Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, June 09, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY. JUNE 9," 1925. HEAR. YE! . PEOPLE OF ROSEBURG? This is an announcement bespeaking the very best efforts of this store to effect the greatest possible savings to those who take advantage of reduced prices. We can go no farther : than the prices offered in this sale. No one can go farther on merchandise of this standard quality. ' SALE INCLUDES ENTIRE STOCK OF Dry Goods, Dresses, Coats, Underwear, Hosiery, Cor sets, Draperies, Outing Wear, Shoes, Men's Furnishings, Work Clothes Everything on Sale. PLEASE NOTE:-Store Will Be Open As usual every day, except will close at 4:30 p. m. Wed nesday, to make final arrangements for opening of ale. Remember the opening day, for price reductions such as these are only temporary and will be effective only a few days. This sale will begin Thursday, June II, 9 A. M. 1 The lowest prices of the year no lower conceivable on undamaged goods Ml ir la la Reductions will be made by straight cuts of 15 per cent and above on all regular prices, with hundreds of additional specials every article in every department will be reduced. For the first time in years no exceptions will be made to this rule. Our patronage will come from miles arcund, so buy early for all your summer requirements. COUNTLESS BARGAINS LIKE THESE Normandy Voile Short Length Percales Tissue Ginghams j .Pamico Suiting j' S'ipon Sweaters Amoskeg Gingham .42c 24c 49c j 39c j $1.95 House Dresses. SS In. wide, famous fast color i Plenty ' I-iikIi for nil regular This Is a typical valuo. A regu- This Is a 36 in. material. Guar-: One lot, formerly much hither 98c Voile. Sold everywhere for 6(c. ! ue, "Iii'sacs, etc. A 35c a yil. i Inr 69c material. tSennliie Uu anleed fast color. I in price, now grou;ied to close Special lot of genuine Amoskeg Value. ..Marvel. ' out j Ctnghatn Dresses. Bro.dCIothSportDre.se. Underwear Crepe Bungalow Cretonne. Devonshire Cloth Q"?" oe 29c Pillow Tubing pl, , $3'95 , 29C 19C A real value for the genuine $1-00 and $1.95 35, . Plain color or striped material. A special value. 32 hi. wide, ex- 36 In. material, bright colors. Devonshire. A variety of pat- All low shoos In black and 42 In. wide, a well known brand All stylish models. I rellent quality. 1 llnlv ISc a yd. tenia. hrnvrn. I of standard quality. When not reduced lower, a general price reduction of 15 per cent, effective on all lines Munsing Underwear, Gossard and R. & G. Corsets, Phoenix, Humming Bird and Balboah Hosiery, John Kelly, Buster Brown Shoes. Final Closing on Wool Knicker Suits Silk Ensemble Suits Underwear Sale j Hosiery Reductions All Dry Goods, Silks, c '" A special offering Values regularly 1.11. fit) to .'i9.50 ... ,. ... I 1 e rtc Fancv Articles Season. Coats Now on ie A" " rdud w' 15 10 u" ..L 124.00 Coats reduced to 117.60 , IUaa tne auit $15.75 to $31.50 2!i Garments 2,c 25c Hosiery .21i, 15 Off 118.60 Coati reduced to 113.60 Dreat Snecials ' ' 3.1c Carments 29c ''C Hosiery 29: ,26.00 Co.,. reduced to .,8.6o! 0nP ! .. .,,.76 Shoe. Reduced a .r . T?. 15 0ff 85e 133.60 Co.,. reduced to 125.60, i,adcloih and l.lneu .Special lot. at .1.00, SIM, 2.95 75c Carmen,. 63c ' 1" -gfe l ZZ, ii'S 14160 Co.,. reduced to .31.50 1 Dresses reduced IS' I rn.eL vZlZ ZZZTZjl.TO Corse!" ZZZZTUisO 150,00 Coi'ts reilmed to .3500! All olhcr presses reduced gO1 15 Vo Utt ' .2. nil Garments .,.70 .1 "'1 Hosiery ...... .2.55 Xnllll Corsets S4.00 EXTRA SALESPEOPLE WANTED-Apply at once for assignment I NEW TODAY 1 WANTED TO RENT A five-room modern cottage. Phone 395. FOR SALE Good lute model Ford truck. Terms. Kapp Bros. FOR SALE 1922 Chevrolet Baby Grand, Al mechanically. Term.. Happ Bro. FOR SALE 6-room plastered house at 915 Hamilton St. Make your ow n terms. tXR SALE S, P. Passenger brake- man uniform, nearly new. Phone 686. FOR SALE On account of poor I i health, my blacksmith shop at 116 W. Court St. Ed Noah. Blacksmith. ! CREAM COWS FOR SALE Two thoroughbred Jersey cow., three year, old; very senile; 4 gallon each; all cream. Full Informa. tion, Lawrence Agency, 125 Can. Street. Phone 219. i INCOME PROPERTY Will trade and take in part payment .mall ranch or piece of timber. No cash required. Tbi. 1. a real oppor tunity. Lawrence Agency, 125 