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EIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, MONDAY, MAY 18, 1925. Starting Now! mm Specials-A Sale , On 100's of Seasonable Items of Our Highest Quality Merchandise at Most Attractive Reductions. Dress Goods, Wearing Apparel, Dresses, Knicker Suits, Coats, Ensembles, Silks, Hosiery, Men's Under wear, and many other items, now greatly reduced. Glaze Marvel Tissue Ginghams, regularly 69c, now 59c Normandy Voiles, regularly 50c, now 42c Sun Tub Suitings (guaranteed fast color), reg. 59c, now. 49c Indian Head Suiting (guaranteed fast color), reg. 55c, now 45c Lin-o-Fast Suiting (linen finish), reg. 49c, now 39c French Ginghams, regularly 59c, now ...49c Jacquard Silk (wide range of colors), reg. $2.00, now $1.59 Spiral Crepe, reg. $3.00, now $2.55 Silk Striped Dress Flannels, reg. $2.50, now $2.19 Silk Hose, special .. 89c Zebra Heel Silk Hose (latest novelty) special 9Sc 32-in. Kilbourne Ginghams, special 25c 36-in. Underwear Crepe, special 33c Sweaters, newest styles, reduced 20 Tweed Knicker Suits, special $12.50 Tweed Knicker Suits, special $10.00 Men's Athletic Union Suits, special 75c Men's Balbrian Union Suits 85c Men's Cotton Rib, long leg, Unions $1.19 Women's While Canvas Shoes, special $1.00 Extra Special Extra Special Extra Special Ensemble3 Silk Dresses Coats CnntlmilnR our special price As the result of a special Now comes Ihe rlosinr; out of last Friday and Saturday purchase, we off, r this extra- r the r. ,.mln,l..r ,.r ,,r Snle for th Cainva m k. , ., ... " r. nmin.i. r or our Onlv a few lefl. KH.en.hle. -nllnnry value. Kxanilnnli.m tug ( s. Value, low lo worth as hliih h :i.Vm. This will I1""" litem- nr.- of (ho la a special purchase l.arKal... ' M material .....I of ex- rt" w"h. now reduced to now . I""rl tuakl.iK. close the few garments left at S18.75 $12.75 1-4 Off A large assortment of Spring Dresses, values $20.00 to $50.00. for Carnival Week Special 20 Off John Kelly Shoes Hotter Scrvlee Munsing Underwear Heller Merchandise TODAY'S BASEBALL CLEVELAND. Muy 18. Trl Speuker. inu.iuKer of the Cleve land Indian, toduy Is a member of the 3..I.J0 hlt,ir.le. He gained the distinction, achieved liy only live oth-'r major leaifuu playera. yesterday, whet, he sluKled Iu the. ninth innliiK. h'pealter luudo Ills hits In S.f.23 time.i at hat, an aveiui;e.of ,:MK" iu 2,i 1 frames. National League. At New York It. II. E. f hkairo ii 11 u New York 5 12 1 llatieries: Alexander and Hart in tt ; .'.ltlliiillull, (Jreciili. Id und Snyder. , At Boston ft. II. E. Cincinnati 4 4 1 lloston 5 10 2 Hutletles: llonnhlle, lllenilller tlllll WillKo: Ccllewieh, Ucutou, vira- hain and Gibson. At Brooklyn lt. H. K Piiisbunth 7 13 0 Hiooklyn 12 17 1 li.ilterli s: Al.lrl.lm- Y'de, Sonir i r, Knupu) and tlooili; Grime and Ta lor. American League. At Detroit It. I?. E. New York 9 13 o Oetri.lt 7 IB 2 llatteries: IVnnoek, tfhawkey. Stone, Ferguson and SchanR-; Dauas, Cole llolloway and Bass ler. At Philadelphia It. If. R. St. Ix.nis .'. in 15 1 Philadelphia 9 22 3 Hatterlea: Hheiii. Sothorun, Day and Gonzales; Carlson, Helta, 1'earee, Decatur and Hcnllne. At Cleveland " lt. H. E. Washington 6 10 3 Cleveland 9 13 1 liattiries: MouriilKe, Kussell, Os den, Marheny and ituel; Karr und Sewell With thewUtoijMfr esi roacoi . : 9 Utt UirWlM i 1 ji".i -Aikaun Trr -mri r mm B You will be in town H for the CARNIVAL 1 Fat at The Home Restaurant Buy Gns with the Difference 'ssss)44)4 NSW TODAY J . FOR RENT noom for gentleman 111 private family. Phone 2i'2-lt. 