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Newspaper Page TextTWO ' ' -n-TTTT-ri y ; ; ; r ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 925. i i j i i i i . 1 1 1 : i , i 1 1 i ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 :'. '.i-'-li.1.'. r (V e- - - A A time: -RADIO f . ; II. " ' f : I : I 1 : ' r . - i i .3 On WW) tonight) Tlx AMla Kent Radio Artlata araon tha air to- I night and avarr Thursday night atoo'crock Kaatarn Standard Tlma. We think ao much of thla food pro- -ram of good muale that It la broad- caat ovar all theee atatlonat WE AF.New York WWJ, Detroit WOR. Buffalo Wrl.Philadalphla WEKl. Boaton WJAK.Provld.oce. WOCDayanport WCAt.Pltlrtmrah WSA1. Cincinnati WCCO, Mlnoaapolla-St. Paul Hear lonllM and joa will atfraa that no Jlnor program Soaa on tbm air St anjl hour of fna woa. FOOTBALL is in the lair . : . attain the air Oil SPEED TO Will Emit) Woodard, Portland wel terweight who meets Spec SVood la the 10-dound headltner !at the armory In this city tomorrow, ar rived here this morning with his manager, Virgil Hamlin, whp went on to Medford with seven other ac-rappera, who will appear in the Elks smoker there tonight. Ham lin will return here tomorrow and on Saturday he will probably go to Ashland to put on a card lor the Elks lodge there. Woodard appears to be la first class shape. He will enter the ring at about 142 pounds, at least five pounds less than Woods will probably weigh. This handicap In beef is not causing Woodard any worry, 'uecuu.se be is confident he can easily otfset It with, speed, coupled with; a4hrough knowledge aoin i personal observation of odci'a ntvla of fighting, i Wood ard Is giug Into the fight,! he de-1 dares, with the determination or doing his best to win. He is anxious to have another) try at Cal Herman In this city, and he realizes that a victory over Woods Is his one chance to get It. Owing to the long, tiresome ride from Portland, Woodard did nut work out today, but he plans tto go through the paces tomorrow af ternoon. I Action thrills life at its, liveliest t aV 4. i 1 I VsV Moon 10 Coworr'J85.0D.' '. I '. i wit. '..-u.. v - 1 TNHI8 YEAR j(po;can go to very-game lit -s. in the press box have an expert at your Bide, to interpret every pteyajh happens. That's what it means rto have an Atwater, ' Kent Rtklid irl y6ur ho; Jii!tnfn the dials and you get the station you want. There is no effort in getting the Kind of reception jou want Whether you, judge it by tone and volume, ' hi by Idisftance and selectivity ,1 Qq be sure that better designed set cannot be built. tvery part W every 'modul 'that! bears the name of Atwater Kent is precise, scientifically perfect, accuratetoa fraction ofa hair's breadth. The result, as any Atwater Kent owner will tell vou, is the completely satisfactory radio. )if iJSg-lSWLLARD SERVICE STATION I I T J ' 4?S t J H. L. BOUCOCK in x. oiDnen ." rnMMiiiuiTV purtrr.t! UUJIIJIIUIIM I U11LUI raWRNlBil"!! LLL! ant ii h r i .i 1 , 'Pbqpo J36,y has been lagtdnK dtj1i j lis few, ,luys, but a ins.su . t ; i ' -SiBif "are visited.. TI?.eoninltUes, Jipw is -being ' ever, have given so jnuch Ume thai t held Uni;al. fot be purpos. of the workers are finding it ha'd to i . . getting eveif thing In readiness tojnegltM-t their' buiOneK f(r a hnrgei1 The seven fighters whm tlamlln took to Medford for tonight's card there are Solly llurns and Ueorge Dixon, welters, who will 'oppose each other: Herold Reese and the Manila Tiger, 135-poundon), who will be the principal in another vent: Freddie Anderson add Hilly Kobblns. 