Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, March 09, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW MONDAY.' MARCH 9. 1925.' NEW TODAY CM 'rn, mmn ANNOUNCING . THE ARRIVAL OF COMPLETE AND, ALLURING ASSORTMENTS .OF COATS, ENSEMBLE SUITS, DRESSES AND MATERIALS A STOCK WITHOUT PARALLEL IT IS NOW READY STYLES NEW AND INDIVIDUAL tvBIARR i7 I n "SmTNQ TRETTT' Find Pincjr - r WESTCAT' mCt A Week of Inspection and Displays All this week we ask you to be our guests, while we take pleasure in showing garments and materials for the new season. We naturally have pride in our wonderful selection and great assortment. Of course, you will be wise to' choose early. Early selections are always best. Everything moderately priced. Spring- Fabrics WITH ALL THE GLORY OF SPRING AND YOUTH, THE NEW VOILES, FLANNELS. PRINTS. CREPES. COTTON CLOTHS AND SILKS. ARE BRILLIANT. BEAUTIFUL YET PRACTICAL COLORS ARE GUARANTEED FAST WE HAVE ARRANGED OUR STOCK TO MAKE YOUR INSPECTION EASY. Better Service Better Merchandise .. What's all the noise about?! JJRIMM nno?.' have Invented a mf of bread that has no equal for .quality anil purity. GRIMM IlliOS.' MILK ItRfcAD. Phone 133. SIR KNIGHTS ATTENTION Tlsaue creams and lotlona to pro- mclave of AKcalon , Wt 0n8'g ,kln ,rom ,he chlllln "llegul Comma'mlery No. H, Tuesday even ing, 7:. til o'clock. Importune busi ness coming; up. BAM J. SHOEMAKER, E. C. Leant Telegraphy DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES Roseborg Telegraph Institute Room 224, Verklns Bldg. Modern conveniences, pure, wholesomo government Inspected Ingredients, perfect aanitatlon. en able us to make a perfect loaf at a minimum price. It's the flavor: it s the quality, you simply cannot K't away from C.UIMM IIHOH.' MII.K I1IIKA0 Phone 133. March winds. Keeps the face smooth and free from blemishes of any kind. Lloyd Crocker. HMEWIll- THE LIBERTY 11 1 EATER f TODAY AND TOMORROW SPECIAL PRODUCTION THE FIRST SHOWING IN OREGON THE GREATEST RAILROAD PICTURE OF THE DAY "Trite MIDNIGHT "EXPRESS" With Elnine Hnmmeratein and an nil stnr cast. Scenes and thrills filmed on the actual rnilrnnd systems. " ALSO THE STAN LAUREL FEATURE COMEDY; "SOMEWHERE IN WRONG." This blf special show, 25 cts. for adults and 10 cts for children lEFSTJBUCffli'S Jack Henderson, who gives bis address as Portland, was arrested la,t Haturday evening while at tempting to steal a car belonging to Mr. C. T. Kasmussen, a mecha nic at the Ilulck garage. Mr. Kasmussen and his wife were attending the show at the I Antlers and upon leaving the show ' found Henderson trying to start : their car. He appeared to be hav ing considerable difficulty, and the owner sent his wife back to the tbeatte to call a policeman and then futepped over to where Henderson was still busy trying to get the motor operating. "What's the Blatter, won't she start? Mr. Rasmussen asked Henderson. "No, she's cold and don't start off very good." Henderson replied. "Well, I'm a Huii k mechanic," the owner of the car said, "and maybe I can help you." Henderson surrendered his place, and sat by while Mr. Itas mussen feigned efforts to Blurt the car. Mrs. Rasmussen found officer Rausch at the theatre, and tie came out and arrested Hendcr-. son who confessed his intention of stealing tbe machine, claiming that he had expected to drive to his home In Portland. He was placed In the city jail, and turned over to the county authorities to day on a charge of attempted larceny. , FOH RENT 6-room modern house. Phone 1Z3. POit "RENT Small furnished house. Phone 2s2 or 54 4 -It. EDst 30 by 34 tire on UlxoiTVille road. Finder leave at this office. FOR-SLEood-second"" hand Hoover suction sweeper. Phone 416 J. WANTED- 1 ur 2 f jrnisli.-d hou.e- cloBe In. F. B. ; t keeping rooms. News-Review. Vv A NT E I ) Old man to help around kitchen. Apply at once. Douglas Grill. FOR R ENT SToom furnished cottage, adults only.' 644 S. Pine St. YOUNG lady wants housecleanlng by day or hour; 30 cenu an hour. Inquire 23tChadwlck. FOR " RENT Three-room apart ment, partly furnished. Call 726 j W. Lane Street. . FOR-BALE TVo'roughbred White 1 Leghorn hatching eggs. 75c per 1 setting of 15. 531 E. Lane 8t. I WANTEI) Woman to do fight housework and care for Invalid lady. Phone 2S6-J, evenlns. FOR RENT Two "room apthotl bath at all hours. 