Roseburg news-review., October 02, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1925.
You will find practical school ap
parel, popularly priced at FISHER'S
Bstter Service
Better Merchandise
A Friday and Saturday Surprise
Sale of Dresses
Late, Smart Models in Silk for
$16.85
Attractive in combinations of color on very fine
materials, and new long sleeves with puffing of gor
, gette and other contrasting silks. AH are different,
all exceptionally smart. , Sizes 1 6 to 44.
Wool Hose
For Women and Misses, Just
'arrlrod. Uoth light and dark
-shades for wearing with low
thoes.
School Shoes
'For yesrs a feature of our
hoe dfpartment long wear
ing, full leather
BUSTER BROWNS
Special attention to fitting
Children.
MAKESHIFT DEBT
E
E
PRUNES GIVEN FOR DISPLAY
, AT CHAMBER COMMERCE
Mr. and Mra. Henry Lander of
Winston, have presented the Cham
ber of Commerce with two boxes
of prunes for exhibit purposes.
One box contains V 20-25 Italian
prunes and the other 3035 Petltes. I
These boxi s of carefully packed i
prunes are being covered with
glata and will be kept on exhibit
Conk wttn aw
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L. F. T. CLUB
Simon's opening dance
Tuesday. October 6th, K. P.
Hall. Dancing p. m.
t
In Today " i
' James W. Mather returned to his ,
home in Canyonvllle this after
noon after transacting business '
here for a few hours i
The Best Policy
la to keep well Insured. It la
too late to Insure after the
loss occurs., You will appre
ciate the service rendered by
our agency. We write all
line of tire and automobile
insurance.
C. W. YOUNG 8c SON
, INSURANCE .
116 Case St. Phone 417
Dr. H. C. Church
' OPTOMETRIST '
Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Ore,
, , . Phone SI' '.
AUCTIONS
We sell anything and everything
you have to otter and get the
tllgb dollar. Bee me for dates.
. M. C. RADABAUOH
630 N. Pine St.
i
I
Try Mel-O-Mnid these Delightful Indian Summer Days 4
R ' It will give you added buoyancy for daily routine. O d
5 . GePtha Habit of Using .
A Mel-O-Maid Butter Abo 4 j
9 You will find every pound sweet and wholesome Its d
d pure and a ood food '4'
S Douglas County Creamery .
4. ' Phone 340 i.
Dr. Harrison Folk
' ' Chiropractor
mectronlcoand niectro-Theraphy
41T Perkins Bldg. ' ' Phone 41
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerre and Bptne Specialist.
Its Perktni Bldg. Phone 654
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting of
. Olassea
116 Jackson St
Liberty Theatre
Friday and Saturday
'Matinee Saturday 2:15 (
WILLIAM FAIRBANKS
and DOROTHY REVIER
in
"That Wild West
Also
Added Attraction
BINGHAM AND GABLE
Greatest Musical Artists
Webfoot Weekly and Comedy
10c 15c
Coming Sunday and Monday
FRED THOMPSON
In Mis Latest Dig New Special
"THE BULL'S LAIR"
Pine Street Machine)
Shop
Opposite Plour Mill o
We are well equipped to han
dle most any kind of Job.
Oeara cut to order.
At Brand's
ROAD STANO
Pacific Highway 4 miles north
Open Evenings
NOTE
For the first time we are hold
Ing nearly a car load of cur fin
est Jonathan Apples to sell lo
cally, and for a low prtw. Al
most as cheap by the box as by
the car load. Packed extra, fan
cies ready to ship S1.6S, aid all
grades dovn to 40 cents a nuh
el fo rcookers. Other varieties
at car-lot market prices. Whole
sale and retail.
PEARS:
de Anjna
Howell
0VERLAN0 GRAPES:
Tokays
Malaxes.
Illark Prince .
Jelly drapes Sc lb.
APPLES: Jonathan
Spltsenberg
Newtowna ,
Home Heanty
Rnow Apple
Cookers
GARDEN VALLEY MELONS
Watermelona
Cantaloupes
GRAPE JUICE: Orders taken
for fresh grape Juice
Ilrlng containers.
