EIGHT
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1925
EVERYTHING REDUCED!
n n Latest Annpupcement!
. New Sensational Specials for
FRIDAY ONLY!
r;PHOENIX HOSIERY
Entire stock of Phoenix Silk Hosiery . In 11.00
trade. Colors, Mark, Drown, Cray, Log Cabin.
., 69c
. a pair i
' FRIDAY SPECIAL
- FRIDAY'S
"BLANKET SPECIAL ,
All' Wool blankets, regular IS. 50 value large
ilia, Colore, Tan, Blue. Pink, and Gray plaid.
A wonderful buy
. $5.79
. . . the pair
U FRIDAY SPECIAL '
FALL AND WINTER
: COATS
New fur trimmed coata in beat fall shades, all
wool material, well tailored
$14.85 ... ;
' FRIDAY SPECIAL;,,.,
Bee our other group' of coata1 way uhderprlced
for Clearance Bale at
. $18.85 and $23.85
SILK UMBRELLAS .
One lot of mostly $6.60 to 17.50 valuea, closing
, , out at . .
$2.98
i t , i 1 1 i I :
DRESSES. . . , ALL , WOOL MATERIALS
UNDERWEAR . REDUCED CORSETS. ETC.
HOSIERY . rha SILKS COTTONS
MEN'S WEAR S DRAPERIES W "
SHOES : ' ' - CLEARANCE SALE t ; BLANKETS ...
SALE CLOSES NOV. 14
TT' l '. i 1 ' Better Service Better Merchandise , - - -
; ) ' 1 f ( ' "T I '
Ml
Better Berrlce Better Merchandise
i A prise- wall! contest la to be
fcne of the attractlona at Rainbow
Gardens Baturday nlte. You'll like
It there.
Keep an Eye on Your
Property Values
Property1 'vogues' change, lYour
fir, .insurance pollcl.M -should
rhans;. to corr.spond. Insurance
that waa sd.qust. y.at.rday
may not offer you full prot-otloo
today.
Wo shall ba glad to fnspct your
flra risks and Insurant prot.r
lion In the light or praa.nt-day
values. .
i-...-aA.aaa4aaA
I a , " i .!..
; The U A. to B. of R. T. will
hold a bataar and cooked food
sale at McKean, Darby and
BatdWIVat Saturday. Nor. 14.
i 4 i :
. i NOTICE .-. . r .
The regular luncheon of the
Business and Professional Wc-
men' ClOb will be held Krl'
day at 12:10 o'clock at the Ho-
tel t'mpqua. Special program.
The Best Policy
la to keep well Insured. It la
too late to Insure after tha
loss occurs. Tou will appre
ciate the service rendered by
our agency. We write all
Upas, of fire and automobile
lnaarance. ' i
C W. YOUNG & SON
INSURANCE
116 Caa. St." Phone 417
(Vily a Tew are doing the. Charles
ton but dosen are practicing It
dally In preparation rvr the, big con-:
test at Rainbow Aerdens. -
VITAL TOPICS
DO YOU NEED ATONIC?
The BEST TONIC for natural stlmulallon la HEALTH. Get
HEALTH and you hare the PEP and SPARKLE of a natural
atimulanL .
ELECTRO-CHIROPRACTIC SERVES THE TONIC
ACTINIC LIOHT THERAPY Energises, soothes, heels wounds.
ulcers, X-ray burns. Is almost a specific for Asthma, Tubercu
losis, Ilronchltla, Eciema, and other skin diseases. Reduces the
acid condition of Ihe body which Is the cause of many ailments.
VVH INVITE YOUR INVESTIGATION.
BEE . , ' f
DR RUPERT A. MOON
for ; ,
Constructive Health Building Service
UMPQUA FLORISTS
Choice Cut Flowera
Flower Shop, 312 N. Jackson
Phone .tl)
- Greenhouse, West Roseburg
. , , Phone H0F2
! WALTER CARPENTER
' Mrs, Charles Brand '
( ,TCACHER OP 8INQINQ
' Song Interpretation
Voice Building
Mainline Conservatory
AUCTIONS
We aell anything and everything
you hare to offer and get the
high dollar. Bee me for dates.
