Roseburg news-review., July 09, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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ROSF.BURC NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, JULY 9. 1925.
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The FINAL EFFORT of our FIRE SALE to CLEAN UP during the remaining days of this week will mark the close of the greatest sale ever
held in Roseburg. The repair of our store is almost complete, new merchandise is arriving.
A FEW OF THE REMAINING BARGAINS:
INFANTS SHOES
Values to $2.50
50c,nd98c
CHILDREN'S PLAY SHOES
Assortment to $3.00 Values.
To Close
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
WHITE SHOES
-98c
25c
LADIES SHOES AND
LOW CUTS
A good lot, final price
- S1.95
BOYS' AND GIRLS SHOES I
Bargains
$1.45
MEN'S AND BOYS'
ATHLETIC SHOES
To Close
S1.35
ia maBsammaBBaimaKss
BOYS' AND GIRLS STOCK
INGS OF QUALITY, HALF
PRICE
Men's and Young Men's
Mostly Small Sizesat a Clean-Up
taits Half Price
$3.50 Values $1.S5
$2.5(f Values $1.45
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WECOMA BATHS
In Bandon By the Sea
Will Make Your Trip to the
Beach Complete
One of the finest natatoriums on the coast at your dis
posal. Equipment all new. You'll find it delightful
there. An invigorating swin in clean salt water will do
you good.
Plan to Visit Us Next Saturday and Sunday
ton.
I rial
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Wall;
local
othii
pi aye
riaon
New York's first polico
iii, has handled in her offi
capacity. Further, Mrs.
iltun uppenrs in oie ot the
i(i It; roit'rf as herself.
large cast, headed by A'lr
I,eo Corbin and Johnnie
r. both of whom are prime
orites, includvs union g
. such well-kirwu popular
s as Pegy Kelly, Irma liar
und Wheeler Oakman.
ELK TRAINS WILL
(At iiit- I'n-iU l--.4J V it.
SALEM, Ore., July 1. Two auto
mobile caravans of California
Eiks, enroute to the national con
vention in Portland will bo escort
ed through the state, by the stale
traffic department during the
week-end. State Traffic Inspector
T. A. Kaffety announced today.
A caravan of 5 or lib curs of
Eureka and Crescent City Elks,
liavelmg over the Kcdwuod high
way, in du at the state lino Sat
urday noon wh'Te they will be nt
by officers of the suite traffic de
partment. A JJakersfleld caravan of 3." cars,
tiavt'liuc over the Paciic, hlehway
is dun at th Southern Oregon
state line ut 4 o'clock Saturday
afternoon,
chief Kaffety will attempt to
bring the two caravans together at
(.iraiit.sl'ass so they may travel to
gether the remainder of the trip lo
1 'frflaiirt. While traeing In Cnl
Ifoinia the caravans will be escort
ed by the California traffic depart
ment. They ai1 expected to reach
Salem late Sunday.
Antlers Theatre
Knt'lami's most daring liiKhway
nian, I nek Turpin, ui'sud his vo
cat. t'li b- ioie tiiu invention of the
ivp'ain.g ritle or revolver and he
was a writable arsenal as he "rode
1 the loads' at niht. An unnamed
1 chro'in I'T said 'When the reward
: on J i ii s head had increasetl to
i X 1 0' ti tonk the road ciy rylng
i thr. lit ace of hor.epistols, one
caiii.i'- and one cutlass'
J)n i. th refore carri' d nearly
fifty i'1'iiids of "artillery."
This cheerful rogue who histor
if:ii;; i"h r to as "1 ne Kobin ilood
j of tin- lioad" will be sen at the
Anluts theatre Friday and Satur
day, iiupi rsonaied by Tom Mix.
, 1 hi production tf '"Dick Turpin"
is !-aid to be the iineyt picture the
Ua;d-iiling Fox star lias made.
676 Stores in 44 States
105 New Stores in 1925
Word has come from our officials in New
1 Ysrk that 10. new Stores will be added to
our Nation-Wide Institution this year.
