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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1925.
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Our Specials on Barry Shoes and Oxfords
are going fast, but we still have a good
assortment of styles and sizes.
SPECIAL $ 5.00SPECIAL
$7.50 to $8.50 Value
Come in and tee our $35 Special on Suits
DUDS for MEN
Inc
T
IRDOW
I
was appointed to serve until Juno,
but wlio resigned Him first nf In
year. Min Johnnon who was up
pointed f a member of a promin
ent family of thin county, and re
Hided near Kenton for many years.
She taught for Heveral yearH in the
.school of the county, after :rmi
detliiK her own thorouKh educa
tion, ami during the past term has
served in the Med lord school. She
is taking up her duties at once.
T
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(AMOctited rrptt luH Wire.)
ri,AnKSI!tMlf!. W. Vn., Jnn. :o. ; n
Neeson C. Woods, 22, n fresli
jne.n In Ills law school of Yale 1 'ni
verslty, shot and killed himself to
day niter he had fired two shots
Into the body of Mrs. (ieorgl.'l
Warder, 23-year old wlilow, of
nw,n, w. va. inesnommgi A Klir,i ,.,. belonKng to Tom
was believed by I he police to have , ilzmilI1 ,,,,,. ulK,lt ,,,,
been caused by Airs. Warders re- ;lH own,.r was lltl(.n(ln(! , hoWp
fusa! to marry the young student. Tlu, oar wa ,,.ft ,, u,)on
A taxlcab driver, who had drlv ,.,.,, un(, vlwn ne ri.lurnw to
en Woods and Mrs. Warder from ,cum ,nc machine was not to be
i ittrKHDurK 10 me nouie or w.
fianbrldge, her brother. In JlrMgc
port, where she lived, heard
PRESENT LEVELS
(AMorUtM mm lfd Win.)
WASHINGTON. Jan. 29. Ore
gon today filed In the supreme
court, through Its attorney gener
al, Isaac A. Van Winkle, a brief In
nil Wort of Its appeal from the decis
ion of the federal district court of
Oregon, enjoining enforcement or
the compulsory education luw. The
litigation Is the first test to reach
the supreme court on the rll!ht of
states to require the education of
children In public schools.
The law was adopted by vote of
the people November, 1922, wus at
tacked as uncnnsitutlonul by the
Society of the Sisters of the Holy
Names of Jesus and Mary and by
the Hill Military Academy. It pro
posed that children between the '
ages of H and lt must attend pub-'
lie schools und prohibited their in
struction In parochial or jurivute I
schools. I
The points made by the state in
its appeal are that the fourteenth .
amendment to the constitution 4ies
not reii-lct the power of states to
enact laws necessary to promote
the health, safety, peace, morals,
education and general welfare of
the people that charters previously
grunted by the state to educational
institutions are' subject to annul
ment tinder the police powers of the
state that the state may exercise 1 j(.SU8
'especially In liahia, are yellow
fever, lluhonlc plague, Malaria
and Hook Worm diseases, fully
1 H5 percent of the peoule have
this disease, which hIwuvi efvulPOR SAI.lv
.a person a vitiated taste. One) J21J Winchester, J"3j Jl
patient alo the coat ou bis back, ; FOK KENT-Furnished apartments. , J
"u c" Inquire Wilder and At-ee store.
count of lack of transportation,
Itev. ilct'all and his wife could .FOIt SALE llange, excellent oak
take with them Into the Interior ?. Call afternoons at 1332 liar
only what they could carry ou a I yard Ave. '
u.u,c oa. ia are no roaus;LAUV woulll ku ,MiUun lu
and no sign posts in many parts, t.ry. More Allllri.M -jy.
l "wrior.l News-Uevlew,
where Iter. -Mi Call was stationed . .
it was impossible to get uieat.FUK SALE 11)23 Chevrolet t-oupe,
oftener thuu once a week, aud; practically new, 1H2& license. $1ju
then It was meat that had been cash. soil Mill St.
hung In the open and covered
t NW TODAY I j
-Plymouth Rock fryers '
pro-,
caro ,
with Hies. In the mountains for
several months every year, the
only drinking places have to be
.shared with many uulmalti.