M. C. RAOABAUOH
830 N. wine 8t
E
ACTOR TOO ARID i
TO PAY ALIMONY;
(AaneUtrd Pre UmI Wire.)
MINEOLA, N. Y.. Nor. 6. Mrs. '
Enda l)avenport Tinney's divorce
gull against her husband, Frank
Tl.-iney, comedian ,waa heard today
by Supreme Court Justice Kiegel
maa Decision waa reserved. - j
George A. Hopkins, counsel for'
Tlnney, in opposing Mrs. Tlnney's ,
(A.i,uH e. wlre.) application for alimony of 1750 a;
SALEM. Ore.. Nor. 5.-After ""'k'1 "I"1 Jhe Tt ' ', t '! '
aendlng Ernie Woodard of Portland 1 lndon. had been wl.hou .
to the mat seven times, aeveraf of if, ,'0' r;1,n''"h 't
them for the count of nine. Frankle hl" dr'Dla- ' n' mal1'' Impoa-1
Lels. Indian scranoer of Balem. I "lble ,nt hlm ,0 mT 8Uon Hniony,
put the Portland boy out in the i,h" taw' ' '"e ""'
fourth round of a .rhe.lnu.i in. 1 that Tlnney formerly made J2.500
.round go here last night. The gong
mtch yv otKi.ru m uie miru. una
ay Uarth of Bllverton knocked out
Hill Poole of Monroe with a terrif
ic uppercut In the first round.
Lewis, conquerer of Woodard,
haa written to Promoter C. H.
dough, of Roseburg, requesting a
fight with C'al Herman In this
city, and there la a probability of
the lads being matched for the
main event of the card to be palled
off here on the 20th of this month.
j Lewis and Hermann fought a rat
tling good draw In Salem several
iweeka ago. and it waa shortly af-
, terwarda that Hermann knocked
jout Woodward In this city in four
rounds.
Uarth, who disposed of Dill Toole
Jn such quick fashion, may be Uert
iTrlbbey'a opponent it the latter,
well known middleweight of
Marshfield. la billed on a local
card. Garth has been under con
I atderatlon by Promoter Clough, but
aome doubt baa existed aa to
i whether he-was good enough tq
give Tribbey a real battle. In
knocking out Poole so easily. Garth
seems to have qualified tor a try
at the Marshfield man as Poole
was considered a tough customer
to beat.
a veek appearing In London music
nails and nixht clubs.
Hopkins made no answer to the
statutory charges on which Mra.
Tlnney based her divorce suit, lino
gene Wilson, chorus girl, was
named a co-respondent.
EDITOR TO STAY IN I
JAIL 1,000 DAYS
I
i
WAIT!!
For the
LEGION
MINSTREL
REVUE
and
VAUDEVILLE
. Monday,
Tuesday
Nov. 9-10
.ANTLERS
Seats Reserved
Cook with gaa.
Strike now! Those who are suc
ceeding today were readers and ad
vertisers of yesterday's classified
columns in the News-Iterlew.
TAX ON FORGETFULNESS
LATEST OF FRENCH
.;... FINANCE FASHIONS
PARIS. Nor. 5. A tax on forget
fulneaa is the most up toiate thlug
in French revenue noveltiee
The gentleman who leaves stock
certificates in hla taxrcab and ma-
Uame who forgets everything from
ner cigarette case to her pocket
book will now pay rather heavily
when they claim their belongings
at the Lost Property Office In the
police headquarters.
Money and securities will be re
turned to their owners at a charge
of 4 per cent of their value. Jew
elry, "except anything having po
intrlnslo value," is redeemable on
the same tenus. The "no intrinsic
value" clause la expected to kill
la ver ypromlslng publicity field In
I the matter of lost Jewelry. For
every other article, new or nearly
'new, two francs will be charged;
! for everything else, one franc.
(AaocUted rna Uued Win.)
SACRAMENTO. Cal.. Oct '6.
Holding that liberty of the press
B .narinlMil k. IK. 1 1 ... i
Hoe not permit publications re-; starting Saturday at 1U a.
spectlng pending causea which are i . Anle
reasonably calculated to Interfere I " Bl nuers.
with the due administration of
justice, the third district court of
appeal today denied the applica
tion of Alfred Lindsley, editor of
the Humboldt News of Eureka, for
a writ of babeaa corpus. Liudley
Is serving a sentence of LOOO1 days
in the Humboldt county jail for
contempt of court.
