EIGHT
ROSF.BURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. MARCH 20. 1925.
THE FEATURE OF THE STYLE SHOW
The Ensemble Suit
This practical combination of dress and coat is
pronounced the '
Season's Favored Style
by all the fashion critics of the city.
NEW ENSEMBLE SUITS
Now arriving daily beautiful colorings
$35.00 $31.50 $41.50
A
THIS IS
National Humming
Bird Week
March 1621
Humming; Jilnl Is the nationally
known Guaranteed Silk Hose.
Ki'Killarly priced nl (1.50. 'J Ilia
week, only 3 pairs $4.25.
MUNS1NG
UNDERWEAR
A SENSATIONAL
DRESS SALE
in silk and flannel materials
New dresses, just from New York not samples
but an exceptional concession and discount made es
pecially to us which we are passing on to you.
The price
$15.95
Apologies to Sweet Sixteen. '
PLANS FOR NEW
HIGH SCHOOL ARE I Here's a rood buy, a Bulck
BEING PREPARED;; . App mos.
(Continued from pege 1.) I Ask ,or "" '
and dl-h washing tlnlca. and other
eiullni"nt for nreuaratton of th
food. The klirhi-n be nenar- at the hack will lie plared
aied from the nerving room by i Bnt Krl" locker rooms, each
cupboards opening; on each, where op.-nlns on a corridur and central
iinhe will lie kept for use in the entrance. Ample locker space Is
cuf.'-terin. j provided all bovs and elrls who
In the servlnz room will h re participate in any sport.
found the uminl cafeteria eouip-
t NEW TODAY X
! WANTED Male nurse: lnaulre
430 8. Pine after 4:30 p. m.
j Cu.ST Moiiday, dreabcr scarf on
! Cass or Jackson Bt. Please
the i call 511-J.
JOHN KELLY
SHOES
Better Service Better Merchandise
"The Wishing Weir'
HIGH SCHOOL OPERETTA
Antlers March 2S Mat. Eve.
The Girls' Club of It. H. S.
In giving a window sale at the
2oi h Century (Irocery next
Saturday. Various articles
such as pies, cakes, salads,
puddings, fresh eggs, butler,
etc., will be sold at a reason- 4
able rate. The purpose of the
Bale Is to help finance the
club In Its activities.
imnt, tne coffee urn, steam ta
ble, coolers, glido rails, etc.
Doors will open Into the serv
ing room from the corridor, so
that the -students may pass to
procuro their trays and utensils,
and then pus along In front of
the serving tnbU's, and through
another entrance directly Into the
cafeteria, which is separated frtfm
the serving room only by sliding
windows. This combination cafe
teria and sewing roem. will seat
!tii persons at once, giving ample
room for small banquets.
One-third of the tables can be
lived by the sewing classes at all
times except while the cafeteria
Ih In tine. The sewing department
will be equipped with sewing
machines, and a fitting room.
The auditorium Is In the cen
ter of the building and has an
over-all sire of 85 by 75 feet, in
cluding on the south side a stage
lit feet in depth by C2 feet in
width. At the back of tMs room'
will be placed tiers of bleacher
seatH set on concrete, accomodat
ing fiuO persons. Entrance ways
to the gymnasium will be five in
number two each from the cor-
rldor and one, a central entrance
on the north Bide of the build
ing. Kntrance to the stage Is also
gained from the main corridor at
the front of the building. Roth '
the stage and combined audito- j
rlum and gymnasium will be two '
stories in height. The main floor j
of this room will be 85 by 45
feet in size, giving ample room I
for a full sired basketball court. I
Folding chairs will be on hand
and can he placed on the gymna
sium floor for the more import-!
ant assemblies and evening entor- j
tatnments, giving the auditorium i
a total seating capacity of over I
1,000. I
Underneath the tiers of seats I
COOKED FOOD SALE
Saturday, March 21 at Me-
Kean, Darby and llaldwln's.
