r EIGHT
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, MAY 1. 1925.
OPENING SUMMER DANCING S E A S O N SATURDAY NIGHT
IFJIBOW
on the banks of the Umpqua at Winchester
Jri& jSt. fcQ) JH JCT Kg?
Music by those -famous "BLUE DEVILS"-S o" m-f eaturing all the latest dance hits
oest Uance rloor in L-ounty All newly conditioned Hear Harold liemis, the boy with a voice or gold
JITNRY DANCING- If you don't dance, drive over and hear the music.
Spring Clearance
Drastic cuts are in effect this week.
The merchandise is seasonable. Prices
were reasonable before.
Now 15 Off
(Sweaters 20 Off.)
DRESSES
Entire stock of Silk Dresses, with exception
of one group of Dresses which are specially
priced at
$15.95
COATS, SUITS
AH Coats and Suits in stock at 15 reduc
tion for this clean up.
SWEATERS
On all Sweaters above $2.50, reduced for
this week's sale 20.
SATURDAY'S SPECIAL
Cut Class Water Set
SATURDAY ONLY (See Window Display)
93c
JUDGE STAPLETON
DIES AT SEASIDE
SPECIAL
PER SET
Easily Worth Twice This Price
PITCHER AND SIX GLASSES
fteautlful cut prnpe ilea Ik n, clear rrylal Klimitware, deeply cut
Thin U a mnurknhltt LmiKaln and will hcII out quickly. Come
early and laku advnntUKf of thin Bale.
WATCH FOR OUR NEW SPECIAL EVERY WEEK
(AHocIitM I'rpM lifted Wire.)
PORTLAND. Ore., May 1.
JucIkh O-orKtt W. Htapletoii of the
rlnult court of Multnomah coun
ty, died Hiidili'iily today at his
summer mi tax at SaMide, fol
lowing an attack of parulyniH. He
hud Koiit down lo the Hunhore
about a wnk axo to itHt. He had
been forced to yAvf up his work
on the bench following an attack
of purulysia which occurred a
year uko In the mldnt of a trial.
Ho was horn In Iowa in IXHK
and crowed the plain with IiIh
parentH to lduho lu a eovured wu-
pon. Ho was a cowboy in l McCormlck-DferlnK farm tna-
youth In the Cnld-ndrile country.; NT'W TODAY chinery la wild In every civlliied
. Xrier studylnic law he became J " iAVA AA! country on the earth. You cannot
Juntice of the peace and later i wvww wmmwm beat thfl maj;(, fnr Hyrerlor imple-
mnveri tn Vancouver, where tie vr td a rc nientH. hum uy imriiin nros.
i was iwiee eie.UMi mayor, in is n,l onei. See Judd.
live movefi to roruanu. lie was
a past potentate of Al Kader
j Temple, nobles of the mystic
j hrine.
FOR KENT Furnished 2 umm
house, $9 per month Phone 21M-L
FOK SALK 1921 sedan7cheap7 No.
3 condition. Inquire 604 West
i Taylor-mane concrete is jroofl con-' LAnt.
; crele. Tel. 22S-R. ' FOR RENT Furnished Bleeping
t ft I room. Reasonable. 311 E. Oak
RECKLESS DRIVING ; 81 - ..
-"ACE" nrinn TrnAV FOR SALE Hpd with rhlx. All
! tAiL MLAKU lUUAIj bIzh, some J lb. Pure A. I. Rnds.
1276 I'roapvct St.
TRAHE Your old stove 'for a fin
Quli'k Meal kitoht'n ranxe. Judil's
Furniture Store.
It's too Late
to Insure after the accident
happens. Repreta won't pay the
damages. Insure today. We
write fire Insurance and the va
rious automobile Insurance cov
erage. Our agency fs at your
service at all times. May we
erve you? l'hone or call.
G. W. Young & Son
Insurance
116 Cass St Phone 417
NEW
Low Heel Styles
For Girls
PATENT
TAN
SATIN
$3.95 to S5.85
ROSEBURG
BOOTERIE
IRVIN BRUNN
Shoes That Satisfy and Fit
Your Feet
Perkins Bldg., Roseburg
The cae of Richard Horn, of
Med ford, charRed with reckless J
driving, was heard In the local
jimtlce court this afternoon.