Casg Street. Phone 219. A PERFECT GIVEAWAY )0 acre, excellent garden land la edge of Roseburg on main high way; modern 5-room bungalow, plastered, decorated, built in fea tures; barn; woodshed; excel lent place for poultry and dairy. On account of mortgage foreclos ure price is $2750. Lawrence Agency 125 Cas. Street. Phone 219. FOR RENT 5-room plastered house and garage, in Edenbower. Call 320 W. Cas. St., or phone 1M1-J. BABY BUGGY FOR SALE Fine rubber tired wicker baby buggy. Good a. new. For aale cheap. Phone 1 99-Y. . FOR RENT Three-room apart ment, furnished, hot and cold wa ter and electricity for cooking, adults only. Inquire at Beileu Rooming House, 3o3 W. Lane. FOR-SALEhlld'snbed-in good condition. Bed, .pting. and mat tress, (5. Call at 302 E, First Ave., N. or phone Mrs. Harry Hatfield. SPECIAL PRICES on advanced student work. Marcel 75c; bob curl and top wave, 50c. Mrs. Bush, Terminal Beauty Shop. IT SEEMS" LIKE A SHAME To give it away., Here 1. thirty-eight hundred dollar, worth of excel lent property for twenty-two fifty. Strictly modern 5-roora bungalow plastered, decorated, polished floors and woodwork; beautiful built in buffet kitchen; all built ins; two fine bedrooms with mod ern bath 'between; basement; . new steel range and heating stove; one acre land; fine gar den; ail kinds fruit; grapes; ber ries, cherries, peaches, plums and apples; chicken house; garage; on pavement; edge of town; can keep cow. Only takes $l00ji cash; balance like rent. This is .ome snap. Let us show you. Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. SORRY BL'T I MUST GO I have 160 acres adjoining best free sheep feeding grounds In county; 70 acres in excellent crops, broc coli, corn, potatoes, grains; best river bottom land; part under free Irrigation; two fine trout streams thru place; on main road; school on place; modern 6 room country house; fire place; bath: toilet; lavatory; gravity water system; screened in porch es'; fruit house; chicken house; two big barns: shp: hog house; team; harness; wagon; full set tools and implements; 5 good cows; calves; pigs; chickens; house fully furnished. On account of sickness I must go Will take 1X000 for everything. 12200 cash and 10 years easy terms on bal ance. Full Information, see Law rence Agency, 125 Cass Street Phone 219 ELKS TO EN J DY A FINE SMOKER The Roseburg Elk. will be enter tained Thursday night by three first class wrestling bouts, a musi cal program and a lunch. It is pos sible that Paul Armort will wrestle some outsider as the headline event. A big crowd Is expected at this smoker and the committee In charge ba. made every effort to provide an excellent program of en tertainment. The Bills who are planning to make the trip to the convention In Portland, and who wish to secure marching suits, Bhould notify the committee at once, As an added attraction for Thurs day night, Jimmy Vance and hi. Collegians will give a musical pro gram, consisting of solos, singing, jazz and harmony numbers. RAYMOND SPENCE GUILTY Raymond Spence, who was tried before a Jury In the city court yesj terday on a charge of vagrancy, was found guilty of the charge, and was sentenced this morning to pay a fine of S50. His attorney, E. B. Hermann, filed notice of appeal, and bonds were furnished in the sum of S100. , DAILY WEATHER REPCRT 62 45 .01. .60 U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, Oregon, 24 hour, ending 5 a. m. Precipitation In Inches and hun dredths: Highest temperature yesterday Lowest temperature last night Precipitation last 24 hours Total nreclu. since first month Normal preclp. for thl. month 1.07 Total preclp. from September 1, 1924. to date 41.90 Average preclp. from Sept 1877 - 33.1S Total excess from Sept 1, 1924 - 8.75 Average precipitation for 46 wet Baasons, (September to May, Incluslvel 31.4S Unsettled tonight and Wednes day. WILLIAM BELL . Meteorologist. TONITE ONLY The only Pictures permitted by law of the Dempsey and Firpo Contest Presented by Col. Macks Willard, who will lecture on the 1000 feet of moving pictures and showing of 20 views at ringside. Also 2 reels of views of the past champions from Sullivan to Dempsey. Also Agnes Ayres in "WORLDLY GOODS" One show per nite only, starting at 7:30 p. m. 25c MAJESTIC 50c Wednesday: "Shooting of Dan McGrew" THE