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EIGHT : ; Thanksgiving , Recalls with gratitude your generous ' patronage this last year May your enjoy your THANKSGIVING DAY And on the morrow be mindful of the opportunities awaiting you at this store Friday and Saturday COATS ON SPECIAL SALE $12 up the last of our fall stock greatly reduced Bargains in all departments, Dresses, Shoes, ' . Fancy Goods, etc. ' ' Better 8ervlce Pctter Merchandise Dr. R C Church ' OPTOMETRIST Perklne BMg. , Roeeburfl. Or Phon. M DONALD PARKER Concert Violinist and Taachar Beginners and Advanced Pupils accepted. High School credit - given. 218 Bo.' Jackson, across from Kohlhagen Apartments GEAR CUTTING Our Shops are Equipped to turn out all kinds nf marjitno work. Repair Work Done PINE ST. MACHINE 8HOP Opposite Flour Mill Shave 16 Cents Haircut 36 Cants All Kiddles Haircut 36 Ccnta Golden Rule Barber Shop 660 N. Jackson At the Urldge Liberty Theatre Last Time Tonite Matinee Thursday 1 SaNHtt PWUCTHNS pnunte WRECKAGE MAY M.UK1M -MOUtCI MaMMT JOHN Mil JAN - AOMMAAT THItV JAMtr M0ASI6ON - DlrecUAki) Scott Dunlip A KM VtMCHUlKR. fnMin 1 A Story of the Sea and It's Salvage, ao true to lire that May Allinon. Dearly lost her Ufa in the l'acific Ocean while making It. i Fables, Oregonian, Comedy : 10c 15c ; ' Coming Friday & Saturday ; "SOUTH OF THE :; EQUATOR", ( A hilarious ' comedy drama in the land of romance and revolution with your film favorites. LOANS That coat you lean rnd get you out of debt. Equitable Rnvlnga A Loan Association. We solicit loans on city resi dences and business prop erty. Monthly paymeut yluu. Kami Loans H money. 6, 7 and 10 years. Straight loaua. Simple Interest. G W. YOUNG 6c SON INSURANCE 116 Caee St Phone 417 No Dance Will Be Held at OLALLA HALL Until Further Notice IiM.WIIMIWWTTIWJ DANCE 'i ' at I TILLER oaturaay line November 28 Good Music All Welcome ft ' Oruglass Health Canter" Dr. Harrison Folk Dr. Catherine McNeil Chiropractic and Klectro Therapy Thompson Mineral Vapor Baths 327 W. Caia l'hone 4S1 a Dr. Rupert A. Moon . electro-Chiropractor Neckwear Nerva and 8plna Specialist Br0,d itrp :o Perkln. Bid,. Phone 654 four-in-hand. In vivid coiora : $1.00 to $2.50 Thanksalvlng Weak V vk.wv CUT FLOWERS GOLD FISH THE FERN ADLER COLLEGIAN Vour Florists Phone 40 1 CLOTHES 1 "Keep you looking your best" DR. DEAN B. BUB AR $25.00 trf $45.00 OPTOMETRIST V V Special In the fitting of I ' 'I Olasaea I aa I m jacket lliilAAAl'BBej O WOMEN DEMAND t ATTENTION FOR LIFE ON FARMS (Continued from Page 1.) making: 1. Conservation of time and energy through (a) Labor Having equipment; Installation of wuter, fw age, light, and heat systems; (c Hettcr methodic (d) Iieat lire of material re sources of the farm and home; (e) Woe and fair expenditure of time and money available for adding to comfort and uttractlve neas of the home. 2. Cooperation within the fam ily and community to realize the complete development of all mem ber of the family, and to Insure active and Influential participa tion In civic life. Successful home life depend not only on convenlenrea and equipment, but alio upon the physical condition, the health, of Individual memhera of the family in the home. The clofie relution between food and health haa been clearly realized In recent yearn, and experimentally established facta prove human food needs for an optimum condition of health. Failure to meet food needa haa resulted in the poor physical con dition of both children and adults In every purt of this country. There are millions of children to day growing to man and woman hood with physical handicaps, atich as defective teeth, retarded growth, and lowered resistance to disease, due to faulty food and related health habits'. People living on farms have SERVICE .When you come to us for Insur ance, all you pay are the pre mluma. Our service costs you nothing. It Includes complete Information on the various forma of Insurance protection anil practical advice on the best policies (or your purposea. 