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MX - ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. AUGUST 1. 1925. AUGUST CLEARANCE 1 Many Seasonable Items Now Reduced to Effect Clean-Up Immediately ' I Japanese Parasols sua, II 98 and $2.29 raluea, " . reduced to 89c, $1.36, $1.69 Women's Knickers Tweed Knickers of excellent quality and til. Value $3 25 to S3. 75, now $2.75 to $3.39 Voiles J.arge assortment of GOc Voiles, Klaxons and other summer foods 25c a yd. Wash Dresses Best summer styles iu broad- lot h and linen, etc., regular ly priced up to IS.50, Now 1-3 Off r A Phenomenal Price! Silk Dresses! The remainder of our choice collection of best summer dresses of silk crepe, chiffon, georgette, etc. At least 30 dresses, whose values range from $16.95 to $25.00 NOW $9.75 Beter Service Better Merchandise IMPURE WATER IS CAUSE OF TYPHOID CASES AT SCHOOL ' (AMurtatMl fnm Uw4 Win.) SALEM. Ore.. Aug. L Three boys at the state train Inn school were reported by 8uprintendent (ilibert today as critically ill with typboid fver as a result of drink ing water frdrn contaminated wells at the site of the new training school near Woodburn. The report was made at a meeting of the state board of control, and the board will take steps lo purify the water. Samples of the water was submit ted to the state board of bealth for tvst after the boys became ill, and the wHls were condemned. The new school Is under construc tion and will be occupied the com ing fall or winter. The Illness of the boys was contracted from old Wftls on the site. A lens serious contamination was found In a new well. SPRINGFIELD STORE SAFE IS WRECKED E EMPLOYES TO SELL (AorUt1 Prrm lftrd Wire.) KTHJKNKj, Ore., Aug. 1. When Ihe office of the Springfield Mill und O rain company was opt-nt'd thin morning a shattered safe and scattered contents on the floor showed that some night visitors, presumed to be amateur yeggs, had invaded the plant. No money was missing, but a number of papers, Including contracts, bonds. Insur ance policies and between $30 and (40 In gasoline coupons are gone. Springfield residents near the plant reported hearing a heavy ex plosion some lime between the hours of 2:20 and 4 a. m. The door and bottom of the safe were com pletely wrecked. Dueling sulphur and dust at Wharton Bros. Runs f'LAHH OK 1U UJAItlW ; M ItHKH I'NIlMt V, H. I JHKKCTOIt jieaihati:i r i , .80FIA, Aug. 1. The first-class to complete the course In nurs ing under an American director was graduated at the lied Cross Hospital the latter part of June. Miss Rarhel Torrance, director of j the nurses' school, delivered the 'address In the Bulgarian language utid made u profound Impression. Miss Torrance, who lias been head of the school two years. will return in August to the Unit- ed States. ler place will he ta ken Ity Miss Hazel doff, who has been assistant to Miss Torance slnee Inst frill. OOH! OOH! Another Big DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT RAINBOW GARDENS O lit tler Place In the World lo Pnnre Music by that Now Famous (tang ' DEEDLE S Swanee Six Keen Rythym Whfppera JITNEY! Inauguration of the American : Telephone and Telegraph company thrift plan for the purchase of company stock on partlu) payment , arrangements will be effective In : Itoseburg within a day or so through an office authorized by the State Corporation Commission- j J. II. Farrlngton, Manager, of 1 The Pacific Telephone and Tele- I graph company announced the new,1 plan today. This office will ba a branch of the liell Telephone Securities com pany, which was formed several years ago to pioneer the direct sales and partial payment thrift Olan. Hendniia.rltTfi will ho ont'ih. Illshed In the main business office of the company at the Telephone Uulldlng and J. It. Farrlngton will be 'in direct charge of the transac tions. Every employee of the Tide phone company will be a salesman for the Securities company and will take applications for purchase of the stock on either a cash or partial payment basis. Since a separate sales force will not be maintained there will be no added cost In operating the thrift plan. Prior to extension of this , ar