1 eeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaesee
PARIS, Oct. 1. The first
tangible effect here of the tem
porary debt settlement offer in
Washington was to send the dol
lar from 21.10 francs at the
opening of the bourse to 21.30 at
1 p. m.
A pessimistic view of the events
in Washlngtos was manifest in
official circles, where opinion pre
vails that the temporary arrange
ment for annual payment of forty
million each for the next five
years had served to complicate
the whole debt situation.
It was felt that the course
events hsd taken would make It
extremely difficult for parliament
to accept the provisional arrange
ment hecuuxe of the uncertainty
Involved and the belief that the
termination of the five year per
iod would find France faced with
the same or perhaps more serious
problems titan she is meeting now.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8 The French
debt commission, which will sail
for Paris tonight on the liner La
France, arrived at 12:30 p. m. to
day. Membera of the commission
Including Finance-Minister Call
laux, expected to devote much of
the afternoon to sight seeing. The
finance minister obtained all avail
able morning papers at a city en
route from Washington and after
reading their accounts of yester
day's proceedings declared be
(bund them ''fair and impartial."
. One-cent sale at Kexall Drug
Store next week. Dig bargaina for
the thrifty buyer. '
PIERCE S ALLEGED
NEW TODAY
FOR SALE P. C. Pigs. Ivar Orae,
Wilbur, Ore.
FL'RNISHKD ROOMS for house-1
keeping. 344 S. Jacksoa St. ' J
FOr'NiiIloy's cap. Owner call at
this office and describe same. !
Foil 8ALB-HeaT-r. almost new", !
wood or coal. 520 S. Stephens. I
FOil- R ENT Modern furnished
apartment, with garage. 428 Pit
xer St.
FOR 8ALK Shropshire bucks. In
quire of Lyle Manners, or phone
17F2.
l)H E 8 8 M A KING ,- Children's
clothes a specialty. Mra. PlngeL
615 Fowler St. .
PfiTt SALE Ford son tractor,
Bosch magneto, and disc. A.
Rakke, Melrose.
FUR-SALE Gray oats and vetch
mixed seed. 3 cents lb. John
Doerner, Melrose.
SCHOOL GIRL wants to care for
children evenings. Mildred Mor
risons Military street. j
FOR REST For cash or on
shares. 3 acres strawberries, 3
years old. Walking distance of
Roseburg. Box 23, News-Review.
FOR'SALE 17"Tbulouse"lgeee, 32
each or 330 for the bunch. Also
saddle horse. 320 or will trade.
A. Louis Eggleton, Oakland. Ore.
VANTEI To buy 2kS empty j
gunny sacks. Must be good
enough to hold 100 lbs. coal. j
Denn-Gerretsen Co. 231 N. Main !
8t" - .
FOR RENT Must rent Saturday,
five-room furnished house with
piano and garage. Near, school.
Thirty dollars month. 905 S.
Main.
FOR-SALE Orchard run apples.
Spitzenburg and Newtons, 60c
per box by the box or truck
load. Bring your boxes. T. J.
Amspoker, Riddle. Ore.
WANTED Two Jersey cows, fresh
giving 5 or 6 gals, dally. Twenty
two-year-old Bronze turkey hens
and two gobblers. Frank T.
Wood. Box 144 Brockway. Ore.
EST
Don't Forget
School Shoes
You want the chil
dren to be dressed
well while going to
school.
We can fit them
here with"" correct
8 i z e 8 of sturdy,
Ions? wearing shoes
Prices are low
Better bring in the
family today
ROSEBURG
BOOTERIE
'IRVIN BRUNN
Shoes That Satisfy and PH
Your Feet
Perkins Bldg, Roseburg
PRUNES DONATED
FOR CONVENTION OF
. LEGION AT OMAHA
The Drager Fruit company.
through the Roseburg Chamber of
: Commerce, haa given loe pounds of
j dried prunes In 10-lb. boxes to be
used at tbe Omaha convention of
the American Legion for the pur-,
pose of advertising Oregon. The i
local Chamber of Commerce which
' received the prunes, haa turned
1 them over to Dr. E. B. 8tewart.
