Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, December 03, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1925. i i 1.1 f . I : j 4 1 r ' Fancy Boudoir Caps CHOOSE YOUR GIFTS NOW! . j From the season's newest novelties and gift goods. Our .i displays offer hundreds of suggestions. Only 18 chop- Gift Purse and Bags . - -$1.95, $3.95 Up A line of real leather goods hav ing no equal. Select nowl ; New Velvet Pumps Are now In $7.00 to $9.00. Felt Slippers -Our MiH-cial. All shades. $1.00 Men's Silk Hose "'Heat makes, the pair 75c, $1.00 Bath Robes With a hanger, now $6.95 ur special with bobb-d handle i $3.50 I the store of christmas 'cheer . D A NC'E I At ARMORY Saturday Nite GIVEN Legion Auxiliary CANDY DANCES - CHAMPIONSHIP. QUADRILLE CONTEST The. American Legion and Auxiliary! Quadrille dancers challenge all comers for Saturday night. Be there and see this amusing stunt. Dancing One Dollar naaVivsBsBBanB i "American fence at carload prices i at Wharton Bros. 'MWIWW.I.I.I.I.I.I.1 LIBERTY! THEATRE CHA0W1CK PICTURES CORP. I fiMsenlt FLATTERY JOHN STWIIH .MUtCUIRlTC Of LA NOTTS AlAN MALI CRACC 0AHMONO- SWOroOlAY RNN VAN lOAN DUUCtLCSVlUM rOAMAN MISSION PICTURES CORPORATION Drama, Suspense, Thrills and Romance. S A clean picture. One J for the whole family to K : Oregonian Fables Adventure of Mazie 10c 20c if Coming Fri., Sat g " Harry Carey in The Texas Trail" - now $1.00 Wool Scarfs reduced to $2.50 Suggestions for Gifts . . at small prices Dresses New models l-i Hp-stick J'lil arrlvlnr. red Hummingbird Silk Hose $1.50 In ImHvWunl gift hoxts. A smart fitting, ltistrouB hT'p. Handkerchief Specials 5c, 10c, 15c Close-out prices on Bevernl doz ens, values up to GOc. Visit our handkerchief booth for new Val ues lll to $1.50 Fancy Bath Towels Now 50c to $1.50 Fast Colors. Gift Sets Wilh (rart'rn, nprntiH, rtc, nntl .nfanlV rIm. npi'Hnlly prliod at 50 to $1 25 Sweaters For men. women or children, priced now $2.95. $1.50 Up. TV'tr Frvfrp rtiwtor Mrrhnnd' BY LOTS OF FEATURES GALE PLAYS HAVOC AT CONEY ISLAND (AwnctoM hM I'ltrri WlrO I NEW YORK. Dec. 3 The gale ! which is lashing the Atlantic coast today tore up beaches at Coney Is-1 land, flooded restaurants on the boardwalk and carried tables, ' chairs and at least one building out j to sea. Two barges In New York harbor were torn loose from their moorings and were drifting out to sea.' Police of the marine division suc ceeded In taking the building in tow nftcr It had drifted off Sandy Hook. The structure. 45 hy lnO feet, contained J25.00O worth of canoes and small boats. Second hand hay cutter at Whar ton llros. Gifts for every memlx-r of the family that are sure to please. For Men or Women SHOES SLIPPERS HOUSE SLIPPERS HOSIERY ROSKIWRG BOOTEIUE IRVIN BRUNN Shot! Thai Satisfy and FN Your Fest Ptrklns Bids., Roseburg . A Christmas Special OVEN GLASS PIE PLATE "with fancy pierced Nickel mmm 98c A $2.(i Value. ThlH Is a wonderful bargain, the result of a fortunate purchase. We ntlvlHe prompt buyinK as stock will not last long. Table Linen and Sets Finest Imported linen $3.50 to $4.50 Blankets All colors and grades $2,50 and up. Coats New specials wilh fine fur $18.00 up. THE STORE OF CHRISTMAS CHEER W are agents for Vaughan drag saws anil carry parts i:i stock. Wharton Htos. PROTECT THEM Work hard to make your busi ness a success. Spend money freely to make your hiiine a delight. Take pleasure In ncqiiiriug a wealth of possessions. Tben sit hack and enjoy them free rroni worry safeguarded by dependable insurance. 