rangement lo Oregon, purchasers of A. T. & T. stock bud been forced to make direct purchases through brokers. Farrtngton announced that the partial payment option provided for drafting of contracts providing for payment of $10 per share per month. Interest of Bix per cent on all partial payments will bo allow ed and in the event a purchaser 1 desires to cancel his agreement, his money will be returned plus four per cent. "The stork purchased Is not now or treasury stock," said Farrlng ton, "but Is stock that has been is sued and listed on the New York slock exchange and is bought for purchasers through brokers who are members of the exchange. "Kmployees of the company are offering free the facilities of their organization to assist investors In obtaining A. T. & T. stock either by cash or monthly payments. The American Telephone company has pjoncf red in this plan and during the past several years has placed more than l.miO.OOt) shares of stork with more than 136.000 individuals." Blackberries Wanted! We will pay best market prices for Evet green Blackberries. Write or Phone us for full information. We furnish crates. UMPQUA VALLEY CANNING CO. Roseburg, Oregon Phone 525 X NEW TODAY WA NT ED Woodsawlng. W, lloseburg Apt. 4hone roll HALK Wianltng pigs. W. T. Craven. Phone 2K:24. KOK 8ALK 1822 Find roadster, 115. iludson Klectric Co. F()U "RENT 6-ro6ni house"; gap age.Cull82!i W. Lane St. LOST An open-faced gold watch Wultham work. Dr. Nerbas. FOU SALE Cll E A I 2 second- hund wagons. 1'aKe Lumber & Fuel Co. Foil SALE Canned fruity bwT steadg and garden plow, Phone 144. WANT to rent small house with bath. Address Box 412, Rose burg, Ore. WANTED A waitress at Bogus ereek road camp. See Myers at Hotel Umpqua Sunday. FOU ltENT-7-rooui private home ACT NOW! close In. DANCING Evert Saturday Night fDLEYLD PARR (On North Umpqua 8 mllee abovt Glide.) Arleigh Herron's Hollywood Five s HOUSE PAINT $2.40 per Gallon Denn-Gerrehen Co. T4 BARGAINS FOR AUGUST Electric Chandeliers iii'N(;ai,() LOO HO II 6HOOM BUNGALOW' $25. Consisting of - 1 4-llght, Might ami 2 single-light Chandeliers with ornnmentnl ball lamp reflector, white shaving mitt for bath, daylight unit for kitchen and ceiling nulla with shades for ull other lights. Completely wired, ready lo use except fur lamp bulbs, and a moderate charge for connecting In your home. Price Includes all necessary glassware and Is good for 3D days only. Fixtures are high quality and durable flninh. See them ' 404 W. Cass (near depot,. EC" ARTHUR H. CROWELL" Z Agent Weetlnghoute Masda Lamps. - Save This Advertisement. at DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Ulassea 116 Jackson SL AT AFTER T Eight acres on the highway: close to liigh school, store and post-office; eight-room house. Price 2,500. Eight and one-fourth acrea on the highway; ajl in culllva- lion; fruit treea und garden; six-room modern house; large poultry huuse; close to high school. Pplce $4,500. Twelve acres; three acres of e prunes; one acre mixed fruit; i balance in crop. Nine-room 1 house; large shed; two small 1 barns; three miles out. Price I J3.IW0. e ; Twenty-three acres; all can e it be cultivated; rich boII; three i mllea out on good road ; large l barn; small house. Price 4 3.16. i Sixteen acres; twenty bear- Ing cherry trees: thirty-eight i bearing walnut trees; one acre ! Iiartlett liears; one half acre r filberts; seven-room modern Phone j e house, with basement, electric ! lights, city water. Two miles 3-roora : out " Price Js.000. 608 8. 1 Thirty four acres: all In cul- e tivation; one hundred fifty prune trees; sixty walnut trees and other fruit: fenced and cross fenced In five fields; new, modern six-room for with garage, 437-J. FOll RENT Furnished apartment; gas 'range. Stephens, FTTltALE Ili-glsleredHampahlre rams. 125 each. E. M. Muthij, Koseburg, Rt. 1. WANTED Someone to care for an hIB,'. i.r' ,i,rv h... old man. Address Dux 412, :4 twenty cows; modn chicken Roseburg. Ore., or phone 351-J. 4 nouse for fourtHen ilundreU FOKDSON TRACTOR with 2 bot- chickens: also other build- torn plow and double disc har-1 ings: electric lights, citv water row. for sale