I ' ' NEW TOD aV I
FOR SALE Boat and trailer. A
bargain. 608 Fowler St.
Have the Courage to Save
Luxuries are sometimes so tempt
ing that It la difficult for onu to ro. .
alst them but remember that
prudent economy pays big divi
dends. Have the'eourage to save
open an account with us and de
posit regularly.
4 Interest Paid on Savings
, , . - Accounts.
TheRosebuiftNational Bank
Rosebur,Ore.
BASKETBALL PLAVER'S
j INJURY PROVES FATAL
Have you an ax to grind? There
are hundreds who want the job.
lo learn their namea read the
News-Review calsaified ads.
FOR SALE Wade drag aw,
two saws. 50.00. 235 W.
Ave. N.
FOlTRF.NT 6 room unfurnished
modern house, close la. Phone
4 1 Hit.
FOIt SALE 1924 Ford touring. J
bargain. S250 cash. Terms. 207
First Ave. N.
FOR SALE " 'CHEAPOne-thoroughbred
male foxhound six
months old. Phone 2-'K21.
FUR RENT House, conveniences;
shed for garage Furniture
available. 1002 Prospect St.
FOR R EXT Good " u n f u r n is hedslx
room house on pavement. In
quire 875 Hoover street.
f i R ES" 30xSl 2 Regular size "cord?,
$95. 30x3 1-2 oversize cords,
S.95. JWIlson's Tire Shop.
FOR RENT Ful7iUhedhouekeep.
Ing rooms, ground floor. Call at
SI6 Wlnchenler or Phone 170-Y.
KHOATS FOR SaL VeiKh
about 60 lbs. Price JR.0O per
head. Phone 1F3I. C. L. Iteckley.
(AaorUted Pro. Uurd Wlrf.)
YAKIMA, Wash., Nor. 5. In
juries received in a fall while play
ing basketball was held responsi
ble for the death 'today of Donald
S. HohbB, 13, of Cowiche. The lad,
while playing, fell in such a man
ner aa to break, two teeth ' two
1st. ! teeth two weeks ago. Septicaemia
ueveiopeu troni tne broken teeth
and proved fatal. . ; .
vlth
Quality
THAT TE
Price
THAT TELLS THE TALE
THAT MAKES THE SALE
A i eu iiau and w ife fur farm
work or woman for farm cook.
Write W. 15", care News-Review.
Do They Look
Alike to You?
tot Perkins Building
Examination Free
Phone S64
DANCE j
i ii ,
The Liberty Theatre
Last Time Tonight ; '
FRED THOMPSON
AND
" ' M " ' I lis Wonderfuf I lorse' ' 1 ' ' '
" ; ; SilverKing '! u, '
'.' Latest Big Special ,- ! . . v !
"Ridin' the Wind;!
Fable-Oregonian Weekly
10c Adventures of Mazie 25c
Melrose Country .
Club
FridayNov.Gth
Roseburg Music
Everybody Welcome
DANCE
OLALLA
HALL
SATURDAY NIGHT
Nov. 7
GOOD MUSIC
hi""! 'M
Ni ,r
at ill hT tU !
developed from tne broken teeth
1 1 4
II -7
Always the New in
Footwear
Roseburg Booterie
IRVIN BRUNN
. SHOES THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUR FEET
PERKINS BLDG. . ROSEBURG, ORE.
There's a "congressional type"
of woman, it appears. Note
how the three wonirn members
of the nrw congress resemble
rarh other At top: Mrs. Edith
Nourse Rogers, Massarhuirtts;
renter: Mrs. Mary Norton, Nrw
Jersey; below: Mrs. Julius
I Kahn, California.
Results are what count and
you'll pl 'eta 'with News Review
tlaaaiMed Ida.
FOIt RENT Duplex apt., tlve
. room, electric range and parage.
'loe In. No rhildren. 126 N.
Knne. Phone 2S4.
TOli KENT Or will aell on easy
terms, a-room modern house,
close to Rose school, Pnone 2t2.
