Roseburg news-review., January 10, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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DRY GOODS
COATS
JPlOCAL NEWS Vt..!?!iW?...
CONTINUING SEVENTH ANNUAL
January Clearance Sale
Friday and Saturday
and All Next Week
OFFERING THE GREATEST SAVINGS EVER GRANTED BY
THIS STORE FOR ANY PRE-INVENTORY SALE. GENERAL
REDUCTIONS AND HUNDREDS OF SPECIAL BARGAINS
EFFECTIVE THROUGHOUT THE STORE IN EVERY DEPT.
Dresses, Dry Goods, Underwear, Corsets,
Hosiery, Shoes, Men's Furnishings, Blankets,
15 per cent to 1-3 off all lines.
Roteburg's Greater Dept 6 to re
i FOR SALE Fir and pine wood,
Portland Men Visit PNone 429 Y.
Ht-re from the uorlh yesterday u '
fUfats and bus in est visitors were
W. li. Jamil-sou and C. C. Krami,
both of Portland. Thny kft today
for point in vuuihern Orexon.
DRESSES
SHOES
5
Portland Man Guest
overnfKht last night at the Hotel
iHniRiitH. air. iifcKer rusiues in
Portland, and Kft today for that
place.
Here Friday
Here ati-ndln'ir to bushiese af
fairs for a ftw hour Friday and a
Sliest overnight was J. -M. Hiatt.
Mr. Hiatt is from Portland, and
it-it today for the north.
Mr. Barrett Visit
K. W. Jiarn tt spent yesterday af
ternoon and last nlKht In this ciiy
arriving from tha norm. Mr. lluiett
Is from Portland and wait here at
tending to business matters.
Eugene Man Here
Here fruiu the north yesterday
attendinR to business affairs was
J. L. Fuller. Mr. Fuller Is a Ku
Kent reiiidenl and while hre was
a guest at the I'mpqua Hotel.
Here From Northern Points
Mrs. I. W. Urand and Mrs. L. II.
Wakefield were quests and visitors
here Friday Irom northern points.
They are both residents of Seattle,
and left today for other points in
the state.
Fuh SALE Hig type Poland China
plKs. Ileyer ltancb. Canyon
ville. Ore.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Jersey
milch cow. $50. W. E. Thompson,
Wilbur, Oregon.
FOR SALE Two Jersey rows, one
fresh other will be fresh In few
days. Karl Johnson, Elraroe.
LOST Better home Hphtlng con
test pencil, on Jackson St. Find
er please leave at this office.
FARM WANTED I want farms for
faith buyers. Describe and Kive
price. R. McNown, 257 Wilkinson
Illdg., Omaha, Neb.
WANTED One large room or 2
furnished rooms, with wood
stove. Close in. Address "G' care
News-Review.
Better Service Better Merchandise
Let Him Speak for Himself
You want your boy to have confi
dence In his own ability and not
rely upon the help of others. Teach
hi in to be thrifty and nave now
and he will bo ahle to build well
for the future. Accounts of botii
father aid son are Invited.
Interest Paid on 8avings Accounts
The Roseburg National Bank
Roseburg, Ore.
ANOTHER DIG
DANCE
AT MOOSE HALL
Monday, January 12
EVERYBODY WELCOME
HARDWOOD FLOOR GOOD MUSIC
George Poole III
Georpe Poole, a well known resi
dent of this city, Buffered a stroke
of paralysis IhhI night. His left
side was afflicted and also his pow
er of speerh. It is believed that he
will soon be improved.
Mr. Rosenbaum Here
A. 11. Ilosenbaum is spending a
day or so in this city looking after
business matters, Mr. Ilosen
baum is from Medford, and arriv
ed Friday. While in the city, he
will be a guest at the Umpqua
Hotel.
Miss Blankenship Visits
Miss Juanita Blankenship arriv
ed here' yesterday from the coast
and Is spending a short time in
the city visltlnx wllh friends. Miss
Blankenship is from Marshfield,
LONDON, Jnn. 10. TM de
sign of the battleship Nelson
and Itodney, now being rolulit
by Great Britain undei the pro
visions of the Washington naval j anil while in Itoaebursr, will be
trealy, is so revolutionary ac- nuest at the Grand Hotel.
cording to the Daily Kxpress.
that it mnrks the end of the From California
previous types. A. B. McDonald, Jesse W.
