Roseburg news-review., July 10, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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Each week is revealed some greater-than-ever surprises that no one can afford
to miss. This week, for
Friday and Saturday
WE OFFER
greater values than any yet advertised
A sale that assures two of our best values for the price of one.with no
chance to miss
A, Dress Free
A $5.95 linen or broadcloth dress your choice of color and style -will be
given free to every purchaser of one of our very newest printed siik georgette
or Silk Chiffon Dresses, at the amazing low price of
(Many of These Dresses Have Slips to Match)
-fid
1 Y
Dresses and Dress Materials
Our leadership for many years in this field of merchandising enables us to
bring to you greater values than will b; found elsewhere. The service that
goes with each sale, the alteration we guarantee to satisfy, the savings we en
able you to make, the assurance of quality goods, all make it to your advan
tage to see us first.
DON'T OVERLOOK
DON'T OVERLOOK
DON'T OVERLOOK
New Values in Summer
Innnnv.l iwr. v 1 f 1 J fll 1 .
ddujudiu iiepea i nevlOL winnings; shoes shoe Dept.
$1.39
6 vd. i.nn
An extreme reducllon because
of low stuck. Several shades i Klrongest f material for Shirts,
li ft a IKipulnr yard wide silk, i Chlldii n'a PJny Clothes, fit.
I
Special Console Hi t. for Satur
day 4 pieces, 98e
Our Fret' Itress Special for
Friday uod Saturday.
. MUNSING
UNDERWEAR
GOSSARD
CORSETS
Better Merchandli
Better 8ervic
BRITISH BUSINESS MAN
ORDERS BAN ON GIRLS'
LIGHT ST0CKING3
CARDIFF, July 10. Tli ninna
K r of a lnrK bunlnns house has
Crfattd conit(rniitlon anionic hl
women cmpioycii and thoxe of oth
!tir conci'ms, by IhsiiIiik Inslruc-
tlonn Hint hln staff inut not war
rhainpaKno-colorctl or f p$ lo .1
'ntorkiiiKK durltiK bUKlnt'xn hourn.
Thin hint (IcvfldjHMt Into quite a
TohtmvtMHy and (ho Krwit qu8
tlon of (he day Ik "Art" Unlit Htoek-
iiiK niul abbreviated klrt er-
mlHibJe for business Kltin?"
! One Ktrt lias revolted ami rtlKn-
led rattier than wear the orthodox
l black RtockhiKM. She tiaytt: "My
1 Mocking do n( IntereiVre whh my
eUlclei.rjr and there In no reason
; why, because I am a bUrtlnt'mi Kill,
! that I should not be vmart. .lenities.
In thin hot weather I i k tit uttK-kliiKa
make one ffl cooler. Anyhow, Uiey (
look t'OOliT."
lUM.AItlA I'l.WS
ixi;iiit.vno.
Kniplnyment bureau opened nt
r.tlt North Jitckxoti St. rhone 22H.
SOFIA. July HI. The ltulxir
ian Koverntn'iit N prepiiriiic to
celt-hrute the lootith aniiivemry
of thn rotnidliiK of the Kingdom
nnd thn roth Hiiiiivertmry of -Karln
liberation from Turk.!,
rule.
A virion of brilliant festtv HI.
nnd historical exhibition will he
planned. KepreKeututlveti of all
foreign power will he Invited
ly the Hulfiirl.tn government.
Saturday Special!
CONSOLE SET
OWYHEE PROJECT V V !
IS NOT FEASIBLE, t NEW TODAY
SAYS SEC WORK
I FOR SALE 8-hour service on ko-
(-o kil Y,rm imA wire.) dak finishing. Clark, Casa 8t-
ONTARIO. Ore.. July 10. Fol-' tuli HALL One Ramboulette and
luuing a meeting here this morn-'
98c-
uK when the im-rlta of the Owyhet
i reclamation project wero di.scun-
eJ Hubert Work, secretary of thj
intrrlor, issued the following
i siatt-ment for publication:
j "If an some claim, I am com
' p N-d by law to build the Haker
; project, quite n-Kanlless of the
opinion of the secretary of the in
; tt rfor a to Its feasibility, I whall
not delay Its construction. J do not
I tM-lieve It fa feasible under exlstinK
j laws, and expert, both of the bur
' cau of reclamation and the dfpart-un-ni
of aKriculiure, have so re
ported to me." ;
one Delaine buck.
1'hoov 14FH.
lioyvr Bros.
