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EIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1 925. FOR VALUES THAT ARE UNRIVALLED SPECIAL PRICE SALE -of- IVEWLYWEDS ARE . iraliKMCI? COATS For the three last shopping days this week Wednesday, Friday and Saturday $12476 including every coat each priced individ ually and specially to give the lowest pos sible price. New Prices for Special Price Sale ! '" $110.00 COAT $76.00 89.50 69.50 59.50 55.00 49.50 39.50 28.50. 18.50 COATS 55.00 45.00 41.00 38.00 : 35.00 . , 25.00 i , 18.50 12.00 DRESSES See our groups ( 1 ) at $7.39 ' Two at $9.90; TKree at $14.85 Xmas! Special 'attention " to" our Christmas (hopping friends after tlila . , Xmas! Take advantage of sale price j no and save for your Xmas buying. Better ServiceBetter Merchandise Mr. and. Mrs. Glenn Smith. neryweda, who recently, Rare (heir friends In the city the slip ana were married in Eugene, and then left for a honeymoon In Canada, returned here last night and their friends got "sweet re venge". Returning from an auto ride about ten o'clock's, m.. they .entered the darkened home or Mr. and Mrs. Hamburg, where they are staying, and were greeted liy blood-curdling yells. The light" were turned on and about thirty young folks pounced upon them, demanded a kiss from the bride and gave the groom a healthy swat on the back. Mr. Smith took the entire party to the VV'Ig wam Tavern, where dancing wan enjoyed and then later they re turned to the' Palace of Sweets, where a feed was spread for them. A "mock wedding" and other humerous stunts were staged. .- Mrs. Smith, who was formerly Mixs Mary Ilea nut, will return to her employment at the county! court lrbuHe long enough to In struct a new girl In the duties. They will make their home In the Kohlhagen apartments ' and Mr. Smith will continue with his railroad work from this city. , . . . . The Royal Purple degree will be conferred Wednesday, Nov. 25. Everybody come. Light luneh. - ' . FREU MILLER, C, P. - - . MARIUEI) YESTERDAY. ' H. Wi. and Flora B. Smith.' both residents of this county, .were quietly married yesterday morn lng Bt the court bouse. County Judge Qulne officiating. The cere mony was attended by relatives of the bride. - ' McCormlck-Deering International gas engines run smoothly and have a Burplus of power. .The crank case is enclosed so that no dust or dirt can get near the bear ings. The cylinder has a removable sleeve which ' can be replaced at any time. This feature doubles the life of your engine. Let us show you how they run. Wharton Bros. CANDY FOR THE HOLIDAYS 97 VARIETIES r ' From 20 cents a pound up. NOT 'cheap candy but - GOOD CANDV CHEAP. Bigge3t stock and greatest variety In- town. ' , ' J Pettey'a- Confectionery 1 229 North Jackson 1 Turkey Prices Today ' (AMoclated Pna laml Win.) PORTLAND, Ore., Nor. 24. The advance in the local turkey market has slowed down considerably and this morning' there ' were indica tions of a reaction. At a late hour fancy dressed birds were- still bringing 47 cents,, but there are many good birds priced up at 45 and 46 cents. Receipts are not heavy but every house has a few turkeys and buyers are not taking hold so readily now. Some buyers are holding off, waiting to see how the public takes hold of the high priced birds before they get the re mainder of their requirements. WANTED General house worker, M5 Hoover St. , FOR RENT Downstairs S room apartment 820 N. Jackson. 248-R. sleeping Stephens FOR RENT Heated rooms, close in. S12 N. St. CANADIAN field peas for aale at Myrtle Creek. Inquire Box 935, Koseburg. WOULD LIKE to rent small ranch equipped. Notify H. Copeland, Myrtle Creek, Ore. FOR RENT B room furnished modern house, adulta. Phon 471-L. or call 547 8. Stephens. WANTED General house work by an experienced girl. References . furnished. Box 251, Myrtle Creek, Ore. 4 i i : . . Thanksgiving and Good Will ' : t .. ' . . "'Thanksgiving ' runs parallel with ' , good will, .it ta the day when we stop to count our blessings. We are thankful for the good will of tl people as expressed by increas ing business-., ... . ; i , , V f LAND OFFICE WILL ' "'p s- f'"'1"1- d,- Kisvr nc rr- rr-r- ; Kren Mason, will