Roseburg news-review., November 17, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1925
LOCAL NEWS
.jSj I. j Only 5 weeks 'till . ' ' J
'sfl .START YOI IR .SHOPPINP. TsJOYV ifelM i
m!R HISPI AVI ARF RFAnV 1
mmi . . Fracl'ca' G,ft Goods: h
ESimrB W have a wavs featured a bisr line of a kinds r.r p- KTrSmrmM i
eoods of a practical nature. Gifts in dry goods, hosiery, - t JN.Y wlit t I
52ti! hdks., knit wear, scarfs, etc. Gifts in notions, garters, nov- 3 r-?7M
H .MB .
Bueinees Visitor ! In Monday '
i B. F. Nichols motored from Rid-! A. V. Ally, Myrtlo Creek resident, J
die Monday afternoon nnd apent a.Rl"n "everal hours I.. Ilosvburg :
few hour here 'attending to busl-j Monday, -attending to buslneaj af-:
,ns affairs. fairs. . .. j
Mrs. Intley Visitor Here From Eugene I
I Mr.. Chas. Insley, of Ilrockwny.! , Mra McCormlck of Eugene ar-
1 .pent yesterday afternoon In thU i rlvoU here last evening, and Is
city vUdtlns with friends and shop- 'nU ng daJr or " v!"Un ln
nine. this city. , I
Vltltor In Town j Business Visitor
A. V. Newport, resident of Oak I c- v- Kakln- 01 -"I Pickwick,
Creek, motored here yesterday and 1 company, and M. Ney, me-;
spent a few boura ,ransucUllR! ehanlc of lV.rtla..d. .pent yesterday I
business.
From Drew
J. J. Van Ttyko motored from
Drew yesterday and spent several
bours atleiidl.ti! to business affair,
and trading.
From Oakland
I Cleve Spark., Onkland resident,
wua among those to spend several
, hours here yesterday attending to
business matters.
We have always featured a big line of all kinds of gift
goods of a practical nature. Gifts in dry goods, hosiery,
ndks., knit wear, scarfs, etc. Gifts in notions, garters, nov
elties, toilet goods, sundries, etc. Gifts in china, fancy
glass, Jaoanese wares, baking ware, etc. Gifts for the kit
chen, aluminum, tin, granite utensils, etc. Gifts in station-
ery, box papers, fountain pens, cards, etc. Gifts in jewel
1 ery, in men's goods, in infants' wear, etc., etc.
Bigger and Better Toyland
You will readily see the result of our'syndicate ruiyinq;
power, ur to the minute poods at low orices. Dolls: the
new "baby" dolls, "mama" dolls, stuffed tovs., wheel
goods, scooters, baby carriages," wagons, etc. Iron toys,
tractors, fire engines, horses, banks, etc. Boots and gcmen,
a big line to keep the children amused. Toy Furniture, din
in? sets, bureaus, cedar chests, etc. Import toys, big tables
of 5c, 10c, I 5c goods. Big value goods.
TRY US FIRST FOR GIFT ITEMS
CARE'S
Roseburg'a Popular Christmas Store Bigger and Better Than Ever
Directly Across the Street from the New Douglas National Bank
mmSBSm
From Elkton
Among the out of town visitors
j to spend yesterday here chopping
land on haulm1 us was Mrs. Hi K.
Hiltuu of Klkton.
BmlnOM Visitor
Among those from the rural dis-
tricts to spend yesterday here
transacting Du llness was Adolph
Johnson, of Klgaroae.
Calhoun .Visit-
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Calhoun mo-
I to red from Garden Valley yester
I day and spent tho afternoon ahop
I ping and on business.
1 To Sacramento
E. It. Williams of Seattle, stop-
ped .over hero yesterday and visit
i ed, en route to Sacramento, where
i he will spend the winter.
ln this city looking after company i
business.
Leaves for Eugene !
