Roseburg news-review., April 29, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 29. 1925.
Think of the Savings!
Spring Clearance Sale
Commencing Wednesday, A.M.
and continuing all this week,
with drastic cuts in prices on
Ready-To-Wear
Making this one of our most important sales!
Coats, Suits, Dresses and Sweaters
Cut in price for this sale.
All This Week-
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COATS, SUITS
15 Off
This sale appliea to every Cont
and Suit in Htork Inrhtflliift the
remainder of otir IHkIi aratlt
Karmenift, toi.retln-r with tlinm
of liiiieh Iuwit priceprice
ranKins
$14.60 to S62.50
I All Reduced 15',i
DRESSES .
15 Off
All Silk Breves. liiclu!inK latent!
atiipinenla. remired 15',;.
Special Lot
One Group of Dresses
$15.95
Tl I; lot contains new numbers
added to our popular priced
group, making a truly wonderful
assortment at this price.
SWEATERS
15 Off
Out Mock, perhaps the largest
and moKt varied in the city, com
prising slip on and coat-style
HweuliTH, lu wool and ttllk and
wool fur spring wear all reduc
ed for thin sale. Prices
$3.50 to $12.00
Now 15',1 Off
Cut Class Water Set
SATURDAY ONLY (See Window Dicplay)
98c
SPECIAL
PER SET
Easily Worth Twice This Price
PITCHER AND SIX GLASSES
ncautlftil cut snipe dlKn, rlear crystal slamiware. deeply rut.
This Ih a remaikalile bargain and will m il out quickly. Coma
early and take advantage ot thin anlo.
WATCH FOR OUR NEW SPECIAL EVERY WEEK
Shoes
Special pricings on new
lots of season's latest
fancies pumps, all heels
for ladies, children and
misses.
Special in
Shoe Department
$2.25 to
$6.50
Better Service Better Merchandise
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DJIIES0FPMB-1D
NEW TODAY
FOIt SALE Turkey eggs. C E.
I IlanninK. Dixomille, Ores;.
FOR HALE Broilers 12 per dos.
I ir taken soon. J. F. Coin. 419 E.
iHt Ave. No.
TO TRADE Fine player piano.
Three aecond hand ruKS. Judd'a
Furniture Store.
on. n. .1 r. i r, 1 takes Ford truck with cab
7 .M,h"n FntaV"l Conr,n. nd body. Itoy Young. 116 Caa.
tlnn. which was to have been held i iiIri.ei
In thin city on Friday, baturdayi - !
and Sunday, of thla week, has FOH SALE Ilantam chickens and
been postponed until the sth, 9th I Hanlam eKK for hatching. Call
ami loth, of May, according to word : after 6 p. m. lol'lN. Jacknon St.
iT.Tli'.Vj 'i' .h"'" , ''."y ,',Tf ,nlKl,t: ' FOR RENT-Partly furnlahed
Inability of the Mate officials and ,,.,. NVw Rapp building,
speakers to be present upon the! ,. s, ,
dales oriuinully chosen, necessltat-l '-- i
ed a chaiiKe in plans, and the con-j FOUND A good 50c luncheon at
veutlon was postponed one week ' the Orange Lantern. The place
'after preparations locally had been 1 thats different. i
practically completed. The con- ri iuktiiv to.pi.r, .r. in
vention includes all of the county
societies, ami It Is c-xpected that
there will be a large number of
out of town delegates.
vited to eat at the Orange Lan
tern. You will like It.
How many ladles are .success
ful with home-made pics, cakes
and cookh-y? Hut how few are
siii-cessful wilh luvad? It's some
I rick to hake a perfect loaf of
hrenil. Try one that never falls.
CH1MM IIHOS.' MILK HHEAIJ.
I'hone KIT,.
Ladies, see the Corse Twin and
llrassier, alzo 30 to 56. 2115 l'erklnsj
Mug. 2 to 5 p. in., or phono 27F4 I
for appointment.
FOR RENT Nice sleeping room,
Modern place, like home. Gentle
man preferred. Addresa "M"
care News-Review.
