Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, June 26, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. JUNE 26, 1925. Summer's Newest Styles SHOES Thilntter, trimmer, are the later pattf-riis ' jul rrrrv-d In kill, patwit and waiin. 'J tiHw Hlyl-'b are now ih talk of the town, l.et us (it you Ju our Cool Shoe Dept where fitfinic will be a . plt-ttMjru. Summer Wants Now Specially Priced. Printed Silk Chiffon and Georgette Dresses $16.95 li.UhlliK Suitu, Chini-ne I'musol. VolltH, ' Silks belter Service better Merchandise SATURDAY'S SPECIAL O'CEDAR . MOP For Cleaning Dusting, Polishing This is a regular $1.25 ar ticle, complete with han dal and tin container. The handle is of the new spring-lock: type and mop is chemically treated to gather and hold the dirt. Saturday Only 98c Better Service Better Merchandise REPRESENTATIVE OF GRANGE BULLETIN VISITS ROSEBURG many difficulties confronting the I farmer can, to a decree, be auc- Mlw Kuth A. Hraham. upeHal KI CIAK. OrP.. June 26.-Ijine advertising reprenentative f the . unty re.ejved congratulation! Oregon Orang Bulletin, arrived ! rm ""'retary of Agriculture Jar hern today from Portland and will ! (,lne ibl joining for having the h In ih tlil. Htv for v.rul Krentent number of aurrexnful fnr- X NEW TODAY X FOR SALE Wicker jo-cart. Phone days In the interest of the )ulle- tlu. Phe nan been ranvasairift a number of tire larger t il ten or the tttaie during the pant few months and has met with exrellent mir cfH, ecuring a large volume of advertising for thlu popular pub lication. The Grange Unllelln is edlttd and managed by Ir. C. H. Ifailey, of South DttfT Creek, and the pub lication U printed und mulled tnvrn ro-ooerurlve enterprises In Oregon, at a one-hour nesfdidon wit h leading farmer and busf nesri men of Kuifen at the cham ber of commerce tills morning. Mr. Jardlne said that he had re ceived reports of Eu term's co operative work, through his bro ther. James T. .lardine. director of the Oregon experiment atallon. who accompanied him on the trip from Hose bit nr. "Keep up the good work." ihi nerretary said. front t ho nflli'A at (Iih Vewtt-He- view Comiiiinv In this city. Ir. ",r ,nP co-operative marketing In Uulley since taking the manage- ""'V way the former can put menl of the paper ha brorght It I nls kindness on a profitable, bals to a high standard of efficiency i ""'1 f- ''v making a and It is now recognized an on!"'' f co-operative work In of the leading (JraiigM publics- California and have found the lions of the nation, li haa a large reason they are aucrenxful Is bvs circulation in this Mute and IIh t they've used bunlns me- siibw riptlon lima are constantly I 'lioda. I don't know of any big IncreuHing. showing that "the ef- t niiHlnpss today that is being con forts of .Mr. Hailey are duly up- dueled anv mor ucrensf ully than predated by Crangn members and f California agriculture. others. Through the able nslnl- ance of Mltu Crahaiu, the Itulle tin's special ad vertlnlut; reprenent atlve. it has been necessary to double the frp(iieney of the pub lication of the puT. owing to the great demand for advert Mug spare. Formerly the bulletin waa iwHited only once each month, while now two issues appear monthly, brimful of live news mutter and showing an excellent It's the surplus that's been breaking ugrlculture every where. California Is getting on because they are merchandising products of the noil as Gary ta merchan dising his steel." Secretary Jardlne was unable to visit the Kttgene Fruit 0 rowers Association plant as he planned, although he discussed It with AL 11. Ilariow, president and J. O. Holt, manager. Mr. Jardfn' patronage of advertising matter ;narty Included his secretary IV M. from all wtlona of the state. jftussell. his brother, Jamea T. Jar Miss Craham Is here to renew dine; A. JenKen, executive sec old contracts and solicit new busl- iretary of Orvi.-on Agricultural Col- ness for the bulletin. - I'-g'S J. a. nexeii. ijean or ttie ctiooi or commerce at n. A. ( ,TUA!K Will trade radio aet for wood- llellowa Itadio Shop. FOU-s7LKFii7!urdy Vroctoll plants of Butuer's late strain. 