cheap; guaranteed I and wells. Includes stock. YOU WANT SECURITY. for your valuables and you know that they are protected against loss by fire or theft when you put them iu our Safe Deposit Vault. .A pri vate lock box here rents for $2.U0 and up per year. The Cosebuig National Bank Roseburg, Ore. o. k. V. 11. Jolliff, Melroee, Ore. LOST Order book, two t-nvelopes, containing paper and checks of the Cuduhy Fucking Co. Return to C. 1. Kdwards. Terminal Ho tel. Suitable reward. MKCHAMC WANTS POSITION Knows all makes autos and ' trucks A to Z. 22 years' experi ence. Address O. E. O., care News-Review. - Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerve and Spina Specialist 824 Perkins Dldg. Phone 654 Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Parklna Bldg. Roseburg, Ore. Phone 8a. Dr. Harrison Folk Chiropractor Electronic and 'Elect ro-Theraphy 417 Perkins Bldg. Phone 41 Following the action of the coun ty court hi condemning the detour j north of Oakland, the highway has been opened at Intervals to ! day. and cars are coming through ; with little delay. j The contractor at Oakland Is fil ling In an approach to the bridge, j and In doing so Is using a steam- shovel and several big trucks, which keep the highway blocked I much of the time. A d tour was ar- j ranged by way or the Chenowelh cutoff, rour miles north of Oak i land, then over the t loot I rich high 'way by way of Cole hill, and i through old Oakland back to the highway. The detour was five miles In length and was over a very bad mail. It also cut motorists out of four miles of paved road. The county court objected to such a long dangerous detour, when the work being done blocked only about ISO yards of the high way, with plenty of room for a tem porary detour around. As a result of the remonstrance cars are b' ing h I lowed through to day, and a good detour will prob ably be provided through the ad joining field the first of the week LOST -On court house lawn, pair gloves, black with white stripes on back Reward for return to . Imperial Cleaners, 342 N. Jack son. LOST Ilet ween (illde andRnav burg, belled, grey coat contain ing bunk book and papers. Re ward for return to News-Review office. FOR SAI-K Ten acres or fine creek bottom ground good for any kind of vegetable crop. . Price Itiuo.OO. Address G. Morris, Rom burg. KO II S A L K Oi c"h xy a ro1 d " ba y saddle mare, good lines, fast walker, also one air motor wind mill, S ft. wheel. Both cheap If taken at once. Address Edmund Rounds, Ruckles, ore, AO K NTS WANTKIV Salesmen Guaranteed pure wool fit to-meas- i ure $M) clothes. $23.85. Largest i ,..rrv R ftll(V ol commissions ever offered. We de- ar0und Kent Clothes, Cincinnati. -RA NCI l FOR RKNT 4 5 a c resT 3 S acres cultivated, fair buildings, good fences, 6 acres la prunes. 2 acres broccoli. Will sell equip ment. Will lease, tieorge Stoner. Ten Mile, Oregon. Inquire at Ten Mile Store. ACTUALLY WORTH MURK THAN IXUHLK Uig crop grapes, pears and oth-r fruit; 10 acres good land ; big house ; team and Implements. Price $15,000. 4 Fifty one acres; forty five under cultivation; nine acres of two year old prunes; one 4 acre Rartlett pears; ten acres summer fallow; three chicken I4 houses; one barn full of hay; granary; five-room house lo- 4 cated on highway. Seventy five chickens, two cows, team and farm implements t to operate place, and the house complete- ly furnished, all for $5500. Terms: $2500 caah, balance on easy terms. $ 4 Three hundred forty four acres; 200 acres river bottom, balance Is first bench laud; all good soil; running stream through place; on good road; mortgage of $J2,0tu on place, 4 and will take $16,000. 39 acres on the highway: six acres beating prunes; 19 bear- Ing cherry trees; 100 apple 4 trees; fair house, barn and 4 two sheds ; all good produc- tlve soil. Price $5,000. Kasy terms. 