The new ships will be entirely Churchill, of Yreka, and B. Hub
different from any oihrr3 in the! bell of Los Angeles, spent the
world, the papers say. They will I night here as guests at the ITmp
be both flouting fortresses and; qua Hotel last night. They left to
alrdrnmea and will have a radius' day for other points iu southern
of action covering thousands of Oregon
miles. Nine 16-Inch guns wlll
be mounted In turrets of three; Mr. Inman Leaves
each, all forward. There will be E. W. Inman, who spent yestcr
no guns on the after part, which Jay afternoon and last nleht as a
will constitute a flight deck, and Kue8t I""', and looking nfter busl
the ships will carry their own1 " affairs, left this morning for
flying corps and planes. other points In southern Oregon.
Another feature, the Express Mr- Inman Is from KuRone. While
Is that there probably will be noi "" h" ' a suest at the Doug
funnels, the products of the fur-,la Hotel.
nace boliur discharged through
pipes running alongside the Ge San Francisco
Htern. w- McRean, assistant stiper-
Th'e distribution of the armori Intendent of the Portland division
will also be revolutionary. The of ,nP Southern Pacific, left this
magnilnes, like the guns, being' morning for San Francisco. His
all forward, the usual armor beltj wlfe y"'nt to s" Francisco a few
extending for three parts of tho days ago to consult a physician.
shin , length w 111 Do unnecesaryi " ." nrmmim mr.
and the weight saved on the
sides can be added to the deck
protection against high niu;le
fires and aerial bombs. There
will also possibly be more then
one armored deck, thus giving
successive menns of protection
McHean spending several davs In
California, while arrangements are
made for her care.
FK.MALE HELP WANTKIJ Earn
I5-J10 weekly, addressing, mail
ing circulars. Send stamped enve
lope for particulars. Palace Mall
Co., Toledo, Ohio.
WANTED Middle aged lady to
cook or help in home where f or
6 hired men are employed, flood
home on highway. Address liox
10, care News-Review.
Foil SALE Touring car In good
condition, top, side curtains, up
holstery and paint like new. .1n0
takes It. Jones Auto Top Bhop,
620 Wlnehemer St.
FOR SALE About 6 acres in city
limits of Koseburg. Small house,
good fruit, on pavement. Will sell
cheap and on good terras. H. G.
Wilson, Phone 70-J.
AGENTS WANTED Guaranteed
pure wool fit to Purse and Mea
sure J50 suits J23.85. Commis
sions should run 190 weekly. We
deliver, fit, collect, Crane-Kent
Clothes Cincinnati.
SALESMEN OR AGENTS WANT
ED Amazing stylish shoes.
Large cash commissions intro
ducing popular priced $3.95 and
$4.95 shoes. Actual samples fur
nished. Write quick. Style-Arch
Shoes. Dept. K2. Cincinnati.
HELP WANTED SALESMAN
Salesman, district managers for
Lincoln Gear-Shift. Greatest in
vention for Ford ears. Sells for
$5. Every Ford owner prospect.
Dig commission. Department B,
21 Union Oil Uldg., Los Angeles,
Callf. j
FOR SALE Accredited chicks. j
Now is the time to get your or-!
der in for future delivery. White
Hatchery, sells only S. C. White J
Leghorn AA accredited chicks
at single A prices. Full count;
and safe delivery guaranteed.
Write for price list No. 6. White
Hatchery, Petaluma, Calif.
AGENT S W A N T E D A n lazing
profits through new methods. Big
line stylish guaranteed shirts 3
for $4.95. Sell on sight. Complete
outfit absolutely free. Cash earn
ings in advance. We deliver and
collect. Inexperienced make big
money. Experienced double earn
ings either as main or side line.
Write quirk. Fashion Wear
Shorts. Dept. C. 26, Cincinnati.
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THE ANSWER
TO THE CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
OF WHAT TO GIVE MEN
FOR BIRTHDAY GIFTS
QPENCERS
Next week cottage prayer meet
ings will be held In various homes
throughout ltoseburg in the Inter-
wwoiOTMMIIOWIWslWMWWMMtIIM of die evangelistic campaign
Broccoli seed. A few pounds left
of our select early and luto strulns.
Foster Dinner.
Studenaxer costs less per pound
than butter.
PRAYER MEETINGS WILL
PRECEDE REVIVAL CAMPAIGN
THE LIBERTY THEATER
LAST TIME TONIGHT
A Great Show at Our Regular Prices
10 and 15 cts.
PEARL WHITE
The Famous Dare-Devil Beauty
"Perils of Paris"
Alto commence the lxth. and spon
J sored by the two Methodist
! i-liiirehea it flm eltv Vevt UnmlnV
a 'evening the prayer meetings will be
id as Tollows:
Residence of Willis Moffitt, West
Be 1st St. Mis. A. J. (leddes, leader,
gl Residence of Mrs. M. K. DillHrd,
E ! I-aurelwood, Rev. O'llell, leader.
