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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW.- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1923.
Better Service Better Merchandise' of tempting bargains. Selct
Thanksgiving- Winter needs
with A tttvetive Friday and Saturday Specials
you will be delighted with the displays of choice
"'- shown the season's bes.
Friday - Saturday
Silk Top .
UNION SUITS
Dainty Winter Underwear
, (or Women, now , , k
$1.29 r
. .. ..... A BUIT ...... .
A rare value, for Jbese are
Muuslng make, the world's
best fitting underwear. All
Sites.'
Friday and Saturday
Special Sale on
DRESSES
An offering of one lot of -ilk,
wool and balbr.Kgan ,
d reuse and wool sulw,
One price -' .
$9.90
Men's Dress Sox
An assortment of colors, fowl
Quality tn cotton.
19c pair
Men's Coat Sweaters
Mostly wool, two-pocket style,
special now at
8UTHERLIN MAN'S CAB " rear end of the truck, which pro
HIT8 WRECKED TRUCK jected over the pavement, and
A - Roseburg Kuitene freight 'damaged his own car. The road was
truck, southbound, went off the j blanketed by fog so that he waa
road north of Wilbur late last night. ! unuble to see the truck until almost
The front end of the truck dropped upon It.
off the grade, but tho rear wheels a ' ' '
hung on the shoulder. M. C. Bond,
Station agent at. Mutherfln. on the
way home from the lodge meeting
at Riddle last nli'ht. struck the I
LIBERTY
, ' Tonight and Saturday
:'- Matinee Saturday ;
orowrirM
' Kiwis5 l
WILLIAM FAIRBANKS - EDITH ROBERTS
AND A BRILLIANT CAST V.
IQc Webfoot Weekly and Comedy 15c
CO M
:j LIBERTY
:7 STARTS
CUADHlCKPCTVffa COG PCX AT OM
' ' Present's r
- The kind that made Ray the Moat Bclotgd Character
10c - on the Screen 25c
Linens and
T imrhonn
A treat awaits you la the (election
of your Thanksgiving llnena and
beautiful huud-enibrolderod lunch'
eon sets. Our store la now a bazaar
Friday and
: Fur
PHOENIX
HOSE
W wfnh to close ont thin brand
of Hose In order to install other
brands which we can guarantee.
Therefore clotting out Phoenix
Hose now
$1.00 a pair
Studcoaker
models.
bunas no year!)
(
Took with gas
THEATRE
car
I IN G !
THEATRE
SUNDAY
Charles Say
SOME:
PVtfKIHS
Spts -
early.
merchandise
-for here is
Saturday
Collar Coats
y3off
4
This is a surprising
opportunity for . the
acquiring of a smart
winter coat at low
cost. We boast hon
estly of a superior -.
value in every detail .
of these coats to the
price regularly asked
and now comes
the season's sensa
tion, our I -3 reduction.
GIRLS' OXFORDS
Black 'calf oxfords for growing
(Iris, with wear proof soles,
slsea I to I. Special
$3.85 a pair
. MEN'S BLAZIERS
In all wool flannel, were $5.50.
Spl ClUl DOW
$4.85
LOANS
That cost you less and get
you out of debt. . Equitable
Savings & Loan Association.
We solicit loana on city resi
dences and business prop
erty. Monthly paymeut plan.
Farm Loans
64 money. S, 7 and 10
years. Straight loans. Simple
Interest.
G W. YOUNG & SON
- INSURANCE ;
116 Can St) Phone 417
1HK- g
WIGWAM
TAVERN
Chinese Noodles and Chop
Suey Served on
Thursdays and Fridays
7 p. m. to 12 p. m.
A. McCORMACK, Manager
DANCE
OLALLA
HALL
SATURDAY NIGHT
Nov. 21
GOOD MUSIC
DONALD PARKER
Concert Violinist and Teacher
Beginners and Advanced Pupila
accepted. High School credits
given.
218 So. Jackson, across from
Kohlhagen Apartments
GEAR CUTTING
Our Shops are Equipped to turn
out all klnda of machine work.
Repair Work Done
PINE ST. MACHINE SHOP
Opposite Flour Mill
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST I j
Specialist In the Citing Of
Qlasaea ;
111 Jackson 8t
AUCTIONS
We sell anything and everything
yon have to offer and get the
high dollar. 8e ma (or dates.
M. C. RAOAiAUQH
MO H. Pine at.
