ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1924.
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A LITTLE UEAltWoKK SOW HEATS FOOTWORK L UKHI
Christmas Special
A Big Croup of Beautiful Newly Designed White Cold
MOUNTINGS
Any Mounting
in this Group
LOCAL NEWS
TURKEY MARKET.
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hold article
till wanted
on small
deposit.
"Burrow" .'i'T dinmond for 11 day a new lnoitiitinK Sinus
mom will Ji.aki) "her" think Flic's beiiiR i'IikmK''U all uvisr
iignln.
IIS CASS ST.
fjCnA 118 CAKS ST.
JEWELERS
Tl IE STORE WIT1 THE SELECTION
: Her Thursday
Xtr ( H. Halley. a resident of
South Ijeer Creek. BDent yesterday
! in this city looking after business
' interests.
; Hers for Few Days on Business
I J. 11. Smith is here for a few days
I from Clendale on busfneaa. Mr.
Smith Is here In regards to the
county budnet.
Visitor Leaves
Mrx. E. M. Melbin, who has been
viHitinc relatives here for the past
nix weeks. left last night for her
home In Kansas City.
Leaves for South
J. M. Wally, of the California-
Oregon l'ower company left for
I the. south yesterday after spending
a short time here on business.
Has Recovered
Vivian Williams, -who has been
quite ill at her home In this city
for the past few weeks, has now
recovered and Is able to be about.
Leave for Illinois
Fred Klsher, a resident of this
cltv. left last night for Illinois on
! business. Mr. Fisher will spend
the holidays there with his rela
tives. Arrive Here Last Night
Zelma Allen, of Portland, arrived
In this city last evening. She will
visit with Mr. nnd Mrs. L. J.
Hotiscr during the Thanksgiving
holidays.
A.ln Uepresentiitlvo Here
J. K. Ilreed, who lias been In
Coqullln on business for the past
Week, npont Ihe first part ot the
week here, lie Is a representa
tive of the AJnx Rubber onipnny.
Inc., of Portland. Mr. Ilreed
states that business has piiked
up a great deal and is looking for
au active season In tho sale of
Here Thursday
Itay Ward, a resident of Creens,
was in tills city yesterday after
noon looking after business Interests.
From Dlllard
Itoy Hire, a resident of Dlllard.
was In Htisebuig for a few hours
t Thursday afternoon. Mr. Ktce was
tires. Ho Is on his way to Port-' hero looking after business mat
land, ters.
Removal Sale
We are moving to
119 No. Jackson St
Now until November 30, we
offer Special Cash Discounts.
We are paying you to help us
move. CI An excellent oppor
tunity for Thanksgiving and
Xmas Bargains.
ZIGLER FEE HARDWARE CO.
l'HONE 25
Thanksgiving Turkey
SHOOT
on don't
Kctnenihcr
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23
At C'lu!) Gimiiuls. John M.uLs K.uuli.
have to he a .shooter to win a Uirkr
the wheel.
Shoot starts II) i. m. for Turkeys both .it the Tov,;r and Traps.
Roseburg Rod & Gun Club
Ammunition ,ird Lunch on Grounds. '
Everybody Invited.
Wide otx-n to the wot Id. Come and et a bird.
RELIABLE TAILOR
J. H. BERNIER
Upstairs Next Umpqua Hotel
Cleaning, Pressing, Alterations
We Make Your Clothe in Roseburg
Left for Corvalll.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Htlllwell and
family, Miss Ksthflr Nichols and
Mrs. Aleck Ferguson left thia morn
ing In the former's car for Contai
ns, where they will attend the foot
ball game today.
Spends a Few Hours Here
It. K. Smith, of the Nashua Gum
med and Coated Paper Company,
which has its headquarters at
Nashua, New Hampshire, was in
Iloseburg for a few hours Thurs
day, lie is on his way from Port
land to San Francisco.
On Way to San Francisco
Mr. Innes, a representative of
Ihe Western Sugar Refiners Asso
ciation, spent a few hours here
Thursday. Mr. Innes is returning
lo San Francisco, after making a
business trip to Portlund.
