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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18. 1925. THT.r WORLD'S LARGEST CHAIN ' DEPARTMENT STORE 1 ORGANIZATION Sfte POUGLAS GRILL Open For Business From 5 a. m. to, 1 2 p. m. Jackson St. at Douglas in Hotel Douglas Good Meals 30c and Up. TRY OUR FAMOUS WAFFLES AND COFFEE You will like our spacious dining room, excellent cuisine and homelike atmosphere. VERY REASONABLE PRICES W. R. WARNER. PROP. ' . M.I.I.MIOI'MOIIITraIM Started Your arden? I YOU WILL FIND HERE j Tools For The As Well as Wheelbarrows, Catchers, SEEDS AND Zigler-Fee Hardware Co. phone 25 11 NO. JACKSON OUR NEW HOME WATCH bUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS I a It & M Ml ' - lNVJf( (fwf b j k' iim i 1 1 n l " se , H 5- IA i few . 1 0. dislsnAsfcsnniAAAAA AAjkj Gardening j Lawn Mowers, Etc. FERTILIZER xrporaUJ, 571 DEEVRIMENI STORES Spring has come to this Store! You'll real ize it when you see our array of Coats and Dresses. We are prepared to outfit you for that most important of Spring days Easter! Game in bow and see ttie styles which our New ' .York buyers have selected for us at that center of Fashion! '" ' The Styles This Spring Are Unusually Charming Try on one of these new Coats or Dresses! i You will be pleased when you look in the ' rnirror and see how absolutely bewitching the colors and lines are this Spring! Authorities on the question of Dress say that styles now are lovelier than at any other time in their memory. Buy Here for Value Besides appealing styles, we have convinc ing prices! Not only low1 prices but quality, . full value at each price.' Our Easter prices are the same as after Easter prices! Decide upon the Apparel for Spring, and then come will find just the Style you can pay, and the usual J. C. quality!' i Our . V. f) . ' Window ' , A Display I FSwk ! Use News-Review classified ' vertlslng for results. Ad $2481.00 Given Free The above amount has been given away by us In prizes. jr., s7.Hu more will be Kir en away as follows: First prize 1925 Ford Tour Inn car. Ueslle this splendid Mrxt priz we are going to give away A other prizes. "1 2 f3T4T5 1 I 2 I 3 I 4 15 LL2JJJJJi 2 i 3 t 415 1 I 2 1 J 4 4'5 Rearrange the figures In the above square in smb a manner that thi-y wiH count 15 each way (horizontally and vertical- ply) sni send us your answer to- gather with yoiir name and ad dreHH neatly written cm a sheet of paper and if your annwer . correct we will at once mail you a sphmUd Illustrated prize It Hit d''wcr1trinjr the prizes and gtvtnn full lnforuiion and.ntles. In cas'J of lies g t.-r7ti c, rear ance, nratnens and hat.d-wrltlng of entry will be considered fac tors. If correct we will J'Mfs jou by return mall of a "imple condition to fulfill. Don't send any money. You can be a prise winner without spending; one cent of your money. Bend your answer act quick. The Pacific Homestead 183 South Commercial Salem. Oregon RELIABLE QUALITY GOODS ALWAYS AT LOWER RICES you want and need to this Store! You want, the price you Penney Comoany J LOCAL NEWS t Mrs. Robert McKay spent Tues day in this dry on business and shopping. Mrs". McKay resides at Ilrockway. , Perry Wright was a visitor In town Tuesday and spent the day at tending to business matters. Mr. Wright Is from Glide. The meeting of the Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble Club has own postponed until April first at which time the members will enjoy a so- : cial afternoon. Roland Schwarti returned to this 1 city from O. A. C. last night with : his mother, Mrs. Fred Hohwarts. I who drove to Corvallls yesterday. He will spend Bpring vacation here visiting with his parents and ' friendH. at (fay Tor all members of the family, between meals, or upon retiring. minute by I i1yLJ'1L,7-l f bnikly stir- IV, ffffflrTfl TfTri ff xw the IfPQiZVr Jr powder in AvW JttA Jr ' hot or cold m tfujju- M. M Food-Drink, quickly relieves faintness or hunger day or night. I LOCAL NEWS A marriage license was Issued to-' day to Will Quintan Drawn and Sarah Thelma Ltarbln. ' The fire department was railed out this morning fur a flue fire at the Roy Kenny home on Fowli-r street. No damage was done. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Mlddleburg ' were visitors in this city Tuesday sfternoon, and spent several hours : transacting business. The staff of life' should measure up a hundred per cent pure, i lilt! MM DKOS. MILK BHEAU can qualify, phone 133. . j James U. Cole was an arrival i hero yesterday from Glide, and I spent the day visiting and attend ing to business affuirs. ; Clarence Maine visited In nose-, burg with friends yesterduy and last night. Mr. Maine resides at ' South Deer Creek. i Mrs. A. R. Hansen returned to her home at Laurelwobd Tuesday ' morning with her lv-day-old daugh ter, from Mercy hospital. St.