TODAY 42 CENTS;
The turkey day of the pros-
ent time la far from com pari.
son with similar days of a few
years ago when long lines of
wagons and trucks waited at
the various buying; stations for
the unloading of their great
pile of birds. Today 'the re-
celpta have been so light that
buyers are preparing in some
Instances to truck their fowla
to Oakland to load them for
shipment to market. 4
Reports from Oakland 'and 4
other buying points also Indl-
cate little activity so that
there probably will not be more
than two carloads out of the
, county.
The market opened at 41
; cents and quickly went to 42
1 4 cents, where It remained 4
throughout the day. One pool
of 600 birds at Oakland
I brought 46 cents, while about
! 300 birds In Roseburg were 4
i 4 sold for 43 cents. These were
; the only departures, so far as 4
knownhowever, from the 42-
cent price. These prices pre-
I vailed only while buyers se- s
' cured enough turkeys to sup-
ply orders already contracted
and the original price was
j 4 then restored.
'
!
Turkey Prices Today
PORTLAND, Ore., Not. '20. Re
ceipts of turkeys In the local mar
ket were very light today and
I prices were firm to a shade high-
Dealers and commission men
expect a heavy run tomorrow and I
Sunday. Houses will remain open 1
Sunday to tike care of shipments
coming in.
Heavy buying of retail dealers la
expected to reach the peak Sunday
or Monday. So far it haa been
limited. Quality of birds coming
In so far has been exceptionally
high. Dressed turkeys are quoted
today' at 41 and 42 centa-for first
grade; live birda at 32 and S3
cents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nor. 20. H.
S. Bureau Agricultural Economies)
The turkey market waa slightly
stronger today with only moderate
receipts. With a. crop somewhat
below normal and with turkeys ma-
Iturlng rather late, conditions point
toward a firm market for the
j Thanksgiving week. Quotations to
jday: Young live 41 43c: old 3640c;
dressed young 48&!lc; old 44
46c; culls 35(&38c.
I SEATTLE, Nov.
dressed, 484350c.
20. Turkeys,
MEDFORD ELKS SEE .
j FOUR FINE BOUTS
(AMnrltid fttm Lraard Wtt.)
MEDFORD. Ore., Nov. 20. The
'feature of the boxing bouts at the
jMedford Elks Club last night was
a slashing six-round draw between
Llnhnnv CurLnn. formerly of Med
ford, and Joe Jewett of Klamath
Keep an Eye on Your
Property Values
Property vnlu.s chanas. Tour
fir. Insurance pollcten should
ch.ng. to correspond. Insurant,
that ffni adequate yesterday
may not offer you full proteclton
toilay.
V shall b. glad to Inspect your
fir. ri.ka and insurant, protec
tion In h. light of pr.aent-day
values.
1(IICII)C
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerva and Spin Bpecuulat.
209 Perkins Bldg. Phone S54
eOrugless Hsalth Csntsr"
' Dr. Harrison Folk
Dr. Catherine McNeil
Chiropractic and Klectro
Therapy Thompson Mlueral Vapor Rsths
S27 W. Cass Phone 4K1
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Groceries
Choice groceries are offered is
you here at lowest prices A
many special values for
Thanksgiving Dny. a
Fruits, Nuts, Dat.a, Flos. 8
Canned Qooda and Vegetables
all at Reek Bottom Prk.s. 9
Maddox&Wetherell
Phoa 4
Jadraon St. at Deer Creek
Bridge . . . -,
MR. HERMANN UNCHANGE0.4)
4 i 4)
e rAaorlaleJ n UaMd Win.) 4)
4 PORTLAND, Ore.. Nor. 10. 4
s -No change waa reported to- 4
day In the condition of Dinger,
4 Hermann, 82, ex-congressman
from Oregon, seriously 111 at 4
4) St. Vincent's hospital. 4)
: :
.
4 FKiHTERM ARE JIKADY 4
Everything was In readl- 4
4 ness late today for the boxing 4 I
4 card to be held tonight. A I- 4)
though the farm conference 4
held until a late hour, work- 4
men were Immediately pro- 4
4 cured to erect the ring anl 4
place the seata ready for the 4
4 matches. The fighta start 4)
at s:20 p. m., and good pre- 4
41 limlnarlea are promised. 4)
Falls. George Dixon, a negro boy
from Portland, waa knocked out by
Solly Burns of New Orleans, In the
third round, and Fred Anderson of
Tacoraa. was knocked out also in
the third by Kid Roberts of Weed.
The bout between Harold Reese of
San Francisco and "Manila Tiger,"
recently arrived from the Philip
pines, ended In the third round
when the former, having his op
ponent groggy, refused to conUnue
for fear of serious results. He said
he had recently killed a man in a
bout at Los Angeles, and wished to
take no chances.