Visitor Leaves
Airs. J. II. Collins, who has been
visiting in this cltv with her niece,
Mrs. A. W. Hurt, left last night for
Tennnt, Cal., where she will join
her husband. She has been here
for Ihe past six weeks.
Leaves for Ashland
Miss Olive Teeten, who has been
visiting ill this city for the past
week, left yesterday evening for
her home, in Ashland. She is a sis
ter of Mrs. Frank Weichlln, of
Roseburg.
State Bridge Engineer Here
II. 11. Flanagan, the state bridge
engineer, stayed in this city over
night Thursday night. Mr. Flana
gan went to Camas Vnlley Friday
morning, where ho will spend the
next few days inspecting a bridge
In that vicinity.
From Academy
Miss Ada Hartman, of the Suth
erlin Academy, spent Thursday
here shopping and visiting with
friends.
Here From Portland
Mr. Blakeley, well known hen',
arrived in this city yesterday at
ternoon front Portland for a few
days.
Back From Coast
Wayne Jones, who has been visit
ing at the coast for a few tla s.
has returned to his homo in Ko.i -burg.
Here Yesterday j
Miss Clark, a resident of Glm
dale, spent yesterday in Rosebud,
shopping and looking after busi
ness affairs.
4 PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 22.
Fancy young dressed til.--
i keys cleaned up promptly
I the- local market this morning
' at 29 to 30 cents. The supply
did not come up to expecta-
; tlons and ' the presence of
i Seattle buyers did much to
I maintain prices. On the other
' hand the amount of under-
1 grade and cull stuff is more
than the trade can take care of
and commission firms have a
) hard time keepHig receipts
I moving out, even at price
0 recessions. There Is a wide
ranee on undergrade dressed
j turkeys, some selling as low
' as 20 cents and around 20 to
: 27 cents the extreme top. Poor
conditioned birds, crooked
breasts, damaged birds auu
poorly dressed stork are plen-
lilul and going u( bargain
prices.
Other lines of poultry are
week and plentiful. Hens and
I springs are dragging.
I The demand for dressed
! chickens has Jieen slow so far
and prices have suffered.
- Tho general feeling among
the dealers today is that there
will be no serious break in
From Camas Valley
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Spring, were
in this city yesterday and last
night on business. They are trout
Camas Vallev.
v
Business Visitor ' dressed stuff. They look for
A. C. Hillings, who has been in , , nr(.s,.nL levels to be well main-
.
tnia city lor tue past uay returned 1
to his home in lllahee. He :
looking after business here.
tained.
An advance of two cents in
Back From Fishing Trip
Steve and Hugh Pearson, win
have been fishing below Umpqua
for several weeks, have returns
to their home at Winchester.
Here Friday ,
H. II. Yocum, of Eugene, who
spent Friday in Roseburg, attend
ing to business affairs, left here
this morning for that city.
hutterfats has been announc-
ed by local creamery men to
take effect Monday. The new
nrint price will bo 42 cents
with the buying price of churn-
ing cream 38 cents f. o. b.
shipper's track.
Medford People Here Friday
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Riley and
daughter, who have been hire
from Medford, for the past day or
so, left this morning for homo.
To Attend Football Game
Phil Strnder, of Dlxonville, left
this morning to attend tho foot
ball game between U. of O. and ().
A. C. at licit field this afternoon.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELEC-
TION
The annual election for nil
officers ot the Douglas
Central Point Men Here
H. T. Ilankey, M. M. Kindle.
Guy Tex and E. E. Scott, all of
Central Point, who were here Fri
day, left this morning for that
place.
county chapter of the Ameri-
can Red Cross will be held In
the Chamber of Commerce
rooms on Wednesday evening,
Nov. 26 at 7 p. m.
If you are interested In this
work come to this meeting
and help determine the fu-
ture activities of the chapter
in this county.
BY THE PRESIDENT.
Telephone Man Here
I. la. Ijams-, of the Pacific Tele
phone and Telegraph company, is
in the city, for a few days on busi
ness. Mr. Ijams' headquarters are
at Eugene.