I iiesiuence or j. a. Meuaugney,
; Hoover St., J. K. MrCllntork, lead-
a er. Residence of r. II. Churchill,
225 E. Cass St., C. E. Thomas,
leader. Residence nf It. flulli-
rldge, 62S So. Main St.. 11. A. Cana
tlay, leader. Residence of O. L.
Ilaikstrom. 619 Stephens, St., Rev.
LV Needhum, leailer.
1 1 , n
I i nitTi ! I seed. A f'W pounds left
of our select early and late strains.
Foster lluiner.
HER NEWEST Tl IR1LL FEATURE.
IN THE FIRST CAR Tl 1AT EVER
CROSSED THE SAHARA DESERT
ALSO THE FEATURE COMEOV: "90M E HAT9''
6 COUNTY WILL
AID IN PAVING
(Confirmed from inr one)
K thot? present, that they are willing
1 to Nintlime to raise money for the
, jiuvitiK until the road ltt paved ah
far an lit owns bililKe, and wit) not
i opposo Bpeclal taxea after the roatl
i hafl pa.Hed their own places, as
, nonie of tho opponent of the pav
ing have claimed
j The court Muted that It recop
nlzed the fart that the district han
j carried a heavy tmrdt'ii In the part,
and that the great nmotint of truf-
.tic over the road JitlfieM a county
expenditure, and It wan Ht:ited that
If the money can be procured that
help Kill be 'Iven an dentred.
Catch toal at paged. It makes you
cough but once.
NO CKOSS-WOKL) PL'ZZLK KX
I'EItT is necessary to figure out
a real bargain here: SO acres, all
under fence, close to county road
and near school; six acres under
cultivation, ami 10 more can be
cleared, neat little new house,
means. Price $500 spot cash.
Chas. V. nice. Myrtle Creek,
spring water, somo timber. Good
opportunity for man of small
Charter No. 8955
It.'Rervu T.Iwtrint NTn 11
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Roseburg National Bank
At Roseburg, In tho State of Oregon, at the close of business December
31, 1924
RESOURCES.
1. a Loans and discounts. Including rediscounts
acceptances of other banks, and foreign
hills of exchange or drafts, aolit with in
dorsement of this bank (except those
shown in b and c) f 410 434.S1
4. U. 8. Government securities owned:
a Deposited to secure circulation (U. S.
bonds par value) .. $ 12,500.00
b All other United States Government securi
ties (including premiums. If any)..
ioiai
130,000.00
SOLD OUT Have a l.r0-egg size
incubator left. Standard make,
used only twice. See it ut the j
Auction House.
TJmUSANDS OF CUSTOMERS
Will pass your door every day. !
The best spot on the Pacific i
highway for a BUpply Btore; 8 ;
acres of good garden land; big!
ti-room house; barn; other im
provements; borders on highway
in edge of town; commercial
poultry, daiiy cows and a high
wny supply store will make a
mint of this place. Price $2"j00.
Very easy terms. Lawrence
Agency, 125 Ca.is Street, Phone
219.
YOU HAVEN'T ANYTHING Un
less you have a home. Hero Is
your chance to get one at half Its
value. Perfectly modern 5-room
bungalow; practically new; beau
tifully finished; plastered and de
corated; polishfd wood work;
built In features; beautiful bath;
basement; large lot of fruit,
shrubbery and flowers; garage;
chicken house; at end of pav
inent. Price, complete. $2"ui.
Very small payment down, bal
ance like rent.
Also a 4 -room cottage; fully fur
nished; located on corner; paved
on both sides. Price $1250 in-1
eluding all furnishings. $250 cash.!
Ilalance like rent. IJoth are snap)
bargains. Lawrenco Agency, 125 I
Cass Street. Phone 219. I
11.
Othsr bonds, stocks, securities, etc.:
Banking House, $Si,000.00; Furniture and fix
tures, I2.5U0.0U
Real estate owned other than hanking house
lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Hank
Cash In vault and amount due from national
banks
Amount due from Slnte banks, hankers, and trust
companies In the United Stales (other than
Inelmled in Items 8. 9 and lui
1.1. Checks on other banks In the same city or
town as reporting bank (oilier than Item 12)
Total of Items 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13 69,041.57
14. b Miscellaneous cash Items
15. Redemption fund with lT. S. Treasurer and
due from U, S. Treasurer
142.500 00
7ti,246.04
24.50000
29.02S.S:!
