Roseburg news-review., February 10, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVlEW TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1925.
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The new De Laval the world's best arparator h now witlni
tlie reach of everyone in tliis community. You can buy a De Laval
for as low as $6.60 down, with small monthly payments of $3.96
a month for 15 months, larger sizes in proportion.
The saving made hy the De Laval ovrr hand skimming or
worn-out or cream-wasting separator, should about equal the monthly
payments. In this way it will pay for itself.
You will get a machine that skims cleaner, lasts longer and is
easier to opeiate than any other separator the experience of two
and a half million owners proves it. 1 he new De Laval with its
self-centering bowl, light running qualities, greater convenience and
all around superiority is even better than th old machine, and that
is saying a great deal.
No matter how long you may use a1 De Lava! you can always
get service and repairs.
With su.'J easy terms you really cant afford to be without a
De Laval. You pay for it whether you u:c it cr not. Let us
demonstrate a De Laval on your ow.j f.uni or c ill in and talk,
the matter over with us.
Douglas County Creamery
PHONE
W. J. WEAVER HOME pround for more than two months.
W. J. Weaver, owner and mana- He returned by way of San Kran
got of tho Unipiiua Hotel, returned eisco and Sacramento, visiting the
lant night from Shelton. Nebraska, new Senator Hotel t the latter
where ho was called by the illness place. He iiIm upent two ilays at
and death of his mother. He reports Yreka Inn, whii h Is owned by Mr.
thnl the Btate Is experiencing" one Weaver and his brother. .Mrs. Wea
of the hardest winters or recent vt met her husband In San Fran
years, snow having been on the cIsco and returned with him.
Gordon Hat Special
ON BROKEN LOTS
Velours and Scratches $4.25
Real Beavers $6.50
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124 Casrl
Rapp Building
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THE LIBERTY THEATER
IST TIME TONIGI IT $
THE BIG SHOW
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Also: Tho Fjmoui Comedy :
MONSIEUR PONT CARE
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Street.
RUN DOWN.
A run down nysteni is duo
to disonlered nerves. A
chiropractic examination
locates your trouble, ami
by adjustments relieves it
and builds up the body.
"Yours for Health"
Dr. C. H. McNeil K
Chiropractic Specialist
Phone 694-J
327 West Cass
At our rcKtilar prices
Onlv 10 nnd 1T cents
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FITIKNK. Or-.. Feb. 10.-fnt-vrsftv
of Oregon bn-dfetbnll fan
arc 'lat( (inlay over the vlrtorv
here hint nittht of the It-nion yellow
vnrl'v five, , fmalehed from the
Washington
f-ollpp quintet
bv a K(ore of ?.0 to 2fi. white
Idaho was dfettMni; Wash 'net on
at Seattle. Oregon In In first
nlnce In th re, nferent raro us
th" result of tin (.'aim'.
The Coiii'jiri nlavi-l a flnn flier V
fnt? rfni'. nml It wim only th hll
I'v rf t tit On j.'nn roucnr to l"op
ho ball in from different aiiL'Pff
that kept llictn on thy lor.s -nd of
tin Keorc.
PFATTI.F, Wash.. Fb. 10
Fnivrsit ef Or' nnn h. lifts the
rartfie nrrthw.-Mt Interrolb-ciat"
I rnnfen-nrf' wllh n pTei'ntPtn of
I nnd nl.n f'r the hicheKt nnm -
b r of potfitrf pfnrwl, h:iv!nr
j(r.t(ist 20.1 made bv their basket
hall opnoncnt an the r".-s"lt of a
30 to 2-t vietinv last, tliirlit over
WnnhliiKton !nto cnllefo nreord-
"nir to utatifltlcH compiled hen to-
dav.
l'ntver?'ty of V'ashlneton. al
thoiiKb ilinppinc lo third place
with l.Ron pt-'fpfntaijn ph the r--
n1t of lowlnf to tho Fniversify of
Idaho hist nbdit 2ft to no in n oy- j
ertlme b-ishi'tball pa me nnd beinV j
(led with ft .fifi perrenia'e wi'h
Oregon Atrrletiltural f'ollepp
fnr
wprond position In Hit nortlt'"-n
snrtton of Iho Pjiclfln ronHt lntT
rollcKlittu ronrt'ronr. h-tnls thf
oottHt li-n?ilf In ftrorlnc with 12
to l.rU nind hv oipon-tiltt. Pf-orcs
tnad1 hy tho tniims In both confer-
Icnfi-a:
Pftrlfir Northwest. Conf'Tonriv
Points Tr'nin j Opponents
nss Oregon
si WiishltiKlon
f'.oti7tn-a
tn C'in7iiia
1?7 Cmana
Whitman
?rr. o. a. v.