Mra, C. N. Tande, of Montana,!
who has been visiting menus herej
and looking for a location, left yes
terday afternoon on train milliner
12 fur Kugene, where she may lo
cate. Eye Removed j
K. J. O'Dell of. Yonralta, was
brought to Mercy hospital today ;
and underwent an operation for
the removal of one "eye. The eye.i
became Infwted so that Its re!
mnval was made necessary. Dr.
Set her was the attending surgeon, j
Undergoes Operation '
O. K. White, manager of the
Wiley R. Allen company store !
here, who has been 111 ln bed for1
the pant few weeks, was last night !
removed to Mercy hospital, and j
this morning underwent an opera-j
tion. He Is reported to he doing!
nicely. Dr. E. J. Walnscott Is In
attendance.
i - -leaving
For Texas
Mr. and Mra. J. B. Sloan of this
city, and Mrs. Sloan's Bister, Mrs. ;
Anna Sayers, of Westfork, loave to-1
morrow for Houston, Texas, and
other points, where they will visit,
for the next two months. !
i Mr. Neely Visito-
E. Neely returned to bis home at
; Camas Valley yesterday afternoon '
; after spending a few hours h re at-
i tending to business affairs.
j from San Francisco
Mrs. I. H. Harper of San Fran
cittco, will arrive today and stop
over fur a short time to 'visit nl
jthe home of Mr. W. W. Miller.
: Returns From Willamette Valley
1 Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Nichols of
. j Riddle returned home Monday af
1 tor spending the week end vUiling
In Willamette valley poinU.
BiH'k To HomeMtctHl
Clifford T. Howe, who owns a
i : homestead lu the Looking Glass
i valley, has returned to his home'
tafter tome Weeks spent In the!
KluiiiHth country, where he has
. been at work.
Visitors From Canada
Mm. I. W. Nell, Miss Eileen Nell,
and Mlsj D. W. Mitchell, were
guests at the Terminal Hotel last
night They are enroute from Van
couver, Canada, to San Francisco.
Mrs. Nell Is the wife of the pas
senger traffic manager of the Pa
cific plages Limited, Vancouver.
Man Injures Finger
J. A. Harris .employed a Rash
door mnchlneman by the Roseburg
Lumber and Manufacturing com
pany, received an Injury of the
right hand this morning while at
work. He was operating a jointer
on some Bmall timber, when the
tips of the second and third fingers
were tipped by the blade. He was
taken to the offices of Pr. Hnuck
where ho received medical treatment
Just unloaded large quantity of Alpine, Borden's
and Carnation Milk. Special prices for Wednes
day selling only 1 - " ,
Carnation or Alpine, tall cans, case..., .......$4.C3
Bordens, tall cans, per case ;.. $4,73
s All Kinds, per can, 10c
Milk Will Advance Soon
In Addition for Wednesday We Offer
Finest Burbank Spuds, 100 lbs. $3.43 f
. 17? i wf' . r fn fi ... x
rinesi wimeruniotu, iuu ids : Z.tvO
Sweet Potatoes, fancy, 5 lhs. 25c
Cranberries, good keepers, 2 lbs. 35c; 10 lbs. $1.63 t
f r . Ill am X
riour, rverr s oesi, DDI.
White Loaf "best hard wheat," bbl. :......$S.S3
Raisins, new crop, 25 lb. box :....$2.23
Raisins, new crop, 4 lb. pkg. ' 39c
Oleo, fresh, 1 lb. 29c; 5 lbs. .$1.40
New currants, peel of all kinds. Boiled Cider, all
ready to make Thanksgiving Mince Meat. ' ,
SMOKED MEAT I
Low Price High Quality .
Fancy Ham, lb 33c
Fancy Picnics, lb.....2Sc
Dry Salt Pork, fancy,
lb .' 27c
Bacon, Eastern light,
lb. 38c
Bacon, Eastern me
dium, lb. !, .....36c
311 Wait
Can Street
Roaeburg, Ore,
Oregon
A
California ,
We Deliver $5.00 Orders Free
BINGER HERMANN 18
BETTER PORTLAND
HQSPITAL REPORTS
4 Anrl.tiHl Prra M wir: e
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 17.
