Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, May 15, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. MAY 15. 1925. Exceptional Values- in highest quality offerings, new in the realm of fashion, for Friday and Saturday 50 NEW - Summer Dresses arrived by this morning's train and now placed on sale at one phenomenal price $12.75 for Friday and Saturday sale Each dress tastely fashioned, styled in season's latest modes in colors and harmonies, and in silk materials most craved by best dressed women 1 'Mi Draperies A feature showing in newly arrived drapery materials new cre tonnes, sateen prints, imported silk gauze curtainings, heavy striped hangings. A big city assortment, mod erately priced. Special Bargain! SEE WINDOW DISPLAY A LIMITED QUANTITY 98c WORTH S1.50 98c BUY NOW Mahogany Finish Serving Trays A forhinute purchase has made It nossiblo for u to of f'rtIuH beautiful miihoKaiiy serving trays with kIuhh bottoms and mahogany hand left at thin extraordinary price. Very nt tiuctivcly decorated centers. Every fumlly can now afford a serving tiny. Come early! WATCH FOR OUR NEW SPECIAL EVERY WEEK Ladies' Silk Ensembles Undoubtedly the most striking collection of all-silk ensembles presented here this season. Silk print materials with satin and other combinations and of smartest design and finest workman ship. Ensembles that sell regularly as high as $39.50. ON SALE This Surprising Figure $18.95 for Friday and Saturday SHOES to wear with any color In the ubov) Drtfges Shoo Ipt. Bettor Service UNDERWEAR Tills More In headquarters for best In undtrwears Hint' Munslng. Ifil.T Mcr-I;nrnllf TWILIGHT LEAGUE STARTS WITH GOOD 6-2 BALL GAME The Twilight league opened Its treason last night with a rattling (food flve-lnnlng game between the team representing the Amer ican Legion and the Haptist-De-Molay. The veteran won tire game by a score of (! to 2, getting the jump on the opposing team which U made up largely of high school boys under the guidance of Dr. O. C. Flnlajr. The Legion men showed up very well, and with Maddox on the mound and Reibel behind the bat only a few of the playera on the combina tion team reached first base. Mad dox had a bad time in the fourth Inning, and tire boys punned over their two runs in that frame. Good mpport, however, pulled him out of a hole, and In the fin al Inning the attempted rally was nipped in the bud. Heck ley, pitching for the combination team, wus inclined to te wild, but pEtchcd a good Kainn otherwise. The gmue tonight will be played between the- Christian and Odd Follows teams. CHIPPLED BOOTLEGGER IS SHOWN NO LENIENCY I MRDFORD. Ore.. Mav 15. 11. A. Sears, of the Kngle Point District, who plead guilty to possession of attll, and is a cripple and Invalid JR sentenced to a year in state prison late yesterday by Circuit Judge Thomas. The court direct ed that tho commitment orders be held In abeyance for "three or four days." "The county authorities," said the court, "fee! that the real lead ers and operators of the sti'l are hiding behind you. and preventing justice by using your unfortunate poMllton as a shield." The court suggested that Sears Bhould reveal the names of hia !, Have your car cleaned and pnl- Been the Corona Four? On dls-j For quick results Ure Tqwt fshod at Ciilham's Highway Carage. play at Pat-slow Furn. Co. Ask for j elHiilfied ids Pnon lib 3112 N. Jackson St. Phone 478. : Mr. LlntotL Your Protection I9 from us. We know tlic goodness there is in VIM and we enthusiastically guarantee this fine Flour to be perfectly satisfactory. Only $2.35 per Sack Ask for Vim It Is the Key to Better Health. We Deliver All Goods Free. EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE THE LIBERTY THEATER LAST TIME TODAY CLARA BOW JOHN BOWERS In LILLIAN RICH CHAS. MURRAY JITNEY DANCE vSat. Nite AT Rainbow Gardens On the bunks of the Umpqua. S miles north on the Pacific Highway The Classy Rare-Course Story With All F.xcitcment "Empty Hearts" Fine Humor All Through This Picture Comedy The Go-Crtlrrs "IN