'Close in. 520 N Jackson or phone 248-RI. BLACK MINORCA EGGS FOR HATCHING. McConnell strain. 1 per Betting. Mrs. E. M. Seel?, , Melrose, Ore. Ti LEAVE OFF MASKS S . (AnorUtcd Pre Lrutd Wire.) AUSTIN. Tex.. Mar. 9. A bill prohibiting wearing of masks In public was signed today by Gov ernor Miriam A. Fergnson. The law provides severe penalties for persons entering public buildings. . I v. .- ... i . luui lhcb ur jiiiTain rvrsiueutrs while masked. It was a democrat ic party pledge of the last campaign. LOST $75 in cash, a bond, and check for $34.16. Made out to J. Donln. Finder write to Box 281, Roseburg. Reward. FOR RENTEToom furnished house at 431 Mill St. $25 per mo. See Charles Kyes, 826 N. Jackson St. ' BRbCCOUPlTSWIU col? tract to grow any quantity. Write me for terms and strain of seed desired. Fred A. Goff, Roseburg, Ore. ANNUAL INSPECTIOn OF GUARD COMPANY The local national guard com pany will stand annual. Inspection the Armory tonight. The of ficers and men have been bury checking equipment, and ' every thing is In readiness for the visit of the regular army officers who will conduct the inspection of the equipment and personnel. The lo cal company stands high In the state In every department of the service, and are expected to "pass the examination tonight in a most satisfactory manner. SEDAN IS DAMAGED IN PLUNGE OFF ROAD The Stndbaker Sedan belong ing to C. L. Beckley, was damnged yesterday when It skidded off the grade near Sutherlin. Mr. Beck ley after passing a car commenced to skid, and realizing that he could not hold the machine on the'road, turned It square off Into the ditch to avoid turiflng over sideways. As result of this action the damage was confined to a tAvlsted front axle, with no injury fei any ol the occupants. FOR SALE Extra large cedar chest, 1st class condition, J 1-5. New Home sewing machine all attachments, new $50. Phone 122. M-fm ah- Your " (i ter '-' Business A ITER a severe strain financially, a business must be nursed back to heirlth, and the bests Industrial physician and nurse on earth 1j your bankerl We exercise the greatest care in helping little or Injured businesses and the time to (tart with us Is when we can guide you best. Therefore, you are Invited to- open your account soon I UMPQUA VALLEY BANK ' . . ' ROSEBURG, OREGON ' - ' . Automobile Owners One of the mqst valuable kinds of insurance you can curry is Public Liability Insurance.. This form of Insurance protects you from finan cial loss In the event that your auto Injuria someone and there Is a clalhi 'against you for damages. We also write- all other lines of automobile, fire and accident insurance. Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRI8T Perkins Bldg. .Roseburg, Ore. Phone 86. I pnsrBi'BC. "PC DR. DEAN 8. BUBAR OPTOMRTRIST Specialist In the fitting o( Olansne - , lit Jackson St. , I'EIIMITS ARK ISSUED. Building permits have been Is sued to Otto Ooettel for a $350 garage on North Jackson street. Ed Walker for a $150 shed on East Latfe street and to Arthur Puckett for a $500 temporary residence on East 1st Ave. North. Electro Chiropractic Healthograms FEMALE DISORDERS Elec tro Chiropractic treatments are restoring health to hundreds of women and saving them from ninny a dreaded and dangerous operation. Modern equipment and methods. Safe, sane, and ure. It costs you nothing to Investigate. Dr. Rupert A. Moon 324 Perklna Bldg. Phone 654 Who-Owes-U u We get the money because we know local conditions know the majority of the debtors give personal rail service know pur business, and Ilk our Job. Can we be of service to you? Douglas Creditors Ass'D.Inr. In Rear of Douglas Abstract Company A. H. Hagen. mayor of Glendale, was In Roseburg today looking ov er Roaeburg's fire equipment. Glendale Is planning - on Im provements to Its fire apparatus. Mayor Hagen states, anU he Is picking up Ideas to be used In milking changes which will add to the protection of the city of which he Is the head official. Glendale has a large hand-drawn chemical engine, having two large chemical tanks and a hose body, and It is proposed by the council to mount the tanks and equipment on a motor chassis. Increasing the sixe of the hose body, and making a small combination engine. This would be much faster than the present apparatus, and would