Roseburg news-review., October 22, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1925.
i ! TKDKY! ! !
Until October 31st
OAK POLE WOOD for asle, $3.00:1
tier. Call47Kll.
FOR 8 ALE Font truck and cow,'
bolh (or $100. . Scbullse, Brock-1
way. I
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW.
Harvest Shoe Sale
wan i kii siai ana wire ror tl- j
It Opened Today!
It Astonished Hundreds!
Tha values in this sale cannot be realized until after
months of wear. They are the John Kelly, Buster Brown,
Boyd-Welch shoes that have set the styles of the shoe
standards in Roseburg for years. We know you won't
believe it until you seel
fed J
Table Displays
$1.00, $2.85
. . . . . y
discontinued : numbers.
the very best
Our
Odd sizes in
makes.
Infants Shoes 85c
Full table display. Help your
self. Try them on. Values up
to $2.50. , ,,
Women's Dress
Shoes
Best of styles, including verv
latest modes for this fall. Val
ues up to $1 1.00.
Sale Prices
$4.85 to $7.85
Includes the greater portion of
our immense stock!
MEN'S SHOES
CHILDREN'S SHOES
ALL ON SALE
SPECIAL VALUES IN HARVEST SALE OF
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
$1700 men's ties. 89c Men's 6t Boys'
Other ties. 2 for .....89c M SweaiVi'S 1 '? fH
Mens $4.50 Shirts.. $2.69
Athletic Union Suits . ..89c Men's Knit Unions... $1.00
Mm.
Better Service Better Merchandise
: Extra!
1 FOR
Friday and Saturday
1 . . Closing Out
W 40
I Silk Dresses
lllljj ' At a Marvelous Price, Each . jjj
$12.75 I
j A CLOSE OUT
)$m. I
I I llll Better Service Better Merchandise
t-iirii nun, nyiii; iu iuukinb 1
drill. i I
FOR SALE Oak store and block
wood. I'bone 2G0-J. O. E. (iard-j
ner.
FOR SALE 130 sheep, mostly
ewea, flO each. L. W. Hogan,
Oakland, Ore.
SAVE VOLR MONEY Buy good
bonds from licensed bond brok-i
era. M. F. Rice of Rice & nice. I
FOR SALE Gold Dollar aud New
Oregon strawberry - plants. $4
per M. C. L. Gerniond, Millwood,
Ore.
WILL ALL W. R. C. members
pli-aae be present i Friday, Oct.
23, at two. Important busineKg
.meeting.
YONCALLA STUDENTS
PUBLISHING PAPER
A very lively newspaper, "Whis
pers', Is being published by the
student body of tha Yoocalla high
school. The paper la published
monthly and deala not only with
school actlvitlea but includea also
local news items from various sur
rounding communities. The publica
tion la liberally supported by ad
vertisers. Bernlce Huntington la
editor-in-chief; Willeta Miller, as
sistant editor; Kenneth Crowe,
bualneaa manager.
Ill" ' " ' ' ' "m
YOUR SURPLUS
Your savings are your surplus so
be very careful not to waste them
or put them In some risky scheme.
Make safety your guiding atar.
Open an account now with thla
bank.
4 Intsrsat Paid en Savings
Accounts.
The Roseburg National Bank
Roseburg.Ore.
SB
OF
Keep an Eye on Your '
Property Values
Prupfrtv value rhatiK. Ymir
first iMurtnrt policies uliould
chnngtj to eorrPBpontl. Inuram
that was arieijUHto yMtTtHy
may nut offor yuu full prutfctton
tmluy.
W fthnll b Kind to Inn pert your
firs i-Uka and Innurancii protec
tion lii.lhJiht of preaeiti-tluy
vIu ;
Haircutting
You'll want It cut some tiny.
Why not let ua do the Job?
Indies work specialised. Ilarber
lng la done right here. Up town
prices.
GOLDEN RULE BARBER 8HOP
660 N. Jackson St.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
- Specialist In tbe fitting of
. Olassea
iiS Jackson St.
AUCTIONS '
We sell anything and everything
you have to offer and get the
high dollar. See me for dates.
M. C. RAOABAUQH
R30 N. Pins St
The Liberty Theatre
, . Lat Time Tonight
I Eva Novak and William Fairbanks
"Tainted Money"
ACTION THRILLS ROMANCE
' . Fables Topics Also the Starting of
10c The Adventures of Mazic 15c
Coming Friday Richard Talmadgs in his latest
, 'The We of Hope"
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
f leetro-CMroprsctor
Narva and Spina SpeclaltsL
114 Parkins Bldg. Phons 164
'Amclsted Ptm LwH Wln.