3311 acres; 15 miles from 4 Roseburg; two sets of build- ings; one house of 15 rooms. I modern. There are a number of stock barns and sheds. Large out range, which will the year 4 VITAL TOPICS What a Pretty World This Is Wouldn't you like to say that on every sunny day If you only "FELT BETTER"? There Is nothing like CHIROPRACTIC for making you FEEL BETTER. MAKE CHIROPRACTIC YOUR HABIT CHIROPRACTIC SPINAL ADJUSTMEN-.S followed by some modality of electric treatment Is proving of great value In those stubborn caseB of stomach and bowel troubles, headaches, neu ritis, rheumatism, asthma, constipation, heart trouble, lung trouble, female disorders and diseases peculiar to men. WHY not get rid of that HAY FEVEIt by our "ATINIC RAY" treat ments. They get results. Investigation costs you nothing. DR. R. A. MOON, Perkins Bldg. BUILDING PERMITS FOR NEW STRUC TURES IN CITY Scofleld and Woodruff today procured a building permit to construct a service and accessory garage on sou n siepnens street, ;a Huffman. la Pine; Ureal Trus- near tne city nmus ine garage ,teeg of 0reK0ll( j. v. Lankin, John building will be 42 by 50 feet In j.venger and John Jesson. Port size and will be of wood and con- land. Gmit Sannah( Jobn J(,pSon, crete constructor Portland: Great .Mtshlnewa, Dr. J. A permit was procured by Al'L. Bonds, Portland; Great Keeper Creason for .the concert bulding ' 0f the Forest, H. L. Slv, Ia Pine; meeting. Great chiefs elected anil Install ed are: Sachem, Dr. F. O. Lehman, Portland; Senior Sagamore, J. T. Perry, Medford; Junior Sagamore, Dr. Ouane Fellows, Portland; Pro phet F. P. Ieinenweber. Astoria; Chief of Records, Alvln Slevers, Portland; Keeper of Wampum, J. running streams and springs ail over the range. Plenty of farm land. $20 per acre. 1540 acres; 125 acres of farm land; 500 acres open pas- lure; balance mountain range; outlet to mountalus; well watered by running streams anil springs: fair house; large barn: partially fenctd; $S.50 per acre. 100 acres; 7 miles from THE LIBERTY THEATER TODAY-ONLY-TODAY At Our Regular Prices Only 10 and 15 Centa COOL Show for a I lot NiKlit. THE FROZEN WASTES BOB CUSTER 'BLOODHOUND' With Dog Teams "Mushing Through Trails of 8now Feature Comedy; "Et It Wort" Also: San Francitco Sights TOMORROW, MONDAY AND TUESDAY LIONEL BARRYMORE IN "MEDDLING WOMEN" AUCTIONEER Don't forget that 1 handle sales In city or country. M. C. Radabaugh 530 N. Pine St. CARD OF THANKS In grateful recognition of the kind help given during the recent fire w home thank Ros. burg; At acres of prunes barn; garage; rity water. Kvery- i 20 acres in beans: 13 acres in thing goes for three hundred and grain; five acres in corn; four seventy five dollars cash. Now acres In vetch; 14 walnut It's your move. Hut move quick! trees; family orchard; nearly Lawrence Agency, 125 Cass all bottom land; seven room Street. Phone 219. ! house, with hardwood floors; house and which he Is constructing In North Roseburg, the permit being In the sum of $12,000. The building will be two stories In height, and will have four store rooma on the lower floor and apartments above. O. Barker obtained a permit for a (200 garage on 2nd Avenue South. White hand-made axes are guar anteed. Sold by Wharton Bros. ORDER OF RED MEN ELECT NEW OFFICERS hlch destroyed the store and ' Al . M i-Ania! ng pro-; ' - " " . Tl of l. P. McKay we wish to i flu through new methods. Ilig "mer miituings. rrice au.uuv. all friends who gave Vs aid. "' guaranteed ahlrta ! ' " "p T I Mr. and Mrs. I. P. McKay. "" .S.V on sight. Corn-; RICt A RICE - Mrs. Fannie Hobba l,lel 0,11,11 absolutely free. Cash 1 T1, Mrs. C. W. I-ahmann. earnings In advance. We deliver and collect. Inexpericnce-i make ' aanH,t-4 Pnto Lwd Win-.) . , POIITLAND. Aug. 1. The Im proved Order of Hed Men In thirty fourth annual state convention to day elected officers, and decided to take care of orphans through homes rather than In institutions. ortland was selected for the 1926 BEND HAS TWO NEW LIGHTNING FIRES WE KNOW A MAN who doesn't nave to worry about automobile Insurance. His car burned up and be didn't have enough money lo buv a new one. We will write you the cover age you need on your car h I re, Iheft, collision, liability and property damage it siir ance. It pays to he Insuied. a V. YOUNG cV SON INSURANCE 116 Cast St. Phone 417 UKND, Ore., Aug. 1. Two forest fires have so fur hern reported as a result nf a slight Hectrir storm lnte yesterday. om of the