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EIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1925. MIDDIES The Regulation Style. All Bill GIRLS' Lumberjac Sweaters Jut In. Better Service Better Merchandiae The Surprising Values Make it Worth Your While to Come to Us for Needs in School Wear With school opening only a few days away it i time to get busy that school days may be comfortable and the clothes worry over. i School Girls' Coats Lovely, Carefully Selected Garments and up in fact there are coats styles to suit ar.;'taste, tho many at this low price appear as well tailored, and are of excellent all-wool material with fur trimming. Wide Silks and Flannels 64 In. flannels, Kaiha cluthi. and liiown.heen cloths wllb pi- nljr of rolur are llila year's popn lar fabrics flues! wtwl $225 $3.50 $1.50 a yard Silk Hose for School, 89c Our special brand or Silk Hosiery at 83c a pair, will supply the demand for a long wearing H. hool u5 in silk at a popular price. Over 13 'colors. 89c Boys Wear-Proof Shoes Our efforts to supply the beat School Shoes for boya liavo result ed In storking hundreds of palra of Wear-proof. Uxklil soled, all leather schools for boyr.. $2.95 & $3.25 a pair -J '7 Girh Buster Brown School Shoes In sizes up to 2, wp offer In this re liable make several styles, priced $2.95 to $3.25 In growing girls' sizes, servlcrnhlc beyond expectations for any other shoe $3.50 and up Data off! To tne News Itnvlew No need nnrplng about the rout VSR Newe-Revlew classified aula aa di-1 of a classified ail because It cannot rect leada to thrift and abort oute , be comparea wltu the results It to auccesa. j bring. Tubby on Strike "Hank, we ain't gonna bring no more wood 'till Mom gives us a big slice of that there Grimm's Milk Bread an' don't you fergit it." Ask your dealer, and insist on Grimm's. IDEAL BAKERY Phone 133 119 Sheridan St. AUCTIONS V n il anything and everything you hnvH to offer and get the high dollar. See mr for dales. M. C. RADABAUOH 630 N. Plna St Tlie Best Policy la to kofp wnll lnturH. It Is too hit ft to Insure After thu loan orcurn. You will appro rtntf tho inTvIro rrml.TiHl by our agonry. Wo write all linos of fire ami automobile Insurance. C W. YOUNG t SON INSURANCE . 116 Caa. St. Phone 417 M Ml Ik BIG DANCE DIXONVILLE HALL Friday Night, September 18, 1925 Everybody Invited Roacburg Music Coma and Havs a Good Time. Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Parklna Bldo. Roaeburg, Or. Phon St. 5 Dr. Harrison Folk Chlropraotor Electronic and TJleotro-Theraphy 4t7 Perkins W.ls Phnna 41 I Magazine subscriptions solicited. Clubbing offers. Fiction Library, COOKED FOOD SALE j Maaonlc Temple, Hoseburf. . ! o Trucheelo Camp Flru Olrla ! cooked food aale at 20th On- ! a. . ajytl TfVtlV tury Grocery. Saturday. Sep- f . . T"" ''.? . . tember 13th. Jl VKMI.K AIIU'RAFT ioiii:i wii.i viri-rrK htm HONORS Says She Could Have Gone Farther If She Mad Not Been Ordered to Stop. (AanrbM fnmt LaH Wlr..) NEW YORK, Sept. 18. Ortrude Ederlo, the Amirican wlnmicr. said today on her arrival from Kurope on the Mauritania that had not her trainer, Jabea Wolffe, 6r d. ml her taken from the water loo noon xhu bellevea that ahe would have been able to have eono mucu tanner in ner attempt awim the KnxlUh channel. Miaa Kderle waa wiihln lx nillea of the I "over coast when the attempt waa aliandoned. Hhe aald ahe waa not certain whether ahe could have completed the diatance. Mla K!erle wat at flrnt held Incommiinlrado by hor chaperon, Mlaa KlBle Velta. who aald-the Wo men's S'Ylmmlnir aaaoclatlnn did not wlah M'.j Kderle to make any atatenvnta "until after certain matters had been cleared up." Mlaa KUerlo finally waa allowed to apenk. "I could have gone on," the said, "ht Tvhuiher I wouiu litttv flsic!; ed no one could tell. I stopped be cauxe Helmy, (the Kcyptlan awim mer) touched me, and that waa disqualification.' "What made him do that?" ahe was asked. "Ask Wolffe," she replied. Mlxa Ederle aald ahe would like to try to awlm thn rhannel again. wm..