Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 23, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVlEW FRIDAY. JANUARY 23, 1925. J NEW TODAY J January Clearance Sale FOR RKNT 6-room bouse. Close in. 23') K. Lane St. Full" SA"Li:"-Oak.' "lauTvl77lruwL I'hone lilt". e-enlnK:-.. I'Oli d.LK Culberlsuu rd rasp berry plants. Karl VoburKh, 7u2 Fullerlon St. W AN V Kl rI 0 to 20 too ttood Kraln hay. Address Hay, fare News lte-vi.-w. i-'Olt SAL10 Winchester pump iiin. 20 folate, perfect condition. See Dress Sale It at Churchill Hilw. Neighbors' Discovery Leads mPstuo a fmH-bilrii.-r oil stove lo Companions Arrest Robbery Motive. and oven. A rrearu v. fckej baby I'hone For quick Sale we we offer buify. N. ltose St. !,:r, it. , Villi SAI.i: An Al milk cow, will freshen In April; also hr.ie K. I. lied pullets. Address "M. I'.", care NeWB-Review. I NO MONEY OBTAINED nnnv nr nniwir Unnn CinrftL Apis iranncn 111! wil ll I I L I Ul a L .p uuui ur uuiiViL ' I vie is ssvfh - i J liUIIIII IU pi lm Bin MM 1 H 49 Beautiful New DRESSES n 1 2 A collection of beautiful new models in Charmain, Poiret, Crepe, Cantons Velvet, Georgette, Etc. Clearance sale on all merchandise in stock D r e s s Gccds, -Silks, Wash Goods, Ladies Hosiery, Underwear, etc., 15 per cent off. 1-3 off Ladies Coats and Sweaters Basketball Game TONIGHT ASHLAND Hi vs. ROSEBURG HI Preliminary, Christian Church vs. R. H. S. At High School Gym Preliminary 7:15 Regular Game 8:15 , Students 35c Adults 50c Attend the Methodist Meetings at the First Methodist Church Sunday Moridng theme: The Price of a Soul Sunday evening theme: Will There Be a Final Judgment? Dr. L. J. Miller. Kvanitcllst Mr. and Mrs. (1. W. Ledford, Slnmrs Stewart ('1i II, Joseph Kuolts, rasloi-H. Creat Chorus COME THE LIBERTY THEATER TODAY AND TOMORROW ft At Our Regular Prices Only 10 and IS Cents K THE SCREEN'8 GREATEST DAREDEVIL ,J " THE GREATEST ATHLETE OF ALL. K The greatest stunt star In a great stunt picture! Action and still mora action, every second of timet 8peed that whizzetl threati to blow up the U. S. battle fleet a deserted houne on tha hill overlooking the great dreadnaughts In the harbor the flash of big guns and through It all speeds Dick Talmadnr, the Irrepressible I ALSO: FEATURE COMEDY: "LINE'S BUSY" mi J ft Regular Price better Merchandise Better Service V ine Orchestra Un p-i KU ?J j 5f '4 15 per cent off S!ioc and Men's Furniiihi'iiL'S DAILY WEATHER REPORT IT. S. Weather riureau,' loral of (iff, Jtoseburg, Oregon, 21 huura ending 5 a. ni. Precip. in Inches and Himrtr.ri. ' Highest temperaturo yesterday.. f,s P,lt'e Btatcil, he clnimed to Lowf.it temperature last night 42H'('n pnro,i t National City Preelidlallon l:iit 1 hmirn ' ,.'j!here. with tho Intention of notlfy- Toliil pieelp. Hlnee riiMt moiitii."2.17 Normal precip. for tldrt ni(inlli..."c.7u 1 iomi preeip. irom Sent. 1, to datu ..2C.05 . t. ..is.:o ! AveniKfl precip. from Sept. i . - ( i Total excess 1!C I from fiept. 1, sr. ; nveraite precllillatlon for 48 et seasons. (September to May. inclusive) 31. 4S 1'nsettled, colder toiilKht and Sat urday. WM. Hl'1.1,. Metenrnlncl,! DANCE AT D1X0NVILLE Sat.Ni(p,Jan.21 The Ifayshakers Music Free Lunth fin I IMIIIl l Jt -umiymmmn DR. DEAN 8. OUBAR llCtl.TIII-' H Hprt'tallal III I tie filling; M . (it.i,.-, lid .In, k..n St. Electronic Lnarjnoits and Treatment (Abrame Method) DR. HARRISON FOLK Electronic and Chiropractic Phyelcian 17-10.19 Prrkinn Rlrin. Phone 411 DR. II.C. CHURCH OF 7 OME7RIS T EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL 6ERVICE Perkins Pudding Phono M ecoiid Floor Koseburx. Ore PROPERTY Worth owning is worth protecting with uVpcn.l a!)