ISt W. S. ('.
? Montana
m Maho
ir.1 WIllamHttn I
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Vafifir f'oast Conr-Tt nrp,
nrn Section:
1R? Wnahlnrston
1?( n. A. C.
121 Monlnnn
114 ' rtrei-on
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To It now. Order a unmple loaf of
flrlmm Urns. MUdC IlliKAl) nrd It
will become your steady diet.
Phone 1113.
WHAT THE I..EGIS-
LATURE IS DOING
(Continued from pane 1.)
darn that the measure Is not do- b" b"m " h", H ""' l"r,vi'nl church
sl(-ne, to strike nt unv Kioup. but 1 '' 'auds. I he church has out
Is Intended lo raise educational r1"'"1 " xtensive enmpaien to
stsndnrdn
The hilt would establish a hoard
of license consisting of ten mem-
Ibers of whom dgbt would be 1
named by (he governor. The .
, ninth member of the board would
I he the state superintendent
I public instruction, and the tenth
(he secretary of tho Oregon st
board of health. To U(ain a li-
i cense, one would have to possess
: a eer tain claHstrb ation.
"The bill makes no discrimina
tion among the different schools
; of the healing arl." explained Or.
Italph Ken to ii. speaking for t he
measure. "It is simply rfc-dgned
J to Insuro the ability of the iitdi
t vithial lo practb-e the healing
; arts. It creates no new offices,
; Vnder the bill a person must be
! ed m ated, regardless of w hat Its
.method may be. It will abridge
; no Individual rights. One wlnv
teels that his rights have be
j abridged, can iipjteal to the courts
' immediately under (he measure.
The n i gnu Ucd chlropi actors
'were rcpresi tiled bv II. K. Mul-
V I')', who charged that passage of
V the bill would put the chirnprac
t. tors out of business.
V1 "A lull was pas-i d by tho house
5? today w hii h would raise I he
: .-ia:idards of the chinpract ic
t r roup in this state ;:;t 1 -;t per
J nt.' he explained, "we believe
- ! hat the present medical pi act it
-.ode with the existent boaid to
adt quate.
.illoii N To! imneil.
1" rATIJUM Si: -':ite::r, Oregon,
l'eh. o. -- Cnablo to muster
enough Vi(es to pass the fish com-
mission bill o er the governor's
veto the henate organla tion yes-
terda v pn.-,! poncd act ion on the
measure until Wednesday nfter-
nun. when it will come up under
a j pec in I order of bu.-iness at J : -tW'
o clock.
The mciiMiro which transfers
t he fish cum mission from the
governor to the board of control,
was Introduced several weeks ago
by Senator Itittier, and last week
it was made u special order of
business f.ir ..esterday uftornofli
at " .'Id n'l ioi k.
When the IcnleiR of (he senate
ou;.ml.itien made a canvas of the
sit inn ion. however. I hey ton nil
that a k 'Hi i of 1 tt independent
sen, 'i tors t .i . I atre- d to support
the jyov ciium s veto of the meas-
Klcvcti is ctinuKh to sustain (lie
veto ami lo-n h the n.ite organf
? at ion decided to po-tpent- aiien
with thf hope of brlntwig sftti't
c:.nt priH-iuie -vn the 1 ;t senattirs
to tre;ik their mildnatloti.
Ibink CihIc Itill Can-ev.
STAT I I !t - I Si: Salem. tren.
I . b I e The l evl'cd bnnkniK
code bill, wetiMto bill til. was pa-;s-
d
t he S'-nafe todiiv. ronung
t'p a a speeial ctrder at I 1 o'clock,
l he deh.ue nai brief.
itate hill No, n:i, des jned to
relieve dty fiiinicm ou tho north
unit nrnleet r-a.'4?ri (hp Ki'tiatn to.
A bill lnf.roduc-d by I'pton by
retjufxt, pruviilinK fur a state
boar( of therupy examiners and
'for regulation of ro-uneties tht-ra-
py mnM d the Ht'iiutf today.
I IiDiiMy hill I'jr, ai.olibiiins the
-office of county judge, was killed
by the house.