Helbig A Uroves.
FOR-SALE 1924 Stat Tourli.K;
Bargain for eaah. Address P. M.
Dox 47. R. F. !). No. 1, Roseburg.
Oregon.
WANTED To heur tlulu c tier oi
good farm for sale. State cash
price, full particulars. I). F.
Rush, Minneapolis, Minn.
RVMMAGE SALE Saturday in the
Sykes Ilulldlng. located next to'
the Terminal Hotel, Store open '
from 9 a. m. to S p. m. !
tbANS We make loanson""lni-1
proved city property. Investigate 1
our monthly payment plan. Unip-1
' qua Pavings and Loan Associa;
tlon. Douglas Abstract llulldlug.
NO HETTER WORK done in Rose- i
' burg. Comtwre my estimates and 1
workmanship. Painting, paper-.
Ing, tinting, etc. 714 Mill St.
Phone MR1. I). J. Schaerer.
FOR A Ql'ICK SALEOF YOUR
PROPERTY List it with us,
- we have a real system, one that
reach the buvers. call, write
' or phone. E- K- McLENDON,
224 Perkins Hldg.. Phone 124 J.
tl).MEBOI)Y;S HAPPY I1IRTH
DAY There are many good peo
ple In Roseburg who would re
joice over Dr. Lotiht Albert
Hanks' new Volume of Sermons.
for a birthday present. Roseburg
Hook Store has them.
20" rWES One-hair " fliie. one-half j
medium, flo.O'V per head. Two'
rine Poland China sows Write '
ror prices. Several hig Toulouse .
geese. ' 17.00 ht. l-. Karrrd
Rocks, Ilurf Orpingtons, llronn
leghorns and Dark Cor'ilsh
rocks and cockerels. 12. SO each.
V. V Krnse. Roseburg. .
OWN KR HAS MOVED. SAYS SAC-!
KIFICK IT iK Ql'ICK SALE
New, moilern, lour rooms, .plas
tered, on cement foundation, well '
constructed, built Ins, excellent
light rixtures, garage; H rented
w ill earn over 11 per cent. 1250
down. $20 month. E. K. McLen
don. Heal Estnte, 221 Perkins
Hldg. "Phone 124 J. For better
homes see "Mac."
TOTHE "MAN-WITH-TUB
MONVY t'OViKS RARE (!-'
PORTtNITIES The asking!
price of this spacious and com-
modlous home is wav below Its
actual value, and LOOK! there's
approximately 13.000 worth of
high grade furniture inrluded.
Owner wants to leave, otherwise
you prohahly could not buy. Just
IS.OOit cash is all required to han
dle, bnlance will surprise you.
You want a home, a good home,
this wonderful place ls all and
more than you could ask. With a
stately front, and construction of
the best. It Is really, one of the
show placet of Roseburg. It's a
sacrifice, so act quick, bargalna
of this kind do not keep loug.
we arc orr.s eveninos e.
K. Mrl.ENDOV. REAL ESTATE.
124 Perkins Hldg. Phone 121 J.
" For belter homes see "Msc." i
The
RCCD-CIUFT
Case Travels ,
"with Him ; .
The ear thing miy man wants
but which he waits for sons
Aoughdul psnoa t praent m
him. Own ana in oIkm.
hid ot light oalorsd pigilda,
coinplsc with sboav finuhad fit
tingi. It is a gilt practical and
and .an tverf dajr
Tmbif am ifmptimd
fxTuy at Mmanj 7 iaa
KNUDTSON -
JVW KI.KIIS. ,
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST ' "
Specialist In the fitting ot
Glasses
111 Jackson 8t '
DRS. FOLK & McNEIL
Specialists In
Chiropractic A Electro-Therapy
Thompson Mineral Vapor Baths
327 Cads St. Phone 491
I At Brand's
ROAD 8TANO
Pacific Highway 4 miles north
f Open Eveninga
e SPECIAL: Hlg reduction
au all Jonathan apples for
next two days. , ;
TROPICAL FRUITS!
Pomegranates from
South America.
Dates from Persia.
llanana from Ja-
maica. West Indiea.
! Figa from California.
.PEARS:
' de Anjon
OVERLAND GRAPES:
(The last week.)