SPECIAL
PER SET OF
4 PIECES
This Is Certainly a
Real Value
! RoaweU Mineral water baths for
! that kidney trouble.
i BLOODLESS REVOLT
i IN PERU REPORTED
NVw di'Klun, Ix aullful finish and
a remarkably low price. No hotnoi f.V.MA. Peru. July If). El Com
ix com wllhout Ilila wi. Coiik'hi prijo'd corrcnponilHiit at (iuayaqull.
In ml, blui Ami Krcen sollil anil lr- Kcuador. rfporla thn oven h row of
riil.-nccnl rolora. Fruit howl has tin- Ki u:nlor. an irovriim..n( i
fHt-il xtand
JUST WHAT YOU WANT
FISHER'S
"WW
CONCERT WELL ATTENDED"
: Quito by a bloodless military
I movement. It U not known wheth-;-r
the movement waa directed only
j against the cLbinet or also against
President Cordova.
The dispatch says, government
officials at Quito were imprisoned
.nnd that the movement In believed
to have been widespread In Kcua
The band concert Riven last
nlKht by the IioukIhh County Con
cert land was well attended and 1)r. c.murto S. Cordova Is presl
ureal ly enjoyed I he band offer-1 ,,,.( of Kcuador and the cabinet Is
ed a illversifled program which, h,.,i,.d by Ur. A. II. Ij.rrea as min
a II music lovers could enjoy, and ,tir of fo,.ein affairs.
liberal apiiluuse wus
selection.
Klven each :
Doswell Hotel for good eats.
Camp bids and mattress. ZIkUt
Fee Jldw. Co.
l'MTl:i KTATKrt il:'IS
)l.l j.XI'AXKSI-:
HOOK.
SKATTLE. July 10. Twenty
fir volumes of Japanese pe'.ry
Iieptriiu7 vividly uie in japan in
ine t'iKiiieenin ccninry recen!iv
were presented to the Tnlversity
PORTLAND. July 10. The Orm- f Waahinpton library hy I'rnfet
Ron crop of all wheat tflves rrom- !Ur An.'saki. librarian of the Uni
ts of about li.00n,pi) bushels, ac- versiiy or iokvo.
The volumes, which -took nine
j yam to compile, are part of an
j edition made from two cople of
i a collection saved from d-Htnic-;
1 1 r n in the .lapanene earthtit'al
in September, 9J;t. All hut two
tin Wound sets were (lest royed by
I ihe earthquuke.
corditiK to K. It. Kent; Oregon Bta
tisiician for the department of
apriculture. Hry weather In June
affected the crop at 9,rUO,Ooo bush
es as compared to 8.r.iiu.n00 bush
els last year, and a probable potato
production of 4,!.'0,()0i) bushels, ar
compared to an Oregon crop of 3,
TK0.UU0 bushels htht year.
As hlnh as 16 cents was paid for
fancy country dressed calves alone
the street yesterday afternoon, al
though 14 lo 1". rcnta Is the ruling
price on choici linlit veal. Iteceints
nit"- iinuiitiiiy limn nun j
week and butchers ar willlnir to, I.I.ANTfI)XO, Wales. Jnlv 10
pay a premium for real fancy stuff. ( i nn aildress before the V..Ih
Choice livht hous are also scarce , t..achers reeentlv. David I.hud
and the market firm at 1!) to lfi i C oree. former llrilish premier,
rents. Poultry demand Is umisu- , , liaracterized W hitehall ns "a
nl y brisk with daily arrivals mov
StudetWKer costs less per pound
ihan butter.
LLOYD GEORGE TAKES
HUMOROUS SWAT AT
"CHILLY" WELSHMEN
KOK KENT 6-rooin house. Kood
hKulion. Address K, care Newt
ltevlew. t
1HKHSMAKI NGby the d ay or
1 piece. Phone 21U-L or v. rite Allle
I ilrauKhton, (25 .Maimers Kt.
Ft)H HKNT-,Modern G-roouT house
on Kllut street, No. 232. Phone
21o-L. J. 1). llrauk'bton.
Foil SALE Our years " of "experi
ence on kodak finishing. 8-hour
service. Clark, Cass St.
iORSALE Ford tontruckrwIth
Kood wool boxly, In rood sh 0 e,
see it anytime at 1171 West First
FOH SALE Cucumbers, summer
squush, green beans and new po-1
tatoes at J. E. Avails' stand on '
Pacific highway at liillard. !
Fl N E T E A M M A H ES WeiKht
about HOD each. Price $150. Full
Inturmution Lawrence Agency, I
125 Cass Street. Phone 2iy. I
FOH SALE 3 fresh Jersey cows; '
your choice for 25, $IU and $45;
respectively. Seo them evenings
at tieo. Collins', Alexander Ad
dition. FOH SALEOne good team for j
sale, JU and 13 years old, weight
about 1375; also 2 cowg in milk; j
4 miles west Wilbur on 1L 1J.
