RO8EBUR0 NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAV. JANUARY gl. 19Z4,
PACI EIGHT
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SAVINGS ON EVERY ARTICLE PURCHASED
January Sales!
Pre-Inventory
Reductions
Better Service
the store that
A generous Reduction j CSJgh
amounting to O
On all Dry Goods, Ready toAWar Ladies' and
Men's Furnishings and on practically
All SHOES.
Sale Continues this Week!
Am
I LOCAL NEWS
Orcutt In Portland
Attorney A. N. Orcutt lu spending a
few days In Portland atiendniK to
business matters.
Ed Weaver In City I
C ounty Commissioner Kdwin Weaver
of Myrtle ( reek, spent the day In
Host-burg attending to buMnoss mat-,
tera. ;
On Way to Marihfleld
F. E. Wilson, undertaker at Marsh
field, wax In the city on his way home
from I Anaeles where he hue been
for the past six weeks visiting with
his family who are located there for
the winter.
Will Build Apartment House
Louis Albert Banks him purchased
the old Mellows ' bnrtfllniC on Main
street, three doors souili of the city
hall. The building Is now tised as a
garage, but will be remodeled and
converted Into an apartment house.
Fir Department Called
The fire department was called Sat
urday night for a small fire at the
(leorge Chandler home on Fowler HI.
An oil stove caught fire, but was ei
jUiiKUlshcd before the department ar
rival. No diimsve whs done.
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Z5hQ LIBERTY THEATRE
TODAY AND TOMORROW
MATINEE TOMORROW
The Big
ROBERT W CI IAMBERS
The
Cori
I Conway Tearle and !
! Elliott Dexter I
DorisMay. Harry Nucr3.BruantVa3hDurn, &
Miss Dupont. Phullis Havei: Vally Van and
R Hobart BosvortK-
SNUB TOLLARO COMEDY "THE BIO IDEA"
TmsTBTo SPECIAU SHOW ONLY lie FOR ADULTS. CHILDREN 10c
BE SURE TO SEE
HOUDINI
World's fimoui hjindcuif king
In on of th ytr' molt an
at tons I photodramasl
TODAY AND TUESDAY
Better Merchandise
does the business"
4 NOTICE '
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To members of Host burg Lodga
U. I. O. Klks.
At a meeting of the lodge ot be
held Feb. 7 (I'asl Knalled Rulers
Night) the question of authorlz-
ing and directing the board of
trustees to proceed with the do-
velopmeut of the Klks Field and
Playground ami to provide a fund ,
therefore, will be submitted for
0 your consideration and action.
In Town Saturday
Mrs. T. II. Garrison who resides In
Oakland was In town for several hours
Saturdny afternoon shoppiuK.
Hert Today
Mrs 1. N. Welch of Ohndale was In
this city toilay spending peveial hours
shopping urd MsltlnK with fro nds.
To Portland
Paul llorriiam who spent the week
end in th !. city Willi friends and rela
tives returned last niitltt to his home
In Portland.
Here Today
Mrs. Walter Leake spent the day '.u I
Itosebura shopping ami vMtiiia withi
friends. Mrs. I.eake is floln Illxon-I
Villi'. j
Special
VltNMeO tl IPMKD J MONTtGMf!
DiMl TD ft CMC MM ARCHAmSAUO
ptwowrppt mykom e.iNicrvJ
Griffith
1 coaSofflSri
"fialdaneoffhe Secret
communicated to Houdini from
TESTIFIES .TODAY
fAnaoclnted I'fn I,uio-fl Wire.)
IJ.S A.MiKI.KS. Jan. Zl. Jlifl A
Normand, lllm actress, fashionably J
clad and looking none the worse for
tier recent operation fur appendlclt
Is. today failed to identify the 2S- jj
calibre pistol, up to tin- present
time believed to have Ixen hers,
wiih whKh Horace A. ilreer. Miss g
Normand's rhauircur. shot Court- ,5,
land H. nines. In-over oil man. New i-t
Yearn night. Mi Normand was
45 minute on III" aland at Ureer's
hearing today. rf
For tin- second time Mrs. Kdlth g
Karnes, heretofore described as ,
Miss Nnrniand'i housekeeper at the g
time the shooting occurred, failed to
appear In eourt as a witness In the
hearing and a bench warrant was
Issued for her arrest. fy
Hhorlly after the conclusion of !
Miss Noimunds testimony the hear- g
lilt adjourned until 2 o'clock.