PARI8. Oct. 22 Belief that a
new plan which Finance Minister
Calllau nrmtnses to .nhmlt In th
American debt commission would
Involve larger annual payments
, than previous French proposal?
j waa general In political circles to
day. I On the other hand It l known
' that M. Caillaux feels that even the
temporary arrangement offered by
, Secretary Mellon would be better
than any plan Involving higher
payments unless such a plan car
rled some aort of Insurance against
i ths crippling of French financial
resources. In view of the fact thai
many members of the French par
liament are vigorously opposed to
the temporary arrangement which
M. Caillaux brought home from
I Washington, this arrangement will
I not be submitted to parliament.
Instead, there will be a new pro
posal which la expected to be a
, definite refunding measure cover
lng 2 yeara. . L,
j Thla proposal will be forwards!
shortly, probably soon after the re
opening of the chamber of deputies
I next Thursday. '
Although at tbe recent radical
i congress In Nice, there was some
demand that France should under
take to pay no more on her war
debta than Ihe received In German
reparations the belief prevails that
M. Caillaux will not consider this
I when he next approaches Wash
ington and also that he will not at-
, tempt to couple up war debt pay-
jments with reparations.
'(HAItOKS AO. INS OKNKIttl,
j ; .M, H. HAItT KALI. I'l,.r.
I WASHINGTON. Oct. 22. Uhe
i charges filed against MaJor-t;-n-jeral
William H. Hart by Major-
(leneral Harry L. Kogera. retire
'have disclosed to the Invesilga
lng officers no basis for furth'r
proceedings.
I The charges, filed with the
war department, alleged that
lOeneral Hart caused the publica
tion of a magaiine and newjpa
per article derogatory to Ceneml
Rogers for the purpose of pre
jveiillng the latter's ra-appolnt-I
ment as quarlermaster-gener.il.
. (leneral Hart succeeded to that
1 post.
FOR SA LE One-ton Ford truck;
laurel wood 12 tier on ground,
or 13 25 delivered. Herman
Schulze, Brockway.
FOR'SALE 75""tler'bf dryla'urel
and oak wood,-$2.25 per tier on
the ground. Phone 6F3t. P. W.
Cooper, Clengary.
TIKES 31x4 heavy duty cords,
1 1 5.75. 32x4 heavy duty cords,
115 95. 33x4 heavy duty cords.
1 1 6.75. Wilson's Tire Shop
FOR SALE 2 horse powerSattley
gas engine and pumping jack.
Hrand new. $55 caah. J. W.
Humphreys, Wilbur
FOR-8ALEStudebaker Spec'lai
Six, excellent condition, price
tint), $275 down, bal. 9 mouth's
time. Phone 242.
MONEY TO LOAN On farm or
city property. We specialize on
mortgage loans. Plenty of funds.
M. F. Rice of Rice & Rice.
WANTED To hear from owner of
good farm for sale. State cash
price, full particulars. D. F.
Bush, Minneapolis, Minn.
BI'ILDER Jobs of any size tak
en and a square deal guaranteed.
Also new 2x4's and shiplap for
sale. Chaa. D. Maynard. Phone
3.15-R.
WE MAKE all kinda of real prop
erty mortgage loans. We buy and
sell mortgages. Deal with licens
ed bond and mortgage brokers.
Rice & Rice.
FOR SALE Cockerels, nuff Or
pingtons aud White Mlnorcaa.
Also maple and ash block wood.
Chean If taken at once. Phone
6F2. Fred A. Goff. Roseburg.
FOR SAi.E Strawberry plants
Improved Oregon, well rooted,
thousand $4.00: hundred Due; al
so dry land double disc plow,
ood condition. Exchange for
hay. Price $50. Lindblom, Dlxon-vllle.
CASH TO LOAN to home owners.
H you own your home and need
Immediate fuudn, we can give
you prompt service. Umpqua
Savings and Ixan Association.
Douglas Abstract Building,
lng.
THE ANNUAL RUMMAGE sale
of the Roseburg Woman's club
will be . held Saturday, October
24th at 9 a. m. at the Sykes
building. Proceeds of the sale
will go toward the Woman's
. clubhouse fund. Help build the
clubhouae.