Horn's cnr. and a machine driven ,
by Mr. (iilpin of Wilbur, collided j
near Yonculla last January. It .
was claimed by Mr. (iilpin, and j
the other state witnesses, that the j
car driven by Mr. Horn was
travelling on the wrong side of '
the road at the time of the arc!- I
dent, witnesses stating that tire j
tracks left on the pavement Indl
cated that fact. Mr. Horn denied '
that he was on the wrong side, j
claiming that his car was on the I
extreme, ritfht, and the tracks i
mentioned were made after the
accident occurred, and after the
sudden application of the brakes
had taken his machine out from
tinder his control. Ho said that
there we re two windshield wipers I
working In hm ear. and none on News-Review.
tive Ford, and that coneiuenuy
he had a clear vision, while Mr.
C.ilpin did not. The Ford car
was in the center cf the high
way at the time of the accident.
Mr. Horn Insisted.. The trial has
been postponed since January, as
one of Mr. Horn's witnesses had
to com'3 from Chicago.
FOR SALE Cheap. 2 forty gallon
hardwood barrels. Call 76. Pal
ace of Sweets.
NOTICE. TURKEY RAISERS We
put In our last turkey eggs May
4th. 702 Fullerton Ht.J'hone 391-Y
WANTEDTo tradea 4-room
house and 2 lots In Sutherlin,
close In, for pood used car. Ad
dress "Trade", News-Review".
FOR R E NT Two room apartment
with bath, hot and cold water,
close In. 620 North Jackson.
WANTED Maternity cases by
practical nurse. Mrs. E. Krom
minga, Roseburg Rt, 2 Box 123-B
WANTED To rent Bmalt furnish
ed house. Rent must be reason
able. Address "Renter", care
fAMorlatnl Vrm l-l Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore., May 1. There
Is almost a runaway market pre-
DANCE
LONG'S HALL
Coles Valley
Sat. Nite, May 2
Music by
JIMMIE VANCE
and his
ARIZONA
COLLEGIANS
Some Real Music
AUTOMOBILE salesman wanted
by local agency. Either whole or
part time. Address "Auto" care
News-Review.
FOR- RENT Newly ""decorated "5
room house, close In. Hot & cold
water, bath, toilet, lights. Gar
age. 641 Fowler St.
FOR RENT 4 room furnished
apartment, lower floor also 2
room furnished apt., on upper
floor. 246 So. Stephens St.
FOR-SALE Heavy draft team,
can't be beat for farming or log
ging. True pullers and perfect
ly matched. Vic Hers, Dixonville
Oregon.
vnlls in old onions and potatoes lo- F0, SALE Tomato plantsTChalk's
cally. Although new crop stocks . parly Jpwli an,i Ronny Rest. All
are coming In liberally and prices transplanted plants with large
nre uerniiiliK minmj, in'm. , n
old stocks of potatoes and onions
are asking prices almost unreason
aide and getting them. Very little
of the old cfop remains in this
stnte and the few dribbles, h"re
and there, nre In strong hands.
Restauranta, hot' ls and the gro
cers are still uclng old Blocks and
need it nnd naturally must pay the
nrlce. It is doubtful, however, if
old potatoes and onion prices will!
go much higher. I
Todav old potatoes IT. S. No 1 j
grade of llurhanks nre selling !
wholesale at $2.73 with some fancy
!e.-u'hu'es gems bringing $3. Nutn-j
her 1 Yakima (lems are firm at
f:i and probably will be held a I
quarter higher the tlrst of the j
wet'k.
It. , vara Imve tn nnv f 2 25 to $2. .15
tn the country for old potatoes to-1 HROCCOLI PLANTS From seven
,a v and $"ri a ton In Yakima.
-AT-
KIDDER'S
Shoe Store
Several new numbers
in Low Heeled
SHOES
Patent and Tan
Leathers
in
Straps and Ties
Late. Styles and
Moderately Priced
Also new numbers in
Pumps with the late
spike heels and buckle
ornament, in black kid
and patent leather.
roots. 1 uoz. zo cents; a iiui. fi
K. 1. Lewis, t4 in. rine nt.
H K HUES KNTVfiV ESV AN'r Ef
To handle the Waterless Cooker.
Exclusive territory. Write R. C.
Swlhart. 205 Fitzpatrick Uldg.,
Portland. Oregon.
FORSALE At a bargain. Ford
truck, practically good as new.
might consider trade for live
stock. See H. W. Rnlrd. 7 miles
west of Sutherlln, Hon Ilalrd,
I'mpqtia. Ore. 1
I1ROCCOLI PLANTS Orders
taken. Krause strain, $1 per
thousand; our strain acclimated
Rt. Valentine, $5 mt thousand;
It) per cent less In quantities of
Ict.ooo or over. C. H. RAILEV fc
SON, Roseburg.