-. a . J.7 . ;"'leaKO, and aeveral other Chliaao ...1... v "u'u.; .J... J boy "J un noiiueu ; ..,,. Mlsa Vleta not to allow Mlaa Eder- . le to talk. WASHINGTON. Sept. 18. Youna: America, with a bent for aircraft, la now engaged In build ing and operating toy models to be flown In conjunction with the more spectacular national air races to be held at Mltrhel Field, N. Y.. October 8. t and 10. Of ficials of the National Aeronautic Association here, which la spons oring the contest, believe that this Interest evinced by Juveniles In (lilng augura well for the future Of aviation in the l ulled States. The Mulvihill Model Trophy will be awarded the winner of thU to 'contest, with eluht prliea, rang ing rrom fzou to 10. open to competition. Hnnd-launrhed, mo del alrplanea, driven by rubber atrund motors will figure In the duration race. The maximum number of contestants It 60. No reatrlctlona are pluced on the design of the model, except that It ahall have a wing apan of 40 Inches maximum. The only motive power allowed Is that de rived from the use of rubber bands. ' The aeronautical terms used by the Juvenile filers, officials of the National Aeronautic Association fad, would do credit to automo- live engineer. Tiie youug con letar,ta often uae Japanese paper. with the white of an egg for glue, to make the wings aa light aa nogslhlp. Egg beatera are brought Into play to turn tbe rubber bands, which furnish the motive power, to a nicety. ., The winner at Dayton, O., last year was Kobert V. Jaroa of Chi won placet In the unique FOR SALE Large sweet Concord; jrrapea. M. B. Oreen. Winston. WANTED A lady, aeml Invalid, To care for at my heme. 925 Cobb St. FOR SALE 150 head mixed goata. Phone 17F2, or 2K6 J. John Rohr. WANTED To take care of child ren evenings. M. and D. Arundel. Phone lhS-L. FOR SALE Angora non-shedding sires. 8. Deer Creek. buck a from W. O. Paul, FOR SALE Milk cow. Will be . fresh soon, f 65. Inquire 935 Cobb St. LOST Lewellyn aetter, answers to I name of Spot Iteward. J. M. 8 pancake. Raat Ave. W'ANTTOBORROW iToo-foTalx mouths. Pay 10 Interest. Ad dress P. O. Box 784. St. George's Guild will hold, lta annual bazaar on Dec. 6th, aa an nounced last spring. CAA OF SHINGLES Premium Start, just arrived. Page Lumber and Fuel Co. Phone 242.. FOR SALE One nearly new cider preaa, large sue. Cheap. Voa burgh & Wlard. Phone 516. FOR SALE 18 months old English bull dog. very gentle. Phone 471-L, or call at 647 8. Stephen. "H"canse 1 did not want any ' j,t arrived half baked statements," waa her j j, u, rj0 p'nn reply. "There have been many things." aald Miss Kppsttin. "which should be Investigated. In one of Mlaa Vleta'a Inters ahe stated that Wolffe came In one day and told Mlsa Ederle that shark, had been sefn In the channel. This fright ened the girl. Anyone who knowa th- rhannel. knows that sharks could not exlut there." Car of shingles. Premium Stars. Pace Lumber cad phone 242. FJR SALE Pure bred and regis tered German Police dog pupa. M. A. Ketten. 216 Court street WILL pay -cash-for gobdbuy In Ford touring car. Call Bryant, Star Rooming House, 327 W. Douglas St. A HIGH-SCHOOL GIRL wlshea work in private home, or will work before and after school hourl. Phone 96. FOnSALEWhlle they laat. 811 ver prunes for canning. -Bring your container. G. T. Royer. Phone 22F4. Dlllard. Ore. TODAY'S BASEBALL ChQw and Then or tAlways f COMB of oar customer kavc (band the O WARNER'S WRAP-AROUND . CORSELETTE i perfect meant of figurt ' persuasion for tl tht time, while othcrt like to alternate it with t Wrap-aroarul. We cannot too aighly recommend, how. ever, itt uniuual features of back-flattening, diaphragm control tad faihionablc tie waistline. . v - , HtitU ftr til fgrnrt, o - oo- ' , : I. ABRAHAM'S THE 8ILK STORE". Heating Stoves! Heavy Cast Iron and Cast Lined . For Burning Wood or Coal ' Nice New Line on Display. Get our Prices . ., Before you Buy Phone 25 ZICLER-FEE HARDWARE CO. WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BARGAINS When Misa Ederle waa asked If the had become tick In the water o exhnusfd ahe said no. She re plied that ahe may have roughed. From aevernl passengers It waa lenrned that Mint Kderle had at tributed the loFa of her chance to having become ) Ixxy from a tight band about her head. Ml