4. MM AT Melrose Country Club SATURDAY NITE DECEMBER S Cood Music Lunch Served Everybody Welcome. 1 dance! LONG'S HALL Coles Valley g 9 SATURDAY NIGHT g DECEMBER 9 J Music By 3 SUTHERLIN ORCHE v Heal .Music A Heal Cr '1 A Heal Time. Utl-tMHtK 9 - ESTRA 9 rowd IIII1I;T!IIIIIT DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST ' Specialist In the fltl Ir sr of Glasses 118 Jackson SL Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Parkins Bldg. Rossbur, Or Shnsa SS Fred II ay ncs DRUGS SUNDRIES TELEPHONE NO. 141 Jackson Strtet ncarouglas MWif! "let! ffvrpi'Pnri JUNIOR PLAY WILL BE PRESENTED THIS- EVENING The seat sale for the Junior play, "Mrs. Humpstead-I.eigh," to bo presented tills evening at the Antlers Theatre, has been very good and a larg asscnibluge of good and a large assemblage of greet the players when the curtain t:oes up at 8:15 o'clock. The stage settings, which were mostly designed hy the stage managers and staff, are very ef fective and the hard work of tho cat tinder the supervision of com petent coaches, and tho work of the property managers promts to make the Play a good success. The public schools were dismis sed this afternoon In order that the pupils would have an oppor tunity to attend the matinee at 3::; o'clock. Spcial prices on harrows of all kinds, peg-tooth, spring-tooth and disc. Wharton finis. BURIED CITY IN MISSOURI MAY BE OBJECT OF SEARCH . fAMociatrd Pivm Leawnl Wlrf.) 1IAXNIUAL. Mo.. Dec. 3. Ci tizens of Howling Green, Mo., de clared today they had no Infor mation as to any discoveries by a party from St. Louis, which has LOANS That cost you lesa and get you out of debt. Equitable Havings & l.oao Association. We solicit loans on city resi dences and business prop erty. Monthly payment plan. Farm Loans 6! money. 6, 7 and 10 years. Straight loans. Simple Interest, G. W. YOUNG & SON INSURANCE 116 Cass St. Phone 417 FRANK A. TERRY Equitable Savings A Loan Stock Inquire of O. W. Young & Son, real estate, or at Churchill Hard ware Co. Wigwam Tavern SATURDAY DECEMBER 5 LIVE WIRE MUSIC Dancing $1.10 INCLUDING TAX DANCE! at MOOSE HALL . FRIDAY NIGHT Music by Baldy's Barbarians Some Music and a Swell Gang! BIG DANCE AT DIXOiWILLE FRIDAY NIGHT DECEMBER 4 M usic by Yellow Jackets Everybody Come I WATCH ! 1 CLOCK 1 AND JEWELRY REPAIRING g My New Shop j at 3 111 S. Jackson St. K ' ? ;v Rrlng In your work and g S" f 't quick, liDnest service. V A W. E. Clingenpeel DANCE OFFSPRING OF TURKEY AND CHICKEN USHERS IN NEWEST DELICACY . t AMnriatrd PrMa Lm Wire) DES MOINES. Iowa, Dee. S. The latest style in barnyard fowls, the "turken," produce) bv the union of a turkey gob- bier and a chicken, will be shown at the poultry show here next week when ten specimens will be exhibited. Roy Heck, real estate pro- moter and breeder of the new poultry hybrid, believes that next November It will be the turken's turn to crow at 70 to 80 cents a pound. The fur- ken's meat Is said to be pre- domlnantly turkey In flavor, but more delicate and finer texture. ' SANTA CRUZ. cal.. Dec. 3. Turkhens have been pro- duced here for five years by E. T. Spencer and sold In poultry markets. Spencer mated Rhode Island (chickens and Bronce turkeys and exhibited the product at farm bureau fairs. The tttrk- hen weighs more than a chick- en and less than a turkey and resembles neither. been carrying on excavations on a farm one mile north of that town intermittently for several months. Press dispatches had stated that R. D. Dnrrhard and assistants an nounced the discovery of ruins of a buried city possibly of a pre glacial age. Efforts to obtain Information from members of the party failed. Howling (ireen residents said. BLOCK DENIES IMPENDING SALE OREGON PAPER PLANT SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. 