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SIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1925. Store will lujli i.JsaasaBMi .i f iirr inn- 'wrf m'iml iijj Tuesday Afternoon After 3 P. M. To Prepare for 1925 Clearance Sale Our Biggest Sale (Sate Annouiicenieiit on Inside Page) HELP WANTED Several extra sales people wanted for duration of sale. Apply for position at the store Tuesday a. m. mm - . Better Serrlce SALE OPENS WEDNESDAY. 9 A. M. . - PUBLIC AUCTION SALE At J F. Barker's Wood Yarda, corner of Main and Washington Streets, Itose gurg. Ore., Saturday, Nov. 7, 192S. Sale starts 11 a. m. sharp. Carload of hprses all well broken work horsea from 2400-lb. to 8600 lbs. a team. I have finished my contracts with theet teams and have no work for tliein and am forced to sell them to the highest bidder. They are first class stock, all in good order and must of them young. I have sev eral teams that are Ilrnt class fur logging that will weigh from 8200 lbs. to 31)00. The balance of these are well built teams of mares and horses that are sound and true. These horses will be guaranteed In every way. A few well broken single horses. 1 gentle aaddlo mare, 1000 lbs. Harness for theso teama will be sold also. If you want first clnss work horsea come ind -look thAe horsea over. They will be at the above placj for mapec tlon alter Wednesday. Jamoa Harper, Owner. J. K. Greer, Auctioneer. 1MIMjimmiijxi Probably 8 ! Your Last Chance ! To see the J TEN COMMANDMENTS j Greatest Motion Ptclurp ever 3 Made 5 (IMMKNS1TY. ' i HRAHT 1NTERKST, MORAL LESSON ' E -At the PLAYHOUSE 7:30 P M. Adm. 25-Mc G Slltherlln Nor. 4th and filh MMIIMIIMMIIIIIMM Liberty Theatre Tonight and Tuesday Matinee Each Day Gene Stratton Porter's Greatest Story Big Sentiment Powerful Emotions And Roaring Comedy II). KINOGRAM or. 1UC COMEDY WC First Showing in Oregon be Closed Better Merchandise American Legion Minstrel Revue THE ANTLERS Nov. 9th and 10th The Best Policy la to keep well Insured. It la too late to insure after the losa occurs. You will appre ciate the service rendered by our agency. We write all Hues of tire and automobile Insurance. q W. YOUNG Cc SON INSURANCE 116 Case St Phone 417 Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Parklna Bldg. Roaaburg, Ore. Men Ml DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fitting of Olaseea 116 Jackson SL Dr. Rupert A. Moon Cleetro-Chlropraetor Nerve and Spine Specialist. 209 Perkins Blilg. . Phone 554 ! P.F. HIRSCH ACCOUNTANT T Books Audited Systems Installed f Roseburg .... Oregon Mrs. Charles Brand TEACHER OF 8INQIN0 Song Interpretation Voice Building Helnllne Conservatory AUCTIONS We sell anything and everything you have to offer and get the high dollar. Bee me for dales. M. C. RAOABAUGH 30 N. Pine St DRS. FOLK & McNEIL Speelallsta In Chlropractle A Elsctre-Therapy Tbompann Mineral Vapor Batha 327 Cass St. I'hnne 491 Slab Wood $5 per Cord 1 1 Denn-GrrretscB Company Phone 128 . KLEIST - ilri. Robert Klelst, or Drocka - way, passed away at her home Sunday after a wwki lllneaa. Mrs. Klelst bad been ill with bronchial pneumonia for a abort time, until lllneaa culminated In death jreater - day. She waa the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Buxton, of brock way, born January 15, 1891. In 1913 she was married to Itobert Klelst. During ber residence In the county she made many friends, who will be grieved to learn of ber death. Besides ber parents and husband ahe leavea a small daugh ter, Klleen, a brother, Charlea llux ton, and two sisters, Mrs. Ira Asb worth, and Miss 8adle Buxton. The funeral services will be held at the family home in Drockway, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Iter. II. L. Caldwell will read the services and Interment will follow at the Civil Bend cemetery, o Arundel, piano tuner. Fbone 189 L. CHEST DRIVE . ON TUESDAY (Continued from page 1.) place will be visited. The workers are not going to demand any spe cified amount, but will leave It up to the business or professional man himself, what he will give. It should be borne In mind, how over, that this Is a ten In-ono pro position. That where $5 may be a suitable donation