be present to INUr BE KLMUVLD I constitute the lodge and present i TANFIFI n SAY Hi" churter. The meeting will be , jiaiuillu a )o a, S(.mt),n Hlte Muaunil. TO INSTALL NEW l.olx;i:. Installation of the officers of the Roseburg Lodge of Perfection. No. 6, A. and A. 8. It. will tnke . plnre on Mondnv nlvht. nt whlrh Senator Robert N. -Shin field I I was In Itosnburg for a short time American fence at carload prlcea today on his way through - to at Whurton Ilros. . . . . Medford, Ashland and Klamath j . o Falls, where he Is to make ad-, dresses during the remainder of I Snappy line of both engraved and 1 the week. Senator Stanfleld aava ' Prlnli-tl announcements at reason-, that there will be no change tnado able prices at News Review office. in the Roseburg Iind oflU-e and I that the plan to conxnlldste It with the Portland office will not be carried through. He says that he Is now working In an effort to secure a greater share of the pro ceeds of the sale of grant lands for the state of Oregon. The , state now receives only a fmnll ' amount from the sale of these lands, while. In the senator's opinion, it should receive much more. SERVICE When you come to us for insur ance, all you pay are the pre miums. Our service costs you nothing. It includes complete information on the various formt of Insurance protection and practical advice on the best policies for your purposes. LOANS That cost you less and get yoa out of debt. . Equitable Savings ft-Loan- Association. We- solicit loaus on oityi reel dences and business prop erty. Monthly payment plan. . . . Farm Loans - - 61 money. 5, 7 and 10 years. Straight loana. Simple. Interest. ,; . i : C W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 116 Cass St. Phone 417 SAN FRANCISCO. Nor. 24. (TJ. S. Bureau Agricultural Economics) Turkeys: Live young 4850c; old 43645c: dressed young S860c; few higher: Idaho and Montana 8pecial Thanksgiving dinner served from 12:00 to 3:00. Palace of Sweets. EIGHT PAIRS OF .! FOXES RECEIVED AT LOCAL FOX FARM j Eight pairs of Alaskan HI Jo i foxes have oeen received by trie1 dressed 55S58c: old 54(855c. noseourg ox f arms Association nd are now being cared for at tbe Curtis Calkins home in Edea bower. This association, a stocM company . recently ' formed here, has as its purpose tbe raising of foxes for pelt nd breeding pur poses, and with .eight pair alrea dy on hand have a good atart. The company Is incorporated with a capital-stack of -$ 10.000. the incorporators being W F. .Shelley, R. X. "Matthews and A. J. Flurry. Nearly a score of focal people have procured stock in the concern. ; : ,1 Permanent quarters, are to be secured- in the near future and a large fur farm Is to be developed, according to the plans of- the of ficers. . , .. . S14H LIBERTY THEATRE Last Time Tonight HIS LATEST AND BEST PICTURE T.I.I.I.II.I.M.M.5IWMWM!H?. Big Thanksgiving DANCE I AT I LONG'S HALL , i; Cole. Valley Thursday night, Nov. 26. Mu- S ale by Sutherlin Orchestra. A W Everyone Welcome g fj GRAND jjj Thanksgiving Dinner jfj From 12 o'clock to 7: SO p. m. jj I Roasffurkey jS and all the fixings that go to j S make a real dinner. Come sj g and get a good feed. S I Hotel Sutherlin I swimw! H Sutherllm Oregon fej Se Fred Haynes DRUGS SUN DRIES HOT DRINKS' ; AT THE , SODA FOUNTAIN Jackson Street near Douglas Antlers Theatre. 1 Richard Dlx's latest starring picture for Paramount, "Too Many Kisses", adapted from John Monk Saunders'1 Cosmopolitan Magazine story, "A Maker of Gestures", cornea to the Antlers Theatre to- Ight for a two-days' run. The story Is laid in the Basque country in the Pyrenees between France and Spain and deals with a young American, sent abroad by his father to make him pay more attention to his mining business-and less to fair ladles. There's not a doubt but 'Too Many Kisses" offers Dlx his finest , screen role to date. ' Frances Howard, seen In "The ! Swan," - Is featured at the head lot the strong supporting cast, which Includes William Powell, j Frank Currier and a number of others. Gerald Duffy wrote the screen play. - Majestic Theatre, If you were a loving wife' and had Invited your neighbor over to spend the evening because your huxband and