8. W. Leake. j TKXLK Chevrolet car for f tfi j worth of wood. Jockwood Motor Vo. F 1 K S A L E R r an nia r e a weight n" g o"t each, $75 takes them. Lock- wood Motor Co. ( Ui i M KL A V S I K V V ill a tain do washing, ironing and mending. it2'J Winchester St. FOR RKNT After'july 3. turniih ; en houe, parage, city water and St., phone 2iS-J. Ft ) It 1 1 K X T Fu rn Ished a7a rtnien t j close in. Knqulre at 3St Kaat i iKiuglas St., or phone 140-L, I0 YOU want to sell your "car? Itring it to Mathews, the used i car man. Ily the city hull. FOIt TIKNT - Modern furnished ! apartment, electric range, gar ! age. Inquire 4i4 W. iKjulas. VVANTKI) FOR CASH " Late model usel Fords. Mathews Mo j tor Kxchange. Ily the city hall. 1 Cm W" FUR SALK Fine Jersey cow i for sale at sacrifice price. Miir ; tin. West 1 use burg. 1'hone 16F3. :fmr SALK No." 18 Russell thresh ! er, used only three seasons. Priced to sell at 1-3 of it cost. C. A. IjOfkHood Motor Co. ' WANTK1 " 2nd handrj-inch gal j vanized pipe. Address P. O. liox I loii. city, or see i. M. Hess, fed ! era! building Janitor, afu"V4 p. FARMER'S NEEDS ARE DISCUSSED JEWS INVEST HEAVILY IN PALESTINE LANDS j spent by the Palestine Foundation Fund In the Holy land was con tributed by American Jews. fAHitI I'm- tv-ah-it tt'ir.) JERStTALKM. June 26. (A. P.) Tho Jewish National Fund has Invested almost f6.0uo.00ft in the purchase and Improvement of land In Palestine from October, lJtL'O, to April, 192j, approximately the p-r Jod of Sir Herbert Snmuel admin istration as high commissioner, ac cording to a report issued by the world headquarters of tho fund here. Of this money $5,194,440 wan spent in the purchase f agricul tural and urban land and $774,150 In land improvements, including the drying up of swamps, road building, water supply Installation and building loans to new settlers. Twenty-nine of the 43 colonies established by the I'MeMine Foun dation Fund (Keren Hayesod) dur ing this period, were built on laud purchased by the Jewish National Fund. This includes the dozen colonies thus far estnbllKhed by the Palestine Foundation Fund as part of its colnnzfntlon scheme In building up the Valley of the Jez reel. Ttnth the Jewish National Fund and the Palestine Foundation Fund are financial agencies of the World Zionist Organization, the former being a land-purchasing agency, and the latter engaged In the prin cipal constructive enterprise such as agriculture, education, public hraliti and promotion of trade and Industry, alined at the rebuilding of the Jewish Homeland. More than sixty percent nf the $s,AOo,ntu MEETING TONIGHT ! The Rosehurg Rod and (inn Club will meet tonight tonight in Us ; regular business session. The meet ing Is to take up matters relative to the summer shoot program, and other Incidental business. A full attendance of the membership is deaire J. , and Robert M. Kerr. They ar rived In Kugene at 10 o'clock. I made a flying visit to the new PV QFr1 IARH1NF Eugene Hot-el and went direct to Ul OLU Jrtiwini-. ,hM rinnlU(.r of commerce. The speaker's 20 listeners gathered In a yeml-circle around his chair. As he was presented with a glas of fo I un derstand. I am among dirt fnr- mers? Iet's see the hands of tho'e who are dirt farmers here." Only two, men displayed hand. Mr. Jardlne was then Informed that the group consisted chiefly of brads of co-opera live enter prises, business men of Kngene, u ti d re 1 1 red farmers. i Continued from page 1.) absorb all possible Information ! -cUl milk Im said : and advice In the hope that the 20" Cooler Than the Street Lower Floor Anf frt V"J1 LI lUllfHPW.'t DAILY WEATHER RE PC RT U. S. Weather Hureau, local office, Rosehurg, Oregon, 24 hours ending 5 a. m. Precipitation In inches and hun dred i lis: Highest temperature yesterday 12 Lowest temperature last night aa Precipitation, last 24 hours Mi Total precip. since first month .60 . Normal precip. for this mouth 1.07 I Total precip. from Sept. 1, 1024, to date 41.91 ', Average precip. from Sept. 1. j 1N77 33.70 Total excess from Sept 1, 1!(24 ! 8.21 ! Average precipitation for 46 j wt aensons, (September to I May, inclusive) ..31 4 I Fair and continued warm tonight and Saturday. WILLIAM HKI.L Metenrolitlsf B HOUSE TAINT $2.40 per Gallon y Denn-Cerrctsen Co. I !l, ' I Hcnt with can. FOR SALK One acre close In; good plastered house, barn chick i en hou.se, garage, city tfater and I lights. Price $lt5h; easy terms, j Chas. Kyes, f26 No. Jackson at. ANOTHKR" FORD'RARGAIN 1923 j Ford touring, mechanically O. K., ! lots of extras, easy t terms. I Mathews Motor Kxchange. Ily i the city hall. FORD RARtJAIN 192 i roadster ln excellent condition, guaranteed 3u j days. The price is reasonable. Mathews Motor Exchange. Ity j the city hall. NOTICK