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

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. APRIL 10, 1925
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Specials for Easter
From our most brilliant stocks and ' the
City's largest assortments
COATS
A special group of excellent values, some
priced to sell as high as $21.50, all in the
season's accepted modes finest showing
we have ever made at this price. These
coats are in new colors and showy
trimmings.
$14-95
ether
coats at
all prices
YOUR EASTER
Silk Hosiery 89c
Bigger and biRer is the demand for
bright colored hosiery. All the latest
colors are included in our special Eas
ter ol terms for rnday and
Saturday at
89c
Easter Handkerchiefs
Dainty French lace and hand painted
silken handkerchiels especially appro-
pnate lor taster, in be
wildering colors: Priced
a,25c,0$l
THE GENUINE
French Ginghams 47c
The soft, sure-color fabric' of lustrous
appearance that inspires tasty dresses
for linht spring wear. An Easter
special for Friday and Aln a yd.
Saturday at . Hi U
Plisse Crepe 3 yds. for $1.00
FULL YARD WIDE
for underwear
Delicate hued underwear crepe with
dainty figures, in full yard widths, e A
Special at 3 yards for V I
I LOCAL NEWS
Frevh as a daisy, pure as HI,
white as snow, brown as a nut.
CKI.M.M I1HOS. MILK ItUEAU.
I'lionti 133.
In Today
Mrs. George Winston was here
this morning from Winston and
spent a few hours on business and
shopping.
Horse muzzles, 25 cents at
Wharton Bros.
OTHER EASTER WANTS
NEW CUFF GLOVES, in several .hades, very smart $1.25
SILK SCARFS, very colorful and attractive $2.98
DRESSES, SHOES, Easter shipments are now in
SATIN-DE-LEEN
THE NEW
SILK MATERIAL
Mm
4JJSP" 1 '
IP
Better Service
STRIPED RAYON
FOR
SPORT DRESSES
Better Merchandise
Coast Man Visitor
A. A. Trinzfl was a bUHlru-as visi
tor in I hid city Thursday, arrivlnx
from the coast. Mr. Trlnzcl is from
Coos Hay..
From 8utherlin w
Mr. and Mrs. John Pluoard and
son wra hero this morning from
Sutherlin and 8 pent a few hours
transacting business.
Sutherlin Visitor In City
A. K. Shlrla, Sutherlin busings
man. wan in Itosfburg today visit
in with friends and looking after
business matters.
NEW TODAY I
FOR BENT Oarage. Inquire of Joe
Campbell at Ford Garage.
j SKCO.NI HAND Case Broccoli !
I transplanter at Wharton liros.
WANTED Barley seed. Beardless
preferrd. Lee Barker, Drain. Ore.
FOR SALE Lloyd wicker baby
buggy. 2 Conitoleum runs 9 by 1!.
3:12 W. Douglas.
V A NT E D B focco jrpl"a n ter w ill
buy or rent for summer. Weeks
sn! Sheldon, Ruckles, Ore.
FOR-SALE Ford. good running
condition all good rubber, cheap.
Kings Service Station, Coos Junction.
Meet your friends tomor-
row at the J. C. Penney Co.
rest room on the balcony.
ANNUAL EASTER
Sheep shears, hand and power
outfits, at Wharton tiros.
: Eugene Attorney Here
Charles A. Hardy, Kugene attor
ney, arrived here yesterday and
is HiienditiK a day or so in Rose
burg on legal business.
Mr. Weber Visits
George Weber was here from his
ranch at Garden Valley this morn
ing, spending a few hours attend
ing to business matters.
In Today 1
P. C. Huron was a visitor In this
cily today and spent several hours
attending to business matters. Mr.
Iturch Is a resident of Camas Valley.
PLANTING TIME SPECIAL
8 Choice Gladiolus Bulbs sent postpaid for 25 cents or 20 for
B0 cents, no two alike and guaranteed to bloom.
(Or Send for List of Named Varieties.)
Specialties: Narcissus, Tulips, Gladioli and Lilies.
Garden on E St.
Bet. 7th and 8th
Fred C. Thompson
SPRINGFIELD, ORE
Bulb Grower
Cut Flowers
in Season
t BORN
LEHMAN To Mr. and Mrs. C. V.
Lehman, of Azalea, April 8, a
daughter.
Seniors llavo Program -
The Senior class held their Fri
day program this noon in roll
room, at which time the class or
chestra gave a few enjoyable sel
ections. Leaves For Goble
Miss Hazel Troxel, who has been
here on business for the past sev
eral days, was called to Goble this
morning because of the sudden ill
ness of her mother.
LOST One bay horse weight 1 1 00
lbs. Foretop and weathers shear
ed. Kinder please call 2102, Myr
tle Creek. 8. L. Uuell. ;
FOR RENT 5 room house newly
decorated, hot, cold water, bath
and toilet. Garage, woodhouse. 514
Fowler St.