ROD AND GUN CLUB
TO HOLD SHOOT ON
SUNDAY, NOV. 22
' The annual turkey shoot of the
Roseburg Rod and Gun club will
be held at the John Marks grounds
on Sunday, Nov. 22. The club Is
offering a large number of turkeys
and chickens as prizes in handicap
and open matches, and there will
also be drawings for those who do
not shoot. These annual events,
Just prior to Thanksgiving, are al
ways entertaining and draw large
crowds from all parts of the state.
The club has made extensive pre
parations for this event which is
expected to be even better than
tuu&l.
Heat with ga.
N. Y. BUSINESS
MEN HEAR VIEWS
OF PRESIDENT
(Continued from page 1.)
great military establishments or
to meet municipal expenditures,
which should either be eliminated
by government economy or sup
plied by taxation, do not appear
to serve a useful purpose and
ought to be discouraged." '
i ! "Our bankers,' he continued,
Mhave a groat deal of responsibil
ity 'in relation to the soundness of
these loans, when they undertake
to Invest the savings of our coun
try abroad. I should regret very
much to see our possession of re
sources which are available to
meet needa In other countries be
the cause of sny sentiment of envy
or unfriendliness toward in.
Wonhl -loin World nrt.
Near the end of his prepared
address the President touched on
the World Court issue with this
statement: t - ,
"With our already' enormous
and constantly Increasing Inter
ests abroad, there are constantly
accumulating reasons why we
should signify our adherence to
the Permanent Court of Interna
tional Justice. Mindful of our de
termination to avoid all Interfer
ence in the political affair, which
do not concern us, of other na
tions, I can think of no more re
assuring action than the declara
tion or America that It will
! wholeheartedly Join with others In
! the support of the tribunal for the
administration of International
I Juttlce which thoy have created.
"I can conceive of nothing that
we could do. which Involves as
suming so few obligations on our
part, that would be likely to prove
of ao much value to the world.
Beyond Its practical effect, which
might be somewhat small. It would
I have a aentimental effect, which
would he tremendous. It would
: ho nnhllc notice' that the enorm
ous Influences of our country were
to be cast upon the side of the
i enlightening processes of civilisa
tion. It would be the beginning
of a new world spirit."
CONFERENCE TO
! REACH AN END
THIS EVENING
I (Contlniwd from Page 1.)
mini nrasnluttlnn which can sup
ply a large foreign trade, and the
! . mtnerauve buying of feed, thus
reducing overhead coats, haa made
a profitable market, which appar
ently will bear considerable ex
pansion, the committee reports.
The committee recommends the
expansion, In a moderate degree,
of the poultry business, following
out the lines of cooperative mar
keting and buying.
The report also goes Into detail
la Ita recommendations, indicating
the else of the flocks with which
beginners should start and the
methods to be employed, the report
being of great value to all who
might be Interested In going Into
the business or adding poultry as
a' sideline on the farm. The report
points out where so many come to
failure, and shows Just hoar much
capital ia necessary to engage tn
the business and the results which
may be expected.
The feature of today's session
was the basket luncheon at noon.
Over 100 people aat down at the
long tables and enjoyed Jt delight
ful time together.
Ia the afternoon ehort talks
wero made by A. C. Maratera, F.
1 Ballard and R. A. Busenbark.
Reports were presented by the
Mreatork, broccoli and fan crops ,
fommtttees, i
Kara you aeen the latest Colon
ial photo mirror? Clark's Studio.
Cass 8L '
hw TODAY I
ROOMS FOR RENT at 323 S.
Stephens. Phone 29G-J.-R5K
SENT 2 sleeping rooms.
close lo. 2I 8. Pine St.
STOP AND SEE t)r. Louis Albert
Banks' fine new book at the
Roseburg Book Store. I
R)R SALEEnglisiT walnuts from
t.a .... I ...... t I " 1 1 .J
i Agee Coi store.
RRRTTNtStucco garage, on
pavement, Inquire S00 south Pine
or phone 1B0-J.- ( ' ' '
FOR TlENT 5-room furnished
modern house, adults, phoa
471 L. or call 547 S. Stephens.
FOR-SENT New room home.
Furnace and garage. SS per mo.
O. W. Young It Son. Phone 417.
FOR EXCHANGE New modern 6
, room Portland residence for
Roseburg - r residence., Phone
248-r, jl'.y.
FOR RENT 5-room modern home.
Furnace, Garage. New. $40 per
mo. G. W. Young & Son. Phone
417.
WANTED Ford roadster iu good
running condition. Wnt easy
terms. Address "F. R", care
News-Review.
