rapid increase this i i k as a result
ot the effort of the two teaniH. un
der the captaincy of Clinton Uorthv
aud Kudy Hitzman. Worthy's squad
is in the lead today unit I'liut suv
ho is determined to ,'hriug home
the bacon" and force lludy's follow
ers lo provide the "feed" for the
troops of his command. Kudy, who
ha been nicknamed "the lighting
Kutchuiiin," is letting no uioss grow
on liis back and win n the final
count of members is made It will lie
u "toss 'up" for the winner.
STAGE UPSETS ON
Ail auto accident which prev l
fortunate in more ways t!ia;i one j
occurred last night on the ' oos l'.ay
highway when one of (lie l i;r sl ig s!
of the Coast Auto ) ;::m ran off ',
a four-foot bank nl'oii; four miles i
this side of Cumin V. !! trl over-j
turned. Not one of the right pas-!
sengers received a brin-e or scratch!
and the car was only slightly dam
aged. According to e:npl' :' s of the stage i
lino the ac.ddent v..n probably duo 1
to the fact that the vision of the '
drivoc A. S. Newman, beeanie ob-
scured by tho spri.il;!i:ig rain from
the outsidi- and the "sweat" which !
had formed on the inside of the !
windshield. When the driver real
ized that iwo of his wiieels were off,
Ihe hank he v.-as able to bring his I
car to almo.-t a dead :-tandsli!l before ,
it turned oti its side after slipping
gently about six feet off the road. ;
The pa8se.ii:rrs were aide to get out '
of the machine thnnigh a hole cut ;
in the top and were brought to town ,
by other cars summoned from Ibis
city. '
The passengers place no blame on
Mr. Newman for his driving aud con- (
sider the accident unavoidable. He j
is not a regular employe of the com- i
pany but wns under charter to bring j
the car over as a relief driver last j
night. The condition of the roads i
on the highway is reported to be
fairly good, and had nothing to do
with the accident. The car was
brought to Itoseburg today.
Radio Cleaners one day service;
we call and deliver. Phone ;:I3.
The first string of basketball men j
on tlie high school line-up for the!
season are practicing bard audi
'!cadi!y and are netting in good form I
for ihe opening of tlie season. Conch j
Larson is giving his men daily in-1
struction in tlie finer points of the
ame and lining up the fellows for a
real winning quintet before the yeai-j
is closed. So schedule has yet been .
made due to the fact that the scaeon !
t-will not open for a few weeks yet, but ,
communications have been sent all
ihe larger schools which the team ex-1
ports to meet and a schedule is prom-,
ised at a very early date. A game (
with Myrtle (reck will open tlie
season and will be fallowed by a
straight, almost weekly, schedule, j
The game with Myrtle Creek will'
probably be held tliia coming week if
he necessary arrangements can be
nade.
Closing out Southport coal a $10:
per ton. Heun CerroUien Co. I
BAPTIST 1 E185
CLOSE I
The evangehf t ic .meetings that
hao been in procreKS at ihe llaptb.t
church for two weeks w'ill close to
morrow night. The services tomorrow-
l,c exjieeted to be the best of
the whoie sei-is. It is hoped that
those who have not thus far enrolled
in some Sunday sehool will hit on
hand at 9:17, to study the llilile. At
11:00 o'clock Itov. Mr. Cum will
preach. Special music by .Mr. Ott on
tlier viiilin, M'.-. Melvin on the cello,
and Mrs. nsbeia on the piano.
Tilt; countrv people are iuv:feil lu
bring tiieir luni le-s to th" itMtinitr.t
service and '-iircad them togttlier in
the bas'iiiin' at noon. Ilet coffee
will be sv.-Pa!.:.- there. The aft. r-n-Hin
servh e i ; planned epi dally so
that the countrv people can nt'eed
before having tn izti home to alf-'l.d
their stock. This service Is at three
' o'clock, and In" special retjue-tt .Mr.
Cum will speak on the "Second Coin
ing of C'hri i ' The biggt .t. j.. rvi v
. oi the da' al:d Ihe cl";i'ig of th"
'. si ties will be at 7:.1o In Hi" curing.