!e insurance. Call us at Buy time regnrillng ynnr Insurance luolilcms and we shnll lie glad to help solve th.-lil. MASONIC 6 tOC fiOSISUPC. m Shotgun pn Prisoner Same! Type as Weapon Used by Pacific Beach j Murderer. f.rrlatI Vn-m lnl Wire.) SAN IXKCO. Oil., Jan. 23. Willi a KHpiiiR holn in hi neck am his client i Milled wth shotgun bul IttH, i hi body of George IVtlia, 55. a carpenter, three jrasollno the house whir r, was found beneath soaked blankets tn house which IVttis had occu- pitd with Jiimt-s A. Tungate, 26, al J'aciflc Ileaoh, near her, last night. Tunrato, who recently cam1 here frwn Kcnturky. was arrested in San Diego shortly after the body waa found and was this morning held at tho city jail for further examination. Neighbors won attracted to the houso In which Pettis body wan found bv nnioke pouring from the windows, j Thn h.a hodv wa lEnliwl. hi exilni.'iiish Rainfnft n The blankets under which the I wa concealed had not been 1 howevTr. the flames being i hed by neighbors bfore j much headway on furnl- : turp which had evidently been us ed to start the conflagration. A hank hook found on Pettis' hoilv by police, recorded a d posit of $K00 made yesterday. Police are inclined to the theory that Pet tis murderer believed him still to have this money in his personal possession. Tungate was arrested vhIc entering San l"iego from Pa cific Peach tn his automobile. In i which was found n shotgun, with j a quantity of ammunition. One ex- ploded shell was found on the) floor of tho machine. Tungate ex-1 plained to the police that he hfld j linen (luck hunting during the af- tt-rnoon and that on returning 'home he had found the body of ttis At the ttmn of his arrest, have near lnK 1,tlls' rtaughler, realdinit tn,Te, of the death of her father.-, T A fine time was enjoyed at the meeting of the Flks lodge Inst nl(;ht. Two new candidates were in iliat"d Into the order as a part of the evening's entertainment. The F.Iks enjoyed a fine chicken ban quet, after which P. C. Yomif, deputy grand en!ted ruler for this (Jiplilff unite n short i f-. ! k on the aims and reompltshnierts of th order, and the plans and prepara tions for the national convent Ion (o be held In Portland next year. An entertainment was given by the ltlne Devils orchestra which fur nish d a delightful program of mu sic. Another enjoyable Besion Is planned for next month. INI' ,i i:x.. TOM, IN M IAVS IS 4: (Ml, I .ol:ili.il t'r.i l..-M,sl Vlr TOKIl), Jan: 211. Forty deven hundred persons are reported dend ns the result of an Influenza epidemic In (.renter Toklo, which start ed al'out L'O days ano. Syncnnutod Meloliea Mi.-pHid hv those BLUE DEVILS from their store of latest hits. BIC TOWN HOP KUM ONGANC iIdance! n r M gsrrijujuiiijuiaiTii mm y ffl EVERY SATURDAY NITE U IabmobyI r 3iJ morning between Iio.se burg and 1 amas Valley, Finder return to this office. ii 'it itr.. i r ui msti-4i uimrtnient. j rooms, hot and cold w ater and hat h. Front and Hide entrance, ground floor. 