Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, June 10, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURC. NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10. 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 sale. 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 119 A. The lowest prices of the year no lower conceivable on undamaged goods M I 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 jears no exceptions will be made to this rule. Our patronage will come from miles around,-so buy early for all your summer requirements. COUNTLESS BARGAINS LIKE THESE Normandy Voile 42c 36 In. '!!. famous fn.it color Yo!l riold everywhere for fine. Short Length Percales 24c Tissue Ginghams 49c Pamico Suiting 39c Slipon Sweaters $1.95 Plenty of length for nil ri Riilnr ( Thin Is a typical value. A rnu-! Thl In a r.6 in. material. Guar- i One lot, formerly much htchnr grmr.M'd lo clo.p u'n, dretiseH, tie. value. yd. I lr 61c material. (.enulun (laze j an teed fattl color. I Marvel. n J el & r uruau viuin opon ltcmcs ( $3.95 Underwear Crepe 29c rinln rolom nr atrlned mntcrlnl. I a .n..tni in u-t.i . All alvliuh fiuk.lol. .......... ii... ' ll.'iit qmttl'y. Bungalow Cretonnes 19c Devonshire Cloth 29c in price, now ,onl. Amoskeg Gingham House Dresses 98c Special lot of. Kentlinft Amoskeg niehnm Ireses. Odd Lot Shoes $1.00 and $1.95 A real value for the genuine .18 In. material, bright colors. I Devonshire. A variety of pat- All low shoes In black and Only 1ip n yd. - terns. brown. Quinebaugh Pillow Tubing , 35c 42 In. wlrle. a well known brand ef 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 Season's Coats 124.00 Touts reduced to 17.50 118.50 Coats reduced to $13.50 (25.00 Coats reduced to $18.50 123.50 Coats reduced to $25.50 $42.50 Coats reduced 'to $31.60 $r,ll0 Copts rednieil to $35 00 Wool Knicker Suits A special offering $10.95 the Suit Dress Specials One lot Silk Dresses $11.78 ltroiidcloth and Linen liri'HHcs reduced 1f'"4 All other presses reduced 20"r Silk Ensemble Suits Values regularly $.11.50 to $".9 .50 Now on sale $15.75 to $31.50 Shoes Reduced Special lots at $1.00, $'.95, $2.99 and Man's at $2.45 15 Off Underwear Sale All line reduced 15 2Sc Garments .. 21c 35c Garments 29c 5llc (inrmenta 42c 75c Garments 63c $1.00 Garments 85c ?2 ih (tiimientM Hosiery Reductions 15 Off 2"ic Hosiery ,.21ti 3"c Hosiery 29: .rc Hosiery 42i; ll.uii Hosiery 8; $1.50 Hosiery $1.28 $2.1)0 Hosiery $1.70 $1.70 $: "il Hosiery j All Dry Goods, Silks, Fancy Articles j 15 Off Corsets 15 Off $1.00 Corsets 85c $2 00 Corsets t...$1.70 $:t "0 Corsets $2.60 in) Corsets $4 00 EXTRA SALESPEOPLE WANTED-Apply at once. for assignment CITY COUNCIL IN AGREEMENT j to accept the proposition. (Continued from page 1.) The only airing on the agree ment is that tb city shall not TO TRAHF I ANin assess any pavlnn coata on the L newly acquired strip, to the abutting - property. . Mr. Creason statea that he baa already started plans to beautify the small park, which be desired to acquire to protect bis new building. As this park la directly In front of the new structure which he pro- he stntea that. It ter. Mr. Treason, owned what Is now known as Kinney's addition, a mill race running; lo the old Rast mill being Ute southern boundary of hi line, and the north line of Mr. Cord well's nronertv. that any new addition must connect I couid have been used in such up with the extension of some street already established. It was necessary for Mr. Creason to se cure a connection with Jackson street In order lo open up bis tract. To do this he traded to Mr. Card we! I a strip of land north of the mill race, and south of what is now Second Avenue South, for a triangular shape strip, which now forms the jntersectlon of Winches ter and Jackson streets and the small triangular park.' Jackson street was laid out nar row to its intersection with Second Avenue South, and then widened out. and when It was paved, was paved in two strips, with wide parking space In the center. The small triangular park in the Intersection of Jackson and Win chester streets was deeded to the city, and for many years has been the subject of beaut if icat ion pro jects, but nothing has ever been done to Improve it. It is evident from the trend of conditions, that Second Avenue South is soon to be a main artery, bearing heavy traffic to and from the eastern part of the county. As the intersection 1h narrow there is bound to be more or less conges tion, and a wider street la deemed advisable. Recently a fire destroyed the building which formerly occupied the space between Jackson and manner as to cause him much dam age in tiie future. He says that be does not expect to use the prop erty for commercial purposes, or ' to allow It to be used as such, but expect to make It a garden spot, and has already given the contract for ihj