Several Stores will be opened in Statc3
i ... u.,. v, .
scnted, namely, .Maine, Alassnchusetts and
New Hampshire.
But four States now remain that are not
present in our retail family Delaware,
Florida, Rhode Island and Vermont.
676 Department Stores in 44 States, which,
, it is estimated, will do a business of approxi
mately $90,000,000 this -yearl
To you, this means a tremendous buying
strength resulting in your saving money here
in our low prices.
He Brooks No Criticism
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Thii it Jonathan
It rook t. nrw
ccntrrfirld'cr of
the '.'hicarjit
I'uht, who i$
drawing
attrntt m with
his firlt'infj and
Hitting.
The Cubt paid
lum'y-frc
thouian.t dollars
and two
playr to the
('ohm '
Am 'rich:.
Association
team. He has
ahead f made
himself
im men irt if
popular with th
Cub fans
MANY TEACHERS
ATTEND STATE
NORMAL COURSE
Mrs. Kdith S. Arkwt, county su
ptTinteinh'iit, has just I'-iurm-d
iiom viMiittK the Oregon Suiuue r
Noimal at Ahla id. Sin- fiils the
tueihihls and protesinnal i iaM'.i
nmrhtii by a heay eniollnient.
"The ait dfpai intent is duhi
iiuist el lee live mk and is show
Iiik a very rapif Kiowih." Mis.
I Ackei t sa s. Ashland has Ix en
labored iih a session of 1'rnit
Art Institute from .New ork. the
past two jiars, which has icail
hlleilKltieiied Die ail .1' 1 1tli llt.
Mi l.tnna H. Maisteis, who is
buildinK ui the music d paiihini,
i ha s ne music case hae ai-
ill itist doubled hi iMiinb'- r and ere
itilluient. Her clases in public
m hoot niUhlc, lundaiiientals i mu
sie, tneilk4)ds of music, histtny and
i api'ieciatton. are w. U nttemled by
I oar own teachers of lhnu:l;ts coun
.IV. The patrons of Nmu:I;is coun
' I) may be pl a.-ed to know that mi
, . o -
Liberty 'Miealn
"KiUies ol ine m reels, in Mr .
Hamilton's opinion, mu-t hv curb
ed by u tinn t'tit kindly parental
i i n i ! . Fro in ihe lirt lti;lit 11
dul ;elit e, l he Ii ij: li-spii il 'd
like Jiithtli. i: t iiiei.i tasie
of f i e ii f m:i. w It Ii Ii con in ly n
lared upon, le;nls Ih' in to cast
nil all )e.l:.iin', unlit a -t tn .In- ,
ii it It's case, hi . hk; .one I "o fa r.
I hey find t lie nisei en in the toils
of the law.
' 'Lilies of the S" reels," w hi. Ii
comes lo l 1m- Lib-nv T't :np' 1
.kMiitd.i. Mmi.l.iv ;ni. T I- mI.iv
r,ltled the "I:p Hop lit. .11 p.dlce
wni;in's pMtnte" h-iau-e Ho in
tensely drauia:ic si. it t-lls
based upon actual .e-.-s, inri.leiiis
..!.(! situations, w In. h Mrs. Ilattili-i
Majestic Theatre
It Is 1 -tiiae.h d that more than
or. huiulrt-d thousand r aders haik
loi w ard each year lo the annual
ii'-e by Janieit Oliver Curw ood,.
.'n'mw coev s the announcement that
iliiani Fox has adapted for the
sc.. en I'unvood's "Thn Hunttd Wo
iii.ni.'' a liir.inaiic nairiitive ol the
(at iuid(un s, done In that au-n.-trs
ru;;-d iivle. Here Is a ro
iii.uiee oi adentui- in the north
t:i wildemtss that carries with
ii a disiitictitc note of tenderness,
winch f lands out against the con
ir.c-tins bae!;i;roui.ti of primitive
nn n In naiure'a woodlands.