1 atate commander of the American
Legion, who haa been very active
' In the plan to boost the state In
some suitable manner at the na
: tlonal sepslon of the World War
t veterans. Dr. Stewart promises
that the prunes will be used In a
manner which will be a decided ad
vertisement for Oregon and Its
great prune Industry. .
FLOODS IN JAPAN
' CAUSED 26 DEATHS
TOKYO. Oct. t Further de-
tails of the great rainstorm of
Wednesday night ahow that 29
persons were killed In Yokohama
and six in Yokoauka by land
slides. Ftftj houses were razed
by the slides and other damage
was done, particularly to the rail
roads, many miles of which were
washed away by flood waters.
In Toyo, 42,000 houses were
partly submerged, but otherwise
the damage done was not serious.
PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 2.
Robert Smith and A. C. Smith.
said to be special state prohibi
tion agentB of Governor Walter
M. Pierce, were arrested here to
day on' secret federal Indlctmenta
charged with conspiracy to violate
the prohibition law, with seizing
liquor and taking It for their own
use, with demanding money to
keep from muklnt arrests of law
violators, and wltu selling moon
shine taken In a raid on a still
in Marion county.
Robert and A. C. Smith, are
sons of former Wardsn Johnston
Smith of the Oregon stute peni
tentiary. They surrendered today
to United States Marshal Hutch
kiss and were released on $2,000
ball, posted by Milton A. Miller
and Dr. J. W. Morrow.
Arthur Chrlstensen, former
federal prohibition agent, and
said to have been acting as spe
cial stale agent In Astoria, was
Indicted on the same charges as
those facing the Smith Brothers.
An additional charge of trans
portation of liquor was lodged
against ChriHtensrn. Chrlstensen
was already under arrest on an
other. charge and was out on JSoffl
ball. g!ls hall was Increased to
$2,000 under the new charge.
YOUR CHANCE to own a home
on very easy terms. 6-room house,
modern plumbing. SO ft. lot on
paved street, garage, a good va!
ue at price asked, 12100. A small
down payment and balance like
rent. G. W. Young ft Son. Phone
417. i ,
MONEY TO LOAN Private mon- i
ey in amounts of, f S00 to $1000.
one to 3 years on good real es-:
, tate. $2000 for- one year. Farm
loans at for 5. 7 or 10 yoars, i
on good improved farms. G. W. j
loung tc son, rnono 417. .
FOR SAtEAl team weighing
2K00, sound and true, gentle, good
life, and 10 years old. Good
breeching harness, good 3 In.
wagon, good tires. Box and side
boards, also gravel bed. Snap at
$225 cash. Address Box 11. News-Review.
FOR SALE Maple and fir block;
wood. $3 tier. H. E. Grove, Box
S4, Dillard. . t .
NEED THE MONEY Have $300,
credit on Hudson - coach ; or :
brougham, sell for $275. Phone
124-J, evenings.
FOR ' SALE--room plastered
bouse, close In, garage, lawn and
flowers. Price $2100. Terms:
' Cbu. Kyes, 82 N. Jackson St. ;
The Moroni-OIsen Players
WILL PRESENT
"Pygmalion
A lively modern English Comedy
Antlers. Theatre
, . .. Friday, October 2
r AUSPICES ROSEBURG BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB '
' Admission $1.00
Season tickets for 3 plays, $2.50
WANTED Vacancy now offered
to handle Ward's Reliable Pro
ducts In Douelas county. Gen
tlemanly, steady hustler desired.
Previous experience not neces
sary. Particulars forwarded on
request Dr. Ward's Medical Co.,
Winona. Minn. Estshlished 1856.
Heat with gas.
Strike now! Tlftse who are suc
ceeding today were readers and ad
vertisers of yesterday's classified
columns In the News-Review.
DANCING
RAINBOW
GARDENS
SAT. NITE
EVERYBODY GOES
It'll Be Warm There.
Even the Music
by tbse
SWANEE SERENADERS
IT'S A JITNEY
The Newest Tiling
in Fountain Pens
Your Initial Atlacictl
to Cap Instantly
$1.50
10c 15c 3
A Warner Broi. Clastic
"On Thin Ice"
o
With Tom Moore. Edith Rob
erts, William Hussell, Theo
dore Von Kits, Wilfred North.