427 K. lhuglas St. Uii' AicK intereyted "in "the Lvan-I gelistic campaign. Head Dr. Hanks' !rainatic Stories of Jed u." Koseburg Hook Store. IvT:VS FITTTciMoan7 lockTBrlug mo a titicker if you can. We also do grinding and saw filing. Rose burg Cyclery, 22X N. Main St. Vim SArKorr'I'UAlJK ?ornoe" burg property, fine little ranch close in, (i-room cottage, fine wa ter. 427 K. Douglas St. Koseburg, i re. WANTKIJ TO nUV Office desk, safe, equipment. If (rood condition and bargain. Also platform scales and hand truck. II. K. Thompson, Sulherlin, Ore. FOR SAI.K Over lOO tlers of oak and laurel block wood, one mile west of Looking Class p. o. on main road. Louis Gamba, Look inj; Glass, Ore. FOH SAI.K CHEAP ATelinquish ment; also want to corresiamd with widow from 35 to 60, matri mony in view. Address "A. H.," care News.Keview. HAY FOR SALE Alfalfa, (rrairi, hay, timothy and straw, guaran teed quality: prompt shipment. Prices upon application. Richard 1 Nyman, Walla Walla, Wash. SPKCIAIAliplayerrolljriir Also some bargains in records and sheet music. See our pianos and phonographs. Good quality portable phonograph ?25. JJuorc'B .Music Studio. 225 is'. Jackson St. K(iltRT:"NT CozyT conifomalile. steam heated rooms, spotlessly clean, quiet, strictly modern, cen trally located; 115.00 per month. TUB l)XFol;l ROOMS. 217 S. Stephens Street. Phone 310. V A NT V. 1 )' FOR "CAS 1 1 LATE MODEL FORDS 1!I23'S and l!)24's. RHINO YOURS IN NOW. MATHEWS MOTOR-X-CIIANGE 115 Jackson St. nut UUNT-Modern, 4 -room aiiiuT-1 J ment migo private Dath; kitchen-1 ette; fully furnished; light and : water furnished. Price 25.00. i Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. L)'iKATTTil"S 11122 Ford roadster. Enclosed top, all new cord tires, car In perfect running order. 5215. ihls Is a real bargain. MATHEWS MOTOR-X-CHANGE 115 Jackson St. I t WANT SIX THOrSANT) HtfC LARS Will give first moitcage on excellent good 22-acro fruit: and stock ranch; ID acres prunes; land under Irrigation; full Information, Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass StreeL Phone 219. FOR SALE -Make tinny dollars daily. Own Inexpensive cozy home; keep 2oeo chickens paying thirty dollars daily; raise your own feed; be your own boss. Six teen hundred dollars cash; bal ance, $1175. pay like rent. Plenty wood, past'ire, seeded land, wa ter; paved highway close; Ash land city near; excellent mar kets; rlimate cures you; unusual bargain. Cuvier, (Owner), Pox 5til, Ashland, Oregon. wTiX A MAN WOKK Kl)K WAGKrt? With this siarlnK him In the fare? 20 aerea border.s one fourth mtli on tne paved high way. Ui the ede of town 5 aeres cleared; 15 acres fine timber; two bin commercial poultry hous-j ets; barn and mmall cottage; fine; RprliiK water; tho best commer- clal poultry and wcmk! propositi tlon In the country. Fifteen hun-l ,dred takes clear title. Only takes! $650 cash to handle it. Lawrence! Kency, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. SilKKP AND 1TKKKV i'KOF.TS AHK Hit! -This is ideal for both. 300 acres; fenced and cross fenced with woven wire; live week through place; 200 acres of plow land; 30 acres In altalta; 12 acrva young prunes; 2 acres mix ed fruit and nuts; excellent coin aud graiu land; extra good 6-room farm house with spring water piped In; 2 big stock barns; other buildings; on main road; free school bus; daily mail; li0 head t ine n heep ; 'Z row h ; 2 calves; bi team; harness; was on; full set tools and imple ments; 13 thoroughbred turkeys; 60 chickens. III.moo, ea.