IllngtT Hermann of Hose- e
BOYS WALK AWAY
WITH AMERICAN FLAG
An effort Is blnc made to locate)
thrw young men who on Annlatlc
Day took a nag and polo from In
front of the Vogue Millinery Store
From Elcaroio
, Among lliote from tlif rural ills-.
tricts to Bpnnd yeHlenlay
noon in this city visltl:ie and shoo-
nlng yAi Mrs. Clms. Oleson, of; ft
Klgarose.
burg. Ore., pioneer and for- j ln tho Kaliman building. The boya
merly prominent in state poll- rode up ln front of the building In
e ties, Ik at tho St. Vincent's e i a coupe and when they drove off
hospital here following a aur- 1 the flag caught on the door, break-
gleal operation. It was an- j lug the pole. They never stopped,
e nounced at the hospital that e but carried the flag away, since
he was dejng well today after j which time no trace of It has been
a restful nlgnt. . found. It la not the value of the
O a ; stolen property that has aroused
tl,e w",r but the aplrit In which
. the act was committed and unless
Special prices this week on din-1 the flag Is recovered soon there la
Ing furniture.
Baldwin.
McKenn, Darby and
Vlsltore Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dlnck re
turned to their home at Oakland
' 7xsterdny afternoon after shopping gj
Uliil attending to business mutters A
l lor a lew nours.
LOCAL NEWS .
4
! From Leona : visits Friend
j C. Davis, of I,i onR, wnn a bunt- Mi-h. I. Harrell, of CollaRP Orovp,
,j ! nc a .viMior in ima ciiy lor a nWSient Monday in HoKcbiirg vislthiK
both local and interna t. and has bc?n
successful in ihe treatment of Catarrh
for ovir fortv vears. Sold hv all Jnipotir. :
Port, ami, arrived in thU city ljt r. j. uru:iNi:y ex. wU.. i oledo. tjhio- n
Imura yi'stenJay,
the uftemooii.
rt'ttifniitK home iii
Roland Aflee Here
niKlit and will vi.sit hre for
days.
a fiw !
Barn door hanrccrs
Wharton Urow.
To Riddle . m
It. T. KwinK, who hae bfn sorv-
on tlw jury for the Nt)Vf?mhfr
and track at 1 fc,i?. rpturm-d last evoniiiR to his
. honiL at Klddte.
American fenco at carload prices
at Whan on flron. i
Dr. Stephenson Visitor
Ir. Stt'plieiipon. woll known Oi'.k
laud dt-nli.Ht. sjnt seveial h'oura . cnttu; Grove,
ness affairs.
Returns Home
Mrs. I). Y. Allison returned to her
home In thin city yesterday cven
fiiR after enjnyiitft: a Hcvt-rai days'
vi.-tt with relatives and frit mia at
lom Sii!eii
A. C. Hohnntedt, head of the
Oregon 'Auto Transportation com
pany, of Kalrm, spent yestevduy
in this city on busineis.
wiiu IritntlH and stiopp:ne, rHiirn
li.K homu lit the afternoon.
We are agi'Ma for Vauhan drajt
snwa and carry parts in stock.
Wharton Bros.
Returns to Salem ,
Mrs. Allen Carson, daughter of
Hon. and Mrs. J. W. Hamilton, re
turned to htr home at Salem thin
morning. Mra. Carson accompanied
her mother home last week from
Portland, where a he had been 111 ln
tho hospital for a time.