A In-art v ltr.ii.it I'm to evry o:i" to
.attend this ver:te, f mm., .ith-r In
the day. Mr. t.i.m will iiri.n h. This
will he ihe l.v ; i h ince to In ar him
. .VI. k ll.i.-liim . nirector of music in
, tl:e it . s' I '". will sing.
The fcillnwin,- item coll cer II I II g th'
divorce t.j; ti i ay .V Hie I'arne c
a forn.. r r i' 1. 1 "f this city. w.i
i e : 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 - : I iii J i : 1 Or eoman tnd i-:
"W. (i I'.iitii. ! is a crank on loo.l
acci.ruir.! ;. rMinplaint filed '.---terday
!y - 1 e -1. Parim le. Mm.)
finals whit h i " I'keil she could not
bave !,. au-e o' hullliy'a prejudice
sr- iiiit tii- in ti:-- male's complaint
Maud, lb- ii r l.-vu b-'i r. s-j.j.-aled
year."
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' I
NOTICE TO LIGHT AND POWER
L'lectrlo service will be Interrupted
Sunday, Die. 9th on the entire system!
In Itoseburg belw cell 9 and 10 a. m. '
and on ever) tiling north of lieeri
Creek from 9 a. ni. until 3 p. ni., due ;
to stringing lu wire for the new sub
tuition. THE CALIFORNIA ORKCON i
l'OWElt COMPANY i
t LODGE DIRECTORY t
Neighbors ot Woodcraft, Lllao Clrcl
No. 49 Meets oo 1st and third
Monday evenings, in K. ot P. ball
Vlditlt.g neighbors Invited to attend.
11EHTHA E. TAYI.OK. O. N.
UAKGAKET WHITNEY. Clors.
Knights of Pytnlas, Alpha Lodge Na
47 Meets every Tuesday evening
In KnlgJits ot Pythias hull, 1.10 Rose
street Visitors alwavs welcomed
CLAIR K. ALLEN, 0. C.
J. R. FARR1NOTON, M. F.
K. E. V1MUE1",Y. K. It. S
K. O. T. M. meets eacn 2nd and 4tb
Thursday ot each month, in Hares
o. - hall, corner Cass aud Pint
; reels. Visiting Knights alwaya
welcome.
U C. GOODMAN, Lorn.
O. W. RAPP, R. K.
I. 0. 0. f., Phlletarian Lodge No. 8
Meets in Odd Fellows Temple ever)
Friday evening. Visiting brethen
are always welcome.
BEN PALM. N. O.
A. J. UEHDES. Kec. Sev
4. 11. BAILEY Fin. Sec. .
United Artisans Meets in Macca
Dee Hall first and third Wednesday
Visiting members always welcome.
LAl'RKN McCl'U-OCH, M. A
MILDRED Mod' I. LOCH, Trias
BELLE STEPHENSON, Sec
Roseburg Rebekah Lodge No. 41
I. C. O. F. Meets In Odd Fellow
, Temple every week, on Tuesda
evening. Visiting members in voor
standing are Invited to attend.
F.FrTE MORCAN, N. .
TILL1E I. JOHNSON, Rec See
ETHEL 11AILEY. Fin. Sec.
Laurel Chapter No. 31, R. A. M.
Stated convocations on 1st and 3rd
Tuesdays, Masonic Temple. All
members requested to attend and
vlsitin' companions welcome.
M. O. WALLACE. High Prlost
V. F. HARRIS, Secretary.
Woodmen of tna World, Camp No. 129
Meets in the Oddfellows hall In
Roseburg every 1st and 3rd Mon
day evenlngH. Visiting neighbors
alwavs welcome. V
FRED A. FIELDS, C. C
M. M. MILLER. Clerk.
0. E. S., hescburg Chapter No. 8.
Holds their regulur meeting on the
1st and 3rd Thursdays in each
month. All sojourning brothers
and sisters aro respectfully luvlteo
to attend.
MARY R. BC3AR, W. M.
FREE) JOHNSON. Secretary.
A. F. 4 A. M., Lnurel Longs No. 13.
Regular communications 2nd and
4th Wednesdays each mouth, at
Masonic Temple, Roseburg, re.