THE KNICKER TIME" Tomorrow Only: William Fairbanks I Ill 1 ill in BaaaioagrB n n i n aaaagaai Sunday and Monday Itrlurn KnKHgeimnt of THE THREE MUSKETEERS" The Big Twelve Reel Douglas Fairbanks Marvel MUSIC BY THOSE FAMOUS Blue Devils Every One a Musical ACROBAT These boys have con sumed 20 tons of "pep" The same old band with brand new life. We Guarantee you a a Real Hot Time JUST BE THERE SUN., MON, TUES. ZANE GREY'S "THUNDERING HERD" j. A JfaiMi ri-t r -t" " -l ,A t NZW TODAY : FRIDAY Special Fish Dinner The Home Restaurant Soup, Vegetables, Dessert, Ten, Coffeo or Milk. Choice of Raked Salmon a la Creole 30c Dolled Ling Cod, Hollandalse 25c Halibut Steak, lemon, butter 30c , Fillet of Sole, tartar sauce 30c FOB SALE Two roaa tnllch cows. II. K. Coltcert, Looking Ula.ns, Ore. FolT" ItKN'T t 'urnlshedujHHlate sit., ilh KaraK.42H Pitier St. FOR-SALE Three quarter-bed, new. Also canned fruit. 904 Mill St.J FOR SALE Hrollera 2M per dos. Ilhoile island Reds. 1276 Proa- peet St. FOiTSALE 2 tun G. .M. C. truck in A 1 condition, also trailer. 117 Sheridan St. FOR "SALE Ford-truck; Rood shape. Sacrifice. Terras If desir ed. Terminal Garage. WANTED FORCASH Ijile model Fords. ' MATHEWS MOTOR X CHANCE 115 Jackson St. FOR-RENT To couple without children. Five room house furnished. During absence of owner. 127 Prospect St. LOST In Roseburg, May 14, four keys In leather container bear ing advertisement Waverly Oil Co., Reward for return to this of fice. WANTED at the Grand Beauty Shop. 100 marcels and curls. I'hone your appointment early. Miss Quackenbush will assist. Phone 3u6. Indies baircutting 50c. WILL TRADE FINE "INCOME PROPERTY for small timber tract, and let Income pay the dif ference. Full information LAW RENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass St I'hone 219. ANOTHER COOD FORD CHEAP 1923 tour, in first class condition. Still has original tires. Equipped with Hassler shock absorbers. This cer will give real servic-?. The prleo is rltrht. MATHEWS MOIOR-X-CHANGE 115 Jacktoc 81. ' A" NEW BATTERY" for "any "small car $13. In rubber case. Fully guaranteed. Dodge batteries $19.50. Battery and a u to electric repairing. Let us test and rill your battery. VMPQUA I1ATTERY STATION. Cor. Doug las and Main Sts. county workers, but . be stoutly maintained that be alone was to blame and explained his methods of getting the supplies and still quipment to the thicket where it was found. PORTLAND CAROUSAL ENDS IN SHOOTING TRY OUR French Pastry Our Expert Pastryman Has Prepared Some Wonderful Delicacies For that Hurry-Up Carnival Meal Come in and See Our Display and Select what. You Want rPrices Very Reasonable. SUNDAY'S MENU TABLE, D' HOTE DINNER $1.00 MAY 16. 1925 , Crab or Grapefruit Cocktail Pin Money Onions or Radishts Chicken Consomme a Royal Boiled King Salmon Normanda Sauce CHOICE OF Chicken la King and French Toast Fricassee of Chicken, Egg Dumplings Fried Spring Chicken Country Style Fan Fried Veal Chops a la Stanly Mashed Potatoes Creamed String Beans Hot Parkerhouse Rolls Head Lettuce and Tomato Salad 1000 Island Dressing Orange Layer Cake Ice Cream Apple Pie Fruit Jello Coffee Tea or Milk The Grand Grill Cafe (AtvocUtH frM Leurd Wirt.) PORTLAND, Ore.. May 14 Timothy Curtin. IS, a" soda clerk, was shot in the shoulder and Lewis Pnvtdson, 17. was arrested chareed wirh the shoot in e early today. Cur tin was a member of employes of a Hroadway restaurant, three vouths and three Rirls, who had been out on ft party, and entered a rooming house conducted by Davidson's mothr. Davidson, ae rordinR to the police, fired at Piirtln when tho lnttor cursyl Mrs. Vera Davidson when she pro- S tested aj:alnst noise the party was posed and In a dispute the shots were fired, 'the police reported. Curtin's wound Is not serious. Buy Gat with the Difference SPEND SUNDAY At Canyon Auto Camp, half mile south of Canyonvllle. We are prepared to serve you and Rive you the best spot In Southern Oregon for your picnicking. Returns To Eugene Mr. and Mrs. William Peterson