(liven by Itoseburg Woman's
Club. Everything Tor your Sun-
day dinner. '
HEY
Why Not Come to the
DANCE
AT DIXONVILLE
Saturday Night, Mar. 21
MUSIC BY THE
The Hayshakers
! Admission to the second floor
Is gained by two stairways, off
the ends of the tage.
Only sufficient basement Is to
be provided to house the heating
equipment, care for the storing
of fuel and the janitor's rooms.
To cut down expense the In
dustrial nrt and farm shop will
not be set up as a part of the
building. A frame structure Tor
this purpose will bo erected to
the northwest of the main build
ing, and will be used until funds
are available In the future for the
proper construction of a building
fur this purpose.
The second floor consists main
ly of recitation rooms, which nre
six in number. In addition to the
commercial department, which
will occupy the southwest corner,
consisting of typewriting, short
hand and bookkeeping rooms, to
care for 30 students each, tho
rooms being conveniently connect
ed. Over the main entrance, on the
second floor, will be placed the
study linll, which will be Sfi feet
In length, and will sat 1(16 stu
dents, and provide for a small
platform at the front where a
piano can be placed. This room
can be used for the smaller as
semblies of Btudents.
At the rear of the study hall
and opening Into It. Is to be plac
ed the library, which will house
two or three thousand volumes
of books and seat 48 students.
Hoys 'and girls lavatories are
al-o provided on this floor.
, The grounds are to be greatly
beautified and a landscape gar
dener, A. L. peck, of the exten
sion department of the Oregon
Agricultural Collece, is to be hero
on March 27. to look over the
site and make recommendations
of proposed improvements.
Surely this eating business is an
awful hatblt but it must be done.
Therefore the best is none too good
so long as it costs no more.
OR! MM TIROS. MILK IJRKAD.
Phone 133.
FOR RENT Furnished 3-room apt.
Water, lights aud gas range, tiott
J$. Stephens St.
FO R R EXT furnirihe"dhouae
keeping rooms. Ground floor.
519 H. MilhJ-'all afternoons.
FOR RENT 3 f"urni.-rhej romnV,
bath and screen porch. Adults
only. Inquire Km Mill.
F ill S A LE Fi ii t choice C hry
aanthemum plants. Heady to set
out now. 734 S. Pine St.
FOUSALE First T clasVhaTlVrT
capacity 30 to 40 tons, in good
condition. Price f'ZlO. Lockwood
Motor Co.
FO ltSA LE 10 acres high grade
river bottom land, house and
barn; price $2100. Chas. Kyes,
Cti N. Jackson St.
F( If S A"LE 31 00 ibT7hoat8a"lo
iate Valentine strain of broccoli
seed. 100 tier of old growth block
wood. Llndbloom, IHxonvillo.
FOKSALE Hardy sprayer, 3
cylinder pump, too large for my
needs. C C. Bailey, Garden Val
ley. Phone 32F13. j
EXPERIENCED farmer" single I
wants steady work on garden, i
orchard, or farm. Phone to 7F25
and leave word.
FOR SALE One SlwplesSuTtIoli
Feed Cream separator. No. 4.
Good as new. Mrs. Laura Parker,
Urockway, Ore. )
FOREXCHANGE Modfhliome
in Walla Walla for Hoseburg j
home. What have you? G. W. '
Young & Son. Phone 417.
MCYCLES AND REP A lUING j
Key fitting, locksmithing. grind-'
ing, saw filing and general re-'
pairing. Uoseburg Cyclery, CGS
X. Jackson St.
If the insured dies from natural cauvs.
the company pap . . . $.,000
If the insured dies from accident, the
company pays .... $10,000
In case of permanent total disability, the
company will
1. Waive all premium payments
2. Pay $2$ per wet-It for one year; and in
addition
3. Pay $50 per month for life ; and
4. Pay $5,000 to the beneficiary when in
sured dies
5. If disability involves loss of limbs or si'u'ht
ijs result of accident, the company wt!I
pay $5,oc immediately in cash in aJJi
tiun to other benefits.