FOR RENT Modern 6 roonThouse;
unfurnished. 3 blocks from P. (.
Fine location. Call 320 W. Cass
St. or phone 1S0-J.
FOR SALE Pink, yellow and red
snapdragon plants, also red and
yellow zinnias and pink asters.
Mrs. Foster Butner. Phone OSS
and leave orders.
LOANS If you winlTto build" or
buy a home or refund your pres
ent mortgage, see us. We make 4
loans that cost you less and get j
you out of debt. I'miKiua Sav-
ings and Loan Association with
Imuglas Abstract Company. .
STAGES ARE PUT ON
NEW SCHEDULE
IF YOU NEVER GO TO CHURCH
If you never go to church break
that bad habit next Sunday. Go to
church on Kaster Sunday. This Is
an Invitation, to you to come to the
Baptist church. Children, niUhlc.
and flowers will assist In the wor
ship. 1 1 : (JO a. m. and 7:30 p. ni.
SHOOT
By Roseburg Rod and Gun Club
AT
Gun Club Grounds
ON THE MARKS RANCH
Sunday, Apr. 12, starting at 11 a. m.
Ad Topperwein of the Winchester
Arms Company, a world famous shooter
will give an exhibition shoot.
Events of nil kinds agreeable to shooters will be staged
LUNCH AND SI IF.LLS ON GROUND
DON'T MISS THIS BIG DAY-
Notice To Water Consumers
: Water will bo shut off Saturday
afternoon, April llth, from 1:00 p.
m. to 4:00 p. m. afiectlni? all con
sumers south and west of the cor
ner of Parrott ami Ijme St.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON
POWER COMPANY
A change has been made In the
schedule of the state lines operat
ing out of the city, the changes
becoming effective on Wednesday
April 15. Singes, under the new
time table, will arrive from the
north at II a. m.; 4.10 p. m.; 7:10
p. m.; and 10:10 p. ni. They will
arrive from the south at 12:45 a. m. '
4:30 p. m.; and 10:30 p. m. They I
will reach the city from Coos Hay
at II a. m.; 4 p. m.; and 9 p. m.
The departure time for the north
will be 7:20 a. m.; 11:20 a. m.; 1:20
P. in.; and 4:50 p. m. Stages will
leave for the south at 8 a. m.; 11:30
a. m.: and 4:20 p. m. The Coos
Hay Binges will depart at 8 a. ni.;
1:20 p. m.; and 4:20 p. m.
With the exception of the 4:50
p. m. stage, leaving for the north,
all of the stages leaving here in
that direction will go turoush to
Portland the same day. The last
singe, however, operates as a local
lo Eugene, connecting there with
the northbound local stage for
Portland. j
The stages going south at R a. m.
and 1:40 p. in. connect with the
busses operating Into Klamath
Fnlls.
The new schedule has been adopt
ed, according to W. A. Cummlngs,
the local agent, in order tn pivu
Dr. Sether and Family Here better service to the patrons of the
Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Retlier ami .stage line. The stages operate on a
family are registered at the 1'mn- schedule which connects them with
qua hotel and will be here for a branch lines running out from the
few days visiting with friends. They ; nignway.
arrived from Eugene yesterday.
Mrs. Johnson Visits
Mrs. Verne Johnson was a visitor
in this city this morning from the
rural districts, and spent a few
hours shopping. She resides east of
Roseburg.
It makes you hungry to think
of it. Why a substitute? Git Ihe
genuine GRIMM miOS. MILK
It H 10 AD. Phone 133.
Is Visiting nt Scliwnrtx Home
Notice To Water Consumers
Water will be shut off Saturday
Mrs. G. Keappler arrived here ! afternoon. April llth. from 1:00 n.
tnia anurnoon trom Los Angeles . '" P. m. infecting ail con
DANCE
At Olalla
Saturday
APRIL 11
GOOD MUSIC
to visit at the home of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Fred Schwartz for the next
two weeks, she is an aunt of
Mr. Schwartz.
sinners south and west of the cor
ner of Parrott nnd Lane St.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON
POWER COMPANY"
Mr. Hayner Makes Short Visit I OPPOMFNT; OF
Will J. Mayner. of Sutherlin. I .Yrt.iLwl,
riLKRiui rCt-rLT
TO HIS CHARGES
spent a tVw hourti in the city today
looking after business mutters. 11'
reports his rlly in a iiroMpermiH
condition qml burflnt'sti in all linen
fully up to Hit' 8imuh.nl.
Eatter Egg Hunt
(Contfmiort rrom pe 1.)
WHO WILL PAY?