1TI laf-H WMI Fred Haynes . DRUGS SUNDRIES ' HOT ' 1 drinks ;;; AT THE . SODA i FOUNTAIN Jackson Street near Douglaa i : v WATCH CLOCK ' ' i , ' AND r - i . JEWELRY REPAIRING ,': My New Shop la at '111 S. Jackson 8t ' Bring In your work and get quirk, lonest sen-Ice. gl W. E. Clingenpeel laOOQQQQQQQa Everybody wants colored shirts These new patterns are atrlklngly good looking. They come In blues, tans, lavenders small odd-shaped flgurea. Some have collars lo mntrh. $1.50 to S3.95 first chance at the most import ant foods for health namely, dairy products, fre.h vegetables and fruits, meats and eggs. ' Wa urge not only better 'use of this opportunity, aut also that an ef fort be made to establish - more generally essential food habits: first to prevent, and second to correct abnormal physical condi tions, with special emphasis on the serving of hot luncbea in ru ral schools. We recommend for good nutri ment: That there be produced and retained for home use an ade quate supply of milk, vegetables, fruit, meat and eggs. Thla In volves more home gardens, more storage, and more preservation. We reoommend also that the nutrition problema. Involving not only personal food habits, but proper example to the children, be considered aa family problems, and not merely of Interest to wo men. To clothe the family economic ally, healthfully, and suitably Is the responsibility of the women in the home. Suitable dresa la a definite factor In promoting health and happiness. With this problem we need more help from the Extension service. In view of the unfilled demand for educa tional assistance In Home pro blems, we recommend that addi tional Home Economics workers be supplied In thoae aubjecu, clothing, nutrition and home Im provement, which contribute to better homes and therefore are the moat vital projects conducted by the Extension Service. We recommend that every rural organisation include in Ita pro gram definite support and system atic atudy or aome of the pro-: blema relating to the home, auch aa sanitation and health condi tions, nutrition, and home expen- I dltures. Physical health ana op-' Dortunlty for development ment- ; I ally and socially are fundamental, I and any effective program lor , agriculture must Include them. They must not only be adopted in i the program, but must be atrea- 1 sed in developing it. ; The atanr : dara or pnysicai, oieauu ana so- i cial life must be aet and eons- i aiously maintained in ; working out the program for Improving, eventually, the rural life of Dou glaa County. Thia is the only method which can stimulate pride in and give dignity to rural life. Submitted for the Home Eco nomica Section, By MRS. HENRY LANDER. , Chairman, o YOUR PHOTOGRAPH It la time now to have it made, to avoid the holiday rush." It will solve a doien gift problems. The Roseburg Studio, Salsman Bldg.. 12$ Jackson, Phone 462. CHAPMAN BEGINS LEGAL FIGHT FOR ' LIFE ON MONDAY . (Aarotltcd PrM Uasrd Wlrr.) , HARTFORD, Conn., Nov. 26.