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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1925)
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10, 1925. THREE MRSJIWELLTO The body of Mr. S. P. McDowell, who passfd away at the borne of her son. Walter D. McDowell, ln Portland. Monday, arrived here this morning accompanied by her son. Mrs. McDowell had been 111 lor the past two years and was lo cated ln Portland with her son, no Inn there from Capitol Hill. She formerly resided in this city, and is well known here. She and her bus band went to Capitol Hill in 1901 to locate. Mrs. McDowell was a member of the Maccabee Lodge, having entered It ln 1902, and was highly esteemed. The funeral aery Ices will be held at the Oak Creek church at 10 o'clock Thursday morning. Key. Caldwell reading the Services. Inlnrmcnr hA . ... UTJ uciu ai tha Oak Creek cemetery. Besides a son, Mrs. McDowell leaves one sister, of Albany, and three broth ers, Anderson, James and W. A Bullock, all of Myrtle Creek. NOTICE TO PATRIARCHS Royal Purple Degree will be con ferred Wednesday night. Light lunch. FRED MILLER.C. P. Ed 1 A big attendance Is expected Thursday night at the Elks for the smoker entertainment. Otto Meut lel. Paul Amort, Harold Bellows and several others will wrestle and Jimmy Vance and his Collegians will present a real program of mu sic. Following the bouts and oth er features, a lunch will be served. All Elks who plan to attend the convention in Portland should sign up at once for their marching suit. Prior to the convention the Rose burg lodge will be the host to a number of Elks from the south. Word was received today from Stockton to the effect that a drill team and a large number of Bills would stop ln Roseburg Saturday night, June 11th. It is probable that the Roseburg lodge will plan a dance and entertainment for their brothers at that time- Used range for $25, at Powell's. TO (AvncUted Prm ltwd Wii.) PARIS, June 10. Finance Minister Caillaux today told the finance committee of the Cham ber of Deputies that be intends to obtain from taxation alone all the necessary funds to cover all budget expenses, without resour ces to loans. When England and the Vnited States are convinced. France is making serious efforts toward internal taxation, they will be better disposed for terms in the (Settlement of inter-allied debts; hedeclnred. M. Caillaux said a foreign loan might be floated but that it was most important and urgent to show England and the United States that France earnestly' de sires to balance her budget and settle the inter-allied debts. Cail laux declared he was seeking a formula to avoid the increase of paper franc circulation. Cook with gas. SEASIDE, IS HEM PORTLAND. Ore.. June 10. Mrs. Caroline Iwln, of Seaside, was elected worthy grand matron of Oregon chapter. Order of the Eastern Star, and t)r. D. O. Webs ter, Portland, worthy grand pa tron at the 3 fit h annual session of the grand chapter here yester dr.y. Mrs. Mary Alice Durdette of McMinnvllle and R. Frank Pe ters. HlUttborro, become past wor thhy grand matron and patron respectively. John H. Rankin of Portland was elected associate grand pa tron. Mrs. Leonora II. Kerr, as sociate grand matron: Miss Nellie MrKtnley, Portland, grand secre tary and Mrs. Marin E. Smith, grand treasurer, both re-elected; M rs. M a rga net Harn es, C ra n 1 8 Pass, grand conductress, and Mrs. Dens Setters, Afltoria, associate grand conductresses. Other offi cers will le announced by the worthy grad matron. STRAWBERRIES ARE DOWN TO $2 CRATE (Avriatnl Tnm Lra4 Wh.) PORTLAND, Ore., June 10. Strawberries held at $1 75 tn ft a crate on the early growers mar ket although the arrivals were fairly good. Raspberries were scarce with 13. 