I'iie Hunted WOman" bt-ats
in II and si run k with the virile
I-v.'m ot a priiiirm love story. It
nit.vej wi!u ever nuit keniiiR
ni-ttini to a climax which rouses
read'T to a hlh pitch.
The Hunted Woman"' starts a
day run at the .Majestic the
i' on Friday.
expents Inereast their produc
tion costs, they simply raise ;he
selling price and pass it ak.r.i:.
Such is t he power of thoroiii,n
urKiiniatlon.
tit
Xrw
1 41 w
n mt.i.iy n;iris for Xlrfw-
k. H'lTinf. l'hnni.ic'ii. Mil
iKi'", ri.-itui jml (Klmint' liiml-
' " b.'is of r ihf old
or bniiK Hit mi in. Uh.nion
inan) ot mu h-achiTM ait
--i Vt
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Bathing Suits
A genuine Jatk Cody Columhinkuit, all wool suit will
give you comfort as will ns a licap of pleasure.
It's easy to wim in a Columbi.iknit.
PENC'E
i l.'ihl.mi iv 'liny an: Mrs. .M!ii:rtr-;
I ti lion.-, SulhiTllli; Misa .i una
Ml M.ua, Sulli.'lllli: Miss l.ui'lla '
U ) i ill r, lius. linn:; .Mi:. a Uillli'
I Si Inn. y. lius. 'hum ; Miss I'liiia,
j lll'ltll.- Muni, iius. nut K ; .Ml,-. I.ll- 1
, It. Ill llllir. lii.s.'t.UIK. Miss ,M. ll.il '
j Hal-. I. Mil..; Miss Mii I ha- ki. '
i V. iIIiim , Aliss Mnitli.- H.iii. i.,
Ili.n kiMiy : Miss Atii'S .lohliM.li.
, li. st. hi. Mi- s l.h.-a .'liuu Ii. hulls
j Nall.y, Miss Winona Smilli. Camas
all.') , Miss hniolli) ; ... M; hi,. !
I I'n-rk, l. MmI.'1 Mlii.,n,s. Mji-. I
! II- I'll-, k ; Mi s May U i. My 1 - '
Jl'i.t-k. Miss i:n.-.. N,- i,,n. Mm-.
I k ; Mi- K A k.-i l. .My r- -
II'' ( . k . Mi-s l.unllo Al.l
1 i. .Is-.-, i ll,- I':, . k ; Mi-- 1., ,,n
K.riil-,-. i 'aklali.t. Mi'- K...-I,. I Jal...
I;. . .1-I-..1 1 ; Miss lallll,-n l.n),
It. il-l-oi' ; .Miss l.nu.'Mii Join. .-on. ;
lt' ,ls 'ol I , I
OVSTERV HATCHERY
IN NORTHWEST
SKAT I I.I'. Jil.y 1 - An oy,i. I '
lial(i.-M lo i',,lii,-o i.,-,.ral mil-li-.ll
:s a s.-a.on ih,. v .,t k (In
MininoT ol l iod-ssor 'I rivor Km-
I'.ii.l, 111 ihart-.o ot Ih.' yooloi-y
IM.rnm in ot Hio I inn-r.siiy of
a-liuii-tiin. 1
Ills ol.,,-t In to ronin-.m-l-iiiM-l!o
.lap.in,-s,. oyster rtlil. h la . 7.-
"'" Lis In a f. ,r.:-. K:n- i
t.nJ s.t-k. to l.-tain tht-s,. -: ai.-l
,l,i.'l.-i id. -in Imo ovsl,-!-, Iliioii-.-!!
lh-liat, Iiip-i ot Jupatirs.- tcs's has
II, W .,- lousl) b, i u nil. i-i s .lul iu ,
lllls c-onnlri. 1
Tho Iiauhory In nmr llMliis-1
limn. II" nillr. uorlh of lioro. anil
In on of tlm-o onf, r htrli,-ri,'s
in tht irnrl.l. lb olhfr to bt-lug
In .Sw York nj Coiin-ticut. j
1 .