TO LOI(;KS"aT)d"other so cieties Rainbow Oardens is for lease to lodge -dances any night exci'Ot Wednesday or Saturday. Call 112. I 3- Special Offerings-3 Regular 45c Value ' Figured Dress Lawns (36 inches wide, all of them.) Mostly light checks, stripes and figured patterns, to close out at 29c a Yard 3 and 5 Yard Remnants Fine quality Dress Voiles, Dotted Swisses, and Silk and Cotton Crepes, - Special y3 Off A GROUPING OF Washable Dress Silks All Silk Fabrics in light stripes, checks and plaids. A regular $1.75 value Special at $1.35 a Yard 0 ABRAHAM "THE SILK STORE" i ! I DANCE AT OLALLA HALL Saturday Nitc June 27 20' Cooler Than the Street Lower Floor Antlers DeMolayDanceJ Bwtmwtf For all Masons and He Mnlavs tonight, nt the Rainbow Garden. Dancing at 9:00 O'Clock Admitiion 50c Per Person "It's hot here, but It'll be cool out there!" All those wllh extra room, please call at Masonic building at H:Hn for "earless" ones. EverYone be there for one of thonn enjovable club dances. TONICHTI By All Means Worry Cillers your Home, Business, Personal Kffecta und Auto are fully protected by Insurance. Insurance's Our Business HMSONIC BIOG. I THE LIBERTY THEATER I LAST TIME TONIGHT J At Our Own Regular Prlctt Only 10 and IS Cent Crop Insurance Insure your hay and grain now. Our agency offers you real service In fire in.nii am-c matters. We write automo bile insurance. G. W. YOUNG c SON INSURANCE 1 16 Can St. Phone 417 i "it FOOL AND HIS MOM Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nitt and Spine Spfclallnt. 324 IVrklnn III.Ik. rhona Sr,4 From the Sensational Book Hy George Barr McCutchcon Also: The Go-Gettcrs Comedy The Racehorse Story. DR. DEAN H BUBAR RMclalll in th Cllllnc of l!ln.Ma 111 Jik.tn Pt. COMING The Big Three Day Special for Sunday, Monday and Tuesday "STRONGHEART" In Jack I-ondon's Story of the Frozen North Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Bldtj. Roieburg, Or Phone S6. LIBERTY THEATRE. "Strongheart," wonderful dog netor. Is starred In thU adaptation of the famotiH Jack London novel, and he proves brilliantly equal to the hardest and at the name time the best part that was evt'r written for a dog. in all- probability. Ad mittedly the master of stories of this x kind, - London wrote Into "White Fang" Hie vry noul of a great animal, half wolf, half sled dog. "Strongheart" not only has to act In Ibis picture, but he haa to thi nit. And he does both! Theo dore von Kltz, Ruth Dwyer and Mathew He-, three sterling thes pians. are forced to take second honors. At the Liberty theater Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. j MAJESTIC THEATRE. William S. Ilnrt, b. :ng a two fisted western character, believes In fcilluwing up hia leads meaning ; "Wild Itlll llirkok." which will be on the x( reen of the Majestic thea- ( tor, tntmthl and Saturday. Now cnmeH his hi ennd recent Paramount production. "Singer Jitn McKee," which opened at that theatre yesterday. If you thought "Will lliir; was the Ideal Hart Western, you'll be at a los for words to describe "Singer Jim," for Rill's never did anything quite like it. He rides and i hoots and fights like hi's never done before. He , revels In the title character, a role of hts own creation, for he wrote the original story himself. CM f ml Smith direct' d the picture which Includes in the nt rotor supporting cast. Phyllis Haver, leading woman, Gordon Russell. Bert Sprotie, Ruth Miller, Kdwaril Coxen. William iyer. George Siegtuann and others. If you're looking for real enter tainment, why go further? Here it Is - entertainment plus- all the Hart pictures rolled Into one. ANTLERS THEATR t. All the charm that marked Zieg feld's staire production of "Sully" fs cam; lit and rnhanced In First Na tional's screen version of the same play, with Colleen Moor! In the title role. I "Sally" opened yesterday at the Antlers th'-atre. is a colorful and delirhttul story, h'-autifully photograph d and "staged." and tho direction of Alfred K Green is woilhv of the hU-he( pr.'r.e. Colleen Moore e t a tdi Vt her S' If beyod ii'ietinn with such si'P- rttis as "Fl.tntii'i: Nouth" aul "So Bii'." but in Siillv" ?h r.-to e-'ll ."enter h.-ulits I b;r fle of th tii!itn lit'i.. lt u 1 t li the or-ph-inaire. who (hrntieh s!hr force In r own ciHr n .-r nes to the fame of a rreat dancer, aft.wlx the star wiilr opportunities for the ex ercise of her talents. CHRISTIANS DEFEATED. In the Twiliirhf league came nt the ,iiiv.'lvood field last nUht. the Cliri-ti;n church team was defeated by the i.l. F. tlou by a score of t to .V Th" Kami was quite chwely cotite-ted in spi'e of a meat deal of loos.