3 Louis Rloch. president of the Crown Wil lamette Paper company, denied to day reports that a banking grorp was negotiating for the purchase of his company. Mr. Illoch Issued the following signed statement: "The trtlclt appearing in a rnorninir paper to the effect that a hanking group was negotiating for tle purchase of the Crown Wil lamette Taper company prnnr- ! IP'S Is not correct and no deal for the sale of the properties of the C-own Willamette Paper company ' is either fendii-g or contemplated."' t nVw todaY i WANTED General houseworker. HI 5 Hoover. FOR RENT 2 three-mom andl four-room apartment. Phone 39-J. FOR" RENT 5-room "apartment. modern, 221 W. Lane. Phone 64-R. FO R S A LE Throe good-show cases. Inquire at R. A. Pllcher Co. store. WANTED High school girlto help with housework. 815 Hoov er. HOME LAUNDRY will do washing. .Ironing and mending. 929 Win chester St. rWATOisnT,Vi0 IhT Nf7eTf Genis left, second qnalltv, 2.c J. F. Ilonebrake, N. Curry Est. STOP THAT COLD! Thompson Mineral apor T.aths w ill do It. Drugless Health Center. 327 Cass St. Phone 491. FOR RENT Partly furnished housekeeping rooms: heat, light. Bnd telephone furnished. 21 J S. Stephens, Phone R35. FOR SALE Old and second growth fir block wood 1 Bin.. $3.25 and 3.m) per tier, deliv ered. Phone 1UF23. E. ti. Tro-; I lelle. Melrose. I AM'NOW located next door to City Hall. Marcelling, bob-cnrl-ing. halrrutting as usual. Mrs. Amy Rogers. 137 N. Main. Phone lis LI. EX C E PT n")N Al7 ( 1 if I '( ) RT I - N I T T For young man with selling abil ity to connect with live firm, to write fire and auto Insurance. Call In person, 9 a. m. E. K. Me I;cndon, 524 Perkins Illdg. FOrrSAI.E-I.nrge choice"" While Wyandotte cockerels, from 2v3 to 2SX egg hens. This stock Is dl- : rect from Keeler, Wlnamac, Ind. 1 "The world's (irealest Strain." Your chclce Rt f .1 each. D. T. ! Meyers, 1332 Harvard Ave. West Side. SHOES. SHOES. SHOES Suo pairs at 75c a pair, llrand new kid shoes, tirey, brown, black anil white In all siies. Woman's Club Rummage sale, Sykes Illdg. ' next to Terminal Hotel. I-axt sale before holidays, Saturday, Dec. 5, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. i HOM K "OWNERS"" do-)!!-nei d 1 nady cash? If you own your ' home and need Immediate funds we can give you prompt service. A home organization whfre your abstract and other papers will always be available for your in spection. The l;mpqua Savings j and Loan Association. IHiugtns Abstract Building. SPECIAL prices on used cars""for Friday and Saturday. 19'.'5 Star Sport touring fl'n. 1924 Chevrolet touring son Ford bug . 40 Ford touring 40 Willys 6 - o Chevrolet light trucU . 