A CioocVOil-Cookstovc
a "City-Ivasy" Solution!
I 1 "llr l-ifs -n-iiik cat) be
Vm-(; ' ., !! '. c J i;ood oil cnaik-
vftj'i !'". No mil'-- tires to tend
WV M!' r":''dc s '"f"'
f "M ' -And the fuel ('rob!, :n presenting
' l''c tAirx in f u.kkI, , -. t juid i-Jie
?S-s( " lcd . nut he
li'.rl t'V
t.r:,s ktn.sci.c t!.c V
p.i:'. r-!-.::es .ipJ rc-r.
c.-jt. no s:tv-l.f, l-i .
hut mtv-nso H.imc tli.i'
M ike your r-,1-,.
c.-nt .nd ct mi r.:. i!
u.c P-.-.irl P,t. (V,i
th.it' r.,jn T.'nc.i t
llajvi "I'l A
S lAMHKIl (Ml
1
e you asls for
1 '-it's the hia!
so it burns
lor; nothing
at hc.it!
'-sfoxe as effi
. it should be
- by t!ic nanc
1 -ur pnitev:ion
a. oil".
! :)M PANY
5 M";
m oil
O O(KtK0Si NE)
o o
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IIR-VT
LIGHT
Nineteen tralnloatla of ni nibera
I of the Klks loties in various cities i
of the I'nitvtl iitalts, will pass
thiouKh Kose'aurx between the ainj
and lsth ot the month, on the way j
to, or home from, me national con
vention at Portland. Lodges from;
New York, Cleveland, Chicago, San I
Kraneittco, Cincinnati, Jersey City,;
. I'itl-sbuiK. lallas, Philadelphia,
j cities of New KiiKland and Florida,
New Orleans, letroit, lxs An-1
Keles, and fatadena, w ill be amonp I
those pas.--.iiiK through Roseburg. i
Only a few of the trains will ro
, tnnlUKh during the day time, the
majority of them reaching the'
'. city during the early morning. The
I trains tire scheduled lo arrive as I
: iollowsv July lit, New York, 4.55 a.
! in.; Ohio train, a. m.; July 11,'
1 I'nuaKo, H.'.iu a. in., July lii, San I
Fiauei;,co. 1:4. a. m., July 17, Cin-:
iinnati, 3:45 a. in.; Jersey City,
i;15 a. ru ; 1'ltt.sburg, a. m.;
, Dallas, 7:u a. in.; l'hiladeiphia.
New Kimluml 4:15 p. in.; July l
s:ii a. in.; New York 3:Hu p. m.;
tiotila 5:45 a. in.; July 12, Cleve- Uut one of the nation's hlg-t
lai.d, 11:25 p. m.; July 13. New Or- industries agriculture, is not Or
leans, 12:;;.. a. in.; Detroit. 1:15 a. guni.ed, rxtvpt in spots. The re
in.; l.os Angeics, 1:25 a. in.; l'asu- sources ot agriculture in thi
.it na, T : 15 a. hi. 'country ure inexhaustible. It is
In addition to tluve special a giant industrv, on which the
trains, there will he n number of prosperity of cities dep. nd, wi it
extra sections to he regular pas- ,s ,llH pt.oiest indusiiy in ail the
senger trains. country tho day laborer is more
. " " 1 prosperous in comparison.
Stude mmer costs less per pound . . ,. ,. .
: jlua Mlu.r " And the iarmers thenistlves arc
'Miiht ij iu iiiiiuiu itir ii;is eon ui
1 lion. hil-j ail other industries
have organized for profits, the'
.general farmers continue tlir vame
1 old individual process. hen
'they came o sell ttiev were sel-
Now to '"'PanUations, not as one'
,orgiinizutlfn to anothvr, hut ha in-
di iduals. u farmer here a mi there, i
,aiid they sell at the price the.
organizations set for them.