DANCE
at
Looking Glass
GRANGE HALL
Friday Night, May 1
Roseburg Music
' "i -i ' i i iiui i.'H WivFU
Straw Hat Day!
Saturday, May 2
Off With ths Old Felt Hat On With the
New Gordon Straw Hat
Your Straw Hat of last year won't do this season
if you wish to be in style. The brims are wider
and the crowns slightly higher. Here you'll find
everything that's authentic at prices that make
values. x
$2 to $6
QPENCERVS
:what a pity all mankind
cannot have so good a loaf
at so low a price. fortun
ate indeed are those who
;are in reach of grimm bros.
milk bread. phone 133.
DANCE
OlalkHall
Saturday Evening
May 2nd
Everyone Welcome
New trim poIaIo'S are plentiful
at 51 to 6 rents and (O'ttlntc cheap
er with ench new shipment.
Kxtrenie prices on old onions as
hih as Ifi are htard alum? the
street with bulk of sales around
STi TTt. Some resales of Australian
browns have been nhhed at I'viiO.
Some of the houses already out of
old crop snrk. Good Sherwood
stock would probably cost around
fi to $5.25 In the country If avail
able. New crop white wax onions are
coming In now with the market
down around 6$ to 7 cents. New
onions are R.-tihiR cheaper as the
supply Increases and this will no
doubt check the upward flight of
old unions.
of the most populnr strains.
Kruse, Ashby. etc. $1 per thou
sand. Sheppard J4.f0. Late liutner
f. Over f.o.000 2fc per thousand
less. Walter Leake llxonville
OreRon.
JOHN CHASTAIN of tho'Medford
Klurf Kuk Works, w ill be In Hose- j
bur soon. Get your worn car
letB and russ toRether.for him.
to pick up this trip and he will
dj'ltver your rugs next trip. Saves
you postage and gives you pro
tection, you don't pay till you
see the ruff, and not then unless
satisfied. He's coniinT roon.
Watch the paper and tell your
neighbors.
VERY WISE -INOEED!
Wisdom Is but a collection of
experience. The wisest benefit
by the experience of othiTa as
well as by their own.
Any man injures after an acci
dent, a fire, a sudden destruc
tion of his property.
A wise man insures before an
eventuality.
SPECIAL MUSIC PRO
GRAM ON SUNDAY
As a part pf Music Week obser
vance special musical numbers
have been provided for the Sun
day services at the First M. K.
church. In the morning the nn
them "Rejoice In The Lord", Mc
Phail, and a baritone solo "O Lov
ing Father", by L. B. Pierce, win
be given, nnd In the evening, a full
program has been planned, includ
ing the following numbers: Quur
Mte "Water I.illies". St. Clair. Mrs.
YonnR violin. Mrs. Shockley cornet,
Mrs. Uapp, cello, and Mrs. IlPinlino
Piano; anthem. "I Will Rejoice",
Io Vere; solo "O Loving Father",
IH'I Hicso. Mrs. Oscar KJorreil, with
violin obligato by Mrs. A. J. Young;
duet, "Everything Brings ls Horn'"
Johnson, Mrs. Huth Covert and
Mrs. Jo.-eph Knotts: solo "I Heard
thn Voice of Jesus Say", Itathburn,
Mrs. Willis Meyers; anthem. "O
Love IHvine", Adams; solo "The
Lord Is My Strength", Wooler, Mr.
H. A. Canaday; offertory "At Sim
set", Brewer, Mrs. Young, Mrs.
Shockley, Mrs. Itapp, Mrs. Helri
line.
PORTLAND, Ore., May 1 Eggs
where on the merits of the wool.
Quotations are extremely difficult.
Never more so. In fact, evt-n in in
steady, unchanged 'current re-dark days of 1120. but there are
I THE LIBERTY THEATER j
TODAY AND TOMORROW j
S At Our Ragular Priect Only 10 and 15 Cent! j
1 THE WESTERN IDOL OF THE SCREEN j
iHairiy Carey
t IL
. w rust, n
me
OR. DEAN B. BUBAR
iiiinirtiiir
8lclalUt In Mi. luting of
ulMoa
lit Jatkaon Xt.
Ipta 2Gi'; pullvta S:!'!! 2tr; flrsla
21K"2rr: hi-nnorlt's hliztilc
llvpriil I'orllnnd.
