Roseburg news-review., November 09, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1 925.
THIS
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? Will continue only this Week
Until Nov;'14v -
Buy Now! Save! Every article in Stock Now Reduced!
Coats
Close out prices - nt ft (.85,
818.85 anil $23 Sri and up. ' "
Dresses
Silks, rnlbrlggans, and wool
dresses In lots , starting at
88.85 anil 811.85.
' :: Blankets
Wo are offering many aprrJal
vnluee In Ulnnken anil wb have
the liiTKot Hhuiket utock in
Corsets
15 ; off all corsets.
Brassier, Girdles, etc.;
INJURY IN FOOTBALL . first believed not serious, caused
, GAME PROVES FATAL 'the death of Herbert Simpson. 24,
' ' ' ' (student of Spokane University hero
SPOKANE, Wash.. Nov. 9. An j yesterday. . ,
Injury received on the head dur- i . o i
Ing footbnll practice Friday, at 1 Conk with gas.
Special Prices
'y:,!i;iuNu!::;i::!!
f
Fotografe
Until November 20th
Just to let you get acquainted with our -new
location, two doors south in the "
Salzman Bldg.
The ' ' '
Roseburg
Clark &
ftf)
Liberty
TONITE AND
EXTRA!
"The Last Edition"
Featuring
RALPH LEWIS
AND
All Star Cast
The Greatest Newspaper Story Ever Screened
If you miss this one, you will miss the greatest
Melodrama of the year
An
EMORY JOHNSON
PRODUCTION -
Kfncgram and Comedy
10c Dr.PyckIeandMr.Pr.de '25c
REDUCED PRICES ALL THIS WEEK!
IS TO REMIND YOU pi
Dry Goods
Many- miltltipsA coating, and
droHH wonlrntfi vary specially
priced. All linen reduced, not
less thn 15'. off.
, - Shoes'
Shbi Pept. offers big redaction
In all i'n . .
Hosiery
AH llnei of hosiery reduced
16 0. for this aale and Kpecial
closing out prfres on Phonlx.
orare Sale
Better Service Better Merchandise
OUR PRICES ARE UNRIVALLED
Studio
Clark
yacvj. xi. aca-x Zantac .
Theatre
TUESDAY
Its ,
A GOLD BOND
SPECIAL
U' i UilUltl
, Underwear
Munslng underwear for men,
women and children now at
lowest. 15 qff every garment
wool, cotton, or silk and wool.
Many additional. Close out price
H9c unlona, etc.
Men's Wear
Hems aro too numerous to men
tion sweaters, shirts, box, un
derwear, shoes, etc.. same re
dneprt prleen. "
Drapery
Special values in Drap
eries and a large assort
ment to choose from.
. . .
CHICKEN DINNER
, ' ' .
The Glengary W. C. T. U.
will give a chicken dinner at
the Presbyterian church. Rose
burg Armistice Day, Nov. II,
beginning 11:30. 60 cents per
plate. 4)
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Electric
Festoons
Six Styles of Tree and Decora,
tive Sets with 8-18 and 32 col
ored lights.
Prices 82.00, (2.35, $3.85, 14.39
for eight light Ms. . 8H0P
EARLY AS NO MORE CAN BE
BOUGHT THIS 8EASON AT
THIS PRICE. . , ,
Extra colored Mazda Bulbs, all
eolors, 20o each.
Other Christmas
Suggestions
Grills, 4 heat 19.75
Toasters. 4 kinds. 14.00 to W OO
Waffle Irons, 4 kinds, (8.00 to
S15.00. ; . , , ,
Boudoir Lamps, three kinds.
Curling and Marcel Irons.
Travelers Irons.
Percolators and Urns.
Arthur H. Crowell
225 N., Jackson
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerve and Spine Specialist
209 Perkins Bldg. Phono 554
DRS. FOLK & McNEIL
Specialists In
Chlropractle A Electro-Therapy
Thompson Mineral Vapor Hatha
327 Cass St. Phone 4!U
DONALD PARKER
Concert Violinist and Teacher
Beginners and Advanced Pupils
accepted. High School credits
' given. Phone 42 J,
UMPQUA FLORISTS
Choice Cut Flowers
Flower Shop, 312 N. Jackson
Phone 6.10
Greenhouse, West Roseburg
Phone 40F3
WALTER CARPENTER
AUCTIONS
We sell anything and everything
you' have to offer and get the
high dollar. See me for dates.