Hut lu spite of these many dif
ficulties, Jtev. McCall and other'
missionaries have been able to!
touch the hearts of many people. I
lu one place where He v. McCall1
tho i
lound. Mr. Itlizmun at onco noti
fied Nfht Officer Itausch who tele-
I phoned to police officers In nearby
cities, with the renult that the car
WASHINGTON. Jan. 29. A pro-
i posal to reduce second class mall
rates to the 1!20 level was re
jected bv the senate today as an
I amendment to tue posLil pay and
rate Increase bill.
On motion of Senator Oddle, re
publican, Nevada, the senate then
voted to exempt publications sub
ject to first and second zone Inail
rates from the one cent a pound
Increase In rate proposed In the
bill. As a result the rate on sec
ond class mall sent In tho first
two zones Is retained at two cents
a pound.
Tho senate today adopted a
rider to the postal salaries bill
unlimited supervision over minors
art to education, employment, etc.;
that the statute under attack does
not interfere with the religious lib
erty of anyone that the American
people have determined there shall
be absolute and unequivocal separa
tion of churches and state public
schools shall be maintained and
conducted free from Influences In
lavor of any religious organization.
was stationed for four years,
there is a church with over 2V0
members. When ho and his
lumily returned after an absence
or over a year, crowds went out
M miles to greet them uud to
escort them to their home.
The nu'saiojiary has to con
tend with noF only dense ignor
ance on the part of most of the
people, but also Idol worship und
immorality. Thing that aid the
missionary are the natural affec
tionate nut u re of the people, their
hospitality und their recognition
of the authority of God's Word.
The men and women are sin
ners; hut they know it. lit or
der to get bis message "across"
the missionary has to have tuct,
common sense und the love of
in his heart, and preach
WANTKl) 5 good fresh Jersey
cows. I'hone -IftFl I. J Jeer Creek
Jersey Dairy.
FOIL RENT Nicely furnished
apartment, I'hone 353-J. olli So.
Stephens.
FOR KALK Dozen pure Minorca
laying hens. None better. 127li
Prospect St,
the power of God to overcome
sin.
In closing. Rev. McCall made
an appeal to his audience to be
missionaries If not in person,
through prayers and gifts of
money and children.
'UU SALK doz. II. I. K. pullets;
alzio 2 cockerels fiue. Thos. K
Carnes. I'hone 5F2.
. tL .Ml laiiy u ant s any kind if
'position. Address Position, care
News-Review.
CI.IKNT "wants- loan of"?S600 on
KOm1 real esUUe security. 8 per
cent Interest. G. . Young uud
Son. I'hone 417.
TO KACH customer, this weekTmly
a C'ongoleum rug free with each
purchase. IHiy what you ant,
get rug free. Powell,
LAIiY with one child wishes-position
as housekeeper for -bachelor
or widower.- Address "P",
care News-Review. I
FOR-RENT 3 ""furnished- house
keeping rooms. Hot and cold wa-
ter, bath and lights. Inquire 424
Floed St. j
FORSAXE 2 Buckeye incubators,
one lo5 eng and one 210 eng cap
acity Like new. I'hone 42F- lit. I
1. Pox 103. j
The Safest Way to
Acquire a Competence
and usually the quickest Is by bulld
liur a hank account and whafen
com acement it gives one to see the
, de;tsiis nipidly accumulating at In
terest. Now is a good time to opn
an account with the Hoseburg Na
tional lia nk.
A'.'c Interest Paid on Savings
Accounts.
The Rosebuig, Naliondl Bank
RoseBur.Ore.
tr at
Coming Sun. Won. Tues.
