ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW MONDAYMARCH 9, 192$.
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SIMMONS 2-INCH EED
$7.65
DRESSER SPECIAL
$5.95
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A Store Full of Stupendous $ Sv-
irfgi for You.
Nothing Reserved; Everything in the
House at Sacrifice
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Silk Floss Mattress, $14.00
Sale Starts Wednesday, March 11. Lasts Four Days Only
Xtra Heavy, $1 CiK
5 gallon Oil Can 1,uo
Galvanized Screen s ' "in
Cloth C
22 N. R. A. Long Rifle ' ' "' fift
Shells, 3 boxes for P 1 .UU
No 3 Wash Tub ;.. ...98c
Congoleum Special, 1Q r
per square yard Tt
6-Cup Percolator ...
' 98c
50 feet Garden Hose, Rubber, O n
half inch, per foot .
12-gauge Shot Gun Shells, QO
per box OOC
AllWoolAuto $7 50
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EVERYTHING IN HOUSE ON SALE
2-Ply Roofing ....... $1 65
$2.00 Post Hole fin
Auger .. .: :. .......... 1 OK
Custard Cup, g
High Grade Shoe
Leather ..(
Simmons 2-inch Bed.................... $765
Simmons Best Coil Spring ' $J 5 Q0
Electric Sewing Machine, new (tffl flft
at a special cash price PtUeUU
Small Cans Paint .......i......... 10 C
A GOOD 50c
BROOM SPECIAL
15c
D-HANDLE
SHOVEL
85c"
4r
Nails, any size
Glass Tumbler 4C
$1.65 Milk Pail $1-00
2-Cell Flashlight CO
(Eveready) special .... ...... VC
Toilet Paper, OKt
io for
Mop Stick
10c
Heavy Cable Cup
10c
Clothes Pins, dpz.
5-inch Pie Plate ..... 5c
50c Egg Beater .'. .... .2Sc
$2.00 Single Axe ...... ,' ... $1 55
25c Value, Furniture 1 A-
Polish JLUt
Kitchen Wooden Ware, - QC-
M"S"a aw iMMmtnnnnwimi imAi
Stainless Paring Knife ... 25 C
Leather Seat Rocker $7.75
Leather Seat Diner . $2.85
w.ht . .$lt00
Inlaid Linoleum, t1 HA
Special sq. vl.UU
Powe
Fermi tore
Store
KAISER'S COUSIN DEAD
DRESDEN, Germany. Mar. 8.
Prince Frledrlch Wtlhelm of Prus-
youngest son of Prince Albrecht,
Regent of Brunswick, and was 45
years old. In 1910 he married
PrtnfiABi i on r n a t t T? 1 f I Km i- nnn
sla, second cousin of the former of the beautlea ot u,e Potsdam
kaiser, died In a sanitarium at court, who, with four daughters,
Weisserhlrsch today. He was the survive him.
Jh
e Right Road
J Tip to the Motorist-UV' X Jry
jr 7Ime passes faster, -
L your wits are keener ASf
and your nerves
are steadier with
Wrigley's to help.
Soothing and sweet to
smokers -refreshing
when you're "dry
good for that stuffy
feeling after hearty
meals.
Wrigley's willstin
'ulate appetite and
digestion, remove
bad taste, and keep
you fit. It cleanses
teeth to
II
r teeth too., '
after every meah
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(Annotated FTMi Laatd Win.)
TACOMA, Wash., Mar. . To be
forced to drive two thugs Into Ta
coma from a point south of Che-
hulls with raps over the bead from
time to time to remind him of his
dancer and to be robbed as he
neared the city was the experience
ot R. O. ' Paxton, Wlnlock auto
dealer, yesterday afternoon in re
turn for an attempt to play good
Samaritan.
Paxton reported to the police
here that be had offered to take
the two men in his car to Cheha
liff, but despite the fact that he
broke all aorta of traffic rules In
the towns through which he pas
sed rn efforts to get rid of his pas
sengers, the thugs kept him to bis
task until they arrived la Tacoma
where they left the car after rob
bing him of S40 and throwing the
auto crank at hla head.
FATHERS. AND SONS
High School Parent Teach-
er Association at High School
Tuesday evening, S o'clock.