M. C. RADABAUGH
W N. Pine 8t.
AT'
rpTov wnjj rtrx for,
mivkii.nok IK CM' II
KMXm.HKH HIS VIKWH
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PORTLAND, Nov. 9 Jay
H. Upton of Bend, In a letter
to the Veterans Upton-for
Governor cluh.publlshed here
today, replies to a petition
of the club that he enter the
race for governor with the
suggestion that he meet with 4
the club members and other
supporters and give bis views
of what a governor should
do and ahould not do. He Is 4
dlrates that if the club en-
4 dorsed hla views, he might
consider entering the race.
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STORES TO CLOSE NOV. 11
T
All stores and business of
the city will close as usual
on Armistice Day, Nov. 11.
HOSRBURO AND DOITQ- 4
LAS COUNTY MERCHANTS
ASSOCIATION.
LOANS
That cost you less and get
yon out of debt. Equitable
Savings & Loan Association.
We solicit loans on city resi
dences and business prop
erty. Monthly payment plan.
Farm Loans -6J
money, fij 7 anil 10
years. Straight loans. Simple
Interest.
C W. YOUNG & SON
; . INSURANCE
116 Cat St Phone 417
What fine
overcoats these
Adler Collegians
':; are!.
s They look alarmingly
expensive; that, Is bo
. cause of the fine wool- . 1
rns, the rich patterns,
the handsome tailoring.
Put the cost Is leas than
you have over paid for
such splendid overcoats
Blnce tho war.
ArlHtocratlc ovcrplaids,
In the new shades of ,
grey and brown. Low
pockets, wide button
epnclng trim lines, looser
hacks that Is what
stylish men are looking
for. You will find them
nil here.
Adler Collegian O'Coats $30 00
to S45.00; Suits 130.00 to S45.00.
PENCER'S
Roaeburg'i Newest, Li vest.
Leading Men's and Young
Men's Store
New Models
-In
Patent
Slippers
Justin
- That will mrM with in
atant favor. They ulOr a
Kin-art apHarnnc, ylil
thi ulinoyt lu comfort
ami are moderately
pr.rrt,
ROSEBURG
BOOTERIE
IRVIN BRUNN
Shoes That Satisfy and Fit
Vour Feet
Perlrln fitrtq., Rosehum
Masquerade Dance!
AT
I Tiller Hall
1 Saturday, Nov. 14 f
g GOOD MUSIC
t
Everybody Welcome
INST,
IT
TO-
The curtain on the American Le
gion Minstrel will rise promptly at
8:15 o'clock tonight and from the
time of the opening number, "Our
Stales," by the entire company.
i " audience will be supplied with
piemy oi enierwiuu,.. ,
1 Those who witnessed yesterday'a
' rehearsal were loud in their pralBe
of the production and declare that
' anyone who attends, will certainly
,ore than a dollars worth .of
1 entertainment. Following the min
strel first part there will be five ;
acts of vaudeville.
The seat sale for both nights has
been exceptionally fine, but there ;
are still a good number of final
sealB left. It looks like a packed
house for both nights. I
All who hold tickets for tonight's J
show are urged to bo In their seats
by R: 15 as the curtain will rise
as per schedule at that time.
VIOLIXLST KKATl'RB
AT THK AXTLEItH.
Donald Parker, concert . violin
ist, scored a big hit at the Ant
lers theatre ltut night In his ren
dition of Los Patineurs, concert
waltz number. Mr. Goux states
that Mr. Parker was one of the
best attractions he has booked tor
some time and expects to feature
jhim again on Sunday night. He
I also plnyed 'during the showing
I of the feature film, accompanied
I by Grace Thrull at the oran.
wexrwoe)
I ! f52 TR?;V !
I FOR RENT Furnished six-room
house. Phone 416-J.
' forC, SXLE oTdrowHTi tlr wood",
f3.50 per tier. Miltou P,ros.
Phone 14F15. .