K.ivIuki mil I'ummI.
STATKH'yi'.Si; Salem, Oregon,
Feb. lo. Tim flordon Mutual
Savings hank brll was put.ieri hy
t)u house thin morning without
1 oppoMiiiuii. K.'pr t ntutivo tor
. dou explained the nn asuie, point
ing out that It was copied after
;th New York law under which
a tr int mluiiH bunking bu.-dness
i In hemic done. Ifi-nrt-scntnttvA :
shermun nupplemonted (iordon'a I
speech, dec larln It would be
Htiinulativti to Hiuto d-velopnient,
Senator Klepiier and iieprt-Htn-
talivo IJtiiiey iutrodmed a bill to-
day providing for adoption of a
utato flay.
McELHINNY FUNERAL !
HELD THIS MORNING:
The funeral of the lato V. S.
McKlhinny, who paH.ed nway at
about 11 oVIoi k Satunlsy np;ht.
jafter uu lllnenn of neveral
montns
j durat ion, was held thin morning at
lio o'clock from the Johi bur Un-
derinkiriK Parlors. Key. Stewart
O'Dcllpastor of the Methodist
church. 8outh, read th services.
The body w ill be Bent . on train
number 54, tonipht to I'ortland,
wlo re It will U- placed In the mau
soleum. Many beautiful floral, of
ferings wern pn m uted by the
many Horrowinj; friends and be
reaved relatives (n token of th
hish regard In which he was held.
CANNERY MEETING HELD
The annual , meeting of tho
IstockholderH of the Uniptjua V'alb y
jCanninK Company, was held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the can
1 nery bujlilint;. Tho meeting was
called lor the purpose' of electing
'officers for the year and transact
jin other business In connection
with the operation of, the canaery.'
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The financial campaign of the
na)tist church to raise funils fori
the const ruction of the first unit of i
a new church building, will be-
Htarted tomorrow night, according;
to Jtev. H. I. Caldwell, pastor of this time.
the local church. The rongregatfnn ' There was no change in butter
here has purchased the lot directly prices today nnd bids on the ex
south of the church building, thta ! change, reinaimd steady at former
lot belni; llo hy so feet 111 size, and
the title to this piece of land hns
already passed to the church. Tho
lot was formerly owned by 1. W.
Youiir.
It Is Intended lo secure plans for
a church hulldlttK to occupy the
newly acrptlrcd site ns well as the
present property, and then to con
struct one unit. This unit will be a
s""'l,iy "'h001 t"'K. fuiiy
eoulppe
quipped and modern In every par-1
i tlcuiar. Ijiler as more money be
i comes available Liu1 auditorium w ill
raise uic mi n minis, unit win not
start construction work until
,m" 7 '"'"I'lelf the project is
lle. " is expected thai this
Wl" i"'li'l'e about one year.
M NIC 0!
ODIbC
II. V. Seymour, state boys nnd
girls club leader, spent the-day in
lioseburg conferring 4th W. S.
Ciirpentar, county club leader, and
.Mrs. i Ml t h Aeliert, county school
superintendent. Mr. Seymour Is an
xlmiH that Douclas count v shoul 1
IJmal.e a better sho ing In club
i uie nunc oui, lino is mil
Ing with that end In iew at tlie
present time. The girl: are makim
a good showing in sewing and'
coo). ing. led the buys me not tal.
ing as much lniert. ami I? is d- -shed
to have u more balanced e
lubil item the county. Steps wi'1
be taken moii to arramre fur more
lAhibits Item the bos" work, at-.'
an eitoi t made to capture the f n j
prize ut the state lair, v
LA fFRF DEATH
The grand hry - nt the great
part of today In wstkating t!
de;iili of Win. l.aMere who was K
I1 s'everid month- ago when n
was nlv.n k by the automob.le df n
en by S S Shell, ot Oaldand. '
1 .a Mere, ;n i-oidiiii: to the enb i:
bioimht iv-ut at the coroner's ii
quest, whs walking along the ia,
llieitt in Kdellhower. when he t
hit by the ttuto driven by V
Shell. The car travelled a ditan
of nbieit tuo Imtuhed It t-i alter
tlnu the man. an-t ihetf turned e
in the dit h Mr. l aM. ie lived
a tew minute.- alter being mmi. -.