If your automobile hits a pedes
trian and he sues you for dam
ages? If your car collides with
another automobile? Public lia
bility and property damage In
surance will protect you. And
the cost Is small. We will be
f:lnd to explain these automo
bile coverages.
G. W. Young & Son
Insurance
116 Cass St. Phone 417
from Governor Rohlnean of the
Rank nf frnnro In Pi-....
... ,T " "" '"'"" rs tn tsier ciementel on December 29
the Roseburg Country Club will en- 1924. warning the latter that the
Joy an Easter egg hunt and games local limit of circulation was be
at the club Sunday afternoon April Ing reached and entreating him to
12. at 1:30. Parents are asked to take measures to prevent inflation
bring sandwiches, cake, or other which would be ruinous to the
light lunch, and coffee will be serv- country's credit. This warning he
ed at the club house. said, was repented In letters' of
February 5 and 2.
Fine Hot Cross Buns I Kranrols-Mnrsal forcibly called
James Ilutchings, proprietor of attention to the fact that' on April
the Model Itakery. brought in some 2. when the circulation already
fine Hot Cross Huns to the News- had exceeded the legal limit by
Review today. Jimmy la a past two billion francs. Premier Her
mnstcr at the art of baking the riot in Ihe senate solemnly de
buns and each Good Friday finds clared his government opposed all
his place of business crowded with inflation.
customers seeking them.
STOLEN 'All ItKTI ItXi:!).
TLJir I mrnTv ti ir- Trn
a 1 1 iu, L.iuiix it i r il. i r.i e
W i
At Our Regular Prices
LAST TIME TON1GI IT
Only 10 and 19 Cents
TI IRILLING RAILROAD STORY
WM. FAIRBANKS
OR. DEAN B. BUB AR
OPTOWKTHIST
Specialist In th fitting of
(llsn.es
lie Jackson St.
1 The former minister concluded
by quoting "M. Clemenlel's in
ventory" of a few months. In
, which In the name of the gnvern-
Enrle M. Montgomery, of the ment It wns said that Inflation
touring bureau of the Automobile would be considered a crime
( lull of Southern California, nnd against the nation
Walter E. Wood of the Auto "Neither Inflation, a forced loan
theft bureau, arrived In Ron-burg ;nor any other fiscal measure the
th.s morning, and left this after- preent measure nuiv put through
noon driving a Studebnker .r;can roor, ,he Inst 'confidence of
v " , . . ' """ r- the country in the men
ii-iii-iiH. n rum. i iie car mi...ik- t-
! the one whleh was found by Traf- id,,rred
now gov-
Krnncols-Marsal
, flc officer Thurher at Coos June
: tton. where it was abandoned liv
i auto thh-ves after they had burn
Wd out a main bearing.
"The senate will Judge."
-In-
OR. HARRISON F(3lK
Chiropractor
Electronic and Eleotro-Theraphy
417 Perkins lllds. Thone 491
Read the Classified ads.
I "A Fight for Honor'?
i LIGHTNING F.XI'RrSS STOUY fe
OF KOMANIIC KAI1.UOADING
! with fi;
EVA NOVAK AND WILLIAM FAIRBANKS
j Claire McDowell, Jack Byron, Wilfred Lucas. !j
I Marion Harlan, Perry Welford, "Pal" tj
Sj Also the Feature Comedy !j
"riONg COOKING" O jjf
X Also S
THE CyFF DWELLERS
M.W.W.T.Tr.T.T.T.T.T.T.T.
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerve and Spine Specialist.
T2I Ifcrktns Illdg. Phone 6:4
PARIS. April 19 Charles Te
l.a Stevrle. finance minister In the
first Poincnre cabinet. Issued a
note today denying that the lecnl
in The Ntrw-s-Review. Thcv "mU of no"' ',r,ll"llon "' ""r
i J jbeen exceeded during his mlnls-
mefln dollars tf Votl. try. He stated that the treasury
- w.a mn nmhf-rr:l.-,l nt fmir Hni...
I during his two years of service
T n, 'that he was obliged to ask the
PIERCE PROCLAIMS banks to subscribe to a supple-
WEEK FOR ANIMALS Imentary Issue of nstlnnnl defense
e bonds, but such operations were
(Aw-t'.ImI fTM. Wlf.. aii(pi,iv ..f.lnut,t l,v K.nm..nl
10 as the bonds fell due.
; "It is unquestionable, he said.
!"that the first time this limit was
Dr. H. C'Church
OPTOMETRIST
Perkins Blda. Roseburg, Ore
Phone Ba.
SAI.EM. (Ire.. April
Governor Pierce today Is-io-l
a prorlnniaiion sitting asi.l.
tlx- week April 1.1 to IS as
9 kind to aulmula week" In
Oregon.
"I ask and urge our r1t I-
sens." says the proclamation.