- George's Guild M ill meet at the Parish House, Thursday after-' noon at three o'clock. All members j are requested to be present. W. G. Madden, of the Oregon; Soldiers' Home, returned ' to this! city last night after spending sev-i I eral days in Portland on business. in. Burr arrived here last night from Corvallls, where he Is attend ing U. A. C, and will visit with his ! parents and friends during spring . ; vacation. I The children love MILK BREAD. Pure as a Illy, a greater percent-1 ae than the government demands. I liltIMM DUOS. MILK BREAD, i Phone 133. I ! The social meeting of the Mis- j j slon society of the M. E. church, I I south, will not be held Thursday as ! announced. The date of the nieet ; lng will be made public later. i I Mrs. J. M. Neer arrived here yes-' terday afternoon from Eugene and i was a guest last night of Mrs. W. O. dinger at the Hotel Grand. Mrs. Nevr will be here a short time , visiting relatives. : ! A business deal of considerable importance was closed yestenlay when Mrs. Effie J. and J. L. Gilke-1 son sold their home and property 1 In Jones Addition on the Pacific highway across the road from the lllverside Btore, consisting of 23 lots with improvements to Mr. aud ! Mrs. Carl tinman. j ! This Missionary society or the ! Baptist church will be entertain ed by Mrs. A. C. Pickens and Mrs. O. 11. Pickens at the home of the former, 'i'buisduy afternoon, March i 19, at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Elmer Mc Kean will have charge of the Mis sion study. The annual election of officers will also be held at this time, and all ladles of the church . are invited to attend. Kemp's sheep branding fluid, the ' kind that slays on, at Wharton ; Bros. ! Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Lovelace and daughter, wuo have been visiting i wiin Mr. Lovelace s sister, Mrs. C. W. Boyle, in this city for several t days, returned to their home at Ku ! gene this morning. , I Mrs. H. B. Ilitner arrived here 1 this morning from Los Angeles. ! where she has been visiting, and j wilt btnp over in this city a dny or i so visiting with Mis. Belle Case and Mrs. L. B. Moore. From here she will continue oh her Journey home to Caldwell, Idaho, j The Glengary W. C. T. V. an- nounced today that the play and candy ssle announced for March 20 will not be held on that date. The i date will be announced later. I The price of gasoline took a small drop today, going to 23 cents ! after selling for 24 cents per gallon I for several weeks. Some time ago ( It jumped from 22 cents to 24 ; and this Is the first change for , some time. All service stations to day were selling gasoline at 23 cents, an ilfurlhtr changes in price are rumored, i A team of horses and wagon, i owned by Itoy Uavls, and driven by ; Hurry Cunningham, became fright ened about noon Tuesday, while i Mr. Cunningham was driving them north on Main street to Wharton Brothers Wood Yard, bolted, and ran down Main street In front of Wharton Brothers, rutting the cor ner to Washington street, and ran Into and uprooted one of the trees in tbe packing by the Terminal garage. The force of the Impact stepped the horses, and they were brought under control by the driv er. No damage was done beyond the uprooting of the tree. Harry Pesrce, for many years a resident of ltosehtirg. ami who l!fnd gomP word of ,,, entombpd !h-, I " , irH.u1" m"n' rcu workers where he is connected w.th the l j i ... , . . . ' Pearce Heanty Hliop, conducted by his sinter. He Ih at prrsMit travel- jug uiriiiiKn i uiiioi iim aim urr- gun hamllinK the heaulv prodttrtu uiniiunui ni ! ni uiw nun riuu Cisco establishment. P0LDS I of hdoi chnt are more easily sjp9 treated externally with V VAFORUO Qt IT Million Jmn K..rr j Safe Milk and Diet l For Infants. Invalids, the Ar!- Nuninf Mothers, Children, ate Rme ailing or well. Serve at meals, A nourishing, easily assimilated Miss Francis Hamloth and Miss Ruth Itede motored here from Cot tage Grove yestenlay and spent the day visiting with friends. Miss Bwle Is a reporter on the Cottage Grove newspaper, the Sentinel. Do It now. Order a sample loaf of GHIMM BROS. MILK BREAD and it will become your steady diet Phone 133. Mrs. C. E. "Mabley was a visitor In this city Tuesday, and spent sev eral hours here shopping and on business. Mrs. Mabley resides at Melrose. Miss M. Purdy arrived last night from Centralis, Washington, to vis it wllh Mrs. A. C. Peterson at the Canyon Auto Camp at Canyonvllle. Miss Purdy expects to remain there about a week or ten days. Bishop DuBose. of the Methodist Episcopal church, south, at Winston-Salem, North Carolina, stop ped over a few minutes yesterday afternoon to visit with J. B. Need hsm. Bishop DuBose was on his way to San Francisco. The Bocial meeting of the Wo man's Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church. South, which was to have been held Thursday, March 19, has been post poned until Thursday, March 26. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. J. B. Needham on south Mill Street, so were soon working In the mine. -At 9:40 o'clock rescue workers had perpetrated one mile Info the workings and no bodies had been located. The work Is reported pro gressing favorably. Mrs. E. C. Skinner, who has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Skinner at Winston, left this morning for her home at Ver non. B. C, Canada. She will stop over In Portland. Mr. E. C. Skinner who has also been visiting with his parents for the past week or ten days, will leave soon to join his wife at Portland. . ' 34 ENTOMBED IN WEST VIRGINIA MINE DISASTER (Continued from pare 1.1 surface and that word was not en couraging. II. M. I-amblc, chief j nijnp ;an(I ( Inspector of West Virginia, companion were the first to go down. They pushed their way past the dehris to the stable where ithe mine horses were kept All jthn 36 animals were d-ad. Then Jthey pushed on Into one of the hrndlnifs. The air waH bad, they said. That was all. They could find no trace of the men and when I they came to surface experts from 'every mine in the district oncanlx ed themselves Into r roups, ready to explore every heading to Its fur ther reaches. Vhll not definitely determined," frss was believed to hare canned the exploiiinn and late tout dIkM, mine Superintendent Iienlon Mit chell said he did not believe any of the men could be alive. Hoon after the explosion occur- ired there were reports that dyna- 'mite- had been dropped into the J b(ut r ltfi'" nled. (basis lnt October and employs j about 2.10 men. Ijflmble reported that the mine (was badly damaP-d Inside and that rBou workere would find It b:trd I going through the shattered r-ifft-jsoKo ways. om hope waa held lout for the men because of the quirk work done by mechanics In I repairing one of Ihe mine fans. This apparatus was not aerhiunly Idnmatted and within a few hours 'after the blnxt It was operating . mint fnpflnv air rluwrn tt I tin I m. prisoned men. Electric lights al- Wearing all the glory of Spring and Youth, these new Fabrics take for their leaders the newest patterns and shades in '. . Printed and Dotted Voiles Silk and Wool Crepes Printed Crepes and Georgette in all wanted shades. Phoenix Hose Wear Right Gloves Always the latest in Coats and Dresses for tiu , lady who cares The Ladies Shoppe 1 39 COOKED FOOD 8ALE Saturday, March 21 at Mc- Kean, Darby and Baldwin's. (liven by Roseburg Woman's Club. Everything for your Sun- dny dinner. Our garments on display at the 8tyle Show tonight wore selected from our regular stock. The hats and scarfs 4 courtesy of The Vogue. J. C. PENNEY CO. Fertiliser and lawn seed at Whar ton Bros. , ' F. Sllveftone was here yesterday on business, and left today for Eu gene. Mr. Silvertoe la from a San Francisco firm. ' . , Mrs. A. H. Stafford and son, left this morning for Portland, where they will spend the next several days visiting with friends and rela tives. They expect to return the Ibtler part of the week. J. O. Tate, of Portland, visited In this city over night. Mr. Tate Is one of the head auditors of the Modern Woodman. He has been to Klamath Falls representing this lodge, and is now on bis way to Eu gene on business. MissKatberyn Vaughn stopped over In thlsfrtty for a few minutes this morning to visit with Mrs. A. Abraham, enrouto to her home at New York 'City, from the True Light School In China, where she was acquainted with Mrs. Abra ham's daughter. Miss Dorothea Abraham. THE NEW and UNUSUAL DESIGNS RO8EBUR0, ORC mm store on your Groceries Canned Goods of FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS Phone in Your Order and PICKENS Perkins BIdg. N. Jackson St. The Girls' Club of R. H. S.'- la giving a window sale at the 8Mb. Century Grocery next Saturday. Various articles such as pies, cakes, salads, puddings, fresh eggs, butter. etc., will be sold at a reason- able rate. The purpose of the sale Is to help finance the club in Its activities. V ' " 1 nOT kip Msetfrofil"'. Spaiktui All Goad - WO keep abreast of the times. We do not show you last year's Ideas and designs. You will find here whatever Is novel, whatever Is new and whatever lr floe In silks "Quality and Economy" The Silk Store Silks and Satins .ABRAHAM i JACKSON ST RE IT 1 j - The surest way to Save on Groceries is to buy at this Store And also be sure of the service. Every Description we Deliver it at Your Home. ', BROTHERS: Phone 68