' WANTED TO" BUY Used grain
drill in good runing order. A. J.
1 Crocker, Wilbur, Ore.
FOR "SALE Dining-room table
! and six chairs. Wicker baby
i . buggy. 118 S. Chadwick.
F"(RRENTAmodern four-room
bungalow, garage and wood shed.
I Inquire 1124 linmona Court.
i BOX SUPPFJl and'eutertalninent
I . by South Deer Creek P. T. A. at
1 G-nnge Hail Frl. night, Nov. 13.
FOR SALE Studebakef "special
1 six. Good rubber and In Al con
j dltion or will trade. Wilson's Tire
I 8hop. . -
1 FOR" SALE 7000 feet excellent
I grade. -inch shiplap, $18.50 per
I M. Vhnne 627-J .or call at 408
! - E. Douglas.
LOST Near Iioseburg, traveling
bag, containing men's clothing.
Reward. Leave at News-Review
I; office.
filcVCLEALE! This week we
will give 10 discount on all bi
cycles and tires. Hoseburg C'ycl
ery. 635 N. JacksonSt.
WANTED Woman-or girl for gen
eral housework, a permanent po
sition for the right perr.on. Write
MrB. N. 8. Cornutt, Riddle, Ore.
WW HAVE A PEACH OF A S12.000
HOME FOR $8,000 E. K. Mc
LENDON, REAL ESTATE, 224
Perkins Dldg. Phone 124-J. For
better homes see""Mac.''
fWif CP.OWERS "of i)ougTaaCo".
-let your lime-sulphur solu
tion, made nt Sutherlin Spray
plant, from our local agent. We
guarantee our test.
ALFALFA grain,- hay. timothy,
oats, barley and wheat .guaran-
, teed qunlity; prompt shlpmeut.
Prices upon application. Richard
Nyman, Walla Walla, Washing
ton. TO EXCHANGE Income and resi
dent property, value $12,000, all
clear, In Medford, Oregon, for
stock ranch. Owner 303 Clark
street, Medford, Oregon.
DO" YOU" KNOW tliat" 7'r la tVr
more thnn 4r7 You are suro to
be pleased with the savings
plans offered by the Western
Savings & Loan Ass'n.i Wayne E.
Jones. Plat. Mgr. Phone 192 R.
ivlKA YED OR STOLEN From
8S8 Miller St.. Ginger Orange
torn Persian cat with a white tip
on end of tail. V ill pay a reward
for return, or information of bim
dead or alive.
STOP, LOOK. LISTEN Could you
have saved a few dollars each
mouth In the past? Think of the
future and Investigate the new
savings plans offered by the
Western Savings & Loan Ass n.
Wayne E. Jonesfc Dist. Mgr.
Phone pt.' R.
YOU HUY 4 LOTS We give you
a six-mom house on another lot
for $2,600. If you have a smaller
house, priced right will give you
good trade. E. K. McLENOON.
REAL ESTATE. 224 Perkins
llldg. Phone 124-J. For better
homes see "Mac."
fiEfi'N TRANSFERRED. MUST
LEAVE ROSE11UHO orfers his
completely furnished, new mod
ern home, B rooms, breakfast
uook, Bleeping, poirh, cement
bnsetmtit; furnace: garage; pav
ed drive and walk ways: level
lawn about place, large lot on
pnvod street. Will sacrifice for
quick sale, good reikis to reipon
slhle r"v. WE ARE OPEN
EVENINGS. E K. McLENnON.
REAL ESTATE. 224 Perkins
HWg. Phone 124 J.
STOCK RANCH FOR "SALE OR
TRADE 200 acres on hard sur
faced road: 3 miles from town:
near pavement; over million feet
merchantable timber; fine wood
proposition: adjoins fine out
range; 12 acres sandy creek bot
tom iimHr cultivation: trout
stream thru place;: 5-room farm
house: two barns full bay, other
bulWlngsJ good water supply:
all kinds fruit; some toels and
Implements; 5 cows and calves;
, will ell everything for thirty-six
hundred and tske small pment
' down; no coi iisaiona to pay. If
InlemiUHl address X. Y. Z.,
NewieHw lew.