In case of temporary disability as a result of
either lirkncu or rcuh-M, company piyt ZS
per vcck for a limit oi SZ wecki.J
West Coast Life
INSURANCE COMPANY
HQtti crnct-SANrRAMcisco
PORTLAND BRANCH OFFICE. SEVENTH
FLOOR CASCO BLDG.
HARLEY J. WATSON, DUt. Mgr.
1144 Corey Av., Roicburfl. Or.gon
ONE Of AMERICA'S S I RONi:i:S T COMI'ANftS'
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Psrklna Blda. Roieburg, pre.
Phone 86.
Automobile Owners
One of the most valuable kinds of
Insurance you can carry Is Public
Liability Insurance. This form of
Insurance proiects you from finan
cial loss In the event that our
ulo injures someone and there Is
a claim against you for daniavei.
We also write all other lines of
automobile, fire aud accident insurance.
SPECIAL DeMOLAY
MEETING
Friday, March 20, 1925
at 7:15 p. tn In Ma.onie Hall.
Work in Initiatory and OeMolay
Oegr.es.
All nipmbt-rs rtquosli-d to bt1
presenf. All int'inhera or tlu
Masonic orrlt-r ar wnlcfinit.
FEW REALIZE NEED
OF GOOD GASOLINE
PROGRESSIVE SHOE SHOP 816
"iv'inchester St.. for fine shoe re
pairing and factory workman
ship; also hand made shoes to
order.
C HAV FFE I RS LICEStVG
Found on street and left at this
office. Owner please identify by
number thereon and pay adv.
cost.
FO U "SALE 5 -room, mod ern
home, just finished; full base
ment, paved street.. Good value:
at $3300; terms. See Chas. Kyes, I
S26 N. Jackson St.
AuTCtiESS
' TRQUSE
lO 'Buaonr.' 1S' a Rip
HOW MUCH ARE
TROUSERS
WORTH?
YOU must have pood style, pood material and
good workmanslitp or else trousers uro expen
sive at any price.
For true value, you can't beat Dutchess Trousers.
And here is why: For forty-six years the manufac
turers of these trousers have made nothing else.
Because this famous firm has always kept abreast
of the style and taken scrupulous care even to the
smallest detail, their business has grown very large.
This gives them the chance to buy good materials
in quantities at lowest prices. You get the benefit.
The prices arc right; moderate in the first place and
lowest of all in the end because of their long wear.
Bememtar, every pair of Dutchess Trousers
viusi wear localise every pair is backed by the writ
ten warranty of "10c a Mutton; $1.00 a Hip."
All types of Dutchess Thjusers for all purposes.
Coiue iu uud take your pick.
fjili.Turmnnfltr
Free Consultation
Phone 491
DR. HARRISON FOLK
Electro-Thernphy-Electronic-Sunlight.
Latest Modern Equipment
417-18-19 PerMni Bldg.
THE LIBERTY Tl 1EATER
TODAY AND TOMORROW
At Our Regular Prlcet Only 10 and 15 Centa
THE KOI. 1.ICK1NG KILH'.R OF THE TEXAS HANCE
BOB CUSTER
"The Range Terror"
"CUSTEK'S Lj5T S TAMV
IS NOT1 IING TO HOI? C I S I EU S
WITH
"ALASKA." THE CRCA I F.S T DOG AC I OU
A III NDlif:!) IIOIISK I'OWCU At I l".N .i'H'Tl'm:
OIallaTHaIl
Saturday eve.
MARCH 21ST
GOOD MUSIC
Who-Ovves-U
We get the money because
wh know local cotidlllons
know the majorliy of the
debtors- rive personal call
service know our business,
and like our Job.
Can we be of service to you?
Douglas Creditors Ass'n.Inc.
In Rear of Douglas Abstract
Company
"The need of quality gasoline
Is realized bv but few motorists,"
states Mr. C. I). Fies.