4S,l;!6 96
60,246.53
SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY
BABY PEGGY in
"CAPTAIN JANUARY"
(j Here From Hood River
js j Hen as a guest overnight Friday
g night was W. K. Vintner. Mr. Vsnl
tier lit from Hood River, and left to
ys, day for northern points.
A o
fS Da new Armory Saturday hlght.
Itlue IV Vila Music.
LIAIHLITIKS.
17. Capital stock paid in ....
IS. Surplus fund
Ut. a Undivided profits
20. Reserved for taxes. Interest, etc., accrued
2t. i'lrculatlng notes outstanding
2.1. Amount due to national hanks . ..
25. Certified checks outstanding
Total of Hems 22, 23. 24, 25. and 2 - -
Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) sub
ject to Reserve (deposits payable within 20
days) :
27. Individual deposits subject to check
Certiticaics of deposit due in less than 30
days (other than for mouev borrowed)
State, county, or other munlripal deposits
secured by pledge of assets of this bank or
surety bond
Total of demand deposits (other than
bank deposits) subject to Reserve, Items
27. 2S. 2. 30. 31 and 32 -
Time deposits subject to Reserve payable after
3o days, or subject to 3" days or more
notice, and postal savings):
33 Certificates of deposit (other than for money
borrowed )
Total of time deposits subject to reserve.
Hems 33, 34, 35 and 36
3,71233
5.0S5.71
354.46
625.00
$SUO,S70.67
9 RO.000.00
15.OOO.U0
ti:4.04
3.500.00
12.415.00
359.0S
.50
INVENTORY TIME
Now Is the time to take Inven
tory of your insurance and see
that you are properly and ade
quately protected for the coming
ytar. The work of a lifetime can
bo wiped out In a few minutes
by fire. Why take a chance when
for a comparatively small cost
you enn be protected from finan
cial loss as a result of fire?
MASOKtC BLOC ROSEBURG. OPE
Come to This Store for
Dependable Wrist Watches
IN selecting an Elgin, you secure a watch which
has been checked hour after hour, day alter day,
through all the critical process ot adjusting and
timing, against the star lime observed by the astrono
mers in the Elgin Time Observatory.
With such care and thoroughness governing all
steps in the production of Elgin Watches, it is. no
wonder that they are universally recognized as the
standard timepiece. You will be assured responsible
service from every watch selected at this store.
Bubar Brothers
Jewelers
Roseburg, Oregon
Here Short Time
M. Krlnrtrnthal Is spendlnx a day
or bo In this city luokinK uft-r busi
ness matters. Mr. Krii'nilenthal is
a commercial man nnd arrived
here yesterday from tho north.
Business Visitor
Here a short time yesterday af
ternoon attending to business af
fairs as Louis E. Serriiifrs. Mr.
Serrinus Is a Portland man and left
for other points in southern Orcein.
From Portland
(. S. Fianendam was a visitor
here for a few hours yesterday,
and a guest overnight. Mr. Fianen
dam Is a Portland man, and left to
day for the north.
2S.
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574,270.17
30.:'70.70
3!l,3!t-'
Electronic Diagnosis ana
Treatment
(Abrams Method)
DR. HARRISON FOLK
Electronic and Chiropractic
Phyeician
17-1S-19 Perkini Blda. Phon49t
643.93.1 62
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR t
orrowK.Tiuvr
8prlalist In tho flttlnK ot t
111.1.
IK Juikxin ft. i
74.SSS.43
Total
$00.S70 67
Plate of Oregon, t'onnty of IVmikIhs. ss.
1. I). 8 Houner, t'ashler of the atiove-nained bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. I). S HOUfSKH. I'jatll.'.'.
Subscribed and sworn to befo.e'l COKKKCT Attest :
me this th day of January. l'.i;.v j A. t' MARSTERS.
O. W. YOl'NO. j I. AHIIAUAM.
Notary I'ubllc for OreKoo J. K. MARK Kit.
My commission mUrcs Feb ii, U': Directors. I
DR.H.CCHURCII
OPTOMETRIST
EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL
SERVICE
Perkins rtulldltig rbon
Second Floor Roeehurn, On,
Meet The Merry
Crowd at the
fAYSHAKERS
BALL
IN THE
Dixcnville Hall
Tonight
Dancing will start nt 8:45
o'clock.
Don't forget the Java nnd
Sinkers After Dancing
ANTLERS
Last Time Tonite
"WINE"
The Picture of the Hour
From Wm. MacHarg's
Great Story xf the Minute
With an Incomparable Cast:
Sunday and Monday
"In Hollywood
With Potash & Perlmutter"
Last Time Tonite
JOHN GILBERT
"The Lone
Chance"
SUNDAY MONDAY
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