FOR S A LEommodei Edison
phonograph and 47 records
cheap. Also some sunflower
seed. Address S. Care News-
Review.
FOR SALE OU TRADE Work
horse, also bay mare, wt. about
12M lbs. V. A. Zachary, Drock
way, Oregon.
FOR RENT May 1st.
modern bungalow
,- I
Five, room i
close In.
I'hone 5CC-R, or call at Rice and
Rice.
FOR" SALE Oak block wood, ft
Inch. $3.50 tier; 16 inch block
oak stove wood $11 cord. Ligh
weight work mare, young. French
Nichols. Rt. 1 Box 93. I
FOTTSALE Young clever mare,
J35.00. Apartment sell cheap. '
Money to loan but must be well
secured. House at low price.
Farms low. C. Merrill, 504 Mill
si
lions of a large number of teachers vTTn go p
for positions in the local schools
The school board met last night
In lis regular session and spent
several hours in the consideration
of routine business. The anpllca-
125 acres near Yoh-
calla; fenced: orchard; part
under cultivation; balance pas
ture and timber; good 5 room
house; largo barn; $3500; good
terms. II. O. Wilson. Real Estate
&4 N. Jackson, phones 228 or
70-J.
were considered and their creden
tials and qualifications given care
ful consideration. MIsb Verno
Luther, of Springfield, was employ
ed to serve as an Instructor In the
grade schools during the coming
Year. Mlsw Filnn V Snnhlru.-i
graduate of Lindflold college, will - POSITIVELY THE BEST PAY
be a member of the high school 1NU BUSINESS In Roseburg
faculty the board decided. I
II. M. Stone, who has had the'
contract for transportating the!
children from Kdenbower to the
ll-'iison school, was given a con-'
tlnuatlnn of his contract over the!
school year starting in the fall. I
A letter was head from the H.i
DUDS FOR MEN
WILL REMAIN
CLOSED
Thursday and Friday.
WATCH
For Sensational
Announcement
It Will Carry a Message of Importance to Every
Man in Roseburg and Surrounding Territory
DUDS FOR MEN, Inc.
H. Rollins company, which bid In I
the bonds, slating that the trans
cript of proceedings prepared by
Attorney Orcutt, had been care
fully examined, and the attorney
could find no flaws in the legal
proceedings, and that the bonds
had been approved, and were now
In the process of being printed.
They will soon be delivered, to the
board for signing.
for sale. Only takes $3000 cash.
Owner will not permit name to I
be used until sale Is made. Will ,
bear closest investigation. If you 1
are interested In something extra ;
good see LAWRENCE AGENCY, i
125 Cass street. Phone 219. I
FOR'SAI.E 130 acres near Rose-'
Did you ever "ostlmato" how
many loaves of bread your family
eat a year? Why not give them
the- best at no more cost and a
world more satisfaction. GK1M.M
IIHOS.' MILK BREAD, l'liono
133.
We have an attractive and serv
iceable line of rubber aprons for
kitchen wear which saves women
time and energy of sewing and
laundering. I.lovd Crocker.
FOUR PERSONS
KILLED IN BIG
FORTLAND FIRE
fContlnucn vom pjd I.)
threatened her.
The Hendricks aparnietnt was
one of Hi,, first, if not the firnt.
rh.lilrviis homes erected in Port
land. It was built sme r,0 years or
more aso by the Ladies Iteij.-f Po
ciely, a charitable or-pnization. for
a home for children and was used
as Bitch until the middle 'So's.
Firemen were today inventiirnt
Inp a report that a fuse pluer in the
building had been tnmpered with
bv the insertion of n wire. The
theory advanced earlier that the
furnace had caused the fire was
discredited by the owners of the
bniMini?. who said the furnace re
cently had been Inspected.
THE LIBERTY THEATER j
" TODAY AND TOMORROW j
Crandmnther says she don't be
lieve a Maker ever made it. which
we con 'tiler a fine compliment.
Cltl.M.M illtOH.' MILK H!iKAl.
I'hone l;t.I.
Great Pictures
at Our Regular Prices
Only 10 and 15 cts.