The business nf the w orld Is
; handled thrunch nrgani.at ions
now anrl ihe farmers binsin w.; is
also as ?otm as it l-aves his
hands. The individual farmer
Island a p-ior chance again-l such :
odds. He hi in ply com petes wit h
, his neighbor In helping the mid- i
die interests to hold his product
prices to cost of production.
learly the i euuircuieuts lor taili ' tarmets imit oicani.e and do
Krade. huslto ss collect ively. It is no .
New sacks or tood seconds rearer undertaking than tin- or- -
.shall be us,d in marketing all I". Panuation ot labor, whuh ruined
S. No. 1 stock. t
4. Kvery sack must be sten
cih'd showing the grower's name, 1
atl.iiess unit the rude coiMained)
wiihiu the sack. i
' 5. Potatoes sold for seed must
Mate? in addition to the above, th" ;
are-ty of potato.
tl. In the lufurc It will ! un
lawful to use tlo- word tvriii'eii
S.ed Tot a toes" nnle-s the s-ack j
: actually contains stock, rertitied !
b representatives ot the College j
haMng authority to certify under j
itrtaui rubs and regulations, f
Potatt'cs priper com: lite un- i
dei this cljf3 will be sMilei hy
'the certlf.caiion hoard. 1 !ie at
tUfhniem vi tins seal will b"
prima t.icle evidence ot ce;i,i, a- !
lion. The law carr:vs reita.nl
peuali ie lur violati.ni anil should '
L otwyed hy eery one growing,
dl-tnlnititu or ihfrpini: potatoes.!
Th.' Pepartment ot hum t'r'-ps
of t). A. C. i piepand to f ut : 1--U i
any oup w it h cut t m-:l lor la-
i W ni; sacks at a roft of 25 ivnt i
per stencil. Onbr !tr
should be pooled thrquch th" ot
tice of tl." County At nt to
cure the jibxe price, topics oft
the law may be had and aiiplv
of stein il id'i be se n at the
County Akcnt ottce. I
derii-ken. T'.ey must put tlivir
own pi!e on thir ow ri k ;tts hih)
ni:: im a in it . They must buy to
g.-t'e r as well. Oriratii7ed as
tightly as oth,jr classes, the far
mer's business wtiuhln't be t he
football it Is now for the middle
men to kick around.
Send in Your Nunc
Any meinVer of the Crance,
Kare.r-is I'uio'n. or oh' r farm or
ftani:iti(n may ha.e the bulle
tins fiom the State Market Agent
sent to him weekly by send in g
his name and dress to the Slate
Market Ag nt, 71 1 Couit House
Pot-bind.
Potato tradin:
In l-lMccl
illy It. . Cooney. )
Ptitato growers' o the county
Will be Interested hi Oregon
new potato law. The main 1 u
t u res of this law are:
I. The requirement that all
potatoes offered lor sale shall he
graded into lour main grades, us
lollop s:
C. S. No. 1 Fancy. S. No.
1, P. S. No. 1 small, I. . No. 2,
and No. :i tirade.
'Ihe law sets forth iuit
Acwspaper is
tlie -shopping window
for Thousands oP
customers
j,ctomcr- ij
I
1 1 most imporstblo when im.i
State Mark-t Atcnt lpart
nient, a", t. Spen.f. Mrket !
Agent.
The most of the industries o ,
the nstton srr thorou v nr-t!i-i
Ud and 'he hav-p iMle y
about ruinous competition. Pi.ej
are (Benrrul tu nui.-l tf Cue Iti.-.
It tht re is dt tnsi'd rn nnjli. trade
t-nough. they w ill it-! their pro
Itti. When wan. ta or othr
, , . W if ? a. - l.i
ft rvtf u auK if ji-j
How About (Tour
Goods f
,3 -
tl.-v V....
It's a real pleasure
to travel by stage I
ppced with snfetv. conihinoJ w ith scenic
hcautv.corrfortahle and frequency
ol scrAicc. t.ive travel is enjovahtc at
any season M the year.
Vc take the work out of travel and put
rlca- ure in. Ask your ticket office for a
li of the beautiful trips on, or in con
ncction with, our lines.
. COAST AUTO LINES
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