for an organisa tion conducting Its own campaign, that a community chest gift In like proportiou would be 130. Employees of buslnesa bouses i will be solicited at their work, wherever possible. Upon payment of his pledge he will be given a card to hang In the window of his home or to be presented should soliciting committee call at his home, in order that there may be no duplication. In order to simplify the work of the committee, and In order to prevent the time of employees being taken from their work em ployers can, where they prefer to do ao, solicit their own employees. "J In such cases they will be provld- ' Q ed with pledge certificates. The ,R minimum pledge from employees m Is expected to be equivalent to atjfl least one day's wage. In Marsh- A field the employees averaged 2ft day'a wages In their gifts to the; J chest. R As soon as the business district R haa been covered, the teams will ! be assigned sections nf the real- g) to canvass the entire city. Per- sons who have already pledged. will havo their certificates to show to solicitors or can hang them In a window, so that there will be no second request, A list of contribution will be published at frequent intervals, so thoso pledging to the community chest can see that their pledges derly. business-like method nf meeting the charitable and wel fare requirements of a community. Let's support It," was the final plea made today by Mr. Ilooth. A huge thermometer Is being prepared and will he erected to morrow In front of headquarters nnd will graphically display dally the increase In the community rhe.t fund. Heat with gaa. Antler Theatre. The t'nlted States battleship Arkansas, which did such noble seYvlce at Santa Barbara follow ing the dlaatrnns earthquake there, la the warship upon which were filmed most of the scenes of "Shore I.eare." new First Na tional offering at the Antlers The atre tomorrow. Liberty Theatre. Nothing In recent yenrs has so i held the attention nnd Intrigued the Imagination as the screen version of "The Keeper of the I Bees,' Gene Stratton-Porter's famous novel which appeared In iMeCall'a Magatlne recently and which reaches the silver sheet by way or the skillful direction nf I.eo Meehnn. snn-ln-law of the noted novelist. "The Keeper of the Hoes" la now showing at the Liberty Theatre. Antlera Theatre. A rural drama with pathos and humor perfectly blended Is 'Thank You.' the William Fox picture adapted from the John tlolden stage play at the Antlers Theatre today. "Thank lou' ranks with "The Old Homestead. Way Down East" and other rlnsnlr dra mas of the village-life variety that are ao dear to the American heart. I Notice A meeting will be held at Pine Grove Church, Sunday, Nor. S, I p. m., to permanently or ganlie a cemetery association. The public Invited to attend. COMMIT TEE. o l.ARMTM To Mr. and Mn. E. V. lUrniim. October f. a dnunhter uriti their first child. Coo par Timet. Are rnrrnctlv ronnr ori In lha m rsis mm m rm m event of any error they are asked 1 I 1"1 1 I C fi (C Vhr S ' to Immediately notify the com- 4 J. .LtlLIlGil L. J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lt 5 A STEWART miTioe. a w- w-" fr win maxe any good Headquarters will be estnb- 5 Ri ,,'r A Stewart W Ilshed at the First State and Snv- K , , . 41 set will make any inga iinnk building, which ims,F! I Agents I Pictorial Review I 1 etter- Let u neen unnntco or the purpose, by m Phrwniv Una. D i d' "emonstratlon in Mr. Mootn. i0 - - i aiicrus r. t mpqua Uattery Attorney B. L. Eddy Is chnlr- Id ' " FJ Douglas and man or me c ommunity enem com- A , aj i ourg. Oregon. A. ri'if?!' J."' "'h, C0",p,B" l5 139 N. Jackson St Rosehuriy. Oreann t ! 