LIBERTY THEATER Only Twice More : TODAY AND TOMORROW SEE " The World's Funniest Motion Picture "To see It I. to laugh, and lo laugh I. to be happy. The screen ,haa never before offered so full an evening of hilarious enter 'Maltimeut and care-free fun as "Charley. Aunt" brings ,o ou. Visitor Monday Sojourning At Bohemln U"m fli:i,lu I. -If t...tiirn...l Kin .. ..... .. . . at I nnii Mmire . .. iwnon neiiiweii, oi KoseDurg, -uuwt-u MCllJ nome ai -immune yesterday alter- who had been In a Portland sanl- " "'''' ' ndlng several hour tarium for nearly two months, ar- transacting business. ami trading In rtved here Thursday In company On Business this city. .h Mr , - n,,i,,h s,r- in. rraiiKiin iransaciwo Dtisi- ness and spent a short time visiting I. Improving in Koseburg Monday. Ho resides, r r ,.. . ..... . ... .. 1 misfortune to reri'lie an Injured eye Sunday In . hath;ill game be tween the Glide ami Ten Mile piny era, is reported to be Improving. at Coos Junction. Goiter permanently removed without drugs or knife, and the ' P lllnv.l .nil.. . I.. 1 1 .. , nt . National Bank, Coqullle. Oregon. Johnson'. Service Department for Douglas county. Everything to keep your floors In good condition. Lloyd Crocker. 1 . ..... " IBM-B- 5YD CHAPLIN Jri I -i fW-' Dmnid Hy "kwt Sidney j ... HfWWN I In Monday ItibTt Crtnobi'r was n tlnllor In thm city Monthly for Hvtral hour, ami (ran t il bunlm. Jlu is a ri'!lili tit of lilldi'. From Melrott- Return to City Mr. ami Mm K. L. Mathrwa hnv riMurnt'tt tn thin city afti-r a Irln In tii-ii-r ti..rn iiilnl Tho will I M 1 l.,il,... . . .... . t nn niiiuii ui ninkt Iht r hi out oi iown visHor 10 nn'nii nv urx cral hour fthoiiin and vistilnx . hn Moiitluy. She is a rrslilcnt of I M lron(. ow, who wt rHturnlriK from rort laml. and with hla brother, A. W. H.'lllwell. and John C'offman left Friday for the Itotirmta dlntrict on a wet-k's cnnu'tiiR trip. If the woa ihr iH-rnilts the party will k Into the mintnpt diftrlrt. where A. W. Ht'lllwell and Mr. Coffnmn have in tereata. Cottnn drove Sentinel. j Outside White Paint $2.40 Per Gallon Denn-Gerretsen Co. iimie In north Hose- In Monday John Ilusenhark was a visitor In this city Monday, and spent ,he af (ernoon here attending to business inntlers. lie la a resident of Melrose. Also: Portland Oreonian Weekly Also; The "Sure Mike" Comedy Special Prices Permitt-d on this World's Funniest Motion Picture Adults only 35c Children I 5 rents !ln Town Monday . li. ( liiulwlck spent several hours attending to business mat ter, here Mnnday before returning to his home at t arnea. , visitor H.re To Visit O.iughtee ' Cene f.-y was among those Mrs. II. C. I'eterson arrived hero from Hie rural districts to spend last nlthi fioni roriland to sHnd a .everal hour. In this cliv attending mimih visiting al the home of her " b'tslness ninttera ami shopping daughter, Mrs. A. 1. Nelson, at Mel- Monday. She Is firm llrojkway. rose. t 1 , neturnt From Wlllamtrtt l.ncien Cnhb arrived here last here yes- evening from Salem, w here he has Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Parkins Bldg. Roa.burg, Or Phone SS. Dr. .Rupert A. Moon Elsctro-ChlropractoF Nerve and Spine Specialist 12 Perkins Bldg. Phone S54 -nTy.:- -T,T. OR OtsN B OU8AR I Ill-TWMKTSHIT I dPKlatlst in tha fitting or I US Ja hMvn St. I Arrtvt. Trom Canada tlllver Mosley arrived terday evening om Alheria. Cans- been attending the Willametie I " ti I - da. and will visit at the home of versiiy for the past winier. and Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Holmes, of this will spend the summer visiting at city, before going on to hllller, the home of hl inn n is, Mr. and California. Mrs. W. I. Cobb. I Dr. Harrison Folk i Chiropractor Electronic and Elect ro-Theraphy I 41T Perkins Dldg. Pione 491 Oiir Insurance Service Doe not stop serving when tbs policy I. signed. It I. alway. OD the Job In the Interest of our client MUOWCRM SOU NIC. IK New Styles in Ladies' Low SHOES S4.85 to $7.50 For Men and Boys HI KICKS ' IDEAL OUTDOOR SHOES j S2.75 toS4.50 ROSEBURG BOOTERIE IRVIN BRUNN Shoes That Satisfy and FH Veur Fact Psojns Bids, Roseburg LAST SHOWING lOc 25c REGINALD DENNY TRPWYOU THE TOWN riOM I1MIS lots' SUVLAS ttovn I -13 Tomorrow Nazimova MUton Sills IN "Madonna of the Streets" lOc, 15c, 25c . ANTLERS