"They fail to realize that some
of the more common motor trou
bles caused by using other than
the highest grade gasoline are:
Kxccss carbon trouble, impaired
lubrication, nnd more expensive
repair and upkeep costs. Accurate
scientific tests that have recently
been made by uing the highest
quality gasoline show a saving of
per cent on the yearly operat
ing experses of an automobile."
I Mr. Flea points out that motor
ists will spend possibly two or
three thousand dollars on .the
,purcha-e price of a car, and feel
ithat it Rhould give super service
J Irrespective of thu kind or quality
I of gasoline used. As an Ulustra
, Hon he compares the purchaser of
ja car to one who purchases a
I thoroughbred race horse, each
i spending approximately the fame
! amount of money. The horse-
owner would not consider feeding
the horse other than th very best
. feed, although the animal would
1 probably survive and give some
service if he was fed only wheat
straw. In the case of the car, it
will probablv run on any kind of
"fuel." but In ord-T to securo the
maximum nf service for a long r
period of time. It Is ah-o,t;t-ly
necessary that some consideration
he given to the quality of gaso
Hn used.
ccuratc tests have pvovd
General gasoline to be of l.e
duality to elve maximum iu rvine
avii duration to nn nuton.obrio.
This is attributed to tb tct that
it is well balamvd. '!"e cn'irelv
to process used in refining and
rtlslilUng. Ttie o'"'ciats o( the
neral IVti oleum' Oon- ui'lt'in
Also: FcMure Comrdy: "Job Dodger"
Also; The Screen fisay.Ine
EUNDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY
I GAKDNF.R SUU .IVAN'S
MASTER PRODLCJION
"CHEAP KISSES"
DANCE
AT ARMORY
Saturday Nile
MARCH 21
TO THE MUSIC OF THOSE
UMPQUA
MELODY BOYS
Dollar Dane Dollar D.inct
TEETH
TEETH
TEETH
To Improve your looks,
health, or comfort have your
teeth examined at regular in
tervals. It takes Artistic taste, exten
sive experience and good
Judgment to enable a Den
tist to give you satisfactory
end natural looking Dentr.1
Work.
SPECIAL
rainless extrnct;on or
wotk by Injection or Gas.
Teeth replaced same
day when desired, com
fort promised.
Teeth regulated and p
pearanccs improved.
Pyorrhea cured.
Examination Free.
Ail work (;.iaranteed.
Pi ices rra-onnhle.
Dr. Nerbas Dentist
Maronic Building
Phone 4SJ Roseourg. Ore.
HAY FOR SALE A H alt a, grain,
hay, timothy and etraw. guaran
teed quality; prompt shipment
Prices upon application. Richard
Nyman, Walla Walla, Wash.
SA WM ILL FOUSALECompTeTe
outfit and a producer, at a bar
gain. Capacity 15,000 feet daily.
Lots of good'imber, and close to
rail shinning point. Address,
Sawmill, care News-Review,
Roseburg.
Foil SALE Monarch range for
only f 45 in perfect condition ;
Standard range $25. A dandy
number 8 cook stove $12.50, used
3 4 bid (2 inch) and steel spring
$lu.00. Powell Furniture Co. lsx
Srt Cone, squares 19c.
WE NEVER SLEEP'
, If You Want Storage at Nite
SEE US
If You Want Gas at Nite
SEE US
If You Want Tires at Nite
SEE US
If You Want the Service Car
PHONE US 403
ROSEBURG GARAGE
For Men and Boys
Hi-Kicks
.Regular Fellow's
Wear 'Em
Bateball Free With Every
Pair
For Ladies
Ve are allowing the lntrst
atvlen in low nhora New
U patent and sntin.
InnsEmmc
ROOTERIE.
IRVIN BRUNN
9hoee That Satisfy and Fit
Your Feet
Perkins Bldg-, Roseburg
ilLSLNKSrf OPPORTLMTIES If
you have J300 will start you In
new business; tremendous sales,
should net you ijlow salary week
ly. Experience unnecessary. O. M.