'I he eon -jer s jury made a til
oa-ii in et icai 'on of t!ie i-ae a
Oidere.l Mr Sie tl held tor
i'a''d eiiy, and h.s bonds v.-
plseed ill the Mill! Of J.i.Hili.
''hai :te of ira'i.ui!i'er ,
biMM'i-ht by the coroner s Jury.
The ci.i:i(l buy od.iy t u!ed i:; ,
t" tin tier e wild. i-s uu-iu-tim: j-. ...
t. rally all uf tf :e w ho te .in 1 ,
t'le p:ohe H:.ti,e.h.it. ly lolbo. ,
the n eident, np.-ndllu; the vIO
morning on t he one i a-e.
For q.i'.k result o New-
Kev w ei.isHiriii aGteruseiutu-
They not result.
(AwfUtNl Ptm ImmhJ Wire.) ,
POItTI.AND, Ore., Feb. 10.
Ft, w ak. 3 to 4e lower, cm rent
rceipH -7c; pullets -"fi 2'ile;
lira's 2li''i2:tr; -henneries SJti
delivered Portland.
infer Mad', extra tube cMy
4 lit ; .ta nihil A.- IJ'-: piiiun firt.-
4",-; Jii-HM Ar; umb r-'rad- lioinl
lii l: prints 4c; carious
KuiififaL Mi-ady, b-'t churning
v: am 4-ie n-t hliij)p'-r track in
zti'.iv one ;
(1' iivi r.u roi tiarui.
PORTLAND. Or
'otiltry fitin, fcarc--
:u ; o!il r(otitcr.4 lot:;
, Ftb. 10
; h'H y lu-ns
uplines
iluckii, White
turkeys Z'-U:;
l' kin 2ucn2)c; liv
; ilri-ssed lurkfys IK'tfj'ju;
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j PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 10 i
i inioiis n an, nvi-i, uiiii "iin.i
:,ti to 4.i.7i lor r. S. No. M;
Mm; jrowiTH stiil ho!'! for S i ; i
ul-fi!e-n!e nrice t.nioiis Si to SrTi. 1
J rotaioty; iiiii-i; Imy.r.i pi-urally
iaiiiK around H 'o in country.
I
j poRTI-AMX Or'.. Feb. 10
v.n- Aiiiiniitt. N.. 1 2s'.::te lb.-
I'llhertS I"1r ISC
,',n in:ts lt;ri 17
nmri-Ls l'7i:; i!ra-Ort-Kon
che.-st-
nuts lS-filTc.
asi-ara bark blow, weak, new
p . 1 Sir per pound; Oregon rape
root 4c.
Hops firm, new clus'ers lTffrHc;
faj'Klen 1.1f( ISc; old crop nominal.
I SAX FHAXflSfO,
; FkrL-s weak, extras
, Ms .Tic.
Feb. lo.
extra pul-
IJutter fut f. o. b. San Francisco
4'tV
Vouncr roosters coloVod 'r 17c;
l'Khtn-n 12(ft He.
Turkey.!, dres-ied foncy foms, 37
::sc; hens 3:tftt poon-r 22rt(
4'OKTr.ANI), Ore., Feb. 10.- Kgg
values have resumed their down
ward (rend with another sharp
break hi the local market today.
On the exchange prie-s are 3 to
I cents lower with extras po-ii ed
at :!l ci iits and firsts at cents.
I'uliets dectiuul 4 ci lit:; to tho 30
ctnt levi I.
Current receipts wre pl nt iful
and exihange prices casi-d off 4
cents closing nl i!!' ci'iits net. Uids
in the country, howev r. range
around 27 'a 'Jir: with few buyt rs
desiring to pay more than ,-7
cent.i.
I n cren si d rece i p - s In the local
market tegetlur with cnntijiued do-
lines in oilier eolist markets are
the principal
bearish factors at
levels, ("ountry dresved me-its are
firmer today due to liuht rt-ceipts.
C.'ioico light veal are briiiL-ing as
high as.ltiic with choice light ho;:s
held at VA to lti cents." Demand
Is good for top stuff.
Toultry receipts are llulit and the
matkot is In good healthy condi
tion. 'I ho -onion m-avket Is ".venker
with wholesale dealers seling U.
8. No. 1 stock from the Sherwood
(district nt $4 25 per hundred. Some
: nre still nuking JtT.d but the buk
of sales are made at the lower
figure. In the coitntrv many of
i the growers are hob. in for
j but hovers nre not willing to go
over $3.7fi even for M best stock
and recnt lots havo been picked
up at ?:t.ri) t'otintry loading point.