Viss Normand crew quite nert- &
vena during the cross examination. W
The defense Interrupted Miss Nor-
manil's testimony Willi lolent ob
j.ctlons but the actress kept talk- Jij
In sr. The defense shoulted to her to
await eourt Instructions. "I have to
tell the truth." she said. The jq
audtenre applauded. Justice Hanhy
rapped for iiulet and threatened to
' clear out the entire bunch." fi,
o &
k '. t.li.lu Unit i,t WMrflV OlltfltS at
Wharton P.roa. See them now.
ANNUAL SILVER TEA
BE HELD TOMORROW
The annual slher lea of the H"(c- A
buiK Woman's club will be held t. Jq
morrow afternoon In the pnrlors of
the Presbyterian church and a Rood gj
crowd is anticipated. The silver tea f4
Is held each year for the benefit of g
the Scholarship Loan Fund, maintain- J
ed by the federated women's clubs of s
Oregun, and each federated club con- jJ
irbutia so much to the fund. A pro- y
gran will entertain the ladies, and the
committee, composed of Mrs. Chas.
llusho. Mrs. Oeorge Neuner, Mrs C. it
L. Haves, Mrs W. V. Winston. Mrs.
W. .; Wade. Mrs. T. K. Singleton, jff
and :irs C. II lialley, promise that It?
will be an Interesting one.
(iood spray hose at Wharton llros.
EMERGENCY BOARD
MEETING CALLED
f -,.iit,.d T,-s LeAAfil Wire.)
SAI.KM. Jan. 21 governor Pierce
this ntortiinj! announced that a meet
ing of the stute emeiRency beard
would probably be called within the
next two weeks to consider the prob
lem of financliiK the reconstruction of
the Industrial plan'ii at the state
penitentiary, which were destroyed
by fire last fall.
Emergency board meetings are at
the call of the secretary of state.
it. it. om.:it si:r asiih
( A.Hnialt (1 lTfn l-afel Wltr.)
WASHINC.TON. Jnn. 21. The ord
er T l lie tnttTHtutn romim'rre rom
nilHsion rciiuirinK railroads to Ishuc
l:tt rrlinnct-ahlt' mili-ai: tickets un
der the art of VZ was set aside
' iys 'pips nil linn "ins1" I ..sv
LADIES'
SPECIAL
Just the right time for
the right place. Ladies'
black and brown suede
pumps, black and brown
oxfoul3, black and brown
shoes, all go at
S3.00 a pair
ROSEBURG j
l BOOTERIE
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:.V.V,V.t 1KVIN BHUNN v,-..-,,-,
Perkins Bldg.
Shora thai Satlxfy and
Fit Your Fe.-t.
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1IAIIV WAS AIIAMKNKI
roiiTI.ANI), Jan. 21. A ten
ilays ohi tmhy was abandoned
at tin' CuiIiiid Unti l this morn-
o: li liy a young couplo. sup-
pos.dly tin. parents. The ho-
k iMnpneti found the lt and i
Hi-lit it to the Waverly llaby i
Home. e
ty the cupr.-me court today in a
case iTought by the poverniuent
agulnat the rullroads east o( the
Mississippi and north of the Ohio
and I'otonuti- rivers.
CHILSON SCHNURSTEIN WEDDING
Hubert ( hilson and Velma F.
Selinurstein v. ere united In marriage
Sunday evenniK at 9 o'clock at the
I'resl);. te! l.ui nmniie. The ceremony
was pert irined by Rev. 1.. n. Quick.
In the presen.-e of a few relatives and
friends. Mr t hilson k a uraduato of
KosebuiK hih school. The younK
couple will m:iko their home In this
city.
Mrs. Cornutt Here
Mrs. Walter ' omuf "f Canyonville
as in town Inr sevetal hours Saiur
di.y afiernoun shoppinR and attending;
to ether afinirs.
I NEW TODAY
FtK TKAI'K- Mt In Kuen tn trade
fur Ford coupe. O. E. t'ox. Kt. 1,
Hoi v.. Res. torn, Oregon.
FOK "SAI.K -Hat anil vetrhhay In
car load ..!. ton. F. O, 11.
t'reswell. A Kirese J. M. lavenport,
( resweli. Or, con.
Service" is founded on a Red ore story
the Police Archives of two coniinents.
Broccoli Growers!
January 18, 1924.
fFTER investigating conditions in a number of Eastern markets, in addition
to conferring with leading produce men representing practically every
0tf) important market in the United States and Canada, it gives me pleasure
to announce that prospects appear favorable for marketing the coming crop.
We are glad to inform our members that the Roseburg loading
station is under construction, and private railroad track. 6-car capacity
has been placed. Offices and loading sheds will be completed in ample time for
handling the crop.