SOME DA Y VOl? WILL PAY
DOUBLE For this ranch of 240
acres; 4 miles from
well fenced: with fine water
aupply; big sheep shelter; will
carry a hundred ewea. Price
$3200. easy terms. Lawrence
Agency. 125 Casa Streat. Phone
219.
We are pleased to announce the completion
of our
New Banking Home
which will be occupied jointly
. '. x by us in a few days
On Saturday, October twenty-fourth
a cordial invitation is extended to our
-customers and friends to inspect
; the new quarters from two
to Hoe and seven to
nine p. m. '
The Douglas National Bank
First State and Savings Bank 1
Roseburg, Oregon, October 20, 1921
' NOTICE
The Benson P. T. A. will hold a
reception Friday night for the
teaches. Everybody invited.
7,000 PRISONERS TAKEN
KKO.M THK MANCHV8.
churlan forces, retreating north-;
ward, crossed the Yangtse river, i
PEKING, Oct. 22. Gnerals of
the Cheklang forces, which have
wrested pructically all of Klang-
su province from the troops of
Marshal Chang Tso-LIn, the Man-
P.F.HIRSCH
ACCOUNTANT
z Books Audited
j Roseburg .... Oregon !
Dr, H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, r
Phons SS
Dr. Harrison Folk
Chiropractor
Electronic and
327 West Casa
Electro-Therapy
Phone 491
DEMOLAY
TONIGHT. 7:30
Everyone be there.
DANCE
OLALLA
HALL
SATURDAY NIGHT
October 24 ,
GOOD MUSIC
Mrs. Charles Brand
. Song, Interpretation
Voice Building
TEACHER OF SINGING
STARTS TONIGHT
FOR SALE 2 13001b. marea. new
harnesa. good wagon. 2 horse gas
engine, plow, . cultivator. and
household effects. Equity l'S-ac
fruit and poultry ranch. Cheap.
Owner leaving state. Applv W. H
Hardin. 1 mile north, then i
mile eaat of Camp View.
YOIT WIFE" MANAGE THE
APARTMENT HOUSE. WE GET
YOU A GOOD JOB Fully fur
nished, modern up-to-the-minute,
centrally located heart of North
Bend, Ore. Clears 16'c and rent
free to your family. Will lake
small home or acreage close to
Roseburg in part payment. For
appointment write E. K. McLen
don. Box 133. Roseburg.
Thf Best Policy
Is to keep well Insured. It Is
too late to Insure after tha
.loss occurs. You will appre
ciate the service rendered by
our agency. We write all
lines of fire and automobile
Insurance.
C W. YOUNG & SON
INSURANCE
116 Cass St Phone 417
INSPECTION AT O. A. C.
Corvallls. Ore.. Oct. 22 Major-,
General Charlea T. Menoher, com-1
maniter of the ninth corps area and
first chief of the United States
army air service. Is today Inspect
ing the rest rve officers training
corps personnel at Oregon Agricul-'
tural College
LAST TIME TONITE
Wm. Desmond and
A Riot of Fun and Amusement
BIG HAYSEED BALL and RURAL CARNIVAL
RAINBOW GARDENS
Saturday Nite (Bath Nite) Oct. 24th
r A PRIZE FOR THE BEST RUBE
Special Added Attraction
MISS PEGGY CONLEE
DEMONSTRATING THE
CHARLESTON the new dance craze
NOTE: Mlas Coulee, who Is boted for her Interpretations of Imlinn dances, has just recently
completed a course In the new Charleston at the Christiansen Srhool of Dancing. Portland. Hhe
will first tslk on the new dance do It as a solo, and then with a gentleman-partner.
Ws want everybody to leave their cares snd trojblss at homt on this night of dance nights. Get
ths spirit have s rssl goad t.m.
Be a R&e If You Can Once
Music by those SWANEE SERE NADERS A Live Dance Band.
Helen Holmes
Duped
Also
W1VL S. HART
In
"Truthful Tulliver"
(A Re-Issue)
10c 15c
STARTS TOMORROW
JACK
HOXIE
In hla first big super-special
"The White
Outlaw"
Also Opening Chapter of
"Wolves of
the North"
;
II Wfll
I son of zosuio ) &pr
I 0 v I Special
1 f I - 6aturday
-I S csf I """"
' Fsst as I
I . ' Lightning. f I
- .L
16c 60c
The Creatsst of All
Ooug's Pictures;
special dance prologue twice
each evening by miss dorothy
Mcdonald.
Only
the Best
ANTLERS
AH of
the Best
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