Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, May 20, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1925. Starting Now! We (Carniva ek 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 98c 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 Balbrigan Union Suits . 85c Men's Cotton Rib, long leg. Unions $1.19 Women's White Canvas Shoes, special $1.00 Extra Special Extra Special Extra Special Ensembles Silk Dresses Coats Continuing our special price As the- result of a special Now comes the ringing out M last Friday and Saturday pr,.hnm., we off, r this extra- f ,hc remainder of our 'ontH. Value low to uWXlKl; -S.---r - '-. to unw lM'i't iiuikirtK. lost? t!n frw purim nlrt left at S18.75 ' $12.75 1-4 Off v A large assortment of Spring Dresses, values $20.00 to $60.00. for Carnival Week Special 20 Off John Kelly Slices Hetter Service Munsing Underwear lii li. r Merchandise J FmftM ,!.,! ......... m.. , SPEND SUNDAY At Canyon Auto Camp, half mlln south of Canyonvllln. V are prepared to norvo you and rIvo you Iho bent iu)t In Smithcrn Ort'Ron for your pic-nUking. Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Wrve and Spine Fpecinlist 324 Perkins HMr. Ihone 654 t THE LIBERTY' THEATER I TODAY AND TOMORROW 8 M 0ur R9u'r Prleei Only 10 and 15 CenU I DIG SHOW. YOUR FAVORITES a The Smashing, Crashing Human Story. $ mm TV. P! im !N . m ii v - :.m You will be in town for the CARNIVAL Ent at The Home Restaurant Buy G. will) the Difference Slieridnn Street Roseburg -nr.! L 1 With i lis Wonder I lorse SILVER KING OR. DEAN a. RUttAR iirraw'THir Specialist In the fltllnt of Olft..e 111 J. urn HI. t irov today x (AMod.td Prw. LMMd WIN.) WINTHROP, Mulne. May 30. A posse of counly officers, reinforc ed by citizens, web searching the countryside mar Lake Marana cook today for a man who la be lieved to have shot and seriously wounded Mrs. Emma M. Towna and then set fire to her cottage. Mlaa Alda llayward, a niece of Mrs Towna la missing and Is be lieved to have been abducted. Mrs. Towns and her niece are anionic the most respected citizens of the town. According to the story told by Mrs. Towns, she and her niece re turned last night from Wlnthrop vIllaKe to the cottage on the east shore of Lake Marancook and aa they entered the door two shots were fired from within. Uoth bul lets struck Mrs. Towns. She fell on a couch In a half conscious condition and later heard the voice of a man telling MIhs Hay wnrd that if she would accompany liim on a Journey of fifty miles no harm would come to her. She heard Miss llayward ask: "Hut what If my aunt should die?" The man then looked at her as Bhe lay on the couch. Mrs. Towns said. Afterward he went upstairs and she heard him speak ing of money. The next she real ized was that site was alone In the house and It was on fire. She re vived suffiefcntly to drug herself from the place and seek refuge In a neighboring cottage. MARRIED TODAY ; Fred H. Stone and Julia Estella Crawford, both of Myrtle Creek were united In marriage at two thlr- 'W'ANTED to hire man to plow or-l'y 'his afternoon at the parsonare I chard. "3oE Lane St "'" Hapilst Church with iltev. Caldw.ll officiating. They will ;FOK HKNT l'p-to-late furnished reside on a farm near Myrtle Creek. apt. with garage. 42s Pltzer St. FOR SALE Ford light diTlveix make me an offer. 