P.lerln vfla vettnft tiv tha ' confusion growing out of the re fusal of her mintnra to allow her to talk. When Misa Kppntcln al lowed hr to answer a few que lions It waa difficult for her lo hold back tears. According to Coach Handler, Mlsa Fderle'a failure mav be at tributed to the training by Jahei Wolffe. Hp added, however, that woitre would be given an oppor tunity to defend himself. American Lesuroe. At Philadelphia, (firm game): R. H. E. ! Detroit 2 7 1 I Philadelphia 4 10 1 Batteries: Stoner and Wood: Uaumgartner and Cochrane. At Boston R. H. E. f'leveland '...8 11 0 Huston 6 8 2 Batteries: Kurr, Shaule and L. Sewell; lies', Fuhr and lllachoff. At New York 'St. Louis ....... New York R. II. E. 2 7 1 4 7 3 Batteries: Glurd, Dnvia and Tiixon; lloyt and llcngough. ' National League At Chicago: R. H. E. New York 8 14 2 Chicago 1 13 1 ! Barnesand Snyder; Cooper and Gonzales. I American Leaoue (Second Game) I FOR SALE Vulcanizing abop and tire bualneas, will aell cheap If taken soon. W. Cobb, 1 mile north of Itoeeburg. FOR SALE One good eoaOf $7". Good knit sweater. 28. $2. Serer-, i porcn oreaaea. a I eacn. some other articlea cheap. 813 Miller St. FOK "SALE Grapes, blue ""and white, good for table or grape juice. 60 centa a peach box full. Every day except Sunday. Brtel boxea Phone 2F2S. 8. A. Roaer. HAVE COOS COUNTY dairy ranch. Equipped. Will take good general purpose ranch to (8000 aa part payment In exchange. G. W. Young JSon. Phone 417. BRIGHT!-InTelligent young man wanted for work in grocery atore. Good opportunity for advance ment. Give phone No. Addreaa Box 75, care News-Review. Alfalfa, clover and grata seeds at Wharton Bros. "The aulclon is Indicated." Ilandley snld. "that Mlsa Kderle waa taken nut of the water prema turely. Motion plctitrea show that she sat up In the boat If she had been exhausted she would have collapsed." At Philadelphia: IX-trolt . R. H. E. .3 4 0 Philadelphia 7 12 0 Collins, lioyle and Ilaasler, Wood all; Groves, Walberg and Perklna. At Cincinnati: R. II. E. Philadelphia 6 13 0 Wool sacks, twhie. branding Cincinnati 1 8 0 i fluid and sheep dip nt Wharton' Batteries: Wlllotighly and Hen- I Bros. THFATRFJ . II W iiJ a vaWi.'i :liue; Donohue and Krueger. FIELD ARTILLERY LOSES POLO MATCH TO CLUB BRYN MAWR. 8-pt. 18. The I Meadowhrook Polo team today de- Liberty Theatre. feated the Sixteenth Field Artillery There la a treat In atore for those quartette 13 goals to 6 In the tour who are fascinated by the Interior nament for the president's cup at of the forbidden realm, the arlist s the llryn Mawr Country Club, studio and which of us can truth-' o fully say he Is not? "Off the Hleh I Trucheelo Camp Fire Glrla cook way," a sumptuous screen version ed food aale at 20th Century G ro of the famous, Tatterly" which is eery. Saturday. September 19th. coming to ine i.ioerty tneatre next The Liberty Theatre Friday Saturday Matinee Saturday, 2:15 P. M. RICHARD TAUVIADGE "Thru thTFlames" Comedy, Romance, Tlirills You will laugh until you weep. ; Webfoot Weekly and Comedy 10 and 15c Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerve and Spine Specialist 8?4 Terklns Bldg. Toons 654 DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Glasaea lit Jackson St Pine Street Machine Shop Oppotitt Flour Mill We are well equipped to han dle most any kind of Job. lieara cut to order. Ttiniiay for a three day run. is richlv endowed with scenes lal.i t:i the haunts of the pallette. amock and brush. The tremendous cast Is headed by William V. Mong. Marguerite Ite !,a Mode and John Bower. It was directed by the reliable Tom Kormnn. under the personal puiht vision of Hunt Stromherg. Antlers Thtatrs. A lost roat held np for two days tht filming of an important se quence of "California Straight Ahead." the 1'nlvcrsal Jewell star ring lleglnnld Denny, which comes lo the Anders theatre for an en encement Sunday. The gnat's disappearance was opportunely .itaged by the driver of a bus op'eni'nc. between t'niversal I Cl'.y and Hollywood. The bus was carrying a professional goal that lis to say nu actor goat to thei I railroad train, w here It was to he shipped to Vlotnrvllle, California, where