R. A. Pilcher
i
BUY NOW AND
Speelal prices on fotographs; till
Nov.- 20th. just to let you get ac
quainted with our new location,
two doors south In the Salzman
Bldg. The Roseburg Studio. Clark
Clark! ' . . nv . .. -
Keep an Eye on Your
Property Values f
Property, vnlues change. Tour
firo tnsuranre poltcles stinnld
rhnnge to t-orrespoml. Insurance
t tint WHS adequate yoiterilay
may not otfur you lull prutvcllun
today.
We shntl be glad to Inspect your
fira rl.skn unit insurance protec
tion In the light of present-day
values.
Wood
and
Coal
Denn-Gerrctssn Co.
Phone 128 ,
DR. DEAN B.BUBAR
' OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In the fitting of
Olasses
118 Jackson SL
At Brand's
ROAD STAND ,
Pacific Highway 4 miles north
Open Evenings
SPECIAL: Rig reduction
m ull Jonathan apples for
next two days.
TROPICAL FRUITS:
Pomegranates from
South America.
Dates from Persia.
Bananas from Ja
maica, West Indies.
Figs from California.
PEARS:
de Anjou
OVERLAND GRAPES:
(The last week.)
j Tokays
Jelly Orapes 3c lb.
APPLES: Jonathan
4 Delicious ; j
' Spltsenberg j
Newtowns
, Rom Beauty ,
? Gano ! ",
Arkansas Black ' ;
Cooker
GRAPE JUICE: Orders taken
for fresh grape Juice.
Bring containers.
INCORPORATED J
V Successors to Bellows Store Co.
Roceburs;, Oregon :
Announeement
We wish to express to the people of Roseburg ana 1
Douglas County our' appreciation of their , hearty 'J
'- cooperation in making' the first- day of our Sale a ! j
' Phenominal Success. The response was far beyorid ' '
our expectations and we apologize for not being
able to give better service. ? ? ? 1 f ' ' c H' ?? " '
The results of our Sale are' convincing proof 'that"" -'
the people recognize real bargains when, offered to- .;
, . them. I v' . i
" Satisfied customers do more to advertise a concern ,
than all the advertising that can be printed. Con
" aequently our advertising will be truthful in every
respect at all times.
-- Remember that the sale will continue until the en- '.
' : tire Bellows Store Company stock is closed out. . ?
SPORT NEWS
A new French pugilist In -this
country seeking to profit liy the
lavoralile; impression -Jeft behind
by Qeorgw Carpentier and Eugene
( Criqul, makes his tiebut in New
1 York tonight. Lucien Vines, the
; latest Invader, has Charlie Rosen,
rugged Gotham lightweight, as his
foe In a 12-round bout-... - . ,
Tex Rlckard, deciding to make
war on high priced fighters, ad
mits he lost $35,000 on the Walker-Shade
and Slattery-Berlen-bach
bouts last summer. "1 am
through taking all the risks and
giving the fighters most of the
money,' be declares. ,
Heat wim ga.
HEALTH ASSOCIATION
. HOLD MEETING.
WILL
The Douglas County Health As
sociation will hold Its annual elec-
I tion at -the office of the county
health unit on Tuesday afternoon
I at 4 p. m. In addition to Meeting
' officers the association will take
TONITE
screen
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No. 3
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SAVE!
ATTENTION UMPQUA
SQUAWS. 4)
'i 'Meeting has been postponed
; to Monday, Nov. 16, to meet )$
at home of Mrs., Charles
Heinllne, postponement on ac-
. count of Legion 'Play. All
UmpqOa Rfluaws! will meet at
Armory Nov. 11 at nine-thirty
4 a. m. to take part la Arnils-
tlce parada.,..-,
up the discussion of- the annual
Christmas seal sale. Miss L. Grace
omes, of the bureau of surveys
and clinics oi the Oregon Tubercu
losis Association, la in the city to
day and will take part In the meet
ing, giving some interesting sta
tistics regarding the work of erad
icating tuberculosis In' Oregon.
We sell McCormlck-Deerlng farm
machinery, Oliver plows and Myers
pumps. Each of these lines have;
stood the test for over 70 years.
You are assured of perpetual re
pair service on any machines of
these makes. Wharton Bros. 1
TONITE!
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