1,rop- - ' . i-uuuumii una it, r.. u. Diewari o m BEFORE YOU BUY I Is vice-chairman , &XUwu.,i let ua show you " i ne community chest Is an or- I- I Phone S6S 'i '4 9 J IB DAYS , R 1 2 2 Sale The Ladies' Shoppe 2 Many have taken tremely low prices dise. In addition to our many money saving bar gains listed in our sale for this week, we have made furthered reductions as follows: 36-inch PalorCIoth Reg. 45c, This Sale 34c Windsor Plisse Crepes Reg. 35c, Sale 4 yd, for $1.00 J Turkish Towels Double Thread, size 23x44 inches Reg. 50c, Sale 39c Table Damask 72-inch colored Damask, Reg. $1.40, Sale 98c 68-inch white Damask, Reg. 78c, Sale 63c Zk K Stevens Crash Pure Linen Crash. Reg. 35c yd., Sale, 4 for $1.00 IS - CONFECTIONERY ON ! SHERIDAN STREET IS IN NEW HANDS An Important buslnesa deal was completed today when Mlxs Stella llilleu and tilenn H. Taylor pur chased the Cleo Brenner confec tionery and news stand on Sheridan street. The deal has been pending for several weeks, and was com pleted when the Inventory was made last night. The new owners Keep an Eye on Your Property Values Property yi.1ms rhnnitA. Tour flr timiirHnrt polU-.e 1ittiilt Chung In t'orrttptnil. lnnm-Hm that Wrt.i wdtMiiiriit -tr.iiy tnav not of for you full protection tmluy. Vt nhnll ! Kind to I import your firw rlkft nnd liinuraiH- prot Li tton in tliv light of pronent-duy vulut-a. 'I At Brand's ROAD 8TAN0 i Pacific Highway 4 miles north j Open Evenings n Evenings SPECIAL: Mlg reduction an ail Jonathan applea for next two days. TROPICAL FRUITS: I Pomegranates from ! South America. Iiates from lvrsta "j ! lies, i Bananas from niaica. West Kltis from California ...... t t PEARS: de Anjou OVERLAND GRAPES: tThe last week.) Tokays Jelly Drapes 3c lb. APPLES: Jonathan liettcloua Ppltsenberf Newtowna Rome Beaut tlano Arkansas Black Cookers GRAPE JUICE: Orders taken for fresh grape ife Bring containers. MORE -AT- advantage of our ex on Quality Merchan- 4. Va i fi I 2 a1 a! av tilt.lM) JfltY MKKTS. The November grand turv m mot mrnlng and started its Investigations preliminary to the regular term of Clr- run court. The members of the grand jury are Carrie E. Burner, president; Olivia Carnes, secretary; Mrs. r. h. Daugherty. II. I.. Dewald, Isadora Rondeau, De I-osa Wllllnms and John T. Step- hens. S. J. Jones waa ap- "pointed by the eourt to serve as bailiff. The jury has only a few matters to consider during the preent term, and la net expected to have a lengthy session. ' are taking Immediate possession. It la their plan to completely ren ovate the building arid to Increase the stock of good. The business will be under the active management of Miss ll. lli-u aa Mr. Taylor will continue bis con nection with the Catching Motor Company. i Divorce Is Asked A divorce suit was filed In the Circuit Court today by Ida E. Hur goyne against N. n. Itnrgoyne. Desertion is claimed. The plain tiff Is reprcrented by Attorney M. F. Rice. i.i.wlioTTTggM:.i.i:H B a 3 THE S I Sherman Clay & Cc. J Vr. . . r3 v U t-xtcmis an invitation to all to hear the g a new A-.JL L VICTR0LA1 $ v At their store 315 N. Jackson St. S a iSi I Sea McKean, Darby and Baldwin windows for new things in decora tive art. t NW TODAY f FOR SALE Three-burner Mission! oil atove. Phone 604J. WANTED Experienced waltresa at once. Terminal Cafe. FOR RENT 2-rooro bouse, with basement. H. C. Dawson, (25 2nd Ave,, 8. Phone 492-L. 'FOR RENT Three-room furnished apartment. Adulta only. 303 W. Lane. j FOR8ALE Good used '.layer pi- ano. Terms If desired. Call at 315 North Jackson St. j WANTED Ford truck. Must be late model. See Parker at the: Roseburg Garage. 1 FOR SALE Three or four tons hay, close In. In barn. Phone Q. i V. Helbig, or call 407W. Casa.. FOR SALE Fir wood, atove or block. Joa. Heidenrelch, one mlle south of Roseburg. REM E M n E RThe big horse sale next Saturday, Nov. 7. Best shipment of horsea ever brought to Roseburg. FOR SALE Two dozen barred Rock pullets, ready to lay. Also . petite prunes. F. I. Belts. Phone 6F-23. WANTED Reliable girl for gen eral housework. Call at 621 E. Lane St., or phone 315-R after 2 p. m. FOR RENT Modern five-room furnished apartment, wood range, also gas range. 