Pcarse & Co., 69 N. 9 St., Port
land, Ore. :
VANTEpSeverarsingle neatam
bitious young men 20 to 1!5 years
to travel. Must be prepared to
leave city at once. Experience
not necessary. Compensation $25
to $50 a week. Apply Hotel
Orand after seven o'clock p. m.
Ask for Mr. Harlow.
WANTED Vacancy " n6woffered
to handle Ward's Reliable Pro
ducts in Douglas county. Gen
tlemanly, steady hustler desired.
Previous experience not neces
sary. Particulars forwarded on
request. In. Ward's Medical Co.,
Winona. Minn. Established 1856.
USED CAR " BARGAINS 1923
Dot lye touring, in fine "condition, J
nnrlh niiiru Kiir Ditaio at tKilO i
19J3 FOR:)' Coupe, dandy""" little, Painting. Roseburg. Ore.. Rt. 1.
car, lois of extras, a snap. I Cox 2. K. Doug. St.
Other used good car bargains. i
J. W. MICHAELS MOTOR CO.
515 North Jackson
ITtTMES ONe7S Y"t EHM
room modern bungalow, $,"oo
down and $35 per month; 5-room
mobrn home, with garage, $"oo
down and $yo per month. Six
room house for $2500. $5im down
an l $110 per month. Including in-1
teresl. G. W. Young & Son. !
Phom- 417.
The Meal Weigh
io iiB&L vames
km
id
mm
LwMIMlMLnMMelMIMTirii iim t mitt wmim
and you re assured of true economy. We are supplying your
needs at Largain Prices Every Day.
Plenty of fresh Veoetables an.d Fruits Always on hand.
EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE
Plastering, kalfonilnlng
Louis C. Dvis
Painting and Paper Hanging
Phone 669 R
427 East Douglas St. .
iraiized the superior q'l.ili.y if
ifielr product a.i 1 i laced It on iho
market througa 'ii'lependeut dls
trihutors, and aiiowed the iu.tor-i.-ts
to "till up ai.d let the online
tiec.de." As a tesult the Mica
jumped In leaps and boundi in
the Seattle territory, where it was
first Introduced. Undoubtedly the
same reception will be accorded
to it In this city as soon aj the
auto owners realize the necessity
ot having quality gasoline.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
In the county court of the State
of Oreiron for Itouglas County.
In the matter of the estate of
Thomas Ilenson Johns, deceived!.
Nuiire is hereby given that the
undersigned has been by order of
i he County Court of Itougla
county. Oregon, appointed executor
of the estate of Thomas Itenson
Johns, deceased, ar.d all persona
ha vi! g claims aeainst said estate
are hereby notified to present
thm. proiHrly verified with vouch
era jnnejfMl. to the umlersicntHl at
his ."stdenee at Glentiale. Oregon,
or at lh law office of John T.
Ing. in the city of Ropeburg. Ore
eon, wlihtn six months from the
date nf the first publication of this
norlr.
I a ltd and first published March
lr.th.
I.EI.n STANFORD JOHNS,
Ftecutor of th estate of Thomas
Benson John 0 eccasiHi.
John T. Loiik. aitornej for the
estate.
OK. DEAN B. -6UBAR
iprMiKTinvr
epecUUst In tha ttttlng
dlnssns
US Ja knn Bt.
TO NITE c SATURDAY
TOM MOORE
AND
BETE DANIELS
IN
"DANGEROUS
Iff
fl Tha Screen Tf
May Never IfiV if
Again Pro- Fv'al '
ij d u c c a a f)M t
9 Great a Pic- fun
3
ffWllV B laaViT 1A. aVI H W V m
LINCOLN1
Special Sat. Matinee
from Gingham to Silk, from
Slum to Society.
AUo "NEW ENGLAND
FARM"
And 'WORLD REVIEW
1Se
MAJ.'SIIt
8un.:
"Tha Dettrt Outlaw"
When an audience will
continuously applaud a
moving picture it muit
be great
Ask your neighbor who
viewed this picture laat
nite I
ANTLERS