110-pounders for a third number, and Joe Jewett, recently knocked out by Ernie- Woodard at Salem, who will swap punches with Johnny Carlson, of Gold Hill, In the headltner. Simple Mixture Makes Stomach Feel Fine Simple buckthorn bark.) glycer ine, etc., as mixed in Ad.erika, j helps stomach trouble in TEN n. . utes by removing OAS. Brings ou. a surprising amount of old waste matter you never thought t was in your system. Stops that fuO, bloat ed feeling, and makes yos happy and ciieertul. Excellent for chron ic constipation. Adlerikai works (JL'IC'K and delightfully ea4y. Na than Fullerton, uruggist.' 'I I KarafSaaSatatatSaS APVANGE SHOWiEl 11 : Of 58 sao On M CHRISTMAS GIFTS Just to "let you in on good things" early 1 Never before have we been able to offer such a remarkable pre-holiday showing it's 1 the result of many months of careful selecting and you 11 find here Sat urday the newest and prettiest and most distinctive jewelry and gift items from the leading makers of the world. Come see them you'll not be urged to buy just look. Saturday, November the 21st below are listed just a few of the scores of Gifts. First Quality-Brilliant : Heat wltn gaa. ;;: TO finish tfatf ttr.Ve ttiiti week If iHM-jntth of tlrtir.' HoYt,l..'y ar ..hie. Ail-'of! Hi' it a Mp nee Ultrfrt Rolnn; to coiithiuo their work, nU north of Dcvr Cnek ha bten v.nit-it iH hoped that they Are K-ven wt. Some r.IUf tit were not at r'aity cooporution by -the rvHidenU i hontft or may havn been nvcrlooktil of the ciiy. and that liberal coniri and they can Itnutly uhl the com-I bulletin are made to bring the mitten If they! will t'l4jt)oue linrhtnt up to the top. mmmuniiv fhiNt nnjuiiuiui-ittrf. ana .u . 'tttfiih Tinto ' A .'Mm... ava ii inn tfa1t;.X t'Hi.Vj. i .H:ji...i. iiLarVr1 - - " navu reccuuy mautt unnniinns iu'3..i tti The community Chest campaign to colltu-t it In believed that .. una now raiiittHi im rontrllHitlonn t ,jrive utll ko over the top easily . t lou.nnf .l0.J-KJ2-wfij J1'!0 worK when the. other roMldemlal dlstrlcta JorJhanksgivinQ Bye'slDelidous whole nam .All Ilte the rhpst ia itlven below. In the lant lint an error waa made in the donai(,ou. of Itiee, niul Klgf. which H.iould have been $H Inateai of $20 At reported. The following is the new list of (lunations: Iaoyal Order of Moose, 30; Mrn. A. J- Ford. $3; t'aah, H. M. IMeraon, 2 ' Harry tiiinim. f2.5il; i AMERICA'S FINEST WATCHES FOR MEN Including very newest case designs White and Green .Gold with movements, from Cruen, Elgin, Walihain. $25 to $50 ' FOR LADIES Fashion's latest designs in rectangular and tonneau shapes Gruen, Elgin and Wat thara ma Lues. $25 to $50 . Solid Cold Cuff Links No man ever has too many pairs and especial ly the kind yoo'll find here over 60 different styles each one at a price 'within reason." . $3.00 to $6.00 A remarkable showing ; , of latest i . " Hand Bags $3.85 up to $35,00 : , Compacts ' in Sterling Silver $5.00 to $10.00 Gift