I There is no actual weakness In
the p dato idtuatlon. although U
f market is o,tiiet temporarily.
I. S. No. grade Ihnbanks arc
bringing S1.7" in the country with
.some fancy lots at $l.,sr. In tho
. wholesale market fitnev potatoes
an movln-T out at 2.2? with Yaki
ma (Jems at S'-' .'.o.
Ust New-IIevlew Classified Ad
vHrtWInir fr rMsults
Atotre fT ll;il''Ht'll, Vh
long j-ivn.e.i nh ndrg acttvi
rjt-i llt (Hirvd ThotMil! J Ken
ielv n peident of th r Tilted
MtP 'rtkT t-f th- Sivrnti lt
;rnn Kennedy hm' bn-n rtectd
poretari tieAsurer of ha Interna
Uonal Minur'i Cnion-
Iincrs' Head
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t NZW TODAY X
Foil BENT VP o TaIe furnlsh'u
IIIr St
VOlt KKXT- Khe room house, and
Kara:-. M's 'f( Lne.
POIl KKNT 2 lan urni: h d
eki-Mi-r St.
AlllhALK 11 l"S fur sal. Irnilire
M. N. Hui:i.fin ). Happy Vall'-y.
(ilnx kttuy I, o.j
FOR SAI.K -Tuiki y" I), ns," bionzc
or blaik. Uoycr Uros. Jlionu
HF1I.
f'Oil SAI.KV'-toi-utmil "drtA " for
the Mainlc ltiilt 'J'hurs. flight.
Phorm G'ts ll ami a ;k for Mih.
Moore.
Si) ( . I.A I HI )hl Vit iTTliS.. blooinlDR
Mlzi', postpaid, l.oo. OiMrK' h&vr
1t, Jlutb (;rowt'r, 1h-)1. J-A Xa-c-om'a.
W'alt. , "
WAN 1'KIJ- To borrow-" JSOiiiC W ill
Kiv Kool- n-al i-atajo hm ci-curity.
AdctrM!i Itt'al H:ital(. caro JXa-
Vol: SAI.Kori IrailMowiriK n-.a
rllitu. hay rak spring loolh har
row and jn'K tooth harrow, lloyt-r
llro. 1'honi- 1 1 Kl I.
K Vr.TTI lal.-d hay. Jl In.
TT
walking plow, ni-w, 2-K egg Jncu-
hator, H. I. it. i-pga tor hatciiing.
I'imiif r,K.;:t. C. V. droves.
KoK SALII-Single Comb Ii. I. Red
cockerels, hatcliiiijf eggs, chicks,
large dark heavy laying strain. i
Also .Mammoth IVkin Imcks. W. j
T. Craven, HoseburKPhon 2P2I.
WIC'CAN now make delfveryon a
live tube radio set that will get
j real results for flix.sa, com
plete. Nothing else to buy.M'mp-
1 qua llattery Station. 0
KOU SALi; iJodge'roalsterv new
tires, good mechanical condi
tion, good top", good battery. A
real buy for fl"o. On easy terms.
Phone. (J7. Umpqua llutt'ert - Sta
. lion. ;
MONKV VAT:tKr)Ian
out! to furnish me $30u0 for the
construction of a iVroom bunga
low on my lot In Laurel wood ad-'
ditlon. Will give mortgage at S
per cent and pay ?4o-$r0 jer
. month. Address It. H., Post Of
fice Box 1 110, City.
vva k i: "r p..m iCr ancii man
ox are overlooking the oppor
tunity of a life time. I want a
ranch rth froiu sixteen- to
eighteen thousand stocked and
equipped in exchange for a gen
eral store, hotel, dining room,
gas and ;dl station and camp
ground. This Is the best paying
business on the highway in two
thousand miles. Modern vtater
system, electric light plant.. Ail
f clear of encumbrance. Whatever
yon do. do It quickly. See Law,
fence Agency, Jl'u Cass Street
'Phone 2 19. V
KVKtl V M N WANTS A" BAlf
(I.VAII right check tills over.
Modein suburban homo. 0 rooms;
plastered ami decorated; beauti
ful built ins; polished woodwork
nnd floors; strictly modern; bath;
toilet and lavatory; kitchen built
ins; basement; city water; elec-:
trie lights and sewer; garage,'
chicken house nnd large yard. Al
so house lot IooxUhj; fine fruit;
shrubbery and garden; house
alone worth thirty-five hundred.