A RIG Tl lEME
Based on
John G. Whittier's Poem
"THE '
BAREFOOT
BOY"
The Creates! Slory of All Time. Told with Masterful
Strokes I'aliiiing a Tale of tlrcat Beamy and
Thrills Against a Background of Lite.
Willi a Supeib Cast Including:
JOHN BOWERS SYLVIA DREAMER
FRANKIE LEE MARJORIE DAW
TULLY MARSHALL RAYMOND HATTON
OTIS HARLAN
Also, Whittier.
"MAUD MULLER"
Also: The Fables and TowtPpics.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
optohk rmo-r
Specialist in the (It tic of
111 Jnckion fit.
for prompt tux? rvrr. city or
Country Ho Phnn i
t MSK 0XTKACT.
f Awsnrlflt. prota tasl Wlr- 1
WASHINGTON. Anril '29.
Contract wa executed today for
Male by the shipping board to the
j Cellar interest of the flv lre-
I Silent -t vno voswt'la and I hp r-
vlce of the California-Orient line.
Approval of the shipping board
was given to the contract as
drawn by Itn counsel and H, St.m
'ey pol I a r. vlce-nres'dent of thw
hollar lines, and it wns signed by
Chairman O'Connor for the board
mi l by Mr. Pollar.
re7eTeTeIe7eIeTeTiTelr
Friday and Saturday: Harry Crey
DR. HARRISON FOLK
Chiropractor
Electronic and Elect ro-Tb era phy
417 Terklna llldfi. I'hone 491
VERY WISE INDEEDI
Wisdom Is but a col loci ion of
experience. The wisest benefit
by the experience of others a.i
well as by their own.
Any man insures after an acc.
dent, a fire, a sudden destruc
tion of his (property.
A wise man insur-a before an
eventuality.
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerye and Spine Specialist.
324 Pcrklna Pldff. I'hone 6r4
MWII'C UPC
burg; 3D acres cultivated; 20
acres pasture; SO acres timber; ;
good 6 room bouse; large barn; '
' $.1,000; terma. H. O. Wilson. Real
Estate, E4 N. Jackson, phones
228 or 70-J. I
FOR SALE OR TRADE 83 acres
of land, good buildings. 9 acres
prunes, near church and school,
half mile from Coos Bay High
way, part cash, balance easy
terms. Inquire, S. L. Moss, Ten
Mile, Oregon.
FINE SIWRBAN HOME For the
price of the mortgage. 10 acres
excellent soil; on main road;
mile from Roseburg; fine modern
bungalow of 5 rooms with built
in features; barn; other improve
ments. Must be sold at once.
Price $2750. Full information,
LAWRENCE AGENCY, 125 Caas
street. Phone 219.
FOR- SALE lOJ-acresln- West
Roseburg: 5 room house; 50 fruit
trees: grapes and other fruit;
nil kind berries. $2500; easy
terms. H. (1. Wilson, Real Estat
fC4 N. Jackson. Phones 22S 70-J.
JX
TIlOKorCHItRKO SHEEP AND
POULTRY RANCH In edge of
of town. 19S acres; excellent
range; bordering on Pacific
Highway and railroad; 90 acres
field land; fenced and cross
fenced with woven wire; good
improvements; beautiful place to
lire; team ; harness; wagon;
tools and implements; 4 cows;
chickens and other stock. $S400
takes everything. Full informa
tion, LAWRENCE AGENCY. 125
Cass street. Phone 219.
FOR SALE 4 room houseand 7
lots; 50x100; $1500; terms.
5 room house and 1 acre land;
$3200; terms.
5 room house, lot 80x100; $1500,
$150 cash. II. C. Wilson. Real
Estate. 564 N. Jackson. Phones
2S or 70-J.
NO r.ETTER LANDANYWHERE
147 acres in track; 40 acres
excellent field land; 20 acres
under Irrigation; unlimited free
water right; 4 acres prunes; fam
ily orchard; big trout stream
thru place; the best free sheep
feed I ng grounds In Douglas
County adjoining; good hom;e;
barn; other Improvements; 30
acres In growing crops; twelve
hundred thousand feet merchan
tible pine, cedar and fir on place;
2 good cows and other stock and
equipment; on main road and
mail route; near school. Every
thing goes for $6500. $3000 cash.
balance long time. LAWRENCE
AGENCY, 125 Cats street Phone
219.