fire in the Sisters region and the other In the lupine district and neither Is serious, according to fureahv officials. Huso over the mountains todav prevented e'enr views of the forest In some plates. Only a lUht rain accompanied the eit rtric storm In the forest It was reported from the various lookout stations. The rel ative humility today 1r hixh and fire conditions are good, official- reported this afternoon. and colb ct. Inexperienced make big money. Lxpt-iienced douMe enrninns either ha main or side line. Write quick Shirts. Hept. r-lt'0. Cincinnati MR. SHKKP MAN I'M TALKING Z S'rtilllln,, ; WANT CHANNEL FROM the year thru with unlimited feed ing grounds; put up a hundred ton of "nay; unlimited water supply; nine big stock barns; house and other improvements: eight hundred acres of deeded land and thousands of acres of the best feed In Oregon, with two thousand dollar wrtrth of mi; a iihiiu 1'iuHifr iu 1111 in yuur i hMUKuill fiul.l Tan uvta nlaal. I Fashion Wear nuire no extra cultivation. We have nanu planters in stock. v narton It ros. PORTLAND TO OCEAN tools and Implements to go with commission. PORTLAND, Aug. 1. A channel 35 feet deep and 500 feet .wide from Portland to the sea is the ob jective of a campaign which has been launched by the Chamber of Commerce, the commission of pub lic docks and the port of Portland WHIlt ON YOUR VACATION Insure Your Baggaye If It le lost, stolen or damaged, our company protects you. The rate Is low. the coverage broad. Ineuranca la Our Buaintaa UWIIC lit MSIBnRC. let It. for twelve thousand dollars. half carh I know hyre It Is, and will be pleased to give you full Information, If Interested. Ijiw rence Agency. 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. Plans are under way for a public hearing in the near future before Major llichard Coiner, engineer In charge of the second Portland dis trict, U. S. A., at which arguments will be presented showing the nec essity for a wider and deeper channel. TWO ARE INJURED WHEN CAR DITCHED body of Bancroft coming , ON JAPANESE CRUISER CMATII.LA. Ore., Aug. 1 WASHINGTON, Autf. 1. The t m- . Pernard Snger, Pendleton, driving body of American Ambassador WOOD MARKER to Portland yesterday In a car min- Unncroft. who died recent y in Ja- j STANDS AT HEAD cent acrid nt, was struck on the nn'se cruiser Tama, which Is fon h ad by a bird. Ho docked hi sail shortly for San Prsncinco. bead and tnvo untarily swerved to the right, fouling a enr be was rasslnv. It ran off th road and tinned over. Injuring Its pa -sen er. Clarence KoemhlM. about 3'V of Crane. Oregon, and i. M O'Nt'il of Inyt n. Idaho. Koemhlld's back was badly hurt. O'NVtl's noe and face were cut and bruised. OF BRYAN GRAVE Sheep bells at Wharton Pros. o Cook wltn gas. (Continued from page 1.) rouest of Mrs. tlryaa, William R. McCartney, chauffeur of the Bryan h-Mitchold. who daily carries the Have you an a to grind' There invalid widow In his arms a, she la sr hundreds who want the Job. inovj from place to place, and Mrt To learn their names read the C. CTStevena. Mrs. Bryan'a house- News Review ralsslfled ads. i keeper. 1 m ' a Last Time Tonite Jack London's E" Great Keeper of the Wigwam. Howard Glascock, Medford; Great Finance Committee of the State, L. 11. Hamig. O. L. Dlckel, L. .Mok ler, Portland; Creat Board of Ap peals, E. 1. Gilson, Bend; Judge R. G. Morrow, Portland: 1.. I Jacobs. Medford: Orphans Board. L. H. Hamlg. J. V. Lankin and H. Swint, Portland. We solicit Inquiriea to buy or Portlaud. Ore. sell any marketable listed, local or unlisted securities. Active market for Dnrant, Star, lint and Kickenbacker Motor issues; Public Utilities. Prompt attention given all or dera. Cash paid for purchases; no delay. Quotations furnished HOOD BROTHERS Stocks and Bonds 8 Chamber of Commerce Bldg ii With Tom Moor. Paulina Stark, Wallace Beery A Paramount Picture Also Comedy STARTS TOMORROW Buck Jones "Goldand The Girl" A Buck Jonea Special 10c ?5c. 'LAST TIME TONITE, House Peters In HEADWINDS Comedy News STARTS TOMORROW R1N-T1N-TIN Tht Wonder Dog "TRACKED THRU THE SNOW COUNTRY" With June Marlowe, David Butler and Mitchell Lewis. 10c 25c