Improvement. The city will probably do noth ing to widen Juckson street at that point for the present time, but when conditions of traffic demand, the street can be straightened out, and a wide enough intersection pro vided to eliminate any congestion which may arine. NOTICE TO MUSCOVITES The meeting for tomorrow, Thursday night has been postiwn ed until some future date, which w ill be announced later. J. E. Pick ens, Duke. 6UNDAY SCHOOL SUPPER At 6:30 Tuesday evening, the. Men's Bible Class, the three Wo. I men's classes, all the teachers and members of the choir enjoyed a de licious hot dinner in the parlors of the Presbyterian church. There were several after-dinner speeches. Rev. Caldwell spoke on the "Wide ness of (Jod's Mercy" emphasizing the microscopic ear of each individ ual by God. Hon. B. L. Eddy spoke on the text: "Launch out into the Winchester atreetH. front hiK mi the! deep," urging Christian people to unnamed street connecting those' help carry on the work of the Sun two "north "of the park. Mr. Crea-j day school, by actual work and by son now proposes, and has pro- encouraging others in the work, cured plans, to construct a mod- Rev. McCullagh urged his hearers ern. permanent, reinforced concrete : to travel along the "Highway of business block, at a cost of about j Holiness." Mr. Kirk, the chairman l-lO.ouo. and it was deemed advis-of the evening, spoke briefly of his able, if a change U to be made in i Christian work among the tran the street, to take action at once. I sients. The tables were artlstical The members of the council made'ly decorated with roses and sweet- a thorough investigation, and it was believed that the street should be niraightened and widened by procuring a twenty foot strip from Mr. ('reason. He agreed to give the city this strip in exchange for the small park, and at the necial peas. Over sixty were present. PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY At 10:00 a. m. Thursday, the wo men nf the Preihvltrttin M iKninn meenng last mgncji was qocweti ary BOcfety will meet at the church t NW TODAY t FOR SALE Cellar yew wood posts. W, L. Hash. Phone 351-U WANTED-Roomers. House and motor to the home of Mrs, Fred Fisher for a picnic dinner.. The reg ular monthly business meeting will be held In the afternoon, at the usual hour, 2:30 p. m. The la dles of the Sutherlin Missionary Society will be present also. An In close 1 terestlng program has been plan in, good place for working man. ( ned, as follows: Devotional exer 415 Mill St. rises, Mrs. I. N. Park: a monologue MARC E L nlid-bn bTu7i7 5cTh a I r ! "Her Morning Mall," Mr. W, M. cut and curl 50c. Phone E7-Y. I Campbell; work In he Philippine 331 So. Main. Mrs. Amy Rogers. i'ni. Sutherlin ladles: violin ,?.,- , . - solo Dy one ot the todies of the via. WANTED TO RENT i or 5-room ';mBg 80clery Tnere ,, al0 ba Ii , several numbers by children, Mlza. beth Campbell, Annabel risner, house, unfurnished. school, reasonable. Call 260-L. FOR SALE Second hand re'rlgor-; Richard Arundel and others. Mr. and Mrs. Mlrkuleeky and .Mrs. M. E. Mahoney was a visitor daughter, Ethel, spent Tuesday In here yeitertlay from Oakland, and this city attending to business mat- j spent the day shopping and trans fers. They reside at Melrose, iarting business. I THE LIBERTY THEATER ONLY ONCE MORE LAST TIME TONIGHT SEE The World'i Funniest Motion Picture To see It is to laugh, and to IhiikU. Is to he Ii :i ii.v. The screen lias never before offered so full an evening of hi In dims enter lalumeiil and care five fun as "Charley's Aunt" brings lo you. tyie tunnhjt fine ever jcvenca ; LOCAL NEWSt I ! Visitor In Town j Hubert llraiirord was a visitor In, this city yttftmlay from polntx. north and tranxueted biiMliieHs. llei res hies at Yoncalla. , Business Visitor Carlton Llvingxtone spent several hours In thin city Tuesday tranact iiiK businen and vixltiiiK. IlcU a reitldent of (illdf. SfenJ Day .Mrs. It. K. Meltnu nnd family were In from the rural diti irt Tuesday nhnppiriK and atlemliiiK to business matters. I Goiter permanently removed .'without dmjrs or knife, and the I Reneral health Improved. Ir. C. ; K. ninyd. jroltcr specialist First I National Hank.' Coon i lie, Oregon. Spsndi Day j Hill Bailey motored from his home at South Ieer Creek Tues- ilny and spent ihe afternoon in . KofehtirK attending to business matters and visiting with friends. In Tuesday Forest Hlakely mid family mo tored here yesterday from (Hide and I pent the day lsliinx and at tending to business matters. From Drain J-e Hediiik was among the oit- of -town visitors to Fpend yesterday tit this city attending to husuies affairs. He resides at Drain. To Glide Mrs. Kldred Shmm. of this .city, left Tuesdny .for tiliile. where she will spend a week visiting with relatives and friends. j Mr. Olivar Visits Among thoM' from nolnts east of 'his city yesterday to attend to Imslness matters here watt K. II. Oliver, of Dixot.ville. . 