Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, May 22, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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ROSERURG NEWS-REV IL1W. FRIDAY. MAY 22. 1925
O
100's of Yards
-OF-
r Fabric
Now Reduced
Voiles, Tissue Ginghams, Suitings, Jacquard Silks,
Spiral Crepes, Summer Flannels
Cut in Price so that the Savings to you may be considered.
A Feature Carnival Attraction
THESE SPECIALS FOR CARNIVAL WEEK ONLY
Silk Ensemble Suits, at a phenomenal price $18.75
Silk Dresses, newest styles from a special purchase $12.75
Coats, closing out balance of Spring stock 1-4 Off
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 93c
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 Suit3, special 75c
Men's Dalbrigan Union Suits 85c
Men's Cotton Rib, long leg, Unions $1.19
Women's White Canvas Shoes, special $1.00
PREPARE SATURDAY SPECIAL On Sale Saturday Only
for PRESERVING ... ,
uiggesi vame ever uuerea
White Enameled Extra Deep Preserving Kettle
10 quart size "
Watch (or cur new special every week!
Jphn Kelly
Shoes
lit ttT Serviro
iiettr Merchandise
Munsing
Underwear
THE LIBERTY THEATER
At Our Regular Prices
Only 10 and 15 Cents J
For Carnival
CHANGE EACH DAY
Matinees Start 1 P. M.
Continuous Performances I to I I P. M.
Only Today Only
You will be in town
for the ,
CARNIVAL
Eat at
The Home
Restaurant
Buy Gns with tlie
Diffrtcnce
DEATH AND RUEN
IN THE IKE OEi
SEVERE STORM:
i
!
Eastern Colorado and art
cf Illinois Sustain
Heaviest Damage
WIRES ARE CRIPPLED
1 8 Houses in One City
Blown Down Tornado
Is Nearly an I lour in
Its Duration.
! DENVER, COI.O.. May 22.
' trail of debris 75 miles long, re-main-d
In Eastern Colorado today
as a reminder of the lilii wind
storm which torn through a dozen
villages liitH yeHtorday, killing
three persons, severely injuring
three others and cousins thous
ands of dollars daniaKe to property
At IioulUcr, LorfQ il, ljennett, a
carpenter, was killed when a roof
ou which he was working was
blown asa nst a mass of rocks.
Two others working ou the roof
escaped with injuries. A boy of
five was drowned in a small lake
at Iterthoud when the wind over
turned a boat in which he and
a companion were playing. A seven
year old jdrl was crushed to death
at IMatteville whin au outbuilding
was df.strnyed.
Most of the property loss was
to small buildings and to telegraph
und telephone lints. The gale
lasttd fr nearly an hour in bo me
places. At Fort Collins It assumed
the force of a tornado, but no
great damage was reported there.
Sheridan Street
Roseburg
As Fast as na Fxpress Train.
As Funny as a I'sia-le of (inns Clowns
Alfo New KestiiTe Comt.lv. .'.No Almatinr
TOMORROW ONLY
YAKIMA CANUTT
The Great Champion Cowboy
"scari5anan"
A Human TMuiilrrh'Ot In Chaps and SnnihriTo
DR. OCAN B BU'JAR
p.clall.t In th. tuilnl of
lit JfekflOB ft.
Ahr Another Feature Comnly
THEN
"STOP FLIRTING"
Dr. Harrison Folk
Chiropractor
Electronic and Elect ro-Therphy
417 rerfc.ni tlldg, Phont 491
NEW TODAY 1
FOR SALE Heavy wujtona, Ed.
Noah's Shop. F. E. Gates.
WANTED ft fene posts, 7ft.
Ions. Cus I.lndnr. Rt. 2 Hox 4-.A
FlJir'SALE New" Monarch- wood
ranee, at a barrnfn. See It at
34m N. Jackfon St.
FOIt SALE On biK horse-weighing
loou and 1600. Fred Vedder
Itt. 1. Hox or phone 42F2J.
WANTED Experienced teamster
for logging, Inquire O. E. Jol
pon. Kiddle Oreg. FHher's Mill.
noOSETlKRrt!E.S-Rc, pound de
livered parcel post, very fin no
mildew. lien Taylor, Saginaw,
Ore.
W ANTED Neat girl for house
work In small family. Good
home for right one. Address
'F" care News-Review.
WANTED Ry unencumbered
widow, a position p.s housekeep
er, or cook in camp preferred.