421 N Hose. SEVENTY" FIVE dollars buys good Ford roadster. Willard .flattery Station. TRADE Chevrolet automobile for . slock cattle. Address Trade, care News-Review. NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS Water will bo shut off Thursday, May 21, from 5 p. m. to 8 p. m., af fecting nil of Roseburg couth of Mosher St. CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER CO. TO OPEN REST ROOM AT CROCKER'S DRUG STORE FOR CARNIVAL Th rest room for ladle and children to be maintained by the County Hi'iilth I'nlt will be located at Crockwr's Unix Store Instead of the Sykea building as previously announced. A chanite In arrane nnntH was made today, duo to the fact that the drug store provides many farilitleR desirable for a rest room whieh cannot be obtained at the Syks building. The county nurses, Mrs. ('.randy and Mrs. I'ost, today put everything in readiness to open the rest room tomorrow. and all ladles, parllcularly mother j with children, are urged tn visit the j rest room wm-re comforts will be pun Lh'it tor them. BICYCLE SPECIALS See our line. Roseburg Cyciery, 5S N. Jackson. Fort SALE Fresh Jersey and Pur-! ham G gal cow. 5 yrs. old. N. i Hush, Rt. 2, Pox 67 A. j WANTED-Seeond hand hay 'rake. ! What have you? State price. Ad-J dress "Hake", care Newg-Kevlew. : FOR SALE OR TRADE Ice ma- I chine complete, and meat market fixtures. Mae Prlckett, Suther I lln. Ore. ' FOR SALE Iron grey gliding. weight 10 lbs. 7 yearn. Proken, vtry gentl?. Not afraid o cars. 1 Price t()0. Fred Proszio, Wilbur, Ore. Phone 12F25. FOR SALE Bay horseri400bs. One saddle pony, 1000 lbs. One j Chevrolet tour. car. Or will', 'trails for fresh cows. Parker Urns. 3 miles west Sutherlln on 1'mpqua road. FOR SALE A one" horse" Mitchell wagon, ono two seat spring wagon, one green bone grinder, one large family refrigerator, one fireless cooker. J. C. Oerety, Rt. 1 Box IS. Rosrhurg. FOR SALE Good, heavy work tt-am; also harness and wagon, very reasonable: will consider 1 or 2 rood mMk cows. If priced rieht. R. A. Hutchins, Looking Class. Oregon. i BfinccOT f nlant. Orders taken. I Ahhv. Kruse, Buner. and Hnt I m-r IniTiorted ! ; Shrpherd $4.Ro; lnte Bntpr $n: ovr r.o.rmo ?r,c per thousand. Walter Leake, ntronvllle. Ore. LOWS If you wishto build or huv a home or refund your nres j ent mortgage, we hvo a llb"-nl j mnnthlv pavment pln wherehv leans mav h renntff ln nutntt' mpntq. TTE I'M POTT A B V- ?vrq nmv a SPOLIATION1 with Tonclas Abstract Company. I FOR SAIE-Three good milk cows j rht'im If t:ikn nt once. to ! two now giving about thre -nllnns each per dfiv and will fmcn aMn In ahont fhro. W"ks: nNo have two venrltne sfiM nn,i fin vnnn saddle nnnv far splo. T ovd C. MonlTiprt, 'st UniA'cr", thren nil"s out. FREE BALLOONS For all children attending the Thursday or Friday matinee at Antlers or Ma jestic Theatres. DANCE at MELROSE COUNTRY CLUB Saturday Night May 23rd Refreshments nfter dancing. Come and have a good time. H Kt-VIVAL. E I - AT THE MISSION Q Each Evening at 8:00 1 I You Are Invited. B Jimf iwwinw mmufiiniira DONT TOUCH THE SPARK LEVER Your engine will run smoothly give more power and you won't have to touch the spark lever when driving if you equip it with JBOSCH Type 600 Ignition $12.75 It banishes all ignition troubles keeps plugs clean- makes, starting easy saves gas and repair bills. Type 600 will make a wonder im provement. Try it you get your money back in 30 days if not satisfie'd. DRIVE OVER LET'S SHOW YOU THE OUTFIT L. G. Devaney 406 W. Caas St. . Phone: 84 PALL (;.UIK POSTI'ONKI. The base ball game scheduled for last night between the Legion and Odd Fellows baft? ha II teams of the twilight leatue, was post poned because of the heavy rain. There will be two games during the ciirnlval. one on Thursday night at tl: 1 T between the Odd KWIuwt and the ItHptiHt-OeMnlity team, and the Friday game also at ti : 1 r between the Christ Inns and the I.c.LMon. ULEGilS IT BIGHT NOTICE Tin by Parade. If raining morning of May 21st. call 5-L for orders. Outside White Paint $2.40 per gallon Denn-Gerretscn Co., Inc. I 1 