un doubtedly be a valuable addition. Mayor Hagen also investigated th city's ladder equipment, and special pleres of apparatus, with a view of supplying some of the needs of the Glendale department. The rapid growth of Glesdsle. and (he aze and Importance of some of Its bouses and business es-' tnbllshments mskes It Imperative, Mayor Hngen says, that th protec tion facilities be Increased. New ' Stepin Gore Pumps NU-TAN . ' SATIN PATENT A late short vamp style pleas ing to the eye and a most com fortable fitting model. New cutouts in Oxfords or straps in sport styles. Roseburg Booterie HAY FOR SALE Alfalfa, grain, hay. timotbr and straw, guaran teed quality; prompt shipment t Prices , upon application. Rtcfiard Nyman. Walla Walla, Wash. ' j Located mile off pavement; good ; road through place." Will trade I for small home In RoseburR. Full Information Lawrence Agency, JI25 Cass Street. Phone 219. THEPARTY who took"the "East-: man kodak from the hoir of L. ; I). Howard during the fire Fri- ji day night was seen by three dif ferent people. To Bave arrest you . will please return this article to. Howard's Shoe Shop and no i questions will be asked. ' YOU M A YW AN T A R N A Pl - j t;oom house with over $200 worth ; of furniture In U; Insured for 3 , years; lot 40x102; fine garden. Everything goes complete fori, J1150. Centrally located. Law-! rence Aprency, 125 Cass Street, Phone 21$. HE IS PAST SEVENTY And has decided to retire. Offers 40 acres of land; 10 acres extra fine garden land under cultivation; btg family orchard; all kinds fruit all kinds timber and pas-: ture; live stream through place; , good 4-rooni house; barn; chick-! en house; good water-supply; ' mile off pavement. This farm home complete for $1500. $500; cash will take It. Lawrence ' Agency, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. -i THING WELL .BOUGHT IS HALF SOLI Here Is where everything you raise Is sold be-' fore it Is ready. This ranch of 80 acres supplies a big camp ground and store on the ranch; ' 30 acres fine Harden land; all kinds of fruit and berries; mod-' era 6 -room bunealow with citv ' water. 1pitHp lights hiir hnrn' 'I jam; wagon; harness; full set! tools and Implements; 4 good cows; of am separator; calves; chickens. Everything goes on ac- count of sickness. Price $S0f0, half cash. Lawrence AgeuQ, 325 Cass Street, Phone 219. Diagonal Stripes Are demanded In new Spring Neckwear. i design, yet colcrful In pattern, and of every They are neat In known material used in the menufacture of Ties. Our Imported Silk Swiss Knltte are especially attractive. , FENCER'S Free Consultation Phone 491 DR. HARRISON FOLK CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN, V. "Electronic Reactions of Abrams" Electro-Theraphy and v Sunlight Latest Modern Equipment FOR THE GOOD OF YOUR HEALTH 417-18-19 Perkins Bldg. ' IRVJN BRUNN Shoes That Satisfy Your Feet and Perkins Bldg., Roseburg NOTICE Plcls wilt bo twelve! fcy flio tin ilorsliennl up to and Including March Slat. 19JS. for purchase of two humlrfel cords four-foot first or second growth red fir wood to bo detlTerrd at Cannery at Ilone burn as follows: 60 con! In July. 60 cords In September. 60 corJs In October, and So cords In November. I'MPUl'A VAI.I.KV CAN- , NINO COMPANY. ' DANCE AT MOOSB HALL Wednesday March 11 GOOD MUSIC ' j j LAST TIME TONITF. I I Ir riciurv touii never Forget! 0AM THAT Srrnneo Twe fa "PATHE NEU'S" AND 1 1 "RADIO ROMEO" I 1 I ic ANTLERS - 1 1 10c Tuesday: "As Man Desires" I Learn Telegraphy POSITIONS SECURED Men or Women,' 16 years of age or older. We can train you in a few months. - and then get you a position in a profession that will provide you with a good income for life. Our school, the most modernly equipped and thorough of its kind on the Pacific Coast will be continued during the summer months. You may enroll now, but you should act quick or the class may be filled up later on. Write or call today for further information. Roseburg Telegraph Institute 224 Perkins Bldg. . Roseburg, Oregon TONITE AND TUESDAY A Big Story of the Canadian Woods "EMPTY HANDS" With Jack Holt km! Norma Shearer t Tho story of a man and lrl who flcht out an existence, atone, empty-handed in the Canadian wlldit. -. . Also "Game Hunter" and "Fox News" - MAJESTIC 15c Wednesday: "Darwin Was Right"