Post Office box 25, Myrtle Creek
Oregon.
SHEEP RANCH FOR SALE 00
acres deeded land enclosed by
woven wire fence joining unlim
ited out ranee. 2.10 n. excellent
grass. 20 n. hay, garden and or
chard, ft million ft. merchantable
fir and cedar timber. Excellent
orchard, good varieties English
wnlnuts, crapes, berries, all in
full bearing. Good well, numer
ous everlasting springs over
place. Abundant wild game.
Fairly good house, barn, out
buildings, new Rheen ba-n with
IfiO ft. feed rack. Good turkey
range. 20 mi. east of Rnseburir,
2i ml. to fine new union grade
and hU'h school, store, and P. O.
11 ml. to county road and school
bus. Telephone service. Price
Jt)000. One half cash G per rent
on remainder. W. F. Wright,
owner. Itoseburg. Ore., R. F. D.
No 1 Telephone 3F4.
ST. LOCIS, May 22 One man
was reported k i I led and consider
able properly damage done by a
severe siorm which struck towns
In Hamilton and So ine counties,
in Southern Illinois last nlyht, ac
cording to word received here to
day. Meager advices said that the
storm It-veiled IS houses in Har
r.sburg. Ills., and caused consider
able other prop"tty damage. One
man Is said to have been killed
at McLcaiuhoro. Wire communi
cations to the area has been disrupted.
POWERFUL LIQUOR
CLIQUE EXPOSED
IN BOSTON RAID
(AMuciatrd ITm Iurd Wirt.)
HOSTON. May 22. Federal
of irers who raided an office in
Knymarket Square today, said
they believed they had unconver
ed the biggest rum running or
ganization found in thi city since
the Volstead act went into op. ra
tion. Records seized, they said, .
revealed that three steamers, to
gether with schooners arid a fleet
of knots ppced boats were used
and that wholesale bootlegirers
and persons of prifcuinenee
throughout the country were the
customers.
President W. If. Purton of the
Maine Coast and Canada Steam- i
jl'ip Company w:is arrested charg
ed with conspiracy to violate the :
customs laws.
TODAY'S BASEBALL
National League
At NVw York II. H. E.
(10 IhlllllKS)
PllUhmx C 13 2
New York S 11
IlatterU'K: Meadow, Aldi'ldt;' and
Sniilli; MiQuillun. IXuii ami Say.
iIit, tlowily, Hurley.
At Ponton . R. II. E.
St. l.oula 8 7 1
liusluu 6 9 2
liatt.Tii-.-i: Ithini. I lay. Slnnlcl
nml Si hmlilt; (li'iirwlt h, (!r:ihaiu
a:iil tCSMl. Slcmrr.
NEW YORK, May 22. Al nnd
whtslty valued at more Ihan $150.
01 were Felzed by tllo custnnis
airents this alternoon on "the
teamship Hoston of the Kastern
Steamship Company's liiu ami the
freieh.tir Winiers. Customs offi
cials said It was the blrRn't seiz
ure ever made from coastwise
vessels.
Ooldseal ConKoleum rues at
pvire. ZlKler-Fee lldw.
R.
r. e.
; u
2
At Urooklyn
Chiiaro 2 7
Urooklyn I 1
lotteries: Jones nnd llarlnetl;
(inmed anil HarKreaves, Deherry.
At Phllail. lrhla H II. K. 1 1
Clnelnnatl 11 2n 1
I'hlladelphla 2.3
Itatterles: Donahue and Wino;
Ieealur, ltetts. Vines, l'earee and
Wilson
I Booterie's
Bargain
Carnival
A week of extraordi
nary values in shoes
Shoes for Men, Shoes
for Women, Shoes for
Children.
A special value giving
and mon?y saving
event. Late style low
shoes priced exception
ally low.
Specials in Ladies'
Low Shoes
$2.85, $3.85, $4.35
$5.85
Specials in Men's
Low Shoes
Specials in Men's
Scout Shoes
Speciab in Men's
Work Shoes
Specials in Children's
Shoes
Sec these specials be.
fore you buy your foot.
wear.
ROSEIWRG
BOOTERIE
IRVIN BRUNN
Shoet That Satiify end Fit
Your Feel
PerMnt Bids-, Roieburg
LAST TIME TONITE
The Famous Pendle-
i ton Round-Up Picture.