Pictures Special t $1.25 (1 i fifth fi 3J vg ) vcy $17.75 SPECIAI ELK CHARM with genuine tooth A handsomely designed Elk Emblem of solid gold mounting at a rock bottom price. . , , Other Emblems for every lodne In town $1.00 to $10.00 and Eni-j blem Rings, Charms and litis priced at a saving. Tile, Rotary club hail luncheon to ihiy noon at the banquet rooms In the high1 Hchool, the menu served j belrtg m charge of Miss i Emma L'eiiind, head of the home eco nomics department. She was ably I a.4sisiMl by members of this de lartm!it and a most delicious re-: I past was the result and ilie club r t.. ......AAtu,.n . nr iha Vjij ijwni ita u'i"iouuui v. lTlcc ny s von? oi inanss. , The . rt gular program was given , over (o American Uducutlon Week, i with Max llaunn as chairman, the nmiu speaker being Charles How ard, superintendent of public sshools at Marshtleld. 1'hounh Mr. II... I t.n. ...lu a K-I..r hurlnll nf lime to put his message over he he pictures and presents, show- steady and unchanged today. New made a most Inspiring and Interest- Ing the massive universal In terms arrivals were moderate and move I lie bchool and the or ine poignauuy mmmniure v.. . ,.7 " cy veal at 151 to 16c. 38 c-x 118 Cass Street Roseburg, Oregon 11 "II DIAMONDS The' finest gifts that Santa Claus lias In his "pack" worth more the longer they are owned. "She" Slopes for one deserves one so why not? Reward "Her" With a Diamond Ring If It cornea from Knudtson's the quality is Right the Price Is Right the biggest dollar's worth, you can buy anywhere. Select from very latest white and green gold mountings at the price you want to pay. $50, $75 up to $500 Costume Rings featuring the popular stones of the day aquamarines, rubies, ame- , .thysts and every other one that Is favored In a gorgeous . selection , of newest mountings. S14.75 GIVE ;(. SILVER.. WARE It's the lifetime Gift giving daily evidence of sensible giving. Choose from 26 to 75 piece chests In Community. Rog ers and Yourex, as well as the indivi dual silver pieces so suitable -or gift-giving. An - exquisite, Gift BLUEBIRD ; PEARLS of beautifully matched and graduated lustrous, Inde structible 18 . to 30 inch strands, many with solid gold clasps. ' $6.50 to $25.00 iff fiir yit rw H KNUDTSON'S Jewelers 118 Cass Street Roseburg, Oregon ma aik on A liiiM'-lionorctl .dial, for the family gathering and one that inert with i-nlluisiastic upirovol of till. In the ntw tdltlevt-eMh famous Fry "Meat Guide" you will rind an entirely new recipe for baking a Frye's "Dell clout" Brand Ham without parboiling It will add laurels to the reputa. tlon of even thetosgtof home cooks. 'Because of ita vmy mild curing, Frye's. f Delicious'!' Brand Ham re quires no parboiling, and the sweet, tender, young pork come out as juicy as fresh 11am. roast. Frye's "M'.at Guide" Is Invalu able to v t - y housewife. 117 testsd recipes -r.i a practical guide to the choice and .cutting of all meats. Send 2o for postage to Fry s Co., Seattle. 