Mrs. J. L. Cole: j
FOH SALE Two" horses, cheap"; '
weight about 1000 each. Ciood
for packing, riding, light work, j
Write or call O. A. W. Kuasell,
Sutherlln, Ore. I
Vim Makes 'Em Good
It isn't just "knack" that makes bread or rolls
good it's perfect flour like VIM. You can always
di-pend on it. Order VIM next time you buy f lour
We Carry the Best and Freshest of
Everything in Groceries Priced at
Low Levels and We Deliver.
EVERYBODY'S EXCHANGE
FOil SALE CIIKAP Team of
work mares, gentle and good pul
lers; also harness and wagon
nnd a good saddle mare. See
Helbig, 405 West Cass St.
FOR " TR UCK A N L TOURING
CAR Must be sold at once.
Owner leaving city. Would trade
n
i
ELECTRIC
RANGES
New, Improved Types.
See them at 404 W.
Cass, or call 611. '
Old Ranges Made New
Westinghouse
ARTHUR H. CROWELL
Ae,ent for Westinghouse Mnzda Lnmps.
Dodge.
'bone 144.
2u2
for Ford sedan
llrockway St.,
FOR SALK 2 oliifforetts, 1 dres
ser, 2 beds, springs, rockers,
rugs, dining table. bufTet, li
brary table, davenport ana $ lir.
range, fernery, phonographs and
records. 527 Iouglas St.
KASY TO PAY It is easy to repay
one of our monthly installment
loans. Own your home and pay
for it like rent. The V'mpqua
Savings and Loan Association,
with lfouglaa Abstract Company.
FOR SALE 2 year 5MJcFfl"ey
heifer, gentle, giving 2i gal
lons milk daily; also 22 young
Rhode Island Red hens and
Tonite and Saturday
)ng out prouiptty. Hravy hinsare
firm nt 2-1 to 21 cents with light
hens at lfi to IS cenls. Springs
Hell from 19 to 2."i cents, the htehi-r
figure prevsiling on colored stock,
(lucks steady at 20 cents. Kgtrs are
lower with extras of another cent
on the exchange at 36 cents. Cur
rent receipt eased off a half c ut, )
now being posted at 32J cents le t. i
(thT grade are unchanged.
Cube butter prices deilinid on
the exchange. Standards are down t
to 4: cents with prime firsts at
4:!J cents. Demand Is still gocd,
however, for top score stock.
Cream nc-lpis show slight gain.
misty and malarial swamp. " lie
had been to Whitehall 17 years,
he said, and "the ague entered
at times into one's bones."
The former premier declared
he had seen many stout-hen rted
and "many more stout -mout tied-'
gentlemen enter that area felfn:
they were going to puVI thro itch
and In a very short limn h"y
"became t rein Mine and bed-ridden
until the Vlcctoial ambu
lance carried them away."
Hear Mr. (i R. Pollock, of New
York, tin' MMse Hall Sunday
'enlm'. at s. Free. Sn collection.
Pumps, pipe
Wharton Pros.
and filtings nt
PARTY PLANS TO
INSPECT ROAD
UP N. UMPQUA
1
f.I I'lmrcr patvt IJ
$2.40 per Gallon
y Dcnn-Gerrften fo.
jf' wm ?"cr
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerv and Spine Spclall!it.
324 l'rrklna IIIiIk. I'lione
Strt'et. I'lione 2iy.
THE LIBERTY THEATER
LAST TIME TONIGI IT
At Only Our Regular Prlcet. 10 and IS Centa
JAMES KIRKWOOD
CLEO MADISON. GRACE DARMOND. VERNON STEELE,
ARTHUR RANKIN AND AN ENTIRE DILLIANT CAST, IN
"Discontented
99
Husbands
Also: The Go-Gctters Famous Comedy
Also: Screen Weekly of Oregon Events
SPECIAL
COMING SUNDAY-MOn! & TUES.
"Lillies of the Street"
SupervUfd by nnd Baaed on Actual Experiences of
MARY E. HAMILTON. NEW YORK'S FAMOUS
FIRST POLICEWOMAN
OOH! OOH!
ANOTHER
DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT
Rainbow
Gardens
DEEDLE'S
SWANEE BOYS
Will Inlr.Mlmc
SWFET GEORGIA BROWN'
Shi' ii n hoi Ki'X Tint
Don't Irt anything keep
you away.
JUNKY I IOP
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Kiiiniiii; .1 -i I I'., w liilt- i.tkut, I!