' Tokays
Jelly Orapea 3c lb. .
APPLES: Jonathan '
Delicious I
Spittenberg
, Newtowna
Rome Beauty
Gano
Arkansas Black
Cookers
GRAPE JUICE: Orders taken
for fresh grape Juice.
Hrlng containers.
MEDFORO SAFE BLOWN
lAjsocUtrd PrcM Lnucd Wire.)
MEDFORD. Ore.. Nor. 5. Two
hundred dollars in cash and valua
ble papers were taken from a safe
in the Trowbridge Cabinet Works
here last night by burglars who
made their entrance by forcing a
window. The police are investigat
ing clues, but have made no arrests
as yet.
OLD FIELD VISIONS !
DEMOCRAT IN 1928!
(Aandated Prm Leased Wire.)
- NEW ' YORK, Nov. 5. Demo
cratic predictions of success in the
next national congress and specu
lation about the political future
of Governor Al Smith of New
York figured largely today in the
aftermath of . Tuesday's various
elections.
At Washington, chairman Old
field of the Democratic national
committee said victorlea of De
mocrats made It clear that the
VXoJtL bRUunb.ican.,w",g SWEDISH SENATOR
eesstne O. IC'SPROHI LAW
pears to be certain, followed by (IMnrMf4 Ti,
the election of a Democratic pre- CHICAGOi Noy 6.-ProhibitIon
Dll,rul " . In AmeHra StOOms In ha van.
fective. Senator J. Bergman of
The recent rains did no damage
to parking space at Rainbow Gar
dens. A big crowd will be there
Saturday night.
The statement referred to "In'
snlred and misleading propagan
da exalting and glorifying the
Coolldge administration a
beyond human imagination.'
Stockholm. Sweden, aaid todav on
lmont hl" arrlval as fraternal delegate
a. uiw tuuveuuuu ot me American
anti-saloon league.
Grass teed of all kind and burn i "' nav been here one month,"
mixtures-at Wharton Bros. : r. Berman said, "and I have seen-
- - . , but two drunkards."
nFMPSEY AROUSES ' A rerlfJ ' h Swedish system
" r AC tVrviPA MC ? '-"vM""' to purchase
IRE OF MEXICANb Intoxicants, called the Bratt sys-
, . tern, atter the inventor of the plan,
f A-wUUd Prei l-mk! wire.) , ! was given by Dr Bergman He said
MEXICO CITY, Nov. News- that it had reduced drunkenness
paper dispatches trom Tamplco say about one-third, but was satistac
local boxing promoters are much!,ory to neither the wets nor the
aroused over the failure of Jack , "ITS Those who are In favor of
Dempsey to appear at exhibitions lne Bratt system, he said, really
there In accordance with a contract. are minority but they seem a
They allege that the chamnlon re- majority because of those who tol
turned a 10.000 peso check given ,'ra,e " and do nt 'h prohlbi
hlm as a retaining fee and left Tam- ,lon enr'T-
Pico without explanation. j "After the failure of the Bratt
Should the Mexican authorities 1 system," he said, "the people will
Tall to apprehend Dempsey before "nd ,nt the American system Is
he crosses the border, the dls- tne r'Knt way snd the feeling in
patches say, the promoters will sue 'avor of total prohibition is grow
hlm for damages In the American lng
courts. ': . -ou've probably wondered what
' ' ! couple waltsed the most charmingly
Dempsey arrived yesterday at J Tnat will be settled at Rainbow
Laredo. Texas. Gardens Saturday nite. Come out'
1 P.F.HIRSCH
ACCOUNTANT j
Books Audited J
Systems Installed
Roseburg Oregon
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Isctro-Chlrspraetor
Nerve and 8plne Specialist.
201 Petklns Bldg. Phone 554
TONITE ONLY .
PATSY RUTH
MILLLER .
AND
DAVID POWLL
In
"Back
to
Life"
A powerful drama telling the
strange story of a man who
came back from the dead to
the rescue of the woman
w hose lire waa a living death.
Comedy
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TONITE
a Vitagraph Feature
NAZIMOVA
In
"The
Redeeming
Sin"
A story of the Apaches st
Psrlal
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"Kivalina of
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