Here to Locate
T. C. Logan, formerly of Port
land, arrived in tills city this
morning. Mr. Logan is a contrac
tor and builder, and intends to
make his home here.
Here From Sutherlir
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Abeene and
Mrs. Fred Test and small son.
spent the dry in this city on busi
ness and shopping. They are all of
Sutherlin.
From Newport
AV. Marshall, a vesident of New
port, is in this city on business for
a few days.
From Myrtle Point
lien McMullen, a resident of
Myrtle Point, is In this city look
ing after business.
Sutherlin Man Here
H. G. Johnson, a well known
Sutherlin contractor. Is in this city
on business.
From North Bend
W. B. Rohoer spent yesterday
In this city on business. Mr. Rohoer
is from North Bend.
Left Last Night
It. 1). Monahnm. the district man
age
company of New York City, left last
uiKtii tor Linton wncre ne uas ins
headquarters. He has been hero
looking over the broccoli business.
On Way to Eugene
S. K. Smith and R. I). Cook, both
residents of Mnrshfleld, spent
Thursday night In this city. They
are on their way to Kui-ene nnd left
here yesterday morning.
r ot the Stelnhardt and Kelley Pas, Tnrough Thls Morning
ipnny of New ork City, left last m, Meri-vnmn. nnil Mr? Ilittn.
morn arrived this morning from
Medford. They stopped a few
hours in this city. Tiny are on
their way to Portland by aitio.
Leaves For Washington
Mrs. A. L. Anderson, who has
been visiting friends at Bundon.
stopped over here a few hours
yesterday, on her way to Ranilnll,
Washington, where she resides.
Mrs. Anderson states that she
made the trip from Washington by
motor and enjod It very much.
Former Residents Pass Through
Mr. Htnl Mrs. A. Mesher, recently
of Klamath Falis, passed through
here yesterday mid spent a few
hours In the city. They formerly
resided here, Mr. Mesner having
worked with the Southern Pacific
company. They are on their way
to Port land w here they intend to
make their home.
Going to San Francisco
W. Maddox, of Coquillo, spent a
few hours In this city todn. Mr.
Maddox Is on his way lo San Fran
cisco, when- he will visit with his
sister. Mrs. Strang. He will prob
ably be gone al. winter.
To Box For Elks Smoker
R. E. Carpenter, of tliU
left this morning, for Ashlari
I Carpenter is to box for ill"
I smoker in that city today. !
! ponent will be Ray Huger
land.
cltv.
. Mr.
F.Ik's
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Leaves for Medford
l!ev. 11. Young of the I
cliureh of this city, left th ing
Tor Meil.-onl. where
hold services. He will
Montague, California from
Key. Younc will return It
next Tuesday.
Here for Few Hours
Rev. .1. K. .lor.es. pies:.;,!
In the Portland ilistrut
Methodist Episcopal Intro ';.
spent last uiuiit j,, n,ls ,..
itlK al the Cobb homo. :.n,
Rev. anil 5!ii, Stewart no. ;
Jones w as at one tlm.. pa .
nnd built the M. K, ( loir h
in this city. Ho is on !
M.iiford to hold
ference.
HELPED HER
IN EVERY WAY
So Writes Mrs. Trombley of
Sharon Vt., Concerning Lydia E.
Pbkham's Vegetable Compound
Sharon, Vermont. "I was weak
and run-down, had a tired feeling
ami bearing-down
pains, l saw an ad
vert isement in tho
newspaper about
l.ydia K. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Comjvound and be
gan taking it. It
has stoped these
bearing-down
pains and other
bad feelings, and
has heiiH'd me in
overv way. 1 have
pormic-h faith in the Vegetable Com
xnin.i that 1 keep it on hand all of
the time and rivommemi it whenever
1 have the opportunity." Mrs.
Llwis Tkk.mhi.ly, Sharon, Vermont.