The schedule dunce at the ar mory tonight waa called off this afternoon by the Arizona Colleg hm owing to th1 fart that the building ts being demrated for tomorrow nichf h dunce. " The I ColleidnnH will play a dance at '.the Wigwam Tavern tnnhrht In st'ad. It i evpected that a large i crowd will attend as this is one of the best dance organizations ' ever to appear In the city. Tho boys will endeavor to show their crowd tonight a reel time. TONIGHT ONLY A Vitaraph Special "Between Friends" Ity Robert V. Chambers Drama of I.ot I.ovo nnrf a man's wny of vftipoance with LOU TKI.I.KOEN NORMAN KERRY ALICE CAI.IIOrN AXXA Q. NII.SSON Also COMEDY and NEWS FAMILY NITE The Entire Family for Two Adult Tickets 10c 25c ANTLERS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Two Shows for One Admission! See Hoot Gibson at the Great Pendleton Round-Up! The bin race was ready to ptnrt. The tens of thousands at the Pendleton Round up were on their feet yelling to the cowboys. Out of the stablt s came the cry that Hoot was missing. Sud denly a man came hurrying from the crowd and hastened to the starting post. It was the missing rider. HOOT GIBSON In the fastest picture of the great outdoors "Let er IkicK" To win her. against the overcoming odds. Hoot had to irlve the gn alest exhibition of horsemanship brforo thousands' of siieclalors never before eiiunlhd by any rider Exclusive nc tion seines of the thrlllir.g 1!1'4 Pendleton Rodeo. If you nvss this stirring picture, you'll miss the opportunity of seeing the popular stitr jn his GREATEST diama of fast action- HAII NONE. Prices this special feature controlled by producer. lGc and 35c Matinees Thursday and Friday Free Balloons For The Kiddies ANTLERS Ourlnsurance Service Dors not stop serving when the policy Is signed. It U always on the job In the interest of our clit tit. MASONIC BLOC KTanvith f'eititlr Joyous KLAMATH PA M.S. Ore., May 20.- Knough rain f tl In Khimnth county hist night to supply the country for nn entire month, nc rordlqir to the local office of the rerlnmntloii service. Itainfall to talled .77 of nn Inch, or more ihnn has fallen ri urine the entire mouth of May for the tnt ten veiirs. Pnrnvrs throughout the county sre jnhllant. Thn only dHninre report d was to unina- . cadnii'',d mods. Armory Dance Changed to Wigwam TONIGHT - In view of the fact that the Armory is being decorated for the Strawberry Carnival, we will play the dance tonight at the Wigwam Tavern. Jiramie Vance and His Arizona Collegians BOOST THE CARNIVAL KAXCV OIIMiONS I.EAI1 Ml! WMll liliV Pl!l IIS Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perklne Bldg. Roseburg, Ore, Phone 8. fAawyLtnl rm. IsmvI Wir..) l OHTI.ANIt. Ore , May 20. Straw-berries sold all the way from f.r.u to ai hiuh as $4 eO a crate on tlw early market tod.iy. The top price was obMtued ejirty tn the session for real fancy Ore- trnn. l.a'er fi'ncy Iterrle went ut $:t to ;l r,n a crate. Ordinary stock as pletitl- fill In the early market, but real, fancy fruit was set a premium. LAST TIME TONIGHT in B A Romance of the California Foothills- John Gilbert "Romance Ranch" -Thrills. l.ov. ,ion, Mystery You'll !f ticht ami held eonr seat'' ONE NITE SAT URD AY, MAY 23 rfi Hemuy Duffy Production 3eorgeM.Coman s Comedy of Two Nations 1iP5 S" Also "HORSE PLAY" Comedy and "WORLD NEWS' Also: The Famous "Go-Get(ers" Dr. Harrison Folk I it)c MAJESTIC 15c Also: Fables and Town Topics Chiropractor lectronlo nn O ElectroThernphy 417 Terklni Dldx. l'hone 491 Thursday: Bu.t.r K.jtoe m -Seven Chencei" one of the greatest comedies ever tcreened. L wm LAWRENCE. D'ORSAY and a CAST OF UNU5UAL EXCELLENCE. PRICES 50c, $1.10. $1.63. $2.20 (TAX INC.) SEAT SALE THURSDAY ANTLERS