'r'OK rfALE or rent. 5 room houiie. large lot with fruit and flowers. I'honv 4IJ. FOIt RKN'T 2 room apartment, hot and cold water, cloe Iu. 50 N Jackson K ft Jit SALE - Feeder hum, Johnson Produce Co. Phono 97, M dloid, Or-'. EXPEIilENTED nir), aucd"22 wanta house-work. Address A. S. care News K view. . WANTED A secondhand-heavy hack tonuue. Write Thoa Parkin son, Dillard, Ore., Statu price. WANTED Second-hand tent. Give descriiition and price. Adresa 11. M. care News-Itevlew. roll KENT B room house fully furnished. Mrs. Helen Vlnlnjr, 114 W. 1st Ave. No. PI IoN )( : It A PI f records exchanged. Disc, all makes, and Edison cyl inder. 927 Winchester. THE W. It. C. ladln will have a cooked total sale at the Twentieth Century lirocery on Friday, the 22nd. l. ST Suit hox containiiiK wear InK apparel on highway between KoseburK and Sutherlln. Call Terniinnl Hotel clerk. WANTED. TO-liUYflom own. r, cheai. unimproved acreage on goml highway near town. Jeaae Vi heeler, M. ft. A., Eugene, Ore. EOlilfCorPE FOII-SA'iJe Can save you 2.)U on practically new late model 1924 Ford coupe. Glenn Taylor, Hoy Catching Motor Co. FOIt SALE Full blood O. I. C. pigs 6 wks. old. Phone IS F. 3 C. J. Hodges, Looking Class, Ore. Fort SALE good driving teaniTwL about 'M00, also wagon and har ness in good shape. See A. S. Wallace, 1219 Harrison St. FOIt SALE Lot on Winchester St. 50 by loo ft. Pavement In and paid for. Price 1 100. $100 rash, and $10 per nio. Chas. Kyes 826 N .laekjon St. GL r YOl'H marcel for" Carnival week at the Grand Beauty Shop. Miss (Juackenbush assisting. Phone 306. Ladies halr-culting Sue. Ft lit SALE I have aouie very cheap lots on, Stephens St.; in Overlook; West Hoseburg and Norli Hoseburg. See me before you build. V o. Maddux, 520 N. Jackson St. LOA NS "Tl I AT COSTLESSWe have a very convenient install ment loan plan which not only makes payment easy but effects a worthwhile raving to the bor rower. IMPQ1A SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION with DoiiL'his Abstract Company. I SKD CAR "SPECIALS lliipmoblle delivery 1 !' 1 7 Dodge touring 1920 Chevrolet touring .... 1923 Ford touring 1923 Ford louring 1920 Nash Six (THIRTY-FOUR BOYS ifliGISCOf E BOO I till i 0 ! IH PECLMMTIMB i 1920 Studebaker Spec. J7.1.00 Illtl.OO 150.U0 ..... 27:.. oo .... Sri.oo 3"o.oo touring 350.00 Slirriclan Street Roarburg SPEND SUNDAY At Canyon Auto Camp, half mllo Kouth f CiiTiyonvillc. We ar pn-pnr il lo starve ym and give vim lh- tiest Hpot In SnulluTii brt'i.nu for your picnlckinB. The American I.eKlon Aux. will' Ilu-H.neas la good wllh Ilmlson tiohl Hh r'oilnr buHlti(fn nirottnit ' Kkhcx. l ut'sdiiy. Muy 1!). HuhIiu'sb of tni- iwrtunrH, and a (joml atlvmlunn la. Approprlnto gift for ftn'l. SfH mtr wttulnwu. I for (trndiuition. ' rum it feriM- With th xvmWS g t eat- est rcaso: DELIVERED A MILE WItuot it Sifes A CENT OF PROFIT. THAT'S OT IP VPl4rl SERVICE ON FRF.SU. Dimr f KJJ WHOLESOME, GRIMM'S MILK BREAD. PHONE 133. Onrlnsurancc Service I"Oi s not Mop serving when the policy Is nlrT.ml. It Is always on thi job in tho interest of our i IU lit. iV.'K I HE LIBERTY THEATRE i Today's Big Special Program I r i PR. OAN 0U6AR M HpaclalUt In th fUtlni of D lit Jdtktnn Ht. 3!20 Hudson speedster 500.U0 Rfy Calehlng Motor Co. Across from CHy Hall, Jtoseburpr. Ore. HIGH V AY A T T( )""c A M PA NO SCKVK'K STATION for sale at a sacrifice price. Supply station. Rroceri. s. store. HvinK rooms, per fecily