EIGHT
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1925.
TMEJS NEARL Y UP-Last Day SATURDA Y
HARVEST
mm sale
This is but to remind you of the hundreds of
pairs of shoes of all descriptions and all
Shoes of quality like John Kelly's and Buster
Brown's now being closed out at a fraction
of their worth Prices : - -, .
$1.00, $1.39, $1.85, $2.85,' $3.85
$4.85, $6.35, $7.85
Roseburg's Finest Shoes in This Sale.
Better Service Better Merchandise
Thf Best Policy
Is to keep well Insured. It Is
too late to Insure after the
lou occurs. ' Ton will appre
ciate the service rendered br
. our agency. We write all
lines of fire and automobile
Insurance. ;
C W. YOUNG & SON
INSURANCE
116 Cast St Phone 417
NO
RAINBOW OAROEN
DANCE
Dr. H. C Church
OPTOMETRIST
Perkins Bldg. Rom burg. Ore,
Done SS.
If
e . e
Due to our earnest desire to
4) assist In a worthy civic cause
no dance will be given at Rain-
b o w Gardens Hallowe'en
night.' This action Is taken to 4
4 boost the Itoseburg Woman's
club dance to be held at the
' armory on this date.
" ." ( SWANEE SKBENAtlERS
Parent-Teacher Congress Is A "ve danc band!
Also Opposed to Light 4 4.
Wines and Beer
Propaganda.
IIJII
land their effect on children evad
ing the school attendance laws:
Indorsement of the Oregon social
(AmcbUd fnm liud Wlr.) hygiene lecture service. A resolu
pnBTT.iwn -. .a o... tlnn to establish a senarate eriura-
stltutlon of historical pageants for ;,lonal eommlttee on prohibition en-(Henry Brown, the former a South-;
rouna-ups and rodeos waa recotn- "" "n I era Pacific mechanic and the other
INTEREST KEEN
SET FOB TOW
Interest In tonight's boxing card
Is running high, and In anticipa
tion of a bug crowd the armory
auditorium Is being crowded ' full
of seats this afternoon In order to
provide room for all who will at
tend. Outcllpsing the main event
in Interest Is the six-round semi
final between Battling Mitchell and
Hallowe'en Masquerade Dance
. OLALLA HALL
Saturday, October 31 "
A Liberal Prize for the Best Sustained Characters.
C. T. C. Is
mended br the Oregon nmirpn .f ground that the W.
Darents ami t..rhir .hMi in ia meeting that need,
concluding grist of resolutions. It1 Recommendation that vlce-presl-adopted
one disapproving the "wild dents of the district be regarded
western" type of entertainment. Ia" "runners up" for the presidency,
HM.I.I.T.I.I.I.&M.I.I.T.I.T.T.ngil "We do hereby express our dis-lM lurnea aown empnaucaiiy on
luppruTui 01 inese perrormancea, .......
:and we protest to those cities and the democracy of the registration.
DANCE
TILLER
Saturday Night,
' . October 31
GOOD MUSIC
A regular good time for every
body. Don't mlsa this dance.
towns In our state which sponsor
them against any recurrence." said
If! the resolution, which was Intro-
uucea ny me secretary, Mrs. 1.11116
(M. Thomas.
"We further desire to exnress fo
B their managers our' belief that
mese occasions count ne maue
Installation of officers followed
the action on the resolution.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
. OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting of
Olasaea
116 Jackson Bt
.44SS.4faf f
t BORN t
CWnC.U To Mr. nnd Mrs. P.
much more Interesting and attraoiH, Church, of this cltv, Wednes-
tlve through the elaboration of pa'
geantry features, which would give
In wonderful colorful detail the
picturesque development of the
Oregon country from Its earliest
pioneer days."
Motion picture distributors were
urged In another resolution to re
move the block-booking system, on I
day. October
pllal, a girl.
28, at Mercy Hos-
Hcat with gaa.
t NEW TODAY I
"Ht. and Mrs. 8.D. Chapman
will drive to Portland tomorrow,
to spend a week visiting friends
and attending the live stock exposition.
Cook with gaa.
Men's suits cieanoo ana pressed,
I SO. Roseburg Cleaners, phone
471
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerve and Spine Specialist. '.
20 Perkins Bldg. Phone 654
WANTED Furnished room
able for studio, Pho?ie 640.
ault-
the ground that this system held up
the showing of good films and
forced upon the public many films
otherwise unsalable and unfit for
distribution.
The resolution also recommend
ed reductions of "the prohibitive
prices placed upon rood films dis
tributed singly."
The program of f je national or
ganization was Indorsed, recom
mending conciliation upon a con-;
, a I i I I ... I m.i. I
Includes' , GIBI. of IS will care for children
. ". , . . evenings at reasonable price.
l. To put forward a program for plonf is9.y
WANTED TO RENT Small acre
age close to Roseburg. Address
Acreage, News-Review.
MAPLE OR FIR blwkwoodrWOn":
oak cook wood delivered, $3. SO
pertler. Box 64 Plllard.