"Captain
Blood"
WI-I-IWKOaM-IlI-K
1 DANCEl
AT
YorNO hidy wants work of any
kind. Uox 3.- ltoseburg, t)re.
A SAMTAllV cuiiiTi 7iiid a baby
carrj'all, 'or sale -cheap. 3'5 W.
Kirst St. v
FOK SALE
Go cart, clean and In
1 shape. Call Kohlhacen Apt.
lllli.
lOlallaHall
SaLuriay Evening
January 3 1
3
$ - Gaod Music
a a
SMWflSISISISISIIMWiIWIlWV9
Woods sav as he stood unon
mens of the home: !... ...i ,,i ..!.... corrupt practices net strictly llm
"Well. If you don't ninn y me, , ut (;rttnls .aKH. Four yoUn(? men are I campalKn expenditures by
nobody else can have you." ibeini; held on the charue of auto concessional candle ales.
The couple went Into the house ,i,,.f, nli ..in ho hn,Mi.hi hl, In addition to linuiinK expeniw
and toon tho driver heanl Iho ' (,(.j,rK to answer to the chaw.'
shots. She was taken to a hospit- j Those under arrest nave the names !
al. where It was said she probably ' of Ja(.K Allen. John lioe Walton,1
would not live. I Keo Ik-i-quUlu aud W. Allen. A
Thia One Also 22 Yra. Old. I warrant has been Issued for them I
I'KUVlliKM.h, It. I., Jan. 2 and they will be relumed to this
city nt once.
Private tleorKe Carmack Cordy,
22, stationed at Fort AdnniR, New
Tort, today, confessed, nccordinn
to the police, that he killed Mary
Gloason, whose body was found in
a deep moat nt the reservation of
Fort Adams.
Few pounds (llll slraln broccoli
seed. Foster Ilutner.
The followliiK report covering the
I attendance and punctuality of the
iltoseburK schools for the month
. lenditiK Jan. LM. has been compiled
bv City Superintendent M. S.
Ilanim:
I Total pupils enrolled to date.
1132; aveniKe number pupils be
' IoiikIiik, 13n!)2; averaKO dally at-
Mlsa Anes Johnson, for several tendance, 12S5; per cent of attend
years a tenrher In IioukIss counly. jance. Its number tanllnesses, t3;
but who hns been recently located ! pupils neither absent nor late, !)(j;
In Medford, where she hns been number of visits by parents, 23..
employed In the schools there, has I Combined record of attendance
been temporarily appointed as : and punctuality by buildings and
.county school supervisor. Mrs. Ac-jKrndes uccorditiK to rank is as fol-
tures of a candidate for the house
to tT.no and of n senator to $lu.
00O, the measure would require de
tailed periodical reports from ev
ery political committee and. In
certain cases, from individual con
tributions. The presidents ncrleullural
commission today completed Its
third Kroup of recommendations.
It deals wllh administration of ex
isting attendee related to agricul
ture and Is expected to be made
publllc early next week.
IM BOY HURT.
TRANS-OCEANIC
NEWS FLASHES
HOT ARGUMENTS
ON CHILD LABOR
LAW ARE HEARD
(Continued from page 1.)
Corvallls, attacked the arguments
of hte proponents of the measure.
He explained that their data was
fAMnrl.ttd Vrvm LpkiumI Wire.) based OU 1U2U Statistics.
DUHI.IN, Jan. 29. The Irish "Various states having defic.cn
freo state Is tottering and com- cies In their child labor laws have
time,'
plele independence alone will give ' corrected them since that
stability and prosperity, Kammon : he declared.