Announcing
Saturday, Nov. 21
The Second
ANNUAL
SALE
To Arrive Today i
Glenn Gilbert of Portland, and 1
Karl Gilbert of Kuxene, are ex-
peeled to arrive here todny for a
few days' visit with their sister,
Visitor Yesterday-!" . ,Mra- F" M"Calley Mr. MKM-
' ! ley will accompany them to Med-
J. C Morris, of Cottar Orove,lforr1 Thursday, on an auto trip and
. uuHi ifM visuor in wwoiirK wiU visit there for a short time,
iur notTui nours yemernay, ann
visited with friends for a short
time.
To Drain '
H. A. Cool returned to his home
at Drain yesterday evening alter
upending the afternoon hero at
tending to business affairs.
Attorney Returns to Portland t
Attorney K. A.- Keeken, of Port-
land, returned to that place ye-j
tenlay afternoon on train number
12. Mr. Iteeken has been aKociat- i
Return From Trip.
Mr. and Mrs. John Turner and
daughter have returned to their
home In this city after spending a
week or so enjoying a vacation and j d with Hice Ar. Orcutt on the case
duck hunting trip near Klamaui i or hppiug vs. Jit ami, completed yvs
alls. ' terday.
Visitors In Town
Mr. and Mrs. Oorge Hargan re
turned to their home at Myrtln
Creek last evening after spending
To Visit in Portland
Luwrencu Denn. of Camas Val
ley, left for Portland last week to
spend some time visiting with his
mother, Mrs. J. P. Denn, uid his
sister and brothers, who an at
tending schooj In that city, lie will
n Today
I Chester Rydell, prnln reatdent,
I HfiPnt thft nritivurmn Iti thla r. 1 1 v at.
tending to business affairs and -OOOMIHIK PITS SHIP
trading.
likely to be trouble for the young"
men Implicated In the act. An ef- '
fort Is now being made to identify
them, several people having wit
nessed the occurrence. , . ,
Visit Hera Today
Mr. and Mm. I R Praren anil
baby, formerly of this city, were In
Roseburg today, visiting with old
friend. They are new refilling In
Medium.
Embroidery Club to Meet
HI ItKlDV IP TO tTOXCKESa
of
Potted Plants,
Cut Flowers
and all Flower Accessories,
o say nothing of our big
Feature
Dutch Bulbs '
Watch this space each day
for special listings
THE FERN
The Old Reliable
I.MIIWMW'IIsI'M'WIl.
(AamcUtM Ptm Lwrd Vim)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17. Pr
sldent Coolldge will make no re
coinmendaiion for a ship aubsidy
In his annual message to congress
which he plans to trnnamit ln
writing. While ho believes finan
cial encouragement should be gi
ven to the American merchant
The ltosehurg Art a:id Kmbroiil- marine, he holds to the view that
ery club will meet at the home of c6ngress would authorise govern
Mrs. . I. Mirks on 818 North Jackson ; meul aid and that It would be
street, Wednesday afternoon. linpraetlrnl to propose It.
the afternoon in this city shopping alxo visit with other relatives and
friends before returning home.
you never found before in otts
and on business.
nib grass, clover, alfalfa, rye
grass, mes(uite, orchard grass and
other field aeeds at Wharton Pros.
Business Visitor
Among those from the rural dis
tricts to spend several hours here
yesterday transacting business and
trading was George, Tanner, of
Camas Valley.
Lenves for Eugene
Mrs. James Hobson. of Myrtle
Pollll ellu.Tlt Vi.jliirduu Vw.t bb ttl
cuest of Mrs. I IjtMere. leaving locaieii in itosenurg now. mr. imi-,
yest. riliiv Bfiernoon on number 12 n,'r having charge of the Hoseburg
for Kuguno to visit. Garden. In West Hoseburg. Mr.
land Mrs. Iliitnor, formerly of this 1
Return From Portland city, are well known here, and af-i
Mr. and Mrs. Melton and baliy ter IK-cember first will reside at
have returned to their home In j Kamona court.
ltoehurg after enjoying a two '
wieki' vnratlnn In Portland vinlt-
i ink wiiu ineuiiB hiiu reini I vin.