Visitors welcome.
R. A. WILSON, W. M.
W. F. HARRIS, Secy.
B. P. O. Elks, Roseburg Lodge No. 328
Hold regular communications at
the Elks' Temple on each Thursday
of every month. All mourners re
quested to attend regularly, and all
visiting brothers are cordially in
vited lo attend.
FRANK CLEMENS, E. R
J. O. DAY, Jr., Secretary.
eagles, Roseburg Aerie Meets In
, Maccabee hall, on Cars street, on
2nd and 4th Wednesday evenings ol
each month, at 8 o'clock. . Visiting
orethren in good Btanding always
welcome.
F.UGKNE LITTLE, W. P. P.
RICIIARP lU'SCli, W. P.
B. F. GOODMAN. Secretary.
W. B. A. O. T. W., Roseburg Review
No. 11 Holds regular meetings on
2nd and 4th Thursday, at 7:30 p. ni
Visiting sisters invited to attend re
views. Maccabee ball, Pine and
Cass streets.
JESS1B RAPP. Col.
LILLIAN M. WIlF.L'LER.com
(Jmpqua Temple No. 4, Pythlsn Sis
! ten iVlee;s tne znu ami tn iiu
day evenings of each month, at the
, K. o'. P. hall VlBltors always wel
' come.
, IIKI.LR WALKF.R, M. E. C.
MAY F. PA It K Kit, M of R. A C
VARTHA CHKISTENSON. M of P
FURNITURE
Crcc'ieiy
Suitcases
Trunks
Notions
'Vc want to sliow you
liow you can save on
purchases of anything in
these lines.
D. J. JAR VIS
333 Wctt Cass St.
Maccabee Bldg.
iuying Turkeys!!
On Saturday and any day here
after until Christmas
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
PAID FOR BIRDS
George Kohlhap?
Economy Market
Roseburg, Oregon
Mill Owners In lily
Frank Pecker und W. J. Decker
of Key-sport, Pa., were 111 Roseburg .
today attending 1 1 business matters.
They recently procured title to the
Skelly Lumber Mill at Drain, taking
Ill the pronorty on tho mortgage ut
hv,.
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LET THE
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OF THE
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Do Your Work
Sun Is Tamed to Man's Purposes
By Using Window Glass and Lac
By an Interior Decorator
Persons who easily enough as
sociate the art of Interior decora
tion with their living rooms and
with rooms considered more formal
In character may learn from a con
sideration ot tho sun-room that
"decoration" should extend to
every detail of tho homo, lleauty
and harmony aro out of place no
where. In tho sun-room the principle
which leads a skillful furnisher to
at in . v. ry way tho par-
., ,i-i I a'ne j.jiern of a
. , a:;.. ,,i .1 lt v, ty namo
it. :.. (,;. f . In
.. ti,';s !.'.,. th.- witalowj
f f ii l.i r
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ih-ifjl i in
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the foreclosure sale recently held.
They are now fdeavori' .T to
poso of the mill and the timber lands.'
before returning home.
Four lerps nneuu aud still growln'.
(he News Review.
tint siii'ii4
no further than the Renaissance,
tone down the glare and diffuse the
light. In making the curtains to
servo exactly the uses of such a
room niau's Ingenuity has been
again triumphant. Ucauty and
practicality are served by roller
curtains of lace, traced with sim
ple designs, weighted by fringes
and euulpped with tassel "pulls."
They may bo rolled out ot the way
on dim or raluy duya, or lowered as
Y I t. ' 1r .1(1
a shield aeaitii" thai r-.:n on days
when that crb Is too hot and glar-
ing-
I" furr: thi rest of th
ro.iri II.. n c ..c Into i:s... perhaps.
f,.in i n i",r. .v.-rrtr.i Tll'TIt
11 I rv. rtK,
MwU k'T f'.riiilKT
i;-;iii'iM , ri 1 i"r
. ii.t i it mif .;
s.uji lit ifl r r inv ! nul' A bv pot
. t"i! pi; t.n ami by th" n of Ikht,
tti:i.'-..r .-v f )--r v:ih as th-i ycl
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