I)e Valera. leader of the republl-1 James Mutt, representative from
cans declared In n speech' yester-' Clatsop county, assailed the arRu
day. j ments of Urown, whom he charged
1 j was a representative of the Mer-
SHANOHAI, Jan. 29. Twenty chants and Manufacturer's Asso
persons were killed and 2d Injured elation. "There is no valid rea
here todav in a thickly settled sec- son for not giving congress the
concurrent power In child labor
legislation that the states enjoy,"
lows:
All schools, 9S 0; high school
!IS.t; Fllllerlon, (til l; llenson, 1)9.1;
i ltose, 99.2; Central, 97. S.
llenson. Kth, 8S.s; Kullerton, llll ' ligaments In one I
'and 711, 99. S; llenson, 41 h, 99 6; Fill-1 erwise bruised but
Delmar Pnrnes, son of Mr. and
Mrs. I.. J. Ilarnes of this city, was
Injured a few days ago In an air
plane crash at San Diego, accord
ing to a letter received from him.
lie is serving his third enlistment
as an electrician In the naval air
servlco and has recently- been
spending a great deal of time in
the air. He was Injured when the
big seaplane nosed over nfler at
tempting a landing In a rough sec
tion of the fit-Ill. ' lie pulled the
and was oi li
mit seriously
ll.itl nf III. t'ttiii..ta .llutrW.f u-l,rt '
a small contingent of victorious
troops, representing Ceucrul Lu
Yungllsiang and the central
Chinese government were resisted
when they attempted to disarm
about 1,000 defeated Klungsu
troops of fill llslefi Yuan, de
posed lender.
TOKIO, Jnn. 29. Major Pedro
ZnnnI, carrying the colors of the
Argentine Ilepubl'- on an air
plane flight around the world, ar
rived at Osaka from Tokio this af
ternoon In the machine in which
he expects to cross the North Pa
cific wllh the advent of spring.
kert, county school superintendent
has appointed Miss Johnson to
serve .in this cnpaclly, until I he
county educational board can
meet and make a permanent np
polntuient. The position was form
erly held by Mrs. O. C. Hrown, w ho ! l-rton. 4th and fth. 99.4; Hose, TAlhurt. He wns recently commended
and XA. 99.4; ltose, 3A and 11, 1 by the war department lor bravery
99.4; ltose, tA, 99 3; llenson, 311. j In an attempt to rescue comrades In
99.3: llenson. 111, 99 3; ltose, lAthe service who were drowned
and 2A. 99 3; llenson, lh, 99 2 ; 7th, when their plane went Into the
99.2: ltose. 4lh, 99.2; Rose. 6A aiul!ocean. Barnes was In a plane re
Til. 99 1: ltose, fill. 99.1: Hose, fill, I turning to Its base when the olher
99 1: llenson. filh. 99: llenson. 2nd. 'ship was seen to drop Int.) the wa
99; Hose. Ml. 99; high school. Jun- ter. The craft in which Ilarnes was
iors, 99: 1'iillerlon. Ill and
!).X: high school, freshmen. 9s s;
llenson. 1A and 3A, 9S.7: Kose, 211.
9MI: ltose, ill. !ts.r: high school
seniors, Ms. 4; Fiillcrtim, 211. 9s. 2;
liitMi school, sophomores, 9S.1; Cen
tral, 111, 97.7.
DANCE
AT
MELKOSE
Country Club Saturday
night. January 31. Good
music and free lunch.
' MyitiK immediately turned about
and went to the rescue, nnd for
rour hours the Hitmen worked in
the Icy waters to release the bodies
: of their comrades, pinned under
ne,ilh the wreckage. They at last
succeeded In wavliiK all of the bod
ies, but nil on the wrecked plane
were drowned before they could be
released. In reco.-nttlon or the
I brave attempt at rescue, however.
gwxww.M.M. :';,;,me!;;!;;u!m'iom"e,m!,i!!ok
such risks themselves to save the
bodies o( their comrades.
PEKINO, Jan. 29. Dr. Sun Yat
Ren. leader of the government of
southern China, who underwent an
operation for cancer. recently,
spent a comfortable niiiht and wns
not In p:iln this morning. Physi
cians pronounced his condition
satisfactory. Dr. Sun was reported
dead last week.
P.ATPM. Oeornla. Ptisan Jnn.