mmtern; ebctr.c tights, lo lm: a fine, payinc business. For best of rt Hsons must be sold tit once. This is your opportunity. Price I Mini. FuU information, LAW HKNCK ACK.VCV, 125 Cass St. Phone 219. AKlNfTc6M I1IN ATK tX ICO acre ranch; 40 acres plow hind; 20 acres sandy river bottom; two live creeks thru place; extra Rood alfalfa land; good 6 room house; bi stock barn; bi family or phan); over three million feet of fine commercial timber: balance lotted off land; excellent pasture with unlimited outrange adjoin ing. This Is a real stock ranch. Price $10H, one half cash. LAW RKNCK AGKNCY, 125 Cass St. Phone 219. A"lt KA'lT IIP YThe "l 0 acre tract known as the McKnabb tract, stiuateil one-fourth mil.1 north of , Camp View. Two five acre tracts front on tho Pacific highway, giving a lone, beautiful expanse of garden land. Now in tise. Kl pgant for subdividing in 2 one one half acre tracts, or 10 on.? acre tracts all frontinR on the pavement. The main water pipe auppfyinR Rosebure there, tier trie and te) phone line. Old house with city water on place now rented. Price $PW. Come and look it over. Must be sold In 30 days. J. W. Tolman. Real 1-tate. North Uoseburit. Douglas County was well repre sented in the county declamation contest held at Jtoht-burg Saturday evening. Twelve contestants in di vision one, 12 In division 2 and 10 in division three made a total of 34 youthful declaimers, w ho represent ing, as each did, the winner in each sectional contest, indicates a grow ing interest in declamation work in the county. The winners are as follows: Division one, girls: Maxlne Smith Roseburg, Rose schoolfirst; Leota Davis, Sulherlin, second; Margaret Hrown, Cama Valley, third. Division one. boys: Max "Dick. Camas Valley first; V!lford Cyres, Hoseburg. Fullerton jhool. second; Kdar Stack. SuP.erlin. third. Division tw-j, girls: Wilma How ard. (Jreen. first; Kllamay Wilson. Hoseburg. Jtenson school, second: Lucia Rogers, Looking Class, third. Division two, boys: Stanley Uos- s-n. Sulherlin. first; George Neun er, Roseburg. Itenson school, sec ond; Jack Sala, Dillard .third. Division three, girls: Rachel Hrown, I'nion high school, Camas Valley, first; Sybil Avery, Suther lln high school, second; Itaphne Hughes, Roseburg high school, third. Division thre-, boys: Glade Bru- ton. Roseburg high" school, first: Roy Currier, Sutherlln high school, second; Kverett Redifer, Myrtle Creek high school, third. . For the first time since its be ginning, the declamatory contests were held the Saturday evening preceding the annual field and track events. The committee felt that larger audiences might enjoy the contests, judges would be eas ier obtained, and that the day would not be so strenuous for many who might compete in both declamation and., track. They be lieve the results show the change a wise one and that added Interest will result. All are now looking to ward the field and track contests to be held In Laur.dwood field on Friday afternoon. May 22. to see who will win the banners. The committee report the number of contestants larger than usual. arsaan . Carnival A week of extraordinary values in shoes Shoes for men, shoes for Women, shoes for children. A special value giving and money saving event. Late style low shoes priced excep tionally low. , Specials in Ladies' low shoes $2.85, $3.85, $4.85, S5.85 Specials in Men's low shoes Specials in Men's scout shoes Specials in Men's work shoes Specials in Children's shoes See these specials before you buy your foot wear Roseburg Booterie IRVIN BRUNN SHOES THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUR FEET. PERKINS BLOC. ROSEBURG, OREGON ; For asthma, hay f.