6 Corny and look thetn over. Weill and Chase, 317 N. Jatk son Street. Roseburg. FORS A LE" I! Y OWN EllfTODA V Two choice building hits, all Improvements in. Sewer, paving and cement sidewalks. Terms to suit purchaser. Same party own-l Ing this property sold the prop erty advertised yesterday. I ' challenge all competition, both In price, terms and location. I am eloslr. out my holdings. ' Phone 419-Y. or call by appoint-j ment. 335 South Main St., or ad dress Hex 6s, Roseburg, Ore. J Withan Oil Heater forwannth youdressbathe dine-in comfort Pearl Oil In a port able oil heater is a necessary auxiliary to fireplace and furnace: ' warmth uiere you ' WANT it at the touch of a match! Pearl Oil is the Standard Oil Com pany's kerosene spec ially refined and re refneJ! Clean burn ing, no oily odor and it icon't corrode the heater I Ask for "Pearl OW'thy name. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Gsufenfa) With every used Ford Car purchased from us Friday and Saturday, December 4 th and 5 th, for $150 or over. We will give a 1 926 license. Absolutely Free! These cars are recondi tioned and carry our used car guarantee. Va rious models. Coupes, Tourings, Roadsters, Trucks. C A. LOCKWOOD MOTOR CO. Lincoln, Ford and Fordson OYTT If '!Ss!n a Maid !: f f i'LTl k who gambied their ii T Tr A T O TTnT IT I'iSx i. I i i l I v.,. I j Anita Stewart Emily Fitzroy I Lionel Belinore Justine Johnstone I CG Jf Bert LyteU Princess de Bourbon I Q Jm w ' 'y?iSviu VVilliam NorrU George Seigmann 1 1 f t IB ' i I Hundy Cordon Florence Turner . ! Sf Jtr adapted by Eugene Mullin 1 . j SfcL J&Tbi! seff,n?5 bv Joseph Urban 1 1 sIsfFIVIQI" v- fWMis'i uriciTtourneur j TONITE AND FRIDAY Big Double Show - .A .Paramount Feature W J A Kiss in Harold The Dark L1yd . ' " : .' u -in- With Adolphe Kenyon ' "Qy or ' ' and Aileen Pringle ' ' - ' n It's a Comedy Riot" Never This Is the Big Laugh Special! 10c MAJESTIC 25c BIO MAIL ORDER BUSINESS I BY AMERICAN LIBRARIES ' CHICAGO. Dec 3. (A. P.) American libraries are . doing a large mall order business. Free books, delivered by parcel post, have been offered by the St. bouls Public library several years and In 1924 approximately ,600 volumes were distributed to pa trons, many of whom are blind. In Chicago and Seattle a borrow er deposits a dollar to pay postage on books mailed. When the amount is nearly exhausted, the reader is notified so-it may be renewed. The Free Public Library In East Orange. N. J delivers books by messenger at the expense of the borrower and many 1 libraries throughout the country hare insti tuted the "vacation privilege" sys-.i tern, under wnicn . a patron may ' keep books during the summer or, have them exchanged by ; mail or. express. ,!' As a part of Its adult education movement, the American Llbrai-v FRIDAY-SATURDAY 1 1 VKDistributdby Special Donald Parker and Grace Thrull 10c ANTLERS 35c Sunday Monday Tuesday &, ANTLERS Association Is encouraging the de velopment of the mall order distri bution of books. CROWN WILLAMETTE PAPER CO. SAID TO HAVE SOLD CONTROL (Aiaoclatpd Prttt Lcftsed Wirr.) PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 3. The Portland Telegram says today that "on the authority of one of Port land's foremost bankers," it was stated In the local financial district today that the control of the com mon stock of the Crown Willamet te Paper company had passed yes terday to an investment banking group at f 300 a share for the 200, 000 shares approximately, out standing. This class of stock con trols the corporation. The group mentioned as having obtained control Is headed by Blythe. Witter and company, in as sociation with the Continental Commercial and Trust Savings Bank, Chicago, and Blair and eom- pany. of New York. i Music by srrry compsou RKAROO COHTIZ IRNIST TORRE NCI WALL ACt BEERV All of the Best . It