29. Vineyards and orchards valu
ed at millions of dollars have been
destroyrd by th; cold which pre
viiIIh throughout the Caucasus.
The famous Abrauurso vineyards
in the nor'hern Caucasus whU-h
have supplied Kussia with Its fin
est champagne, are ruined and
many vineyards noted for white
and red wines have suffered sim
ilar fate. Creat areas of lemon
and tungerlne trees in the ll.ituin
district have succumbed.
There Is three foot of snow In
the Tiflls and Paku districts and
all the oil wells ate Idle. Ansleiy
is felt for the ffect of the contin
ued freezing up of next year's
whcii4 crop.
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vertlsllitf for results
THE LIBERTY THEATER
BIG DOUBLE, vSHOW
At our regular prices Duly 10 nnd 15 cenls
LAST TIME TODAY
GASTON GLASS I
AND
Helene Chadwick
Troiiping
with Ellen" !
j Tak your printing needs to the
' News Iteview exdushe job print
ing department.
Also
Chronicles of Amr-rica
Yale University
"The Frontier Woman"
Alio: Th. Ae.op'a Fables
And The Town Topics.
Spring Hals are Gay
Small at to sire and hii;h a
to crown, these new huts an
ti mi nre the ppi inn time in
I ehon:iir Fashion.
All prices are inirpi (singly
low.
rhe Specialty Shcppc
Mrs. S. M. King
2P.r North Jackson street
NOTTINGHAM. Kngland, Jan.
29.- On the ground that a propos
ed railway line through Sherwood
forest would destroy the heiutv
of the legendary home of Knbin
Hood, a strong local protest has
been started, headed by Karl
Mnnvers.
The railway cemp'iny wants to
put in a I ne to serve a new col
liery,, but. as Mils wouM tninli
lleech Avenue, one of the most
beautiful spois In the country. lUe
local population Is up In arms.
he declared. "The supreme court
will outrule any excessive or un
sound legislation, If congress were
to be ao foolish to puss uny."
DOUGLAS CO. BAND
TO HOLD BANQUET
The members of the Douglas
County Hand will hold a banquet
Monday evening, February 2, at
7:3o o'clock, at the Palace' of
Sweets. The banquet is to be In
honor of the retiring director, John
C Shields, and to welcome ihe new
director, Mr. Nickerson, who comes
from Portland. Mr. Nickerson hns
been employed by the McDougnll-
Conn company of that place. He
will take the placp as Instructor in
band instruments in the HeLnlim
Conservatory made vacant by Mr,
Shields and Harry Crocker, w ho are
going to Portland to take lessons
from professional musicians on
clarinet and cornet. They will al
so take places as Instructors with
the McDougnll Conn company. Mr.
Nickerson has had 20 years experi
ence In the playing of wind Instru
ments, and is a very fine musician.
Mr. Nickerson has had a wide ex
perience with band instruments and
in conducting bands. A fine mu
sical program has been arranged
for.
FOH THICK For sale by owm r
at bargain If taken at once, lajo
model, with roadster body anil
wood rack. Phone H4.
:LPAY20pe7cent on $S0i.
sate business proposition. Well
secured. Address Investment,
care NeWs-Review.
txni SALK General store, invoice
about $5400. 60 per cent groceries
lixtures about ti50. Kent $20. Ad
dress P. H., care News Iteview.
NKW anil second hand business for
sale, reasonable. Address Itu.-.i-ness,
care News Ileview.
I town from Ilhldlc
Calvin P. Smith of Riddle
was a business visitor :n Rose
burg late yesterday afternoon.
Fuller brushes. C.
Tel. 210-Y1.
L. Houghton
PARIS. Jan. :.'!.- Fifteen p.
son" were injured In n clash I;
Jifcht between attendants a'
meeting of Cenetal He Cast
man's "patriots' league" ami t
communists who endeavored
break up the gathering.