Odd to Visit Riddle
Arrangements have been made
for the members of Philetarian
lodge No. II to visit Klilille on
Thursday evening and put on the
first degree work for the KHgo.
there. The Riddle lodye has sev
eral candidates to be initiated nnd
the local degree team will pros 'tit
the work.
Are Located Here
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dinner, re
cently of Camas, Washington, arei
For One Week Only
Automatic
Windshield
WIPERS
-$3.00-
EACH
AT THE
Highway Service Co.
Cor. Jackson aV Douglas Sts.
I
"Albert stands for
Better Btwjju"
H ive you come to Klieve that "oats is oati"?
Thcrucct rcaJy to relish a new fcistc in oats.
For the exclusive Alhcrs process not only
speeds up the cooking of Mintt Oat but gives
them a nut liki, tcasty taste thus newl
Choice, plump oat kcrncls fresh from
Western ficlJa cut, flaked and pre-cooked so
you can have them for your"bcttcr breakfast"
in triple-quick time. Three minutes . . . and
Albers Minit Oats arc steaming hot, rcaJy to
eat ; ready to give you a new, toas ty taste m oats I
Albers Minit Oats
l-'nmi Mvrtln olnt
Mr. and Mm. Cheater Main, of
! Myrtle Volnt, am v lulling al the
;homf of Mrt. Muln'a pnt'entn. Mr. opened
land Mrs. C. Hwift. at Honth Vf
'Creek, and with friend here.
tM (ir.ihsm VIttor
! Mlna Huth A. firaham, of Port
bind, vlth the advertin(ng ileparr
jment of tht l?tat ;range Hull
tin. In Rpendng
(tonji Ji-widry HI
W. K. Cllngenpeel, who retired
from the Jewelry buHlnetis In thin
rily bo ni yearn ago. mevhig to a
fruit ranch tn Looking fjlann va
tey, has returned to ltosehurg and
a Jewelers repair shop at
111 8, Jaknn slroet, tn the I.
O. O. K. building annex. Mr. Clin
genpeel will confine himself to
repair work only.
II r.nrr T
MAKING FRIENDS
It has been said that the only
way to make real money in the '
used car business is to sell them
"as is". That may be a good
way to make money for a short
time but it is not a good way
to make friends. We figure that
if we get the friends, the profit
will take care of itself.
J. O. NEWLAND & SON
DODGE BROTHERS CARS
AND GRAHAM TRUCKS
ROSEBOnO, OR"?,
PHONE 45S
Dodbe- Brothers Dealers Sen Eooo Useo Cars
Miss Nichols Home
Miss Mildred Nidmls, daughter
rtav or so In thlsiof Mr. and Mrs. II. Y. Nlehols of
city attending to bu-lness matters. Hlddln, U home from l is) Angeles,
! and mil fpeml the wint'-r witn ner
: Mallery Leasee Papar iarenls. Miss Nlehols Is a graduate
I A. I.. Mslle-y, editor of the OnV- of the Clara Marlon Institute of
land Tribune, has aluo af oiilt"d ; Nurse, nnd an experienced nurse.
' ihe Tillamook Headlight and has She Is recuperating from a reoei t
iasaumid active management of that : operation but will resume work as
I Piper. Mr. Mallery will edit both a special nurse while spending the
: papers, his w ife being tn charge of j winter here, following her it.nv
lllie Oakland office. 1 oleic recovery.
DE MOLAY
MEETING
Wed., Nov. 18, Masonlo Hall
at 7:30. Work In Initiatory
and DeMolay Degrees
Mason Cordially
Invited
USED CARS
1 1920 Dodge Touring $450
1 1923 Dodge Touring 575
I 1923 Dodge Touring 625
1 1921 Chev. Touring 175
1 1923 Ford Touring 250
1 1923 Ford Coupe: 325
I 1 12 Ton Carford Truck 400
1 2 ton Federal Truck 500
J.O. NEWLAND & SON
Dodge Brothers Cart
and Graham Truck