0 to 13 75 tha prevailing mrrt. A few red cirrants brought 12. SO a crate and later sold on the street at the same price. Produce dualers are trying to get H.2S a rrale for strawberries, but thew are mov ing ont very slowly due to tha weather. "Remodeling" Sale Khaki Outfits For Campers Khaki knickers and khaki middies of best qual ity twill for - misses and women. Appropriate for camping or hiking in the woods. Reduced to . . t "Remodeling" Sale Three-Piece Knicker Suits- Three piece outing suits of wool tweed. Jacket skirt and knickers. Appropriate and practical for outing wear, automobiling, etc. TheMarksbiFyCo Beginning Tomorrow-Wednesday We will Inaugurate a Gigantic REMODELING 0 A Complete Disposal of our Entire Stock of Women's Fashionable Apparel At Drastic Price Reductions "Remodeling" ' SALE Dainty Neckwear Linen collar and cuff seta; lace Jabots; lace Panels and lace collar and cuff sets, regularly priced to $1.25, each "Remodel ing Sale Kayser's Gloves 1 6. button silk and fabric glcves; in black, white and mode; novelty cuff silk glovea in gray, and tan; Fabric glovea with embroidered turn back cuffs, originally priced to $1)95, per pair 150 Stylish Dresses ENTER THE REMODELING SALE, CROUPED AT TWO SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES , AND $19.85 Lovely frocks of printed Crepe de Chine, tub' silks, silk stripe broad cloth, aatin cantons, canton crepes, etc. FOR STREET, AFFERNOON AND SPORTS WEAR . Trimmed with dainty laces, embroidery and beads. Dresses that are finished with novel lines and distinctive touches of color that make for smartness They are shown in a wide range of colors, including the popular bright sport shades. Sizes I 6 to 44 retailer and rftylish stouts. KEEPING PACE WITH PROGRESS No business can remain stationery. To grow, it must keep pace with the progress of the community it serves. Confidence is the foundation for the stepping stone to progress. r-We have confidence in the future growth of Roseburg and Douglas county. Sensing the nee'd of this growing community, we will begin, about July 1 5th, to remodel our present quarters. We are appreciative of the splendid business we've enjoyed during our three years in Roseburg. In our new store, we hope to render a better service, to make it a better place in which to shop, thereby mer iting a continuance of the patronage , of our customers and adding new names to our Clientele. " In order that remodeling may be done most easily and in the shortest time possible, we have decided to sell the entire stock on hand. EXCEPTIONAL BUYING OP PORTUNITIES are offered during . ' this event for prices have been dras tically reduced on attractive assort ments of seasonable apparel and ac cessories throughout the store, i 50-PORCH FROCKS-50 Many of Them Suitable For Street Wear ONE LOW PRICE Cleverly styled frocks for house or street wear Materials include plain colors and striped English Broadcloth and lace trimmed dotted Voilea. Special at $3.95. BUNGALOW APRONS Made of amoskeag ginghams in plain colors and checks, plaids and stripes. Small, medium and large sizes, each "Remodeling" Sale MODART, THOMPSON'S AND MODEL . Corsets, Girdles, Brassieres Discontinued models and broken size lots of these famous makes at a fraction of the original costs. Be on hand early to take advantage of the wonderful bargains offered for they will be snapped up quickly by thrifty shoppers. LINGERIE AT BARGAIN PRICES Lingette Princess Slips, Pajama Suits and Knickers of Plisse Bloomers of cotton Charmeuse to close out at Crepe, m "Remodeling" Sale 18 Spring Goats MannNh tailored T'n'nce of Wales' models and dress Coats of charmren and twilL 14 Off 25 Coats This lot of cohIs is of the heavier weight materials - anitHole for motoring ancj utility wrar. You will find it to your advantage to shop during the morning hours, for then you will get better service. There will be extra tales people to serve you. First choice as you know is best choice, hence a visit during the first days of the sale will insure you a better assortment of merchan dise" from which to make your selections. ' The Narksbury Company "Remodeling" Sale DRESS SKIRTS Stylish skirts in flannel, twill, serge and tweed materials. Box, knife and inverted pleats. Al so wrap around styles, plaids, checks and plain shades. Included in the assortment are several large sizes (waist measure 33 to 36) priced originally to $12.95, "remodeling" sale price