Fathers and .Song night. A
good program. Mothers lovlt-
ed but fathers especially. Give
this one evening to the H. S.
P. T. A. It's to help your son
that they are held.
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Fi ITS NEGLECT
HANDKERCHIEF SPECIAL
Jobbers close out of large as
sortment of fine 25c, 35c to 50c
values. We secured one lot of these
to sell special at 19c ea. Very fine
materials and embroideries, these
handkerchiefs are guaranteed reg
ular 250 to 50c values. Oet them at
Carr'a. When jou see them you
will recognise the values.
John R. Farrington, manager
of the local Paclflo Telephone ft
Telegraph exchange, has arranged
tor a numoer or farmer line meet
t Ings the latter part of this week.
jThe members of the Looking Glass
i company will meet on Wednes
day evening, and on Saturday
I there will be a meeting at Oak
land. Glide telephone owners will
meet on either Thursday or Fri
day night. These meetings are
purely educational and are to as
sist the farmers to get the best
possible service. Engineers Arm
strong and Moorehouse will give
the lectures.
(AocUtd Pms Lewd Win.)
WASHINGTON, Mar. J. Fait
ure ot congress to enact legisla
tion establishing a medical corps
In the veterans' bureau and Its ac
tion In fixing June 30 as the limit
ot time within which disabled vet
erans may enter vocational train
ing "is a repudiation of the nation's
protection to Its defenders," de
clared a statement Issued today by
Frank J. Irwin, national command
er of the disabled veterans. The
statement said "further weakening
ot the unsatisfactory medical divi
sion Is inevitable" as a result of
the, failure of the bill passed by
the house.
NOTICE .
nt the dall
I or carrier. Phone 601-H.
If m want the dally Oregonian
uy may
HUBBY'S I; IF!
(AaorUtvl Tnm Uunl win.)
CULVER CITY, Cat., Mar.
Culver City police early this morn
ing were called to Boulevard
caln here to quell a disturbance
said by eye witnesses to hsve
started between Marshall Nellan,
motion pictur? director, and an
unidentified man who waa daaetng
with ftlntwh Hw film . ii4m
and S'eilan'a wife.
According to witnesses the fight
started when the stranger struck
Nellan after the director had ob
jected to the manner la which be
accompanied Miss Sweet over the
floor.
JOCKEY TURNS PREACHER
(Aaoclited rna Vtwi Wlri.) '.
MAISONS LAFITTE, France.
Mar. 9. Profanltlon of the aabbath
by mundane pleasures .was de
nounced from the pulpit of 'the
English Church here yesterday In
a sermon by Jack Jennings, one of
France's most celebrated jockeys.
It was the first appearance In the
pulpit of Jennings, who baa been
appointed a lay reader by the Arch
blHhop of Canterbury.
The lnasona were read by the
two racing trainers, Lenbam and
AvernaL
ASHBY'S IMPORTED
Broccoli seed $20 per lb. Order
from Mrs. N. C. Ann by. Apt 8 over
Bom ConiecUoaery. fiosekurg, Ore.
Arundel, piano tuner, none 18I-L
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CURZON UNDER THE KNIFE
! LONDON. Mar. t. Marquis Cur
irtn of Kendleston, Lord President
of tlit council, this morning under
went an operation which waa de
scribed as "quite surceasfifl."
While there Is still, nothing of
ficial announced regarding . the
character of Lord Cunon'a illness.
the Pally Express today aays he la
suffering from kidney trouble. Tbn
paper describes him as gravely III
and says the hemorrhage from
which be Is suffering la severe.
Taylor-made concrete is good eon-!
crsle. xL 225-a.
For prompt taxi service, city or
country trips. Phone 44.
firstMfWes
distributed to the various county
funds. So far only about 1,200
statements have been returned and
collections are slow. The first
half became due on March 6, and
April 6 Is the final date for pay-'
menu A law passed by the legia-
lature extenda time for payment
one month, but this does not be
come operative until June, and con
aequently doea not affect the first
payments, so that Interest at
taches after April i.