61 Uutside White faint $2.40 Per Cation Denn-Gerretsan Co. ator. several Rood oil stoves. ' Judd's Furniture Store. FOR SALE Dodee car, 20n cash, or will take $100 down and rest In trade. Also Ford touring car for sale. Phone D7S-R. FOR SALE 6 room plastered house, close In. paved St.. garage, lawn, clear title for 12100. Chas. Kyes. S26 N.. Jackson St. AXMIN1STER ItlT.S Regular! u-ice $12. this week at special Plies of $::?., 5 for 9x12. Also S.3x lo.ti for $35. All new patterns. Powell Furniture ompany. JOHNCHASTAI"of the Meilford Fluff Rug works will be fh Rose burg Saturday. We personally de liver your order, that protects you. also we carry np samples to deceive you by. Phone 251. FORs ALE 120 "acres level "river bottom land. 20 acres 3 and 4 year old prunes, new house, two barns. Price $218 per acre. Terms. Chas. Kyes, 826 N. Jack- i son St. CREAM COWiTFOR-SALETwo thoroughbred Jersey epws, three years old, very gentle, 4 gallons each: all cream. Full Informa tion, Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. FOR REXT Five-room apart ment, furnished. Gas and wood range. 221 W. lane St. ITione 64-R. FOB SALE Strawberry farm. S acres. 6-room house, close to Roseburg. Very easy terms. In quire Rnseburg Poultry Market. Tonite Tonite SUMMER PRICES 25c y WORLD NEWS COMEDY ANTLERS FRIDAY: HOOT GIBSON .3 A. wit 5YD CHAPLIN CmW ty SroU Sidney (Mftirni him company hc Visitor Hr Win. Singleton was among tliose from point east of this city to at-' tend to hoinens matters here yen; tenlay. He Is from Oixonvllle. Frm Etgarose i Mr. and Mrs. K. K. SatuUiuUt were among thone fnttn the ru:iil disiriets to spend reveral hour ' here yentenlay on buttlneits and , nhopping. They reside at Klga rofe. i Visits Friends Ivan Pranton was among those from point a east of thin city to spend Tue.tdity visiting friends here. He resides at IMxonvillr. In Tuesday K. Siglelon reiunu d to his home at (Hide .m ern ay aft. r spending a short time here looking after business matin s. Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Psrklna Bldg. Roseburg, Or Phont 8. Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerve and Spine Specialist 324 Perkins Bldf. rhons (54 Hritnt4 N 7IIMZ TOMORROW AND FRIDAY FORBIDDEN CARGOES Rec.lv.. Inury ' I From 0lal1 Clifford Hess received a painful Mr. n, Mrs. 8 A. Ijiwrr ce re seralli nf llie left lower arm Tiles- turned to llleir home al tllslla e. dav afternoon at llanlen Valley, lei day afiernonn aft.' sn,llns hen picking cherries In Ihe or- several hours here on IT.jIne s ami chai.l on the lima place. II. s shopplr.g on a ladder, leaning against the' tree, the lad.ler slipped and he fell Prem Olalla on his left arm. which In aomef Mr. and Mm. Fred Hvron re. manner rendered hhn unconscious! turned lo their heme at iilslla yes fer a short time, lie came to this! terday afternoon after spending city whi-re Ir. llnuck attended the. some time here attending to bil.l Injury. I ness matters anj shopping. Dfi. DEAN B llpectall.t In tha 11 Jft- k.na '--Vt-. BUBAR rTHl.T tha flttiac of ...e. k.na t. Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Klectronlo and 'Electro-Theraphy ' msonc II Dt 417 Perklni Bldg. PboM 451 , Ourlnsurance Service Doc not stop serving when the policy Is algned. It Is always on the Job la the Interest of our client. KSiltlK. HI A MONFY MAKER Modern apart ment house, practically new; cen-: ' trally located: fully furnished. ' Price I5UO0. Small cash payment, i balance long time. Ijiwrence Agtncy, 125 Cass Street. Phone "19. 8AI.KRMKN WANTED SALE. MKN. Finance company who pur chase bad accounts, regardless of age or amount, then assist debt ors to repay, require several men to call on country merchants and solicit business. Nothing to sell. Each list obtained pays you I5.P0 to f25.no spot cash. Hustlers earn II r.u.i") weekly. For quirk ar tlon give permanent address and two references. Address: 41 R Lib erty flank Ulilg.. San Francisco. AM AN'SSI7.E "STOCK RANCH 712 acres In tract with thousands of acres of good outrange ad Joining: best feeding grounds In Oregon: S acres In growing crops; some excellent river bot tom: borders one mile on river: millions of fine saw timber: 6 room house: spring water piped In: 2 big barns; other buildings: will keep 5"0 sheep In side of fence: good team: harness; wag on: full set tools and Imple ments; Including threshing ma chine: engine; binder: rake; , mower and plows. 225 head fine ; shep: U cattle; turkeys: chick-'. ens: all crops In and growing: owner will sell on account of old age for very -small payment down: balance long time. Price tlS.ixirt. This la your chance. l-awrenee Agency. 123 Casa , . S:re. t. Phone 219. iCMTE & THURSDAY sillipf "Financially Embarraged" "Radio BroarJcaatinn" 10c - 15e MAJESTIC