ROSEBURG WOMAN'S club rum
' mage aale In Sykea building next
to Terminal hotel Saturday.
Doors open 8 a. m. to 5 pj m.
FOR SALEfWhy pay rent t Buy.
by paying 1300 down, 235 per
month, on full furnished, six-room
plastered residence, bringing S40
per month rent. L. O. Maddux,
620 N. Jackson.' '
CHRISTMAS GIFT There la noth
ing better than a savings account
for the young ones. Let us snow
you our new system. Western
Savings A Loan Ass'n. Wayne E.
Jones, DisL Mgr. Phone 192-R.
VOTl 8ALE OR TRADE 90 acres,
bouse, barn, hay, team.- machin
ery, woven wire fence; 30 acres
timber; well and springs, or
chard. Will take car and $500
down, balance time. E. Dennis. 2
mile aat, one south, Sutherlin,
Oregon.
MONEY. MONEY-rou can get
. I'.'c payable In cash first January
and Juty every year on deposits
made with us and withdraw your
money any time you want It
Nothing rarer. Look ua over.
Western Savings & Loan Ass'n.
Wayne E Jones, Dist.- Mgr.
Phone 192-R.
STOCK AND POULTRY RANCH
I ' have 40 acres adjoining gov
ernment free range; 20 acres
plow land; balance timber;
amall house; new barn; spring
water; this la a good place for
sheep, cattle or poultry, but I am
a lone woman and cannot handle
It. I will give a clear title to it
for six hundred dollars, one hun
dred cash and five yeare on bal
ance at W. If interested ad
dress P. D. Q.. News-Review.
HOUSE ALONE COST $3750 TO
CONSTRUCT 2 YEARS AGO
But when a feller wants to move
quirk he usually sacrifices. Now
look! Over $1500 worth of furni
ture including piano and radio
eei, want everything to go with
my 7 -room, nearly new, modern
plastered bungalow, with gar
age, large lot 50x200, lawn, flow
ers, etc.. Inside city limits.) Only
want $3950. But If you have
plenty of furniture of your own.
will sell house for $2950. Some
terms. Address 8. O. 8, News
Review, '
SNAP
1924 FORD COUPK 1924
Twin Hassler Shocks, Speed
ometer, five good tires. Just out
of the paint shop. Winter car
at a summer price.
C A. Lock wood Motor Co.
Cut Flowers
FLOWER BOWLS
BASKETS
Lots of all three you buy the
basket or bowl, and we will fill
It artistically
FREE
Lest you forgot
Bulbs 25 to 33 1-3 per cent off
rotted r erns. ooc up
Other Fern's..
Xmaa Peppers
-24c up
.35c uo
Cherries
.. 25c up
Cyclamens you'll .be surprised.
Carnations : 75c
THE FERN
Rose burg's Foremost Designers
Phone 240
See us 109 . Jackson
SUNDAY MONDAY
Gloria Swanson
In
"The Wages
of Virtue"
t AND
. .THE , PORTIA
MANSFIELD
15 DANCERS. 15
41
Young Man-7-Get Hep .
to the Style-Pep Step!
Whafs the ne shoe styles 'for fall? ' Be yourself,' boy friend.
Don't ask questions. Ask for Walk-Overs, and get the style-pep
answer. Lamp these styles. Stick these out from under your
elephants' panta, and ankle down the boulevard ao far ahead of
the atyle parade you can't even hear the band. When you walk
in Walk-Overs, you keep In step with style.
; -r $7.0050,510.00
: Roseburg Booterie
, ! IRVIN BRUNN
r 8HOE3 THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUR FEET
PERKINS BLDO. ROSEBURG, ORE.
AT W W . w
new Hosiery just in
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY
WILLIAM
EVERLASTING
VmSPER
fnmtfieiwd ly Jackson Gregory JLG.BLY5T0NC prrxhictioil
10c
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY
THE PICTURE SENSATION
OF THE AGE I '
CARL LAtMMUE
AUSVtMs.
faVaUCTMM
NORMAN KERRY M$f 4$3i
, Uncut mm MIUH (SM?
IhwuVinavsirsiiirs) , ' (tTlSV'l
SPECIAL MUSIC SCORE PLAYED BY GRACE
THRULL'AND DONALD PARKER AT ALL EVEN-
ING SHOWINGS .
nninro-ADULTs, soc
rnlULO-Children, 25c
SPECIAL MATINEE TODAY AND SATURDAY
Prices This Attraction Controlled by Producer.
Only
the Best
ANTLERS
TGKprvsents
25c
Matinees
Friday ,
'- Saturday
WEIRD
WILD
WONDERFUL
All of
the Best