his wife were away, and later discovered your hus band kissing your'nelghbor's wife I ' This is the problem that con front Eleanor Banrdman In Ho- bart Henley's production of "Ex change of Wives." the Metro-Gold- wyn-.Mayer picture coming tonight to the Majestic Theatre. "Exchange of Wives" is said to be one of the most brilliant and sparkling comedy-dramas of the year. It waa directed by llobart Henley who made "Sinners In Silk," and "So This Is Marriage," from the stage play by Cosmp Hamilton. Other members of the cast are Lew Cody. Renee Adoree, and Crelghton Halo. - 1 FOR RENTi-roora modern house with garage, price $22.50 per month. Helblg and Groves. Phone -262. MODERN BUNGALOW for rent in Laurelwood. Fireplace; furnace; hardwood floors; tile sink. J. V. Casey. . FOR SALE 10-7 Peoria grain drill, Of in. wagon, inu. ii u Oliver chilled plow, 15. Roy A gee, g two mllea 8. W. of Wilbur. g FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE One ! B , Toggenburg milk goat buck, 8 K years old. Wm. B. Hoag, Sutber- K lln. Ore. ! FOR SALE $125 phonograph with records at a bargain, or trade for roata or light weight hena. Ad dress "F. P." care News-Review. m FORSALE lSlJFordlouringwlth 4 starter, cheap, or trade for goats. 1 A chickens or cows. Address . "P. 7t F " News-Revlew. 5 The Roseburg National Bank , t k ; . Ro sebur , Ore. JSI FOR SALE 5-room plastered resi dence. Newly painted. 2 large lota. Close in. $1900. "Terms. Mrs. K L. O. Maddux, 520 N. Jackson. 1 K WHITE ELEPHANTS! A great 8 variety of them,- from ten cents B up. M E. Church, So. bazaar, at ' R the J. O. Newland salesroom, Nov. f. ' ' ' ' ' ' ft FOR SALE: One registered Hoi- g stein bull rair, $15; one pureorea m Jersey heifer. 2 year old. St. Mawes stock, giving 2 gallons, d $50. C. L. Weber. Phone 42F13. Zk 51 Your Thanksgiving Needs ; . .V ..':n.-;-'.. .: !'.!.'. . .' V A Footwearand Hosiery Can Best Be Supplied Here : New Low Heel Oxfords " New Dress Slippers y New Hosiery - r- Roseburg Booterie IRVIN BRUNN SHOES THAT 8ATI8FV AND FIT YOUR FEET Myers pumps Wliarton Bros. and sprayers at British Dominions Cut Another Bond l W.IIIt&MWMIWiIa DONALD PARKER Concert Violinist and Teacher Uagliyiera and Advanced Pupils accepted. High School credits given. 2 1 S So. Jaskson, across from KnMtiagen Aparttnetita fj? CUADWtaCPiCTUffCS COCPOeATiOU h&fi; Plot's C SOME , WH'KIHS 0 Sptclsl Attraction for Thanksgiving Week CUT FLOWERS GOLD FISH , THE FERN Your Florists Phone 40 WATCH CLOCK AND JEWELRY A REPAIRING g My Nw Shop la at 111 S. Jackson St Bring In your work and !g-'t uulck, lonest service. W. E. Clingenpeel MTMM.MITM.I.I.T.l.l.iB Dr. Rupert A. Moon E Isctro-C hi rop rector Nerve and Spin SpeolaBst. 109 Perkins Blrif. Phone 554 GEAR CUTTING Our Shops are Equipped to turn out all kinds of machine work, i Repair Work Done PINE ST. MACHINE SHOP Opposite Flour. Mill i 1 '.I Hit kind that made Ray the Most Beloved Character 10c on the Screen 25c Druflltss Health Center" Ii Harrison Folk 1 i Pr.Tatherlne McNeil Chiropractic and KleclrO Thsrapy Thompson Mineral Vapor Baths M7 W Ca.s rhone 491 DR. DEAN B. BUB AR OPTOMETRIST ' Specialist In the fitting of Olaaae 11 Jacksoo 8L Kritish vossrssions with- tbe etatua of dominion have moved another step toward a common wealth constitution. The office of swrrtarv of state for Homin-, ions has hern cn-nliil In the cub-' inet, with I- . M H Amrrr as asvrrtary. Thr luuiinhn af-fi-vii-d are t'sna.lu. Newfound mmA Au.tr1.h7m r Ti-jiiand. Unloa f SuWl.?AfrH..rrbh sir.' Rt. 1. FOR YOUR BETTEfiTlEALfrf If you are 111 just call 365-J for appointment and we will explain the merits of MARCELL'S RA DIUM ORE MIRACLE MINERAL to you. ' ' - WO'RKINCrMAN'S""HOME-6 rooms, garage, woodshed, cow barn; en paved street In city limits, could - be Improved and sold for double the aBklng price, 11100. (75 down $15 month. WH, News-Review. DO YOU KNOW that 7 is 75 more than 4? You are sure to be pleased with the savings plan offered by the Western Savings & Loan Ass'n. Wayne Ev Jones; Dlst. Mgr. Phohem-R; FOR" RENT Five-room house, un furnished, with garage, on pave ment, near school, full cement basement, several cords of wood, - garden plot and