FOR RENT Five-room furnished
modern apartment. 221 West
I-ane. Phone S4-R.
a resident of Oakland. Both of.
these boys are sluggers of the first
water, and are able to take all i
kinds of punishment. Both men are
being backed heavily to win, and It
Is the general concensus of opinion
that the fight will not go more than
three or four rounds at the most
The main event between Cal
Herman and Duke Evans, will also j
be an Interesting match, as both
of these boxers are fast and hard
hitters, with long knockout records
behind them. The bout Is scheduled
for ten rounds. u Ml
Bert Trlbbey, well known Marsh-
field boxer, will be In the ring as ,
referee, while Asa Bowles, also of
Marshfield, will be present at the
ring. Bowles and Trlbbey will be
featured In matches at the next
card on Thanksgiving night, ac
cording to present arrangements.
Tonight's fights are scheduled to
start promptly at 8:30 o'clock.
WESTERN MUSTANG HORDE
TO BECOME FERTILIZER
WA9H1NOV3M, Oet. 30. Wild
Indian ponies and mustangs , run
ning loose on' Indian reservations
of the. west have been condemned
by the government Indian bureau
and ordered sold. The wild pontes
are described as destroyers of cat
tle feed and fences and as requiring
twice the area for feeding purposes
than cows-- need. '; The bronchos,
numbering about 1O0.SO0, are fast
being disposed of, Indians selling
them to fertilizer companlea at
from two to five dollars a head. -
I Men's suits eieanA ana pressed,
: 11.50. Roseburg Cleaners, phone
I 71. '
J . . ....
Cook with gaa.
r
No taking chances in
buying a Clothcraft
Hair cutting
You'll want It cut some day.
Why not let us do the Job?
Ladles work specialised. Barber
Ing la done right here. Up town
prices.
BOLDEN RULE BARBER 8HOP
(60 N. Jackson 8t.
A check may and mny not be worth ita face vnlue
depends a lot on whose name ia signed to it.
-that
AUCTIONS
We sell anything and everything
you have to offer and get the
high dollar. See me for dates.
- M. C. RADABAUOH
830 N. Pine 8t
jg. !L.a'.. '.: ...'..: ..'.I
II I
'L t.7j?f?v , 1 j )
I P.F. HIRSCH
I ACCOUNTANT
Bookt Audited
8yttmi InnUlltd
Roseburg Oregon
2. To aid fn dereloplnjr public
sentiment to asrtst ,n enforcing
the prohibition law and to protect
aftalnnt modification which will
permit liftht wine and beern.
3. To secure a federal depart
ment of education in the cabinet.
- 4. To obtain federal aid to the
states for the promotion of physi
cal education. . 1
6. To reduce the sale of drug
and narcotics. ' '
6. To conduct an Intensive edu
cational cam pa Inn as to the real In
terpretation of the child labor
amendment
Other resolutions pledged assist
ance In the national - program to
wipe out Illiteracy; co-operation In
enacting needed revisions of the
mothers' aid law: co-operation with
I the National Kindergarten Aixovla-
tion to promote extension or Kin
dergarten: endorsement of the
Shepherd-Towner act; Investiga
tion of migratory labor conditions
Keep an Eye on Your
Property Volties
Property values ' change. Tour
fire Insurance polk-tea should
change to correpnd. Insurance,
that wu adequate yesterday
may not offer you full protection
today,
We shall be glad to Inspect your
fire risks and insurance protec
tion In the light of present-day
values
nnnwc w no.
KTXtoITeiratTSl
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Ladies-
Our New
Liberty Theatre
DRS. FOLK & McNEIL
Specialists In
Chiropractic e Electro-Therapy
Thompson Mineral Vapor Baths
S27 Cass .St. Phone 41)1
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
Matinee Each Day
When you buy Clothcraft Clothes you
eliminate all uncertainty because the
makers guarantee satisfactory wear and
service
Duds for Men, Inc.
Incorporated
, QUINE BROTHERS
iMMJuuer
f.
Big Halloween Masquerade Dance
Saturday, October 31st
-AT-
Long's Hall, Coles Valley g
Orchestra Music
til
The Liberty Theatre
Tonight and Saturday
First Showing in the State.
At Brand's
ROAD STAND
Paclflo Highway 4 miles north
Open Evenings
SPECIAL: Big reduction
an all Jonathan applea for
next two days.
''TheManHunter
la a Clever Northwest Mounted Police Story
See the News
WORLD BASEBALL SERIES
' 10c 15c . . . ; , ' ' i
PEARS:
de Anjou
OVERLAND GRAPES
The last week.)
Tokays "
Malagas.
Jelly U rapes So lb.
APPLES: Jonathan
Ilellrlniia
Ppltsenberg
hk'wtowns
iTorae Beauty
Oano
Arksnfas Black
Cookers
ORAPI JUICE!" Orders taken
for fresh grape Juice.
. Bring containers.
Halloween Dance!
AT
GLIDE
Ladies bring lunch
Gentlemen 75 cents
Everybody Welcome
FOR RENT 6-room modern house.
rrae, rlose to Roue school.