IHvorrt Grnnieil
A divorce decree was granted
today by Judge Hamilton to Hev
L. Wilson from Katherine Wilson,
the charge of desertion being
supported. The plaintiff was re
presented by Attorney George
Jones.
S
BE PUKED SUNDAY
to dismiss the appeal In the case
of Vawter against the Rogue Rivr
Valley Canning Company, on ap
peal from Jackson county. Vawter
is appellant.
We Malce a Specialty
Of Washing & Creasing
CARS
We guarantee our work to give
satisfaction. Come In and try
us. That it all we're asking.
If you don't like It, don't go and
get sore. Just bring your car
back and with a smile we will
wash It some more.
Put on C. T. C. tires and give
them a trial. They pile up miles
and you ride with a smile.
We call for and deliver
your car without extra charge.
Pbone 47S.
Gilham's Highway
Garage
Roseburg, Ore.
S32 N. Jackson St.
The Umpqua Post American
Legion baseball team will meet
the I. O. O. F. team on Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 at the Laurel
wood park. This will be the sec
ond game of the Beason, the Oud
Fellows having recently defeated
the Elks, the Legion post team
challenging the winner. The
grounds are expected to be in ex
cellent condition for the game, and
It is expected that the contest will
be lively. Both teams are compos
ed of veteran players, and are well
organized. The players have been
practicing frequently and the prac
tice has resulted in putting the
teams in good trim for the game.
It is expected that other teams
will bo organized within a short
time and that a league can be
started to furnish games at regu
lar intervals during the spring and
early summer.
SALEM, Ore.. April 29. The su
preme court yesterday denied a
motion for a transfer from Pendle
ton to Salem of the hearing In the
case of John Hayes against John
H. Cummings, appellant, an appeal
from Deschutes county.
EAULE SAXDE WISH.
JAMAICA, N. Y., April 29.
Worth more, of the 'Kvprglades
statMes, carrying top weight and
ridden by Earr Sance, captured
the Pauinonok handicap, feature
of the Jamaica opening toduy.
Lawn mowers at rowen's.
Another of those enjoyable eve
nings next Saturday at the Wig
wam Tavern.
COURT RULINGS
(AftWK-iatrd Vrrm Laxl Wlrr.)
SALEM. Ore., April 29. The su
preme court has denied a motion
Roseburg-Portland
Auto Freight
Express Service, Freight Rate
(Daily Senrlce)
ROSEBURG OFFICE
401 Oak St. Phone S1.J
PORTLAND OFFICE
C. Water and Yamhill
Phone 6368, Auto Freight
Terminal
THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Tonite and Thursday
r&tMfltt
PutJl&nfar
From tSe Famous Movtl by
tuuib rum
Dr. H. Q Church
Perkins Bldg.
to
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 84.
oeebiirg. Or
! Benefit Baseball
IDANCE
! AT GLIDE
Friday Nile, May 1
Evenxly Welcome
Q Music by
The Gliders
It's too Late
to Insure after the accident
happens. Regrets won't pay the
dnmavre. Insure today. We
write fire Insurance and the va
rious automobile Insurance cov
erages. Our agency Is at your
service at all times. May we
prve you? Phone orill.
G. W. Young & Son
insurance
116 Cast St PboJh 417
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The companion picture to "THE COVERED
WAGON" By the same author and equally as great!
din IRVIN
WILLAT
PRODUCTION
ItSCKTIO BV
.DOLPa zuRoa
JliSl l laskV
JACK HOLT
ERNEST TOR RENCE
LOIS WILSON
K0AH BEERY
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i&ri WHAT
TtSIULL REDONE
H FOR flllLDRLN
-Aj OF DIVORCED
PARENTS?
A powerful drama of broken home'
PAULINE FREDERICK-WUTELLEGLN
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