-y terms, takes cveryinir. Ta know its real value you must see it. Lawrence Agency, 15 Cass StreeL I'hone 219. We are now offerlnK the fol- 4 low ine municipal binds tor Immediate delivery City of Twin Falls, to earn Ci pT cent. City of ltoseburc. Oregon, to earn h) per c;'iit. City of North Dend, to earn 6 pr cent. Town of Myrtle Creek, to earn M r'r cent. rortlnml l.Hl..e. No. H2. Or- d'r (f Klks, to earn t per cent. See Kiee Kice. J Shoe Selling urday, Jan. 24 SHORT LINES AND DISCONTINUED STYLES OF ' SHOES AND LOW BELOW COST AT COST LARGE WOMEN Sizes 7, 8 and 9 'III Cy shoes ill! VVTU. FOR Black or brown kid with mediu.n or low rubber heels. Some are OUT SIZE. We have too many and have priced them m.S3.95 for this sale SCHOOL SHOES FOR BIG GIRLS, sizes 5, 5J, 6, 6J, 7, 7J. 8, black or brown, low rubber heels. This sale ; 52.95 Ladies' Comfort Lace Shoe. Soft kid with low rub S2.65 A lot of Ladies' high Shoes,, French heels. In this . -95c ale ALL SALKS FINAL ROSEBURG B00TERIE IRVIN BRUNN SHOES CHANGE OF DATE Owlns to the Tomona Grange meeting to be held on Saturday, January 31st, the Douglas county Farm flurea't has cancelled its meeting announced for that dato Due notice will be given of the row dato of meeting when decided upon. fenite and Saturday A Drama of Thrills and Mystery 1 Tht story of "The Net Is the moat dramatic and heart stirring stnc3 Madame X was preenved to tho theatre going public All star cast, including Bar. bar Caitieton, Raymond Bloomer, Peggy Davis, ALSO ''WORLD NEWS' AND COMEDY 10c 15c Sunday: Th. Last Earth." 1 1 rcnn,..jj. CASS STREET j j mi nrDbrikie d without a precedent from Sat- to Saturday, Jan. 31 inclusive A Clean Stock Means Bargains We have learned that perishable ctyles are likely to leave a mer chant with a loss Instead of a profit To Keep Our Stock Clean we are cutting the daylights out rt n,l... i all l,nt,.n linA. -A discontinued s1vle. Vou net het. ter values here at all times and In this SALE we effer Shoes that no on. can afford to pans by. J .. ,,, .. . , Here you will find a partial list of values that will make your dollar, reach farther. Grouped In these fine lots are Shoci and Low Shoes. Shoes Suitable 1i Dress, Street Wear or Work. Some below cost, some at cost, some near c0!,t. $2.35, $3.95, $4.95, $5.85, S6.85 ORIGINAL CHIPPEWAS 10 inch tops, sizes 8J 9!, 10. In this sale S5.35! MEN'S $5 TO S6 RUBBER ?2C BOOTS, sizes. 10, 11, In this snl? THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUR NO PLAYING! j.m.barries PETER PAN a HERBERT BRENON m Parrle's famous story and play the screen' most enjoyable picture. With Hetty Hronson, the jtlrl Itarrte, himself, picked to play the title role; Frnest Torrenco ps "Captain Hook;" Cyril Cha Iwick. Ksih"r Kaltnn. .Vary Brian, and mnny o:hers. ADDED FEATURE AT 7:15 P. M. SHARP EVERY EVENING I The Famous "BLUE DEVILS'" orchestra Harold Cemis, eFaturing "Peter Pan." Prices -this special attraction Adults 50c; school students S5c; children 10c. The recollection of quality will llnitcr Ion after the price paid Is forgotten. ANTLERS Sunday, Gloria Swanson In "Manhandled" sspi iw j jsi mt iju ipm t a s SHOES! NEAR COST LADIES TWj1. WITH RCMsti-J SMALL I J I FEET J I Slzes 21 3' 3- 4 and 41 Here's a wonderful opportunity I for the women with a small foot. I tu-arlv 200 nair. nt linn.r. nl oxfords in black or brown kids or calf, Including some golf ox- fords with rubber' soles a , rh!mr , hlll ,, h. th. i ,0,d former y up to $9 .PI AC , tnis ,,. J)l.fl ! ' HLDREN'S SHOES-A real j cl9a) up of ehildren., ,chooa,and ; dress thoe, , foup wonderfu, groups. Save shoes. . on children's S1.C0, $1.95, $2.45, $2.95 BOY'S HIGH CUT SHOES S3.45IS2.95, $3.45, $4.45 NO REFUNDS FEET. rat It NT ID IV ADOIPM 2lKK JUH LLAMX boouctio is now Special Prologue Saturday Matinee WA1 SslttlslllJilllM!