HOOT
GIBSON
"Let 'Er Buck"
COMEDY
PATHE REVIEW
Prices this Special Fea
ture controlled by pro
ducer 10c, 35c
ANTLERS
Sundny, Mac Murray
in "Circe the Enchantress."
Last Tim Tonight
Don't Miss
BUSTER
KEATON
In
"Seven
Chances"
"UP FARM" Comedy
Prices, 10c, 20c for
this Super-Special, Car
nival Prices.
MAJESTIC
Sat., "End of the Trail"
SPEND SUNDAY
At Canyon Auto Can, half mil
outh of Canyonvllle. We are
prepared to serve yeu and give
you the best apot lu Southern
Oregon for your picnicking.
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerve and Spine Specialist
324 Perkins Iildg. ' rbone
Outside White Paint
$2.40 per gallon
Denn-Gerretsen Co., Inc.
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Perkins Bldg. Roaeburg, Ore,
Phone 88.
DANCE
Wigwam
Tavern
Saturday Nite
MAY 23RD
By permission of Car
nival Committee tke
Blue
Devils
Will Furnish the
Music
Good Eats
and a nice dancing
party
.. 9 to 12
Business is Business
Even if you do come to town just for the Carnival.
While you are here drop in and look over our stock
of Cultivators and SEE THE UNITILLER.
It' Different.
THE ONLY PRACTICAL PLOW
Special Big 4 Mower $35.00
See Us First We Can Save You Money
FARM BUREAU
COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE
ROSEBURO OAKLAND
REVIVAL I
AT THE MISSION
Each Evening at 8:00 I
You Are Invited. R
McADOO REPORTED
1 i I irHli 1 W Jl AUL
1923 COME-BACK
(AwocUtMl rreM Leued Wire.)
NEW YORK, May 22. A Wash
ington dispatch to the New York
World today says that, with his
eye fixed on the presidential nom
ination in 1928, W. G. McAdoo is
holding a series of political con
ferences with democratic loaders
I throughout the east. He Is due in
'New York today for, a week's visit,
1 the dispatch says, after a consul
tation In Louisville with Governor
Fields and James P. Urown, pub
lisher, and after unobstruslve
movements and conversations with
social fritnds only in Washington.
He visited with . Mrs. Wood row
( Wilson and other friends.
' The dispatch says that while
pronounced efforts are being made
to divorce the eastern trip from
political atmosphere, back of it Is
the well founded rumor that Mc
Adoo forces are lining up jfi an
effort to abrogate the two thirds
vote.
Our Insurance Service
Does not stop serving when the
policy is signed. It is always on
the job in the interest ot our
client. ' '
MASHIC upa
WSfBUSC. m
MUs Mildred Slnnott arrived
here yeaterduy from Eugene to
spend sfveral days visltine with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. Sin
not, and attnnd the festival.
NO DANCE AT RAINBOW
, GARDENS SAT. NIGHT
I
Due to '.he fact that the
' Blue Devils orchestra does
' not wish to interfere or de-
tract in any manner from the
Carnival dances, no dance
will be held at the Rainbow
Gardens, Saturdav, May 23rd.
: THE MANAC.EMENT
I A baseball free with every pair
i HI Kicks the. ideal outdoor shoe
for men and boys.
THE HOME OF MILK BREAD
CONFORMS TO GOVERNMENT
REGULATIONS. PERFECTLY SANI
TARY, PERFECTLY CLEAN. IT'S
PERFECTLY DELICIOUS. IT'S A
HUNDRED CENTS WORTH TO THE
DOLLAR. GRIMM'S MILK BREAD.
PHONE 133.
t'se Newa-Kt:vit;w classified Ad
TtlnlnK fnr rwMim.
Reminders for Saturday
Carnival activities may keep you going, so you
need take no time away from pleasures of the day
to go down town to buy, just call us up. It's a
convenience to you and a pleasure to us to be able
to serve you, and the Groceries will go to your
kitchen door by first delivery.
PHONE 68
PICKENS BROTHERS
Perkins Bldg.
Phone 68
ONE NITE-SATURDAY, MAY 23
jl "Henry Duffy Pboductioti
SEORGEM-COHANiy COMEDY OF TWO NATI0N5
y i
" 7m LAWRENCE D'OESAY and a
CAST OF UNUSUAL EXCELLENCE.
PRICES 50c. $1.10. $1.65. $2.20 (TAX INC.) SEAT SALE THURSDAY
ANT L; E R '.S