- fi. I.i'ng and numerous errors on hifli sib . NOTICE TO FORD OWNERS The regular Ford reflectors ami tyie H Ford lens xwill meet requirements of the new state law. C. A. l-rockwoud MotorCo. , LOOKING GLASS ITEMS. The last ween of high school was n very busy one for the teachers, 1 the graduates und the aehool in general. On Sunday evenlqg. June 14, there was the baccalaureate pro !gram In the Methodist church. Rev. , K. 11. Itarlon officiating. T dec orations were complete and dainty; the music was appropriate and well 1 rendered, ami the sermon was very good. Monday evening the alumni j of the high school gave a party in i honor of the graduates on the hill j above the James" home. A weiner ' roast and games ook up a good ; deal of the tittie. Much enjoyment i was the result. There was a thea ter parly Tuesday lor many of he pupils. Wednesday the graduates ; ere guests at the A. 11. Moosle I home for luncheon. ' Thursday, the whole hfph school had an ice-cream social at the home of Prof. T. S. I Thompson. Friday evening. June 19, the week's doinus came to a grand finale in the graduating ex ! erclses at the Grange hall. The , ball was tasteliilly decorated ih flags, bunting and flowers. The 'governor of the state, Walter M. Pelrce, was present and ve the comnienceni. nt address. The music and other ex-'reises were excellent Altogether, it was the bst com mencement ever staged In Looking Glass. The visit of the governor and his Inspiring speech will long be remembered by the biggest au dience ever assembled in S.ie Grange hall here. Men's -Oxfords Come in and see that new line of Men's Oxfords, in the new shades of light tan calr, black, calf and toney, red calf. These are good quality shoes with welt soles and I will give service. I rice per pair $6.25 LAUNDRY KIDS !r n If-)1 HOUSE- WSLrfC i hold Jy&s LINENS 4Wrir WE. LAUNDER LINENS IN A WAV That brin&s us Compliment each day. The manner In which we K "do up" household linens meets with thu hostess' approval. The manner In which we launder her table cloths, bed spreads and pillow cases appeals to her sense of politeness. ' Roscburg Steam Laundry PHONK 7U I'lCXIO TODAY. The annual Raptist Church pic nic was held today at Lindblom Grove, east of Dixonville. Cars left the church at 10 o'clock, and it was expected that there would be an attendance of about 250 of th-3 member and friends of the church. Plana were made for games and sports during the day with a banket dinner at noon. The grove afforded an excellent place for the picnic, a there I no large strvam to cause danger to the smaller children. j Autos Washed and Polithed. All worn guaranteed and satis factory or money back. Free crankcase service. Texaco non stutter Ford oil. Gil ham's High ' way Garage. Phone 478. 20' Cooler Than the Street Lower Floor Antlers Have your feet been "Footographed?" If they have not you don't know what real shoe comfort means, nut you can 1" am, any time you like, with out trouble or expense. Inexpensive Oak Chiffonier If you are needing an odd Chiffonier we can supply your wants in neatly de signed pieces. that are in- expensive. The value is unusual from the stand point of quality, style and price. See Us for Anything in Furniture I1UA IU!i E l?l N. Jack ton St Rorburg "White Fang" Dr.' Harrison Folk Chiropractor 5" Electronic and Electro-Theniphy LILAC CIRCLE Sutvl il m-'llnr n-Khi. June :T. ai K. P:itinlsv of 1- hill. &MItMIIIMIM.I.M.MI.XI Perkins Bld.Q Thone 491 r 'mr pnl hrttiic oiir fri.'ntU. llv or.l-r ef 0. X. Kidder's Shoe Store Rosehurg, Ore. Opening Summer Dancing Season Rainbow Gardens Saturday Nite MTS1C BY Deedle' Swanee Six Featuring "Oh How 1 Miss You Tonile." the valu. San went wild about. Francisco j WHITE IS RIGHT S Low Shoes that take H the temper out of tem sj perature. j See our late styles in summer footwear. MODERATE I PRICES I ROSEBURG BOOTERIE $ IRVIN BRUNN S Shoes That Satisfy and Fit V Your Feet lij Perkins Bldg., Roseburg Tonite .and Saturday ILLIAM S, HART Wives Sometimes object tn Life Insur ance. Widows never do. Oregon Life Chas. S. McElhlnny 24S N. Jackson St. NOW SHOWING The Biggest Amuse ment value in Oregon! JIMI kUHl Williim&Uirl 10c 15c The Picture You will want to sec twice PATHE REVIEW Blair Stewart Lyric Baritone 10c 35c .