Phone 262, Helblg and Groves.
EXCHANGE New Port land "six
room residence for Roaeburg
resilience. L. o. Maddux, 520 N.
Jackson,
RPMMAOE SALE Satilnlav. In the
Bykei buildlne. Next to the Ter
minal hotel. 9:00 a. m. to 5:00
P. M.
POR'SALE On TRADE One lliht
team, wagon and ha-ness. Will
trade for cow, wood or something
to eat. J. W. Draper. 623 N. Main.
ESTHAYE!-15 head Delaine
lambs. Crop, split and and un
derblt In left ear. All sheared,
but 2. Ivan Swift, Looking
Glass.
WANTEIV Fireproof saffnaiile
measurements munt be 13x15
Inches by 13 inches hleh. Ad
dress Safe, care News-Review,
Roseburg. Ore.
FOR" TRADENew tractor bought
thin spring, Al shape, f2A5 cash
and will take team and harness
for balance. Price 650. W. W.
Cardwell, Dillanl, Oregon.
FOR S ALE 2 doT Rhode-Island
lloit nullpla CI Anfli Twn Inn.
good hay. In barn. Chas. F. still more popular.
Thnmmnn lit- 9 Hnv 1S2. Knrth. W 1 ' 1
east of Cafiip View.
KNOCK "L" OUT OF SLAVE, and 3
save for the future by Joining j
- Western Savings & Iian Ass'n. ffl
Wayne E. Jones, DIsL Mgr.
Phone I92-R. g
SAVINGS BANK CLOCK given
free with new savings accounts.
Western Savings & Loan Ass'n.
Wayne E. Jones, Dist. Mur.
Phone 192R.
VSEirpORD BARGAINS
1 Ford t 35
IW?W ; 4
'A Pure
Food
Product
J ft'si Made
r In "
:burg
Thousands of people have enjoyed
i . ' the deliciousness of .) j
MEL-O-MAID .;
ICE CREAM
AND BUTTER
During the past, and hostesses have found
these products the superior of any other.
Our Creamery, the home of Mel-O-Maid Pro
ducts, has grown from a. small beginning to
one of the foremost industrial institutions in
Douglas county, simply because we have
manufactured QUALITY into every ounce of
Butter and Ice Cream sent out. If you are not
a user of Mel-O-Maid Products, give them a
trial and youll become a real booster. Order
of your dealer. ' :t ; ',,''
Douglas County Creamery
: y. Phone 340 ' .'
Ml
Style Footwear
In all latest modes are
I sure to meet with your
approval. The mod
erate prices make them
Mrs. Charles Brand
TEACHER OF SINGING
Song Interpretation
Voles Building
Helnllna Conservatory
60
80 '
Excellent shape.
1 1919 towing .
1 1920 touring ...
1 1920 touring.
1 1923 touring.
1 1924 touring.
1 1924 roadster
1 Fort! roadster
1 1920 Ford coupe.
1 1923 four door sedan.
2 For.l trucks, with Worford
transmission.
: V. A. Loekwood Motor Co.
3
225
135
3
Halloween
DANCE
EXTRA
NEW SILK HOSE
In all the late fashion
able shades.
$1.00
g Halloween Masquerade Dance
SATURDAY NIGHT ;
THE WIGWAM.
V. Music by - :..- :; t. ..
THE NIGHTINGALES
Special program at 12
(ggISBISISW.TsM!IMW
! t
Donald Parker
' ' Concert Violinist and Teacher
1923-M MEMBER OF PORTLAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
AND GERSHKOVITCH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
f ROSEBURG
BOOTERIE
Morning Oregonlan: Donald Parker has a tone of uncommon
beauty and technic that fulfills all requirements. He has much
that Is Individual In Interpretative ability.
High School Credits Given
For Appointment Phone 640
Shoes
IRVIN BRUNN
That Satisfy and
Your Fast
FN
SATURDAY
OCTOBER 31,
NIGHT
9 P. M.
Not a Masquerade
GIVEN AS A BENEFIT
FOR TH
Roseburg
Woman's Club
AT THE
ARMORY
Refreshments Will B Ssrvsd
Snappy Orchestra
BERT BATES AT
THE PIANO
Tickets $1
Parkins Bldg, Roseburg
Tonlta and Saturday
Buck
Jones
1
-IN-
"Heartsand
Spurs"
rtaed on the thrilling story
The Out la w."
A pulsc-atlrring vnstern
d.-a'tia.
CHAPTER 2
"WOLVES OF THE
NORTH"
COMEDY
10c 20c
TONITE
TONITE
Vaudeville and Pictures
KING'S 1 Qlaire
1925 Win.dsor
REVUE "Tl?cr
14 PEOPLE 14 LwIllCll
. All new this season . Comedy
Song, dance, mirth, ' 3
Uughter. PatheNews :
One show nightly Change of program
and pictures tomorrow. n
Doors Open 7:30 p. m. Show 8 p. m.
25c
50c