Glad to Helu OthpM
"1 had pains in mv back and si.Vn I maklnc a tour of th
for many mnnths.am) my work would ', making his trip bv
have to io left undone at those times, I has been visttinc h
My sister Md me what good l.ydia K. 1 Portland, and is on
I'mMi.im's Vegetable Compound was 1 spend the winter n
doing her. so 1 tried it. and from tho ! California. Me will
thud bottle 1 was well and everyone i San Frsne'sco and
thought I looked better. I am gia.i . Captain Humphr.-v.
lol.tlp others regain their health, ant ; eniii of the ci il
you mav uw my testimonial." ),e like, the eli.naie
oi ami i, it Ait i i a... i . t.ireeno .-we.
lieran
will
'11 to
the iv.
about
Here Last Night
E. S. Swanson was ill this city
last night on business. Mr. Swan
son is from Eugene.
License Issued
A marriage license has been is
sued to Claude H. Claypool and
Tressie R. Myers, both of this city.
Here Yesterday
Paul Dolen spent yesterday af
ternoon in this city looking after
business. Mr. Uoleu is u resident
of iMyrtle Point.
Albany Couple Here
F. W. Ash and wife, of Albany,
spent yesterday in Roseburg look
ing over the city. They left this
morning.
S. P. Auditor Here
S. O. Barclay, the Southern Pa
cific traveling auditor, is in the
city on company business. Mr.
Barclay is from Eugene.
Left Today
G. H. Waters, who has been in
this city for the past few days on
hnsinest, left this morning. Mr.
Waters is with a Chicago firm.
Dry Goods Representative Here
II. A. Stiles, of Etmene. spent
the past few days in this city on
business. Mr. Stiles is with I. J.
Love and company, dry goods.
Visitors Leave
.Mrs. W. B. Johnston. Jr.. nnd
Miss Louise Fluliter, of Medford.
who have been spending the past
day in this city, left this morning.
elder
the i From Portland
CALIFORNIA
OREGON POWER j
COMPANY
TrtfmcdSto&yidls I
7.14
ask any f I
memberorour I
organization I
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. The annual turkey shoot of the
Roseburg Rod and Gun club, will
be held tomorrow, nnd from 'all In
dications will be the biggest of
these events ever held by the club.
Word has been received from shoot
ers in many sectitns to the effect
that they ure to be present, and
everything points to a large crowd
and strong competition.
The club has procured 75 prime
turkeys to be given as prizes, and
one big gobbler, the biggest to be
found in the county, will be put up
as the sweepstakes prize.
The events are being so arrang
ed that everyone will have an
equal opportunity, regardless .of
ability to shoot, for special matches
will be arranged so that the be
ginners and poor marksmen will
have a chance for a prise, as well
as the experts.
There will also be a number of
novelty stunts, aside from the
shooting, where turkeys may be
won as prizes, so that everyone will
have a chance to secure a Thanks
giving bird.
Electric heaters for these frosty
mornings. Hudson's Electrie Store.
CARTOONS A LA
CARTE ARE NOVEL
An unsually interesting pro
gram will open the Orpheum Jun
ior Vaudeville in Roseburg on Wed
nesday, Novembir 2U, at the Ant
lers theatre.
By combining his talents as a
cartoonist and nomologist "Hers
kiml" has brought to vaudeville a
novel bit of entertainment. While
Ihe versatile "Herskiud" is sketch
ing current events, prominent men,
and members of the audience, he
keeps up a steady flow of chatter
that is punctuated with hearty
laughs. As either a cartoonist cfr
a moiiolotiist he would be a suc
cess and his combinutiou "Cartoons
a la Carte" is sure to be a hit
with the most discriminating audi
ence. For some unknown reason the
Southern States have always been
connected with romance in songs
and poetry, in fact all a song writ
er has to do is to mention Alabama,
Virginia or some other state to in
sure the success of his melody.
Madelyn Younnd her Southern
Singers worklngn tills principle
have developed a program of South
ern melodies that appeals to all
music lovers. The repertoire in
cludes popular nhmbers nnd old
time favorites, all from Dixie.
It will warm your house and
preserve your bank account to buy
coal from Pages.
qu.ir
Will Leave Sunday
Mr. nnd Mis. i u.i;,
and Mrs. Ed Thornton
tomorrow for point--and
Mrs. Thornton wo
Echo, wlure they wi 1
Mr. and Mrs. Fii.-patn.o,
and Mrs. Ktipp will co ,
it-la on business Hiui w
few days w ith Mrs Kwn;.