Canyonvllle and the Pays Creek
'country are making an effort to
have electricity brought into the
'town and valley for lighting and Ir
rigation purposes, the line to come
In from Riddle, list evening Thos.
J H. Ness, manager of the California
Oregon Power Company, and Will
K. Holbein, secretary of the Cham
ber of Commerce, went down to
Canyonvllle and met with a large
crowd of the Interested cftixens.
Mr. Ness explained what would be
necessary on the part of the people j
down there to secure this great con-1
venlence, and expressions from '
those present make It almost cer-
tain that something will be done Ir I
the matter early this spring. Some I
of the farmers up towards Pays j
Creek wish to Irrigate at least fifty
acres, and they are sold to thp
Idea of using electricity for this,
purpose.
For quick results
Rprtew clamlfNd Md
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A'
Tuesday evening liov. II, -rr
Mi Call addressed an audience nf
aimiit thirty at the l'resliylt r'ati
church on the subject of llrail.
Ir. Martin went to itriizil as
a missionary In lsus and lr.
liallyer lu Isfi".. Itev. M.i'.ili
siid. progres at first was ery
Hrazll Is an extremely h inl f,u"'' ;hceiy breathing, raiseschok
climate the neonle l.. i .f i,,... '"K l'hlem easily, aiiowa restfu
poiiaiion, la.-k of proper food,
la. k of good drinking water anil
persecution. Among the diS'-a-es
common In the southern l'-:t,j
CRYING CHILD
want attention but a
coughing child nrcti
attention.
Used and recommended since 1S72
CHAMBERLAINS
COUGH remedy;
tons alarming croup coughs, esses
y, wneezy nreatning, raiseschok ;
phletrm easily, allows restful i
leep. Henofita both children and
grown pimms. I
Kmp a bottU In your horn ll tht tim
No Narcotica, Sold svarywh!. j
FOR UKNT Reasonable. Finnish-,
ed apartment, near lienson
school, ground floor al! conven
iences. Children welcome. Phone
70-J. 522 1st Ave, No.
LOANS Funds are now available
for loans on city property, under
the monthly repayment plan. No
commissions. L'mpqua Savings
and Loan Association, with Ioug
las Abstract Company.
P L A N T (TRAI-'TKI)- WALNl'TS
One of best blocks In state, com
plete line of other stocks, well
grown, right stock at right prices.
Ask for prices. 35 years in busi
ness. Carlton Nursery Co., Carl
ton, Ore.
FO I lKX C HANG Well b 1 1 1 1 1 7 -room
house with bath, beaut Ifuf
lawn, flowers, shrubbery, 7
kinds of fruit for family use; 6
acres bottom land, smatl barn;
located in small town 20 minutes
drive to Marshfleld. Value $5500.
Want equipped ranch of full val
ue In Douglas county. Address
D. H care News-Review.
FOR UKNT A new partly fur
nished house, everything strictly
modern, with all kinds of built In
1 work. Just finished "nnd ready to
occupy. Would be glad to show
you through it whether you are
Interested in renting or not. Come
and see the built-in work. For
particulars call 4IG-R. Fast Doug
las Et.
AtrcfToN SALK Yoiicalla, I oug
lus county, Oregon. Saturday,
Feh. 14. jf). 25 head' of horse
kind, consisting of 10 head of
young mares ready for harness.
They are the cream of the coun
try. Also, 15 head of mares, geld
ings and muhJs of middle age,
ranging from saddle ponies' up to
1500 pounds In weight. Terms
cash. Sale begins 11a. m. sharp.
Win. Llllie.
FOR-SALF Lease, my 2 3 share In
sva. ranch. 11 mih-s west of
Winchester. 21 A. grain, rp In
fine condition; 4 a. bearing
prunes; 2 a. family orchard, large
garden patch. 2 matched teams.
2 cows, 1 yr. heifer; 2 sets harness
wagons, box and rack, sidehill
plow, & sec. harrow, 1 springtooth
hii r row, mower rake, orchard
disc, weeder, cultivator, marker
and corn planter, summer wood.