-r Every detail necessary to give Ger ald Chapman, bandit aud mail rob ber, at least three more months ot life baa now been completed with the exception of the aignature of Governor John II. Trumbull to a aecond reprieve. That detail, , tie govflrnor an nounces, 'will be given his atten tion tomorrow when be wUl take steps to stay the exeoutlon until March 3, 1926. Chapman had been sentenced to hang December 3 for murder. With these legal acta completed. Chapman will launch Into his final fight for his life, bis first objective being to convince Federal Judge E. S. Thomaa at a hearing at the state prison Monday that he Is not compelled to accept President Coolldge'a commutation, announced yesterday, of his 25-year federal sentence at Atlanta prison tor mail robbery. Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189 L. jMEMBER STANFORD ELEVEN FATALLY INJURED IN AUTO (AMnrfctwl rrM. Ultd Win.) SAN JOSE, Cal., Nov. 26. Leslie Herth, 21, a member of the Stan ford I'niverally football squad, died In a i'alo Alto hospital today of In juries Sunday when an automobile in which he was riding overturned near here. He was registered at Stanford from Huntington Park. CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS All warrants are called up to and Including No. 293 of District No. S. Douglaa County. Oregon. In terest ceases after this dale, No vember 25, 1925. JESSIE M. NEWTON. Clerk Dist. No. 8 HUSKIES ACCUSED OF "ROUGH STUFF"; FACULTY TO PROBE SEATTLE. Nov. 26 President Sunalo of the University of Wash ington today announced a confer ence tomorrow to discuss an ans wer to President Wilbur of Stan ford University, who in a statement published yesterday charged Ille gal roughness November 7 In a football game between Stanford and Washington and November 14 In a contest between Washington and the University of California. Before calling the conference. Suiialo Issued orders that "no member of the Washington facul ty, mansgerial or coaching staffs shall discuss the letter of Presl dent Wilbur. It Is now a matter between Dr. Wilbur and me." Called to the conference were John T. Condon, dean of the Wash ington law school and chairman of the university's athletic council, who last Thursday at a lunch hon oring the team aald that Coach Warner of Stanford 'needa a lra son In how to accept defeat grace fully." Enoch W. Tiarshaw. foot ball coach, and Djwln Melsnest. graduate manager. a i Rtudebaker buttle no yearn See What You Save When You Pay Cash In order to make room for the new merchandise that is arriving daily we have decided to make still greater reductions on the remainder of the Bellows Store Co. Stock. Greater Reductions on Shoes ; :,. The $8.00 and $10.00 Shoes and(Slippers that we have been selling at $4.98 have now been reduced t0 . S2.98 v.;;:.' One other lot Closing out at ' , . ' ' " $1,98 ;. )',, The above are mostly Ufa ck'Dunn make.1 Ladies Hiking Shoes Closing - out all Ladies High Top Shoes, at $5.90 Formerly' 'sold for $8.00 to $9.00. LADIES' HOSE Ladies' Wool Hose, some fancy and some plain, values up to $3.00, clos ing at $1.49 JUST IN FROM NEW YORK Ladies' Silk Dresses in the new Lipstick Shade, only ' $17.50 Ladies Coats, best new shades, all are fur trimmed, remarkable values at our low prices of , $19.75 and $14.75' Y' " FATAL ENCOUNTER -PRESAGES ANOTHER i ROW FOR BULGARIA ' ' 1 IA.uci.rr4 tnm Lrunl Wll.)' ; ' PARIS, Nov. 26. A Sofia dis patch to La Liberie reports a fron tire Incident on the Dulgarian-Ju-go Slav border in which two men, believed to be Jugo-Slava, and one Bulgarian soldier were killed, i The dispatch says a party of four armed men attempted to pene trate Buigar territory between two villages, coming from Jugo-Slav territory. Shots were exchanged with a Bulgarian post, two Bulgar ian soldiers being wounded In ad dition to the one killed. The two unwounded assailants retreated to Jugo-Slav soil. : . o i ; LISTEN ' Candy an excellent Thanksglv lng gifti N'Tr has gone wrong and couldn't when you buy the quality 'we get fresh every week at Lloyd Crocker's. A few of those large all-copper wash boilers left. Get yours at Powell's Furniture Co. Tonite c:casn L2 NEWS Exclusive First Run .Pictures Only WWifllaatt M I - i ai . 