IM..-.I sia lu il- In-irii. li. n in I
Hi: n II ni l: V II l
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Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Ptrklna Blrig. Roseburg, Or
Phon 84.
Dr. Harrison Folk j
Chiropractor
Electronic and TCIei-tro-ThprRrhy j
41T Prklna nidi Prinno l !
By AH iMcans Worry
t'nlfja your llnmo, Mii..ni-.
Personal Kffirta and Auto are
fully pmteetid liy lnuraiicp.
Inauranc la Our Ouiineia
ISCIICIIDC HSIIIIRC.ln
Crop Insurance
IttMiru your hay nl si:i!m
now. ()nr hk n v oftVr yon
rral ! tWv hi lrt lu!nrant f
mnlti'in. V write autunio
hili liiut;iiut.
G. W. OUNG 5-JN
INSURANCE
116 Cm St. I'hone 417
the dt'loRntiniiH from the nolh
borhiK oilicR.
The party will po to the end of
the new ro.wl work hy nut omot)il,.
Hordes will he provided for them
thero. and thev will rhle to i':'n
Ilahe lo Kpend the ninht. The
y j n'xt day they will ride to the
road imp a hove itiir Cama.i
Th'? thin! Ihv they will ride
from the road camp to- Diamond
; Lake and re'urn. going to the lake
i hy way of Oak Flats and return-
inu niroiun .Motintatn ,Meadow. , York
! The fourth day they will return t yr I puis
to the Ilahee and reach home on I ii-.itcri
I tno nun nay.
i The Forest 4,r Ice Is providing
transportation and food, nnd tlr
memhers of the party will he at
no expense. Horse wranglers will
he provider! hy the forest service.
The North ('innn'iia road nro-
I Jecl Is one of the mint import int
proposition. It is stilled, to l.e
(rough! heiore the pc(ple of Pou
lt la t'onnty since the ?ad to
Ueedsport was put through.
Pouglas County now has a road
from i.i-churg to Keedsport, ami
another from Ho hurg to Cos
May, it-mtloD nnd coast points in
Coo nnd Curry counties. Th re
Is n road east of Ifoehurg, 11 p t'ie
North rtupiu to lto k Cnek.
11 1 he government Is building
up the river from that point, and
will complete the road to iS'i;nn
hoat this year. On th othr
end. the forest service N huildin ;
from Pfnmoud Lake to IUg Ca
mas. This leaves about 22 miles
to connect up. V Ih'U complet,il
the roiid will connect with Fas'ern
Oregon, one road branching ott
to lA'nd. and the other gotntr to
Klamath Fall.", bv way of !ia
nsond Lake and Crater Lake, or
Fnlon Creek. If will also Inter
act with the Skvtine road, so
that It will he a most important
highway when eventually opened.
The chain her of enmmeree re- l Heat with gas.
crnlly appoinird a committee to ' , .
invstinate :he road needs of th.1
county, and thia commit lee re
ported t ha I'm nun a hichway to
hi the firM for cunid rat Ion. It
was proposed that a trip of inspec
tion be tuade In order that -"-v-1
T"ht better acunaip'ed
with the proposition, ard -M
Tk. clients have been made for
the trip, starting en the Ivh.
ASTORIA, Ore.
light of evidence In possession of
investigating attorneys the discov
ery of poison In the stomach of
Mrs. Crawford White, who Tvaa
killed in Seattle nearly two years
ago, would constitute a strong link
In tnu aiw.iA' n miicIok ..I n- i
nearly 00 fryers, ranRm up to I M w'h, . f d
l-'T, . h"' if, f. 9 v i-T dS-!"'!. An order lor exhumation
N. Huh.Ioute J.box , of ,he bo(v nd nal).8l of the
U ANTKI Woman or Kirl who vital organs was issued yesterday !
wishes to reuuee expenses to ) jn response to a petition of Mrs.
snare a mo-room lurnisneu Ihlte'a mother, Mrs. Mary Sjob
apartment with dependable wo-jiora
niail in si.len.Ud neighborhood; w'.hlle j. Q. Erlckson former
nasoimble rent, tall alter 4: JO , clatsop county ,Mstrlc, ttorn(.v ,s
at .u wjisijrj. I continuing to handle the Astoria
LOST Fox. terrier imppy. All : investigation, C. W. Robinson,
white extept fur black on ears. criminal law expert, has left for
SliKhily bitten on ear and side. Seattle to further probe the mys
Flnder please care for dog. Wlllltery of the womans death in that
pay lor keep and reward. Ad-!city. The exhumation of the body
dress Mrs. Christina Brouin. may be delayed several days pend
Isleiun, Calif. j Ing investigations of Itobinson in
ONK OF I!OSEI!('IU: S BEST ', Seattle.