the Denny unit waa worklna The bus turned over enroute. The driver was uninjured. So was th an!. But when the vehicle ha I been righted the goat waa gone. A worker on a steam ahovel declared the goat had disappeared in a northwesterly direction. Others re ported It was going south. Any I war. It had disappeared. Two days later the goat was found roaming about the hills in back of Cnlversal City. Meanwhile Harry I'ollunl. Denny's director, had sent several not too cordial telegrams anent the past due goat W hen It did arrive Pollard had , waited until he decided to fnrctn ' the goat and hid re written the se. Iquence and used a stray dog of le- lil'tronlc talent, but greater atai! ability. 'California Straight Ahead' FOR SALE 124 Ford Tudor dan; looks like new, motor In per-, rect condition. Lota or extras, i cash or terms. Lillian Welchlein. I 415 8. Pine St. FOR-SALE 3 yr. old heifer. 3"7 Jersey. Flrat calf: giving ( qta. milking. Sell oeap. Call at Me-' ' Donald farm. Garden Valley, or i addreaa John H. MacGllvery. SPECIAL SATURDAY 31x4 Cords 32x4 Cords . 33x4 Cords . 34x4 Cords WILSON'S TIRE SHOP 317.75 17.0 18.50 19.5V FOR SALE! One of lower Unip qua's best dairy rariches, near . Reedsport on good road. Small down payment or small trade, bal. same aa federal loan. Ad d rose "Dairy", care New s-Review. FOK SALE 4-room furnished mod ern house. Screened sleeping porch, two lots wltb garage, lawn and flowera; a ready home for 82600. Terms. Chas. Kyes, 826 N. Jackson St THINK OF IT The greatest alngle cauae of ac cidents Is the automobile; to the tl river, tl.e passenger, or the pedestrian. Five dollars per year la the cost of a personal accident policy cov ering auto accidents. -sx us about it some KN. USEIUIB.eK LITTLE 2 room house. Lot 53x 100 ft. Paving and sidewalk. Good furniture. Priced at 31000. S250 down, balance 820 per mo. 7 Interest. Buyer to assume pav ing. O. W. Young & Son. Phone 417. - HOW ABOUT THIS for an Invest ment? 8-room house, bath, 50 ft lot. paving and aldewalk. Houae arranged in two apartments. Fur niture included. Renting for 845 per mo. Price 12600. 8250 down and balance at $30 per month. Interest at 7". O. W. Young Son. Phone 417. Our constant en deavor to sell only the best Footweat is our reason for advis ing the purchase of- ataatax .. SHOES $7 $8.50 $10 Roseburg Booterie IRVIN BRUNN ' Shoes That Satisfy and FM Your Fsot Periling Bldo.. Rosaburg DANCE AT Melrose Country Club Saturday Nile Sept. 19 Music by Roseburg Music Everybody Welcome DANCE AT LONG'S HALL Coles Valley SATURDAY NITE SEPTEMBER 19 Six-Piece Orchestra All Welcome DANCE OLALLA HALL SATURDAY NIGHT Sept. 19 , GOOD MUSIC 'California Straight Ahead' ' Car of shingles. Premium Stars tr.si arrived. Pare Lumber and Fuel Co. phone 212 Folks used t,l watt for their ship lo come In. Today they read Hi. News Review classified ails. DANCING SAT. NITE RAINBOW GARDENS Music by Those SWANEE SERENADERS A Better Band IT'S A JITNEY Follow tht) Crowd Music Treat for Music Lovers Dr. Chas. 0. Breach Prominent Violinist of Portland will be with Dr. F. R. Margetts at the Armory Friday night and will render several special violin numbers for the benefit of those who at tend the lecture on "How to Be Young at Seventy." Mrs. L. B. Moore of Roseburg will accom pany Dr. Breach on the Piano. This will be a special treat for the people of Roseburg. There will be no admis sion for the music or lecture. Come and bring your friends. -n Lecture at 8 P. M. Tonite and Saturday A Universal Jewel "Fools Highway" The streets of New York had cradled Mike Kildare, made him at tough as the toughest. ,-, Yet he was born with the gift of winning women all women except Mamie Rose. Starring Beautiful MARY PHILBIN and All-Star Cast FEATURE COMEDY 10c 15c JITNEY DANCE OAKLAND, FRI SEPT 18 Music by SWANEE SERENADERS Corns On Overl STARTING SUNDAY First Run Special JvlILTON SILLS The Making of O'Malley" Tonight and Saturday The Greatest of All Western Star TOM MIX In 'Oh, You Ton Action. Thrills Chills, Laughs. PATHE NEWS FEATURE COMEDY 10c 25c Start Sunday, the Seasons Greatest Comedy Reginald Denny IN 'California Straight Ahead'