25c RAPIICHER' GO 'Deportment Stores ' . ' Successors Jo Bellows Store Co. .'' . . Roseburg, Oregon . DRESS GINGHAMS Closing out 32-ihch Press Ginghams that formerly sold at 25c to 35c for only . 19c Children's Knit Bloomers One lot of Children's Jer sey Knit Bloomers clos ing out at only - 25c : Ouallty merchandise ; al lowest prices at Powell's Furniture Store.- I NEW TODAY FOR ' SALE Purebred Guernsey bull, 18 months old. Address C. C. Mnrptay. -R. l,.Box 74, Clack amas, Oregon. LOST In Roseburg- Wednesday, ..the right curtain for the cab of a Ford truck. Finder please leave ! at Churchill Hardware stores KNOCK "L" OUT OF SLAVE and aave for the future by joining . Western Savlnga & Loan Aas'n. Wayne E." Jones, Dist; Mgr. Phone 192-R. SAVINGS BANK CLOCK given free with new savings accounta. Western Savlnga & Loan Ass'n. Wayne E. Jonea. Dist. Mgr. Phone 192-R. BAAAR!Come early. Many arti cles from ten cts. up fancy work, home made candy, rugs, cooked food, hand painted arti cles, white elephants M. E. church. S. at J. O. Newland'a Saturday. SUNDAY MONDAY Another Record Breaking Success! Special Musical Score by Donald Parker . : I : Furs at Prices Never Before '"'-' , Equaled . Fur Chokers, in Fox. Stone Marten and French ' Coney-1 final clean up at they formerly sold at $29.75 to $10.00. One lot of Odd Furs,' out they "go at : '" : ; $I.98'and 98c CRETONNES Cretonnes, .36 : inches wide, good patterns and a remarkable value at our closing out, price of, per yard 19c Ladle.' Wool Scarfs Ladies' Wool Scarfs,, val ues up to $2.50 closing out at only 98c NEW MERCHANDISE Our new merchandise Is now coming In. and we mention here a few of the Items Just received. LADIES DRESSES. LADIES' COATS. LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS, MEN'S HANDKER CHIEFS. MEN'S TIES. BOYS' TIES, MEN'S GARTERS. MEN'S ARM BANDS. -MEN'S SUSPENDERS, TOWELS. TOWELING. BLEACHED MUSLIN, BLACK SATINE and many other items. --ju, .-.a- .- '.iamfTrfr .- Lw- v to yi m ....... Thanksgiving and Good Will Thanksgiving runs ' parallel with good will. It Is the day when we atop to count our blessings. We are thankful for the good will of the people aa expressed by Increas ing business. ! TheRosebmgNational Bank Roseburg, Ore Miss Vivian Marstera arrived I Mr .and Mrs. H. W. Keesee. of from Salem last evening to visit Klamath Falls visited here yes at the home of her parenta, Mr. j terday before leaving for coast and Mrs. R. W. Marstera over the i points, where they will make a holiday. . I lour during- the holiday. TONIGHT ZANE GREYS .4 srttA. JACK HOLT BaUtDCW-DCsJCUSFalRUNIlSA VMHN Furious fist fights, reckle'ss riding, and a stupendous hoTse'stampede climax story for story, punch for punch, thrill for thrill, there isn't a better Western on the screen. Filmed in the Arizona wild horse country a new and fascinating background. Special Music Score by i ; DONOP PARKER Only A NT I IT DQ All of the Best . -iV 1 LLKO the Best New 1 Goods Arriving Daily All Old Stock . Must Go."' $9.90 down to $3.98, and CHILDREN'S DRESSES AND ROMPERS One lot of v Children's Dresses and Rompers, values up to $2.00 all go at only 69c , Misses Outing Flannel Gowns Misses Outing Flannel Night Gowns, , Bellows Store: Co. price up to $ 1 .5Q1 closing out at 79c AND FRIDAY NOAH Bt-ERY fWOKatirfltt News Comedy lOo 35c 10c I models. O