HOMES Is on the market for It is the contention of relatives
trade. Ow ner will take as part I that Mts. White was poisoned and
payment good rental property ' then shot to give her death the
worth up to forty-five hundred. .appearance of suicide. The bullet
This is worth Investigating. wound Is In the left temp e and an
Luwrenre Agency, 125 Cass St. I attempt will be made to show that
I'lione 219 It entered at an angle which made
Tl'ST WHAT YOU AKK LOOKING I 'llble for Mrs. While, who
FOIl-Hest uule sheep ranch i.; J'""1 ,0 nave f'rpJ
countiy with unlimilfd outrange i tnf , , ot' . ,.
adjoining; 40 acres good plow I ' ' T n
lai d; 20 aces sandy river hot- j sn. hat the body was rad
torn; two live streams thru I r-""1' '1 '" lne ve'
place; good alfalfa land; three!
million feet saw timber: pasture ELECTED TO OFFICES
Is logged off land; best feed in!
valley. I'rice $400)1, half cash.! Mr- and Mrs- W. Chap-
Ijiwrence Agency. 125 Cass man. m mis city, were Dotn non-
pniniininiiiQTnRiJi
POISON MYSTERY K
ITc LJ Wir,.) OL' m
July lO.-In the fitmhiSxto
WILLIAM FOX presents
JAMES OLIVER
CURW09DS
NOVEL OF-THE
GREAT OUTDOORS
HUNTEO
WOMAN
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Also TWO FEATURE
COMEDIES
TODAY'S DASLBALL
( At..h mi.-il 1'r... I.ued Win.)
American League
9
9 11
3
3
Shocker, Shawkey. l
Jones, Pennock and Bengough; ;
lianlorth, tiastolt. Van dllder and
linrgrave.
ST. I.Ol lS. JulK 10. Hub Meus
el, of the New York Yankees hit
his twentieth home run of the sea-
! sun In the fourth inning of the
j tirst game of today's double header
I w nil the I'eowns
National League
, At Boston: It. H. E.
1 Cincinnati .. 4 0
Huston I 6 2
! liaiteiles: I.uque and Wingo;
Iienlon and Cibson.
BROOKLYN. July It). Chicago
; at Brooklyn iiostponed; rain.
NEW YOKK. July 10 New York ;
1 Piltsburgh postponed; rain. j
I At l'lllladelfhla li. It. E. I
St. Ixuls .. 7 14 1 j
j Philadelphia 9 13 1 1
! Hatterles: Ilhem, Dyer and
I o Fnrrell; Hlng and Wilson.
At Cleveland: It. II. E.
Philadelphia 1 l
Cl -veland 6 13 1
1'aucrlis: C.rove. Helmnch and
, Perkins; llmkeye and S)-Hell.
, At Si. Louis:
, Kirl game: n. II. E.
I ored with offices In the state
i I'liai-ninceutfeal association at the
I convention held in Corvallis. Mr.
I t.uapman was elected vice-presl-1
dent of the association, and Mrs.
Chapman was made vice president
of the auxiliary. Both have been
quite active In the work of the organization.
1 10c 2Bc
Tonite and Saturday
lUc -Z5c
ft s
TARIFF COMMISSION 1
Hay lever, a.lhma. catarrh. He
ll'f Kimrnntenl IIMn 21 hours or
money refunded. I.loyd Crocker. (
SWAMPSCOTT. Mass.. July in.)
Then resident has appointed Ed
gar Bernard Brossard. of I tah. to
li- n nvmher of the I nlied Slates
tsrlff commission, succeeding Wil
liam Hulbertson. recently aptmint
ed minister to Uoumania. Mr. Bros
sard since moa has been rrnnom
lt with Ihe tariff commission at
Washington.
When Women Buy
Socks for Men
Prrh.irs! it fj the slle nnd gnrxt
looks of Iron Clad socks th.it first
nttr;K't the wives antl mothers in ho
select socks fur their husbands and
sons. But .that's not the chief
reason why the sa.ne women con
tinue ati.un and again to buy Iron
Cl.id socks. It's bejiuse In addi
tion to their fine flppear.-ince, Iron
Clad socks are socks that trjr.
Let us show them to you.
AT
I. ABRAHAM'S
THE 8ILK STORE"
V
WTTT f AM TVWfcA
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IN
AUCTIONEER
Don't forget that I handle
salea in city or countiy.
M. C Radabaugh
630 N. Pin SL
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