You can get char title to-this
fine property for twenty five
hundred. Small payment. Itnl-
. u nee hue rent. Fine range and
healing stove go with the place.
See Ijiw rence Agency, lZo Cass
Street, Phone 213. .
TIMBER OWNER HERE
-Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ilelcher, of Red
Wine. Minn., arrived lu Itoneburg ;
lust niuhi. and are smpplirc at the!
I nipqua Hnti-I fur several days. Mr. j
lleiclier Is the owner of consider
aide limht-r in lliis rounty, located1
in lh-' (il nd.-tle vicinity, and is here
In the Interest of his holdings. lie
has madt. a number of trips to this
city in the past on business.
Guaranteed -Shoe
Repairing
We'll fix up your
worn shoes so a lot
of service can be
had from them, and
do it at less co't'
than you can get it
. done elsewhere.
' Howard's
Shoe Shop
114 N. Main Street
Be ahead cf trouble
ln.-inai.ee today is w rih a
hundred res rei tomot row.
Otir office 1 open six days
very week and nr-d ts If
pi c nry to (!i-lwT-j, ad !se.
t uH'im d, li.vf: tsate nnd po
over your I n u r a n .- e p re b
b.ins. Infu, Today We Are Ready
x wM
WilKN inventory timo arrives, you learn where you stand
but sound bank connections help you solve these riddles
constantly, so that you never need fear deficits when you expect
prolits. We invite ycu to call to see us and learn more about
our t'Hcfliiies and desire to aid you in shaping and maintaining
a sound financial policy!
' UMPQUA VALLEY BANK
ROSEBURG, OREGON
BIG DANCE
At Long's Hall. Coles Valloy,
Saturday evening, February 14.
;iven by five liiece orcheatra from
K'-edsport.
The staff o( life ghouhl measure
up a hmi'lifil per r-nt pure, (rinun
Rros. .MILK nUEAl can qualify,
l'hone luU.
Above we show a new
arch supporting strap
slipper .t
6.85
New Spring
Styles
Arriving Daily
Come and See Them
ROSEBURG
BOOTERIE
IRVIN BRVNN
Perkins Bldfl.
Shoes that Satisfy and
Fit Your Keet.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
IiI'TOVII-'.TIIIn'I'
Specialist In tlx fitting of
.lasses
116 Jackson St.
Wednesday Night
February 11
Moose Hall
Corner Jackson and
Washington
Public Invited.
1
Dr. Moses D. Vinyard
SURGtON CHIROPODIST
(ralnli.n)
Will Be in Rdseburg
Five More Days.
Scientific Treatment of
the Human Foot
Pi-one Tliim 2t'fi The Hotel
Cr.iml lor A( ;ein:meiii.
Sunday ind Kvenirc by
Spe inl App-ntm'nt
Call" to ny part of cltT.
ntisfltelloa tiuaranteed.
Consultation tree.
9
DANCE
Inventory
Time
Reveals
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nure. II will win you for all time to
come. Crimni llros. MILK IIKKAD.
Phone 133.
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EVENING
. CLASSES
In Commercial TvleRra-iliy .nnd
Touch TypewrllltiK. Hates rea
sonable, enroll now.
Roseburg Telegraph
Institute
224 Perkini Bldg.
DR. H.C. CHURCH
OcTOMElRIS1
EXCLUSIVE OPTICAL
SERVICE
Perklm Building Phone 86
Second Floor Roiebnrg, Ore.
Electronic Diagnosis ana
Treatment
(Abrams Method)
DR. HARRISON FOLK
Electronic and Chlropractlo
Physician
17-18-19 Perkins Bldfl. Phone 491
Also
"Trailing Trouble"
Comedy
Children
10o
Majestic
Adults
ISc
Thursday :
"Sign of the Cactus"
Ton-te and Wednesday
She's a girl you won't
forget I
Also
"International News"
ancL
"Busy Buddies"
Comedy
Note: Notwithstanding tho
lart that lm AnL-el" an.il
encel jwlil $1 (Hi nnd 12 oi- to
see the prrniier of lllllterflv.
reenlnr prlrca will prevail
Children 1Ce
Adults 2Sc
ANTLERS
Thurs: Dante' Inferno
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