The following is an estimate of our loading capacities for the coming
season:
Roseburg 30 cars per day
Dillard 4 cars per day
' Greens 4 cars per day
Riddle (3 warehouses) 8 cars per day
Edenbower (team track) 2 cars per day
Sutherlin 3 cars per day
Myrtle Creek 1 car per day
Total Capacity 52 cars per day
- The Roseburg station is located at the corner of West Douglas and the S. P.
railroad tracks.
. Temporarily, our office is in the rear lobby of UMPQUA HOTEL.
Respectfully,
FOSTER BUTNER, Manager
UMPQUA BROCCOLI EXCHANGE, INC.
LOST A for terrier with two black
spots on one s.de. Answeu to the
name of Fat. Reward. Phone
! 111.L j
7 ROOM plastered house. Garage and
woodshed. Paved street. In good'
lo-j t on. A nice home at reasonable
p;i'. IJTcd.t't): Jtiju.uO down and
nil, nee In monthly payments. O. W.
Young & Son. Fhune 417.
JKtert.uO buyg a 4 room house Lot
luoxlOO ft. Some fruit trees. Clar-1
ase. Poultry house PixCO ft. A nice
little home. Suuu.vv cash will
handle. Or will Include furniture
with place for JiTiO.uO. J1350.1K)
cash. G. W. Young i Son, Phone
17.
FIVE TIIOl'SANI) A YKAR ASSFH-,
FD Flour. Feed. Seed Hay. Crain. 1
Ilusiness old cblished. Stock fori
sale for much less than cost. Fii
turw aud iquipmeut at a sacrifice. !
t'heap rent. iHin't miss this oppor
tunity to gel into a fine paying busi
ness. Ijiwreni e Agency. 125 Cass
Street, Phone 219.
IH1 YOl' FVF.ll PAY FOR A PAVE
MENT? If you have you will ap-1
predate this offer Two fine cor
ner lots, best location and neigh
borhood In Roseburg. Pavement,
sidewalk and all street assewments
paid for. isoo takes the whole bus-:
iness. Uut you better get busy. Law
rence Agency, 125 Oiss Street.
Phone ;ij.
YOF CAN M A K ER10 M ON EYDeau
tiful room modeni home for rent
with two acre of choice river bot
tom garden land and a modern
commercial poultry house, capacity
Inert hens. Everything electrically
equipped. House has basement,
heating plan;. built In features.
! breakfast room. bed rooms and
sleeping porch, borders on river,
t an rent rooms for more than rent.
This le t snap. See Ijiwence Agency
' 121 Cass Street, Phone 119. ,
HOME LAI NDRY, Phone 537.
FOR SALE 2 table counters, rear.on-Jibk-IJellMilllnery.
PHONOGRAPH records exchanged,
10c each. 328 No. Kane.
FOR SALE 4 large- covered tables,
reasonable. Mell Millinery.
FOR SALE 17 yards of heavv CoCoa
matting. 36 Inches wide, new Bell
Millinery.
FOR SALE One large glass show
case. 9 ft. long, 6 ft. high. 3 ft. wide.
Hell Millinery.
FOR RENT Modern 4 room furnish
ed flat. Inquire Mrs. C. V. Clark,
ltenuty Studio. Phone 212-J.
FOR SALEi)ry blockwdlaur?l
and oak. 3 Poland China shoals, 4
bronze tonw. A. E. Kruse, Roseburg,
Oregon.
FOR R ENT Very desirable" ro"onTfor
gentleman, in private family. New
house, heat, hot water. Close In.
Phone 240 hours 9 to 6.
FOR RENT 4 room-housts 4T lots.
Garage. Small bain and chicken
house. Ilerries and fruit. $12 00 per
month. G. W. Young & Son, Phone
lOR RENT 6 room house, close in.
range connected for hot and cold
ater. bath, garage and woodshed.
J25 per month. Chas. Kyes, 826 No.
Jackson St.
DR. H. C. CHURCH
OPTOMETRIST AND EYESIGHT
SPECIALIST
J Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Or.
Telephone 8i
Mr. Post Leaves
E. A. Post left lant night for
land where he will spend a !e
attending to business affairs.
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(DANGER
of fire is ever present-
i Insure now for protects
QUINt GOODMAN I W
Cass & Jackson Sts.
"Salomy Jane
u biui y vj HI" .
classic. The play by
strong was a huge hit JM F
cure, iHHUiuunj ,v - .
them, is a knockout. Yon w-
oe aisappoinieu
Tuesday Matinee and E""'!
and Wednesday ittml
"David Copperfoj
At The OrBan-Blt
A SUPER SPECIAL'
CHILDREN 10e. ADULTS
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I LAST TIME TONIGhJ
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