The department, as usnal, urges
payments by mall, aa thia greatly
simplifies the work and reducea
the cost. When paymenta are
mailed In by check, the lettera are
stamped the day ot their receipt
and then are worked up when ever
there Is a lull In the office, ao that
the task of collection is carried
out with little additional clerk
hire. The chance for error la also
greatly reduced.
version from the William Fox stu
dios which promises to equal the
book and the play la lta ruu for
popular approval. The picture
opened a two-day run at the Ant-,
ters theatre last night
NOTICE TO
Soldiers, Sailors and Widows of
soldiers and aailora of the Mexican
war, the War ot the Rebellion and
the Indian wars ot the state of Ore
gon. Now Is the time to put In your
claim for tau exemption. All claims
must be In on or before April
first
FRANK L. CALKINS. Assessor.
The tax department today made;
its rirst turn-over of first half tax,
n-celpts. The department has col-,
lected In over 1.10,000 which was i
turned over to the treasurer to be ,
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When Yon Catch Cold
Rub on Musterole
Minternle la easv loarmlv and it eett
In Ha good work right away. Often it
prevents a cold from turning into "flu '
or pneumonia. Just apply Musterok
with the fingers. It does all the good
work of grandmother's mustard plasta
without the blister.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment
rmde of oil of mustard and other homt
ti.nnlr-. It la recommended bv mam
doctors and nurses. Try Musterole loi
tore throat, cold on the cnest, rneuma
ti-m. lumbago, pleurisy, stiff neck, bron
chitis, asthma, neuralgia, congestion
risina and arhea nf the back and joints
Srain,aoremusrle, bruises, chilblaina
trotted feet cows oi au sons.
To Mother t Musterole la alto
mad. in milder form for
bablea and small children.
Ask for Children's Musterole,
35c and jars and tubes; hoa-
pitalsiie,J.w.
nitai sue, J'sg
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ttttr (Am a piMfarsf ptatttt
LlltKHTY THEATRE,
la "The Midnight Kxpresa"
these clashes come to life la an
unsurpassable fashion. The var
ious elements atruggle against
each other there la much at
stake until the atory rounds It
self to a conclusion that attests
to the eternity ot lore.
You will laugh and weep as
the story will be unfolded, and
above all they will find those
thrills that the mind often craves
for all in a picturiiatloa nnlike
anything of Its kind ever filmed
before, at the Liberty Theatre to
day and tomorrow. .
Majestle Theatre
It would b Impossible to choose
a theme containing more of the
elemont ot suspense than "Kmptr
Hands," Paramount's latest cin
ema thriller which opened at th.
Majestio theatre last night for a 2
day run. The story of a man and
a woman lot In the woods, batt
ling for survival and for the re
tention ot their own self-respect
grips the Interest of the audience
right from the start and holds It
through to the finish. The method
of handling the plot makes It Im
possible to forecast the final out
come. &
Antlera Theatre
Few best sellers on the book
stands recorded greater popularity
than "The Man Who Came Uack,"
by John Fleming Wilson. As
play, by Jules Kchert Goodman,
produced by William A. Urady, the
story ran on Ilroadway for 47
days and In Chicago fur twenty-
so. waeiu, Now come. picture
IT'S BOUND TO STRIKE YOU
That the Quality of the Groceries and the Service yon get at
thia store, coupled with low prices, are Impelling factors In
bringing your orders to us.
In Vegetable we cany the pick of the
Garden Always Fresh and Crisp
Phone In your order, and they will be given peraonal and
' prompt attention.
PICKENS BROTHERS
Perkins Bldg.
Phone 68
1 Mj
THE
NEW
and
UNUSUAL
DESIGNS
WB keep abreast of the
times. We do not show
you' last, year's Ideas and
designs. You will find
nere whatever la novel,
whatever la new and
whatever la fine in silks
"Quality and Economy"
The Silk Store
illka and Satina
I.ABRAHAM
ROSEBURQ, ORB.
JACKSON STREET
SATISFACTION
THAT'S WHAT YOU GET AT
UKgD ouglas grill
Roscburg'a Popular Eating Place
Continuous service 5 a. m. to 12 p. m. You will
api?cciate ttie economy of our prices.
Good Meals 30c and up
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
W. R. WARNER. PROP.