chicken house. Phone 70-J, or call 522 E. 1st Ave. North.' ' STOP. LOOK". LiSTEN'"oTid"you have saved a few dollars each month In the past? Think of the future and Investigate the new savings plans offered by the Wes tern Savings & Loan Ansa. Wayne E. Jones, Dist. Mgr. Phone 192-R. THIS IS CONFIDENTIAL I have fine commercial bearing Bart fett pear orchard, . bordering on . S. P. railroad and on pavement; one mile from town; under fine atate of cultivation. I will sell direct to buyer for one third Its real value. If you are a pros pect for such a place address K. P., News-Review. - fresh eoo-Factory Doing fine paying business: in edge of Roseburg; big commercial poul try house; electric lighted; 9 city lots: good garden land: fine 6-room bouse; electric lighted; city water; every convenience; 150 laying hens and many other things not listed; all go for twej-ty-elght hundred, half cash. Pos session at once. Lawrence Agen cy, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. PERKINS BLDO. ROSEBURG, ORE.- CASH BUYER ' WILL BUY A -snap bargain in a small farm - within ten miles Of Roseburg. . Give full description and lowest ANNOUNCING THE OPENING Oof Wickman'a New Cash Gro cery. We take great pleasure and pride in announcing the opening of cash price In first letter. I mean I our new atore, located at No. 628 business. .Address. fesha uyer, Winchester Street. 'North Roseburg, care News-Review. ' on Wednesday, Nov. 25. Coffee and (ToOEhnuts will be served free STOI1ER AKIEKSTED. W. G. Stober, who has been frequently arrested during the past -few months charged, with violating the prohibition law, was arrested again Sunday night, and a complaint has been lodged against him in the city court; charging him with possession of Intoxicating liquor. A pint bottle, partly filed with moonshine, was taken from him. It is claimed. He Is arranging for ball pending his arraignment. ' ' - of charge all day. We will be pleased to have you call and get acquaint ed. We are here to serve you with a new, fresh stock of strictly high grade groceries. Wickman's ' Oa.h Grocery, 826 Winchester St., North Roseburg. 0 i Heat with gas. , Order your Christmas announce ments right now and pay for them any time during December. News Itnview office. FOR RENT 15-acre farm, with two ten-acre tracts adjoining, under fence for pasture. Splendid resi dence; good barn; chicken house: some wood on place. 3 4 mile off highway, county road. It , miles Campview, Edenbower, $15 per month. Also left with me, parties gone away, one - Easy electric wsshlng machine In per fect condition, price $100; cost $155 cash. One One Minute elec tric washer, fine condition, price $30: cost $05. One ICe chest, fine condition, $16: cost $28. One revolving 6-gallon churn, new, $5. Terms to responsible parties. J. W. Tollman, Real Estate, Eden bower. Riverside. MET A MA!YESTERDAY WH75 HAD PAID $40 A MONTH RENT FOR 10 YEARS THEN MOVED BECAUSE OWNER REFUSED PATCH A LEAKY ROOF. TO TAL PAID, $4800. COUNT UP YOUR RENT RECEIPTS. WHAT DO THEY TOTAL COULD YOU HAVE BOUGHT ONfi OF THESE HOMES FOR THE AMOUNT? $2325 Five rooms, modern, plas tered, 03 South Jackson. Small payment down, $20 month. $2500 Five-room plastered, mod ern, garage, woodshed, chicken house, large lot 100x150, In North Roseburg. $400 down. $4500 A real cosy home In Laurelwood. particulars only to buyer In person. Take my advice. Investigate this. $3950 -7-room nearly new fur nished bungalow ta 8outh Rose burg. Will trade, what have you. 1 If you haven't time to call WRITE. I E. K. McLENDON, REAL ES TATE, 22 Perkins Bldg. Phone 124J. i TON1TE AND WEDNESDAY The Funniest Close-Up 0) -. -Mmid Life Ever. M! JLWfKB ''Exchange of Wives" . ytftfi Ifiyi Cody and Eleanor Boardman YOlTLi: HOWllr YOU'LL SCREAM ! it's the story of a man who borrowed his neighbor's wife ! News Comedy 10c! 20c Exclusive First Run Pictures Only Thursday i House Peters "Storm Breaker" TONITE TONITE RICHARD W9 FRANCES HOWARD He said: "Kissing a woman is like taking olives out pf a bottle. The first one comes easy, after that it's a cinch. NOTICE: Not responsible for patrons lauehint? the emselves sic k. Starts Thursday Matinee ZANE GREY'S "WILD HORSE MESA" 0