Butler Cube hutltT weak: plen
tiful. 1'rluta utlchallKed. Kxt.ra
ettheH, eltv 4Hc: Htanilarils Sitje:
prime firsts VMc: firsla 39c; ttn
ileritrailea noialnal; prints 42c:
carton 43c.
ilutter f :it ptcailv. Heat churn
Ini; cream 4ic net shipper Irack In
mine 1; 41 cents delivered I'ort
lan.l. I'uultry quiet. Heavy liens 2.1
24c: hrollevs 3Sfiluc.
Onions rirm. hlnlier. $'iff5 2r.
Potatoes firm, higher, fi 2r.
2.3S.
Nuts steady walnuts No. 1. 2SW
conservative observrrs in the trade
mho believe the decline Is goinu
too far.
Manufacturers offer ilttle In the
way of pncouraKcnicnt. nlthoiiKh
some reports are to the effect thet
there Is a broader re order of
business both on woolens and wor
steds. Little, except consignments
and old contract purchases are be
Iiik nioved In the wciit.
(Irowers Inclined to resist cur
rent bills of dealers.
The Commerrlnl Hnlletln will
publish the following wool uuota-
j tions tomorrow:
Orenon Western ?fo. 1 staple
DR. HARRISON FOLK
Chiropractor
Klectronlc and Vleotro-Theraphy
417 Terklna HI Jr. Phone 491
f 1.20'u 1.22: fine and fine medium.
133c: filberts nominal: almonds 20 j " . h" v
(!. Ili-ii.ll mils lL"n14e: Italian ! iii j . i.v.. i,
: chestnuts 21c. 1 1
Hops unsettled. New clusters!
I IV: funnies 154i lie: old crop noml
I nal.
t'ascara bark quiet. New
TfTiSe; ire(ton grain root 4c.
10.
Mohair Rest combine SOftSV;
I best cardine T'lfiTTie
I
"Beyond the Border" where anythinir might
l happen and everything it known to have hardened.
5 " ALSO.- THE FEATURE COMEDY
inc. UULU DUU
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerve and Spine Specialist.
S2I lVrkins 11UU. Phone G.'t
ID
ALSO; THE THOS. A. EDISON WONDERS
Sunday and Monday: BABY PEGGY.
Dr. H?C. Church
OPTOM tTRIST
Ptrklnt Bldtf. Roaaburg, Or
Phon 86.
BOSTON. May 1 The rommer
clnl llulletin tomorrow will my:
The wool mnrltT t han ben do
prened Kit 11 Turiher this wek. The
AuMrnllnn nelllnK policy, erhlenlly
ha done more lo ilentobillift the
world ninrkrt than Km Mponiont
ilreamed ptM.-lhle. Cerlniiilv h
effect In thl rin:kt hn he'n de
plonilde nnd Urn I ford rtpmaker
nre loud In their nVnnnrintton of
thn plan. The renult prthahly will
be cnrtnilment of the lvidon
rolenial Krl commencini: Tues
day nnd pothly n cur'allment or
retrittive M11tnK policy attain tn
Aii'ttalia fir 1hy hae not In
able to ' U more wool there at Uif
hvv r mice than before.
PUIea duriiiat the week, both his
nun Hi" mini. imn urt-ii niuilKiu t
alMint largetjr tnronpii necentity or
expediency.
Few prices hare been maW any-
Tonite and Saturday
GEORGE O'BRIEN
and an all Star Catt
in
"THE ROUGHNECK"
taken from the famout ttory by ROBERT W.
SERVICE, author of "The Spell of the Yukon."
Also "IDAHO"
Price thit feature
Controlled by producer
' ' "gfSfi i'juiiiimi'biimiwii'pihiiiiiiiiii iiani i in iiii,M.aujMaB
i 0& B TONITE TONITE
wiNie bpc wsfBtmc. opt '" "
1 The companion picture to 'THE COVERED
D WAGON" By the tame author and equally as great!
DANCE I Z
I a irvin
Melrose" S ySBSi mV
Saturday Night 3 "SSFRJZ StLJ ( iJk
May 2 9 j
: g f Jrff ' ERNEST T0RRENCE
I I Vf LOIS WILSON
I Roseburg-Portland NOAH BEERY a Added:
i Auto Freight 3 ciJrj. Vance'
Exprs Service. Freight Bat. H XflTt!3r AS,,
I (Uaiiv senic) I 9 Pi2Jy Arizona
! roseburg office j (rQmi Collegians
I 401 Oak St. Phona 31-J JiXT fL.ZK. fQ--'
' PORTLAND OFFICE I I ff tSTVJvlJ
E. Water and Yamhill I MJ. Yft7''M tCHj
Phone 6368. Auto Freight I ffW;SiAA TTVls '
i., ij mmmi
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