"to Join with our schools an !
churches for the purpose of
Instilling in the minds of our Water will be shut off Saturday
children sympathy and kind- 1 aMcruoon. April llth. from 1:00 p.
ness for all Hung rrea'ur-s: 04,n. to 4:00 p. m. affecting all con-
to teach them In childhood aumers south nl west of the cor-
that cruelty Is debasing and ner of Parrott iTflil Ijne St.
esreeded was under Pnniier He
riot last October."
Garden tools at Powellu.
Notice To Water Consumers
degrading, ami by an art of 4j THR CAI.IEO'iMA
Q 'l'iness Is the rhai'ir up- ' POWER COMTAM
lifted and ennobled
High grade, extra
I ruga at i'owell'a.
OREGON
9
fancy, raW
BALL
At Armory
Tuesday, April 14th
Given by
American
Legion
AUXILIARY
Gentlemen SI
Music by the
Blue Devils
Tickets on sale
Chapman's Drug Store
DANCE
MELROSE
Country Club ,
Saturday Night
APRIL 11
. i
Good Music
Who Owes You?
Our system was perfected to
help you. You can not make
a success of business unless
you collect your bad ac
counts. A dollar In the cash
lrawer Is worth two in the
ledger.
oi;r nnsi.NEss is coi,
I.ECTINO. RESULTS are
what YOU want. WE GET
TltEM.
Douglas Creditors Ass'n, Inc.
In Rear of Douglas Abstract
Company -
Your Neckwear
for Easter!
Here they are in as fine
a selection as this Stpre
has ever presented. All
the new colors and pat
terns of spring priced
exceedinplv low.
DudsMen
Footnotes of
Fashion
Your shoes will either
add to or detract from the
rest of your costume. Here
you will find styles and
colors necessary that will
make your shoes a good
I investment from any view
j point.
STYLE FIT
nnd long wear in every
pair-
Select Your Shoes for
Easter Now
ROSEBURG
BOOTERIE
9
IRVIN BRUNN .
Shoes That Satisfy ancFit
Your Feet
Perkins Bldg., Roseburg
The
ROSEBURG TELEGRAPH
INSTITUTE
i
Offers both young men and women an opportunity
to become Telegraph operators, by pursuing an
interesting study during the afternoon or evening
hours when other duties are finished.
A new class is being organized now, you should
not delay longer if you intend to enter this profession
enroll today, call or write,
Room 224 Perkins Bldg.
Ask Your Grocer for Jersey Maid Butter
Jersey:
MERY 6 UTTER
Pure Butter, is a Wonderful Food, and Your Children
are Entitled to the Best.' Jersey Maid Butter is Whole
some, Sweet, Palatable and made from the best cream
obtainable from Umpqua Valley Farms.
The Douglas County Creamery
PHONE 340
TONITE AND SATURDAY
B.P.Schulbe
i r a Titrni k t t-
IVAinHKlfNt
i ' 'jsrt-:
fll i svil
MacDONALD
bcarlet
The Tongues of Scandal have painted many a lily Scarlet!
ALSO CHAPTER NO. 3
"IDAHO"
10c
MAJESTIC
15c
Catches Fine Chinook Salmon
Miss Edna BeehliT, bookeeper at
the Crouch Hardware store, rsueht
a fine Chinook salmon, welching a
little less than 45 pounds, yester
day In the North I'nipqua, near
llrown's IlridKe. Miss Ileehler, with
a parly of three, were in a small
motor boat, when the fish was
raucht. It tnkini? her between 25
and 30 minutes to land the Chinook.
Grass rorkers at Powell's.
-.III. w.
PROTECTION
Insurance cannot lave you
from ttio liu-"nvnienc raus
e.l hv fire aoolilcnt or theft.
Hut It can Fivt you whfll ta
uxiiilly the KrePiitMt factnr In
that lnronvenlente the finan
cial Ions.
Come In and let how you
how to ftt maximum prutec
tlun at inlnliiiiim cot.
Misomc (lino
Last Time Tonite
1
1 -10c U
ii ERICH VON '
IS STROHEIM'S l-
Tj
priuction of fl
i'i'ui i-HTirnrcH'
hi7vpi"McTEAGUE"
by FRANK NORMS
ANTLERS
Starling Saturday
Frank & King
Comedians
FOR ONE BIG WEEK
Company Orchestra
Special Scenery
. Vaudeville Between Acts
. Opening Play
'After Ole
Olsen Saw
Broadway'
Change of play each night
THIS COMPANY PLAYED
9 months In Stockton.
6 months In Mnrysvllle.
4 months In Medford.
2 nmnthn In Vnr-hfleM.
Prices 25c and 50c
Doors open 7:15 p. m.
riciures :) p. m.
Orchestra 8:00 p. m.
Curtain 8:15 p. m.
ANTLERS