returned to their home at Eusene yesterday afternoon after spending the day here attending to business matters. Mr. Peters Is the vice president of the C. J. Brier com i pnnv and made a visit to the lo cal branch store. He states that J business conditions throughout the chPin stores are nit-kin n n consid erably. They made the trip by motor. AUCTION AUCTION $20o0 worth of live stock, tools. Implements, household furnitum and supplies of all kinds, all prac tically new, to be sold at auction to the highest hidder.TERMINAL OA HACK. cor. Main and Wash. Sts. Sat. May 16 2 p. m. JUda bauifii. Auctioneer. TOl'RING TIME is hrTTStron berg carburetor and a set of Lin coln snubbers will add pleasure to your touring trip or dnUy use. We have a special offer Tor you on ths equllpment. UMPQUA PATTER Y STATION. Cor. Doug las and Main Sts. SHKKP, ItOOS DAIRY'COWS'AND TURKEYS. No chance but to win. 147 acres In tract adjoining fine government out-range. 35 acres choice sandy creek bottom under cultivation; part under free Irrigation; fine alfalfa field; two live streams, and main hard surf need road thru place; good 4 room cottage; big new stock barn; commercial poultry house; gravity water system; some fruit; team, harness, wagon: full set tools and implements, includ ing new drag saw; 5 fresh cows; big lot, chickens and turkeys; $7, 000 takes everything, small cash payment; balance long time, easy terms. LAWRENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass Street, Phone 219. Bargain 1 Gold Seal Congoleum rugs at Zigler-Fee Hdw. Co. The McCormick-Deerlng repair parte service Is the bestt of any farm machine made. This makes less delay In the field. Wharton Bros., Agents. FOOD SALE AT CARNIVAL The ladies of the Southern M. V.. church will hold cooked food sales each day of the Carnival. Thursday the sale will be at) the Twentieth Centurv Grocery, with salads. I pies, cakes, baked beans on sale. IT COSTS MORE TO MAKE IT THAN ANY OTHER KIND BUT IT'S WORTH ALL ITS COST TO SEE THEM COME FOR IT CONTINU ALLY. GRIMM'S MILK BREAD. PHONE 133 Ourlnsurance Service Docs not stop serving when the policy Is slicncd. It Is always on the Job In tho Interest of our client. nsiBimi. OK SUN., MON., TUES. ANE GREY'S "THUNDERING HERD1 "FLATLITE" The Best Road Lighting Device Flallite Ri flfclors (or your pres rnt head 'lamps and cost less than any similar device. UMPQUA BATTERY STATION Cor. Douglas and Main Streets DANCEj at OLALLA ! Saturday Night May 16 a a DR. DEAN B. BUBAR Specialist In the titling ol lit Jackson St. DR. HARRISON FOLK Chiropractor Electronlo and Electro-Theraphj 417 Perkins Bldg. Phone 491 SUN., MON., TUES. ZANE GREY'S "THUNDERING HERD" Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor NVrre and Spine Specialist. S2i Terklns rtldg. Thone 6:. Dr. H. C Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Ore 6 Phone sa. JIMMIE VANCE and his Arizona Collegians will plsy A Dance at the Wigwam Friday Night May 15 Featuring (he lilt of the Orient (A Nlsht In Old . ShsnKhal). Maple floor and j the best of order. If you are I looking for a gooiime don't j miss It. c Admission 11.10 Per Couple ! T O N I TE THE CINEMATIC CLIMAX OF THIS SEASON 1 TOM MIX and TONY TUB WONDER HOUSE IN THE SURPASS1NQ ROMANCE OK THE EARLY WEST "The Deadwood Coach" THE THRII.I.INO STORY OF A TWOOl'N MAN WHO DEVOTED HIS LIFT? TO "(JETTING" ONE MAN Also Comedy "PATHE NEWS" Mers The Terminal Cafe For those who demand the best, the menu and service at The Ter minal will meet with Immediate approval. Here foods are selected and pre pared that the most particular may be pleased. Sensible prices prevail, and care- Till attention is Riven every detail that you may wish to dine again at The Terminal. O. H. Show, Manager D. Harry Jurgens, Chef. i TONIGHT AND SATURDAY THRILL'S! TRAGEDY! ACTION! HELEN HOLMES AND WM. DESMOND In 'Blood and Steel' Railroad Wrecks, Daring Rescues, Ttomance, Adventure A Thrilling Railroad Drama! AIo Chapter 8 "IDAHO and Comedy 10c- MAJESTIC 15c Sunday "The Dixie Handicap"