Texas Kldd. Directed by Mai
St. Clair.
A crook story with a novel'
crook that means thrills.
Also
"HE WHO GETS
SMACKED'
Fenture Comedy only
Remember Only Exclu
sive First Run Pictures
Shown
Starts Sunday
MILTON SILLS
o - ,n
w "The Knockout"
The big super-specinl Cbf
the Northwest and Cana
dian Woods..
Hish-jrraJc fountain pens In
every way. Sell-tilling, with
Iriditim-tirpcd points, im
proved feed and large ink
capacity.
Only PARAMOUNT TENS
have this initial feature. Se
lect vour nen.nnd vour initi.il
j can be snapped on in a sco
1 ond.
LLOYD L. CROCKER
PIONEER DRUG STORE
Ml N. Jackson St.
ANTLERS
SATURDAY ONLY
HOOT GIBSON
'TheRidin'Kid
from
Powder River"
Dead or Alive
The sheriff trapped him
then the lights went out
the Kid is gone. Who
helped him to escape)
Wns it the girl who said
she hated him)
See the truest Western
picture ever made.
DEPENDABLE PROPERTY
PROTECTION
The value of your Insurance pro-!
tectlon is measured by the reli
ability of the company back
of it. . '
This agency represents v only
well known and proven - com
panies, offering every needed
form of Insurance protection.
wnsiewps. ' irt;rilli,r
YOUR s BARBER?
Come over and get a clean shave,
a neat haircut or a bath uptown
prices after October 19.
GOLDEN RULE BARBER SHOP
SSO N. Jackson St.
DANCE
AT
LONG'S HALL
Coles Valley
SATURDAY NITE
OCTOBER S o
Music by
BUNCH'S ORCHESTRA
DANCE
OLALLA
HALL
SATURDAY NIGHT
Oct. 3 '
GOOD MUSIC
STARTS SUNDAY
(Matinees unday and Monday)
'Ih Vhdihm- it lh 'toil
ONE. OF. AMERICA'S
MOSTvTHRILLlNO HISTORICAL v
DEEDS -THE DRIVING OF THE
LAST SPIKE FOR THE. TRANS- .
CONTINENTAL RAILROAD
IRON
.HORSE
Tresented by
WILLIAM FOX
i&lOHN "FORD
proaucuonj
V
Q)irect from One fears m tnJfcw forK
A Regiment of United States Troops and Cavalry; 3,000
Railway Workmen; 1,000 Chinese Laborers; 800 Pawnee.
Sioux and Cheyenne Indians; 2,000Horses; 1,300 Buffaloes;
tlO.OOOexas Steers in addition to all star east! - : , -' j
THIS IS THE PICTURE THAT ALL CRITICS AGREE TO
BE THE EQUAL OF 'THE COVERED WACON" SOME
CLAIM IT IS BETTER! o
15c
50c
Antlers Theatre one rQt in
Roseburg. Orejfon Night U4l Jl LJ
NOT A MOTION PICTURE
FAREWELL TOUR OF
CURTAIN AT 8:30 P. M.
FRANK BACON'S Masterpiece
ALL-STAR
. CAST
Mrs.
Frank
Bacon
Thomas
Jtfftrson
Bassis
Bacon
sntf Othsr
Favorites
The World's
Greatest Play
ii ii i
""""..SHaBsaBasaBBSBaB
MAIL
ORDERS
are
new bslng
filled In the
order
rsuivsd
whsn ac
companied by draft,
money
orders or
certified
chock.
MILLIONS ARE WAITING FOR IT!
Sss for yourself why It raw for three years In New York and two years In Chicago, breaking all
records of the American Theatre.
DONT Bt CROWDED OUTI BUY EARLY AND BE SAFE!
PRICES. INCLUDING TAX Lower floor, 100 scats S2.20, balance floor II.SS: balcony seats,
SO seats, S2-J0; balance II.SS, St.10, 60s NOBODY SEATED DURING ACTS