1ra l.n, SS Ur-l-'lh in n V lr and Mrs. II. W. MarsMT.i, f 10; Hj , Constjtuliou." , He Is a pleasant j particular. Sirbeilln. J5; H. ().' Selllrk: II: T- and lorcetul speaker and left some He may write I W. Ilusenbark. T; Knimat 8nilth, f wholesome thoughts tor all lioiar- II; J. II. Smith. $5; K. J. Hen-1 iuus to ponder over. llill (lit, jnu Uoodmat and Gor don Cook suppllid several lustru meiiial ideces in their -usual clever manner. Thanksgiving falling on next Thursday the Rotary club will Carl .E. meet' oa -Wednesday at the I'mp Carstens..; ii.. hotel,, at the usual hour for n I ii k. 5; M:s, II. H. iJilnl.1!; Jus. imlan. f"..Mi; I :IkIm lluiln. t2: Mrs. Shaw, ii.l5; C. I.. I'fntlt. 1; Highway tlnriige, $10; Mrs. 8. W. Woodruff. l; I. N. Imff, K: Mrs. tliant WiUox. Jit Chns.' "Russell. $5; Chas. Carnahan, f.ri HosWund; $1; Clyde ' a greater ' play. Undoubtedly so far, "The Ship" to be Thursday evening, December PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. Hen-"l tutu-neon.' Cal- Cook wltn ga. MORONI OLSEN PLAYERS WILL PRE- . 1 SENT "THE SHIP" ITilV 'Tfe.- 'SV ' - 'V-'' - " .T.v -1,-.,. 15; Rose Curage, $15; C. S. derson anil wile, $10; C. II. kins. $3; Elvin (!. CloaKe, $5; Ed Cacheliu, $3; C..V. Ua.intussen, $04 Sherman Kaneher, $f; Harry llrowu. $'.; K C. Powell, $1; I.yle M. I'iivK U,. ll.kltt J. Maker, $4; W. K. Nii kerson. Vi.W; 1'eopU s Supply Market. $10; M. V. Kndi- Iron, $r; Marksburjr Siore, lltioii; .Iberty Theaiiu, t'i'i; K. A. 1'iUher Co., $iti; V. V. llayjes. IU: Kiy- I llim Mayes, $.; 10. V. lHiubet, '.'; Kathleen A. llltney. 12; II. M. Mcxirelsnd. $t: L Lunlld Crank. K: (iladya Collins, -; . Hura M enrtstensen, .'; r-iina pan.iniom. ....h Rh,n r.,,,A,a $2; oi-n. i raey. $J: Klnor hhlr (. , ,,,.,.,,,, oC , ,,, ,t0n. $2: Mrs. . V. Siantonl. ; K' The dramatist has Indicted our ll.inee Utoore. $2: Mar)i.r.i Shay. wnolp .ivHItat'.on, and machinery tl: .Mrs. Peart H. Il.arh.. 11; .Muriel 1 nd, , thH blir tlll, ,, (h0 Shsy, $2; Ijrdla t hrliiMns..n. $2; 1)lni,r hlin,L ,nc lrUF artlllt he Mabel F. Coh ln, $; John C. j N tytlnt, ,ic, not presrh. rather Thlnnea, ' $2; California tr, gonl t-ncWtig 'Corp ; $t; '-.Mri J. I. Finiilsy, $1 : 1 K'nitilojes IHniRlas' Nat I. Itank, $fil; Carr's Store, $10; lir. 11. A. .Vomf, $25; A. C. Coen. It; Mrs. IitIii H. Meyi'r, $:l; C. K. 1 Hatfield, fl; W. II. lliuvd.-n, $:; ' Western Auln Supjily Co , 12'.' Mr. and Mis. Waller Kt11ulcir.11, $lb; II, L. Kppstetn, !.';, liiurcl Chapter .No. II, It. A. M.. 2i. . ' 19 10th at the Antlers Theatere by the Hogs 25c lower; receipts 635. Moroni Olxen plnyers. is his finest Heavy weight (250 to 350 lbs) me achlevcment and marks a distinct llum, good and choice $U.0012. epoch In his development. ,00; medium weight (200 to 250 . . c libs.) medium, good and choice. $$1.- SOfi 12.00; light weight (ItiO to 200 lbs) common, medium, good and choice, $12.00012.25; light lights (130 to 160 lbs) common, medium, good and choice, $11.0012.00. rim I.A.M., ure., isor. la.-iop j PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 19 grade Duller anil eggs are lower v-... pItr. ,a rir.ia i- lnw,.r- on the local dairy exchange today I una,,,.!,,,,. 