Mr. and Mrs. s. J. H i
will return here in a w
Here Today
Captain J M. Mumpln
dero. initio's, spent p
here tod. iv. Captain lo;
lrooUyn, N. Y. You mtul believe j
much, it beim; com
"Z i ' turn toir ho
ou,vq w iU help you.
1 iprmg.
.outh.
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here
Soilfll.
ly to
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leave
Mr.
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with
. Mr.
Can
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cuts,
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hours
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verv
will
. next
I.. W. Low ry, of the Cresci nt
Paper company. Is in tlii lily tor
a day or so on company business.
Mr. I.owiVs headquarters are In
Portland.
BORN.
You'll Be Proud of
These Bed Blankets
i
, Our Now Fall stocks of famous
Pendleton Pure Virgin Wool Bed
! Blankets are now on display and
j we want you to see them before
j you think of bluing ordinary blankets.
McFARI.AXn-- Pom to Mr. and.
Mrs. William Preston McFarlnnd,
of 711 Hamilton street, on Sun-,
(lay, November 9, 1:21, a daughter.
NOTICE TO WATER CON.
SUMERS
Water will be shut off Sunday.
Nov. 2:1. from 8 p. in. to 12 noon,
affecting nil North Roseburir
T11K CAI.ll'OliNI V OREGON
POWER COMPANY ,
"Penult tons" are v.oyen whore the
finest wool is gfown in the filter
ed sunshine of the Pacific North
west where the Wtut bands of
shetp thrive on grazing lands primeval.
Wanted, furs. .Highest prlios
With 1.. F. Wilson. Hood Tire
Shop, opposite News Reyicw. B. 1'.
Shields.
We have all weights and sizes,
of sing'e and double b'ar.kets,
in solid colors and piaids, and
at most attractive prices.
A happy faniilv usually lives in
its own home. Il iv material fiom
I.nio'.er ,v Fuel i OTOinv
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine 'J
local and Internal, and has been
furressful In the treatment of ( a
tarrh for over forty years. Sold
by all dmgqlsts.
F. i. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio
COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS
Heseburg, Ore.
Tlwirarmt: that never fails
PENDLETONj
1.00 Silk Umbrellas at
11.25 Goldotte Crepe BIcIT"
2a and S2.00 Salinti
11.45 Silk Ho. u,oomen .
Sac Sport Hose
10 Per Cent
Off on
These Dresses
Wool Dresses from 7.00 to 125.00
Silk Dresses from 115.00 to 135.00
FELT HATS AT HALF PR,CE
25 OFF OF ALL VELVET HATS
IHE HAT Sm
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, SfeoSsML M H.S.fv
' o?xsii lamas
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TPHE secrets of the surre.. .
" vi V,
Wall Roarrl are .
imiurai iwfcf
of gypsum; is proof against cold jD
AO Jo 1 1 , 1
vwoi 10 iuw, cumes oandy tor use-;J
siraoie in new construction, al
- linn, jointeapoua
will take any finish desired. CatW:
L. w. Mm
Metzger Building Oak & PintStrt
.iAiiii.
TWELVE FOOTJ
No Seams to Match
No Edges to Sd
No Place for W
THROUGH AND DAMAGE IK
We have good patterns ofARXms
LEUMS both 12 and 6 foot. Utl
PARSLOW FURNIW
111 N. Jackson Street
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For the seventh consecutive year Bt
choice of space at the
Shows. This s':hono '3 'J
the National Automobile CM
to the manuiacturci
volume of business for we y
months.
. j
In winning and in jV
position year ffXfJ
conclusively " , "
bile is reflected in the cons
the public buys it.
Since the introduction of th
public patronage has
creater degree J
A tribute to tl Buick "v..
and better Batrk ""rfP
w.y from tbe inr. taarnenW rf
and dcpenuuDiiisJ
been famous.
MOTOR SHOP CAg
D.stnbuton (or " f
RrfS
TT.. .re ha
VShen better autorno-
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