221 W. Lane. Phone 64-R. FRUIT GROWERS of Douglaa Co. Get your lime-sulphur solu tion, made at Sutberlin Spray plant, from ottr local agent. We guarantee our test. WANTED Old false teeth. We pay high aa $10 for full sets. Don't matter If broken. We buy crowns, bridges. Western Metal Company. Bloomington. III. CASH TO LOAN to home owners If you own your home and need immediate funds we can give you prompt aervlce. Umpqua Savings and Loan Association. Douglaa Abstract Rullding. ALFALFA, grain, hay. timothy, oata, barley and wheat .guaran teed quality: prompt shipment. Prices upon application. Richard Kyman, Walla Walla, Washing ton. DO YOK KNOW that 7 Is 75 more than 4'?? You are sure to b pleased 'with the savings plans offered by the Western Savings & Loan Ass'n. Wayne E. Jonea, DlstMgrPhone 192 R. FOR SALE Suburban bomei 4 room house, two large porches, lights and water, lot 100 feet square. Price 11150: $150 cash and $20 per month. Cbas. Kyes, 826 N. Jackson St. STOP. LOOK, LISTEN Could you have saved a few dollars each month in the past? Think of the future and Investigate the new savings plana offered by the Western Savings ft Loan Ass'n. Wayne E. Jones, Dlst. Mgr. Phone 'ARNER speaker radio set bet arner Radio speaker work show you. Free your own home. Station. Cor. Jackson Sis.. Rose- B. Taylor, any Radio Set the Stewart- Warner and demonstrate it to you. Priced at 1139.50 and I1D9.50 with the best grade of accessories complete, nothing else to buy. Umpqua Battery Station, Cor. Douglaa and Jack son Sis., Roseburg, Oregon. A. B. Taylor, Prop. Phone 67 FINEST PLACE IN THE WORLD FOR A COUNTRY HOME Only 8 miles from Roseburg. in the Garden Valley section, near country club, 40 acres with a 90 rod frontage on the North Ump qua river, good graveled road, 5 acrea bearing orchard, mostly prunes, 25 acrea river bottom can be Irrigated, finest kind of soil, exceptionally good for growing broccoli, lettuce, mint, onlona or celery. TwA mail routes pass place. No house yet built- but there Is a chicken house, hay sheds, tractor equipment, etc. 'All goea for IS.000. H00 cash will handle, balance long time. E. K. MrLENHON. 224 Perkins Blilg. Thone 124J. I-ITIWIITTTT.T.T.T.T.TTj I Style Creationsf 1 For Younger 1 1 Girls- $ Smart simple styles in $ insure comfort, give 6 g! that youthful gait you ft A i.-l. S V. like to retain ! Graceful stepin and 1 $ ;p modeit, from the fact fresh ory. A g 8hoe for every occa- sion, a size for every foot- I IttOOTERIE IRVIN BRUNN $ Shoe That Satisfy anal I Blazers Wool Pure Woolen Flannel Blazers and Shirts in a large assortment of colors and patterns made to fit like a dress shirt, full cut, true to sizes. SPENCER'S . H'.M!W!I.A Roseburg'e Newest, y Young Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Thompson motored from Dlllard Saturday READ THIS! 1923 FORD TRUCK Factory body, closed cab, starter "generator, new Wlllard Bat-, tery, lights comply with new state law. New triple life timer, Sound Rubber Co.'a tires, new ones in front, 35x5 rea's that show little wear, one spare front tire, also extension rack for wood. This truck haa never been abused and la In good mechamical condition. It haa new paint and looks like a new truck. Can be seen at Harrison's Garage on Stephens Street, and can be bought at aacrifice price. C. O. CRACROFT, 216 N. Stephana St THE ACTIVE Heating Stoves The Active is an all cast, cast lined, is handsome and is made to give service and comfort for many years. See our line of heaters before you buy. ZIGLER-FEE HARDWARE GO. Phone 25 A REAL BARGAIN ON HOTPOINT VACUUM CLEANER Donald Parker Concert Violinist and Teacher 1923-25 MEMBER PORTLAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA AND GERSHKOVITCH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Morning Oregonlan; Donald Parker has a tone of uncommon beauty and technic that fulfills all requirements. He has much that la Individual In Interpretative ability. High 8chool Credits Given NOTICE I, C. W. Law son, am moving my business, known as the Oak St Garage to Stephena St., In the Hugh Harrison Bldg., 2 doors north of Standard Oil atatlon. My new location will be known as Law son's Garage and Machine Shop. LAST TIME TONITE DIE CROWN COMEDY 10c News 25c TOMORROW Harry Carey In 'Prairie Pirste" OFPOPUUPJTY and Shirts Llvett, Leading Men'a and. Men'a Store and spent the afternoon visiting I friends and shopping. ' For Appointment Phone 540 Last Time Tonite THE PICTURE THAT WILL LAST IN YOUR MEMORY LIKE "THE" OLD HOMESTEAD" AND "MAIN STREET." "Thank You" A human story of the taming of a town of hypoci-itesl . All Star Cast LANGDON COMEDY 10c News 25c TOMORROW Qlchxvtd Cook with (a0