2c higher. Current ro- wlth both lines displaying an eas- ',,. JC. n,,nm ane.sse: it ;inr undertone. !frMh ...nrtiirH firsts 46i46Sc: In the egg division extras and fresh standard extras 471048c; T . .. ' jflrsu are down a cent at 54 and 52 fresh undersized 30 301c. , ...o ...uo.o .cents respectively. At the same n iui. 11 uittj iiv a, iu-oiit'ti ,11. lima hlila ftir nnrterslted stock tner marninery niii-s not encum- wra boosted 2 cents to 84 cents, her." And again, in the same e- !otlu,r grades remained stesdy. Re eay. "The harm of the improved cfipt8 0f engs are increasing and machlneiry may eonipensnta, the,,ha demand Is not so keen with a genu. St. jnnn hrvtne s ,piay ,n,,rower shipping outlet. ' In the butter market extra cubes are a cent lower at 64 ceuls. Other grades held steady but the market Is showing a weaker tone. Prima still holding at 67 cents with no Immediate change In sight I Country dressed meats generally 'Everything The Annie Implied ..-iiams''r uacon Hare yon an to grind T There are hundreds who want the- job.. To learn their names read ths News-Review calsslfled ads. ; I . '0 .i 1 . 1 . Hundreds have put theft 0. K. oa. classlflml columns. They are the 1 starting point of mauy people's : success, aod prosperity. ' t i , . 1 ' I - i - " Hats off! To the News-fyttlejr ' Nswa-Rrrlsrw rUnttred ads nt U-' rent leads to tlrrltt amd-sboM ut- 1 I to success. 1 . Fred Hay nes :DRUGS SUNDRIES J HOT PRINKS AT THE ' r SODA ; FOUNTAIN i j t JJiHsoJ Stfaa titirDtugta If you have Aa Eye for Business' -SftLet thousands of eyes read your advertisW Butter: Extra cubes lc lower: ' rest steady. Kxtra cubes, city 64c; : i standards 64c; prime firsts 52c; i firsts 50c; undergrades nominal prints 67c; cartons 6 Sc. I Milk steady; best churning cream 55c net shipper's track In I zone 1. Cream delivered Portland 1 59c. Raw milk (4 per cent) $2.60 I c. w. t., f. o. b. Portland. . ; I Poultry firm. Heavy hens" I6f I27e; light IS ft 19c; springs 24t j 25c: broilers 29i30c; young white uucis mtiji:; uresst-a lurfteya r42c; live SlfllWe. Onions quiet, $1.75. - Potatoes steady, $2.50 sack. Nuts stesdy, Walnuts No. 1, 21 ! 4Y33r! filberts 26c; Oregon chest-1 nuts 16c. Cascara hark nominal at 67c; Oregon grape root nominal. . I Hons slow: few sales, ordlnarr hops around 22c; remainder of! jemp In Oregon estimated around 7500 bales. New crop, clusters 1 241c; fuggles 27A2&C. I 8AN FRANCISCO. Nor. : 19 (Federal State Market News, Serv ice.) Apples: Oregon winter ba nanas, fancy $2 25(13.50; C grade $1 53 2 25: Spittenberg, 1 extra fancy $2 60t2.$5: fanrv $2 400 $2 60; C grade $1 902 20: New tons extra fancy $2.Kj2 35; fan cy $l.iie2.1i. i Pears Oregon d'Anjons. -fancy 13 500 4 00 box; Winter Nell.bet ,$303 23. TTT 0 iATION-WW f IN . issmurioN- n DEPARTMENT STORES Cor. Cass and Stephens, Opposite Postoffice Fine Table Linens ; For All the Festivities of Thanksgiving Day IT 8218 Our table linens will do justice to the finest Thanks giving dinner imaginablel Replenish your supply now Note our low prices. $8 inch White Mercerized 72 inch White with Colored Border, per yd 58 inch Colored Damask, per yd 18x18 Linen Napkins, per set , 18x18 Linen Naptins. per set , 72 inch Part Linen Damask. Der vd 72 inch A II Linen Damask. Der vd $2.4 72 inch All Linen Damask, per yd $2.8 00x00 inch All Linen Cloth, each 70x70 inch An Linen Cloth. each... 70x102 inch All Linen Cloth, each .. $2xS2 with Napkins to Match . 52x52 with Napkina to Match, set 64x64 with Napkin to Match, set ...59c 69c 79c .S2.2J .$2.93 1. 99 $2.91 .-..$3.6! $4.9 .... $2.9 ...$3.9 $5.!