-ver, calarrah and hoad coM try our euarant-'ed treatment. Lloyd Crocker. ONE NITE SATURDAY Not a Motion Picture AVIATOR IN CITY Captain L. H. Young and wife, representing H. O. Proce and com pany, a Seattle advertising con cern, were in the city today. Cap tain Young was one of the Ameri can fliers during the World War, enlisting with the Canadian flying corps in 1!)15 and being transferred to the V. S. flying corps following the entrance of this country into the struggle. He Is the sole survi vor of the battle of six American planes and 12 German planes at Verdun. His plane was brought down by the Germans, and he fell several thousand feet, both logs, a shoulder and jaw bone being1 broken. HENRY" DUFFYjPRODUCfiOfl' StWk 4SUKPk W7K mm mm mTk jfV Jk n mmwm . J? o GOOD NEWS FOR HOT WEATHER SUFFERERS George M Cohan's international Laugh Riot. WITH LAWRANCE D'ORSAY Prices .50, 1.10, 1.65, 2.20 (tax incl.) Seats on talc Thursday P. M. The refreshment counter at Ihe. Terminal Hotel U prepared to serve ire rream and all klntla of cold drinks. Motor parlies perv.-d In front of Ix.tel any time: will deliver a quart of Ice cream any place in the city at any lime. j FltKI) JONES, Prop. NT3TICE TO WATER CONSUMERS Water will be shut off Tuesday. M:.y 19 from 1 p. m. until 4 p. m. affect inK all consumers west and south of corner of Farrott and fjine Streets. THK CAUFOTiVTA OTtEfiOV I'llWKK COMPANY THH RETURN F.NGACFMENT OF is &;&W.tiW presents warns. n mm WmMlm mm $M&) &fe M m m mm DR. HARRISON FOLK Chiropractor Electronic nd Eleetro-Thwaphy 417 Perkins IlldK. Thono 4:1 Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Neive and Sj.Sne Specialist. 321 Perkins HMr. Phono 5 ,4 (ill.W.I Jl'KY MKl'.TS Tho flr.inj Jury for the Mov term of Circuit Court met this mornlnc and started at once on Its svriea of In- vestiKHtlons. The case of l.ce Di.ncun, hound over on a charge of of l.urKlary, was Ihe first to lie considered af ter which lh'' pr.'.nd Jury took up several mutters re lut'nic to nin suiiport, ha.l chicks, etc. The trand Jury is cnnipo-ed of It. V. Hal ftcld. J. K. Cooper. Henry l.uclislrirer, C. C 'ntl;ins. Waller llakcr, L. E. Thomiv son and .1. T. Mcl'lanahan. S ,1. Jones lias hen ntipoint- d bailiff. lt Is cxp.'.led that lis work will he con cUnlii! hy the middle of the week. Also The Crater Lake Pictures Just Taken nmirlst the recent snows. This mammoth show will only be ;'. cenls for Adulis nd in cents for tiilMr.n. i Dr. I I. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins B!d0. Roseburg, Ors Phons 8ft. NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS Water will bo off Tuesday. May P'th frnin 1 p. m. to 4 p. m. aflectln all consumers west and south oi corner of 1'arrott and ljine Streets. THE C.M.IK;MA tiHEC.ON i TOW COMPANY I j -AJWjrj, ERS I wrmmi sin ... iinj.limiL ' s m-A TONITE AND TUESDAY Thundering Thrills I A Story Watch for the Conpoleum Pat-, I I , C.' ''c Pl0nr B tern Sheets from McKean, Darby & B t7," o ,v .',6. , ,f J who made I 8 nm) hi,toryl I I . 1 yr. A ulc of grwt davt H tfTX "A U jUTOmOUJlt fUtlOV H in old Kentucky. As swrtt fW. U a romance as thnlling a fl zow ITl jlff 9 mmm. W dnma as ever you want to I Buffalo 1 ff gJJ fc S iV I JACK H0LT- LC,S WILSOM, I v?!v3" k 8 hoaH beery.raymosd hattoh I IcuBajTr&v Q Price this Super-Special 10c-50c B MAJESTIC ANT1ERS