Pasture free. Fair buildings and
running water on the place.
!2oo. ft cash. Pal. on terms. Karl
T. Johnson. Roseburg. Ore. Rt. 2.
V ANTED" SALKSM KN to disTribute
products of Seal tie manufactur
ing company In your local terri
tory and elsewhere. Kxperience
.unnecessary. We give you com
plete course of instruction on ar
ticles and salesmanship. $50 to
$1000 Investment required, fully
protected by merchandise and ex
clusive rlyht to represent com
pany In your territory. Advance
ment and wonderful opportunities
j to those w hose efforts Justify
promotion. Investigate r.t once as
openings are limited. AiMr-s
J President. Hml L. C. Smith PMg.,
! Seattle. Washington.
Ba uTi aT.n sfoi rrt t ' v f i is i ( i y.
I KRS FOR BARGAINS J. W.
) TolTman Art Real Estate. Would
j be pleased to li.!t your property.
I I Mil rustle and not plseon hole
' It. getting its full value, not ne
I glecting the buyer's interest. I
j am conversant with iHmglas
I county values and pro.erty. hav
j in it ranr'u-d and conducted a
daiiy. al. o ran a crocery store
seeral years. All this varied e
f perience is my stock In trade.
fKnowinc jurt what propei-
tlon the homesi'ker ne ds,- and
what he can accomplish on ot
I tain soils and land. I have or.ie
' good buys In hemes, farm-, and
exchfrnre should you d sire to
rxehafire your ilosi-bun heme
for a farm or xlce ver.a. Keep
yiur ear to the ground for start
Ifng Fdetibowt-r devT'loemtnts
now In the offing. Office at Eden
bow vr.
What a Sale
Be ahead of trouble
Insurance today is worth a
hundred regrets tomorrow.
Our office la .open six days
every week and six nights it
necessary to discuss, advise,
counsel, Invesiigate and go
over your Insurance prob
lems. Insure Today We Are Ready
yisemc nine
For
a
FEW MORE DAYS . short
lines and discontinued styles
Shoes and Low Shoes
BELOW COST.
AT COST '
NEAR COST
Come yJ
to
Our Store and see what you
can save.
LADIES LOW SHOES
Sires 2, 3. 3;.. 4, 41, that
sold up to SO, now
$1.S5
MEN'S SHOES
$2.35, $3.05, $4.95
$5.85, $6.85
CHILDREN'S SHOES
$1.00, $1.45, $1.S5,
- $2.45, $2.05
HURRY
Electronic Diagnosis ana
Treatment
(Abrami Method)
DR. HARRISON FOLK
' Electronic and Chiropractic
Physician
17-18-19 Perkins Bldfl. Phone 491
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OiertlMKTItlST
Hpeollll In the fitting
Clnsnea
lit JH.knon St.
''WiiKi Oft
DR. H.C. CHURCH
OPIOMEJRISI
EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL
SERVICE
Perkins Building Phono 80
Second Floor Roseburg, Ore.
lUlNlir. VJ1NL.T t, t
Mabel Batlin
AND
10c
25c
Hobnrt Bosworth
"Vanity
Fair"
Also: "Pathe fTeview"
ANTLERS
Tomorrow and Sat., Tom
Mix in ''Ladies to Board"
H'jri
We b.ise our success on this
We firs building a permanent
business by giving the people
of this community better
shoes for the money than
they ever got before.
We are-doing this at all
times but in this sale we are
doing still more to make our
thort lines move in a hurry.
ROSEBURG
BOOTERIE
irvix nra xx
Perkins Bldg.
Fho-s tntt Satisfy and .
Fit Your Feet
Last Time Tonite
WILLIAM
FARNUM
In
"The Man
15c
Hunter"
A he-mn's fight for fortune
and justice and love.
Fighting Hill Farnum nt hi
best: the cinema art at it.i
hi
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