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ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1925.
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'Kwicy Boudoir Caps now $ 1 .00 Wool Scarfs reduced to $2.50
CHOOSE YOUR GIFTS NOW!
From the season's newest novelties and gift goods. Our
displays offer hundreds of suggestions.
,
Gift Purses and Bags
$1.95, $3.95 Up .
A Una of real leather gooda hav
ing no equal. Select now!
. New Velvet Pumps
Are nnW In $7.00 to $9.00.
Felt SlioDers
Our apodal. All Hhadeal
11.00
Men's Silk Hose
Boat makes, the pair -75c,
$1.00
Bath Robes
With a hanger,' now
16.95
Umbrellas
Oti special with bobbed hnndlo
13.50
THE STORE OF,'
CHRISTMAS
CHEER
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' ' Better Pervfi
C. H. Clark, Cleveland realdent, '
waa a bualneaa vlaitor In thla city '
for a few hour yeaterdny.
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY
' ' ;. 1 ' ". . : ' MATINEE SUNDAY,
Columbia ajw
rWHHW ar Jl II 4.VJ II.
7 vl V M
FORD STERLING
AN r
;: A Dramatic Comedy with a Thousand Laughs
; 10c K1NOGRAM BRAYS COMEDY 25c
LIBERTY THEATRE
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY
Matinee Saturday
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The atorjf of the great open space and a alrl who came from the Kast -It
loaded with atmosphere, mystery ami mlithly ristlc hat Ilea- la parketl
wllh awa-lnaplrlni allots of the: natural marvela of the We. t.
1 10c .'. WEBFOOT WEEKLY COMEDY 20c
. : ing days left.
Suggestions for Gifts
at small prices
Dresses
New modela Jn llp-stlck red
J'j.it arriving.
' Hummingbird Silk
Hose $1.50
In Individual gift boxes. A smart
fitting, lustrous hnr.e,
Handkerchief Specials
5c, 10c, 15c
Close-out prices on several doz
ens, valuta up to 60c. Visit our
handkerchief booth for new val-'
uca up to '
11.50
Fancy Bath Towels
Now 50c to $1.50
Fat Colora.
Gift Sets
With g.irters, aprens, etc., and
lllfuutu' Beta, aperlalty priced at
50c to $1 25
Sweaters
For men, women or children,
prlreil now
$2.95, $3.50 Up.
Better Merchandise
Cinly'canea Mcde'to order, any!
alae. Place your onlera early. Pal-1
ace of Pweets. pfcoi e 7(i I
THEATRE
WITH
DOROTHY REVIER,
COST
HARRY
A T" yify
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Only 18 shop-
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A Christmas Special
OVEN GLASS
PIE PLATE
with fancy pierced Nickel
98c
A 12 00 Value.
Thla la a wonderful bargain, the
result of a fortunate purchase.
We advlae prompt buying aa
stock will not last long.
Table Linen and Sets
Finest Imported linen
$3.50 to $4.50
Blankets
All rolora and itradea
' $2.50 and up.
' Coats : '
New aperlala with fine fur
' $18.00 up.
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THE STORE OF
CHRISTMAS
'CHEER
Quality merchandise at loweat
prlcea at Poweil a "urnlture Store,
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PROTECT THEM
Work bard to make your bust
neaa a sucopsi. t -. '
Spend money freely to make
your home a delimit
Take pleasure In acquiring a
wealth of possessions. ; - -Then
alt back and enjoy them
tree from worry -safeguarded
by dependable luxurance.
dam
onc wiort
DANCE
AT
Melrose Country
Club
SATURDAY NITE
' DECEMBER 5 '
Good Music Lunch Served
Everybody Welcome.
dance!
AT
LONG'S HALL
Coles' Valley t
SATURDAY NIGHT
DECEMBER 5 g
Music By A
8UTHERLIN ORCHESTRA $
S Heal Music A Real Crowd 5
g A Heal Time. f
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DONALD PARKER
Concert Vlollnlat and Teachor
Beginners and Advanced Pupils
accepted. High School rredlta
Ktven.
218 Po. Jncknon, acroaa from
Kohlhaaen Apartmenta
''Drugltit Health Ctntar"
Dr. Ilarrlaon Polk
fir. Catherine McNeil
Chiropractic and Electro
Therapy Thompson Mineral Vapor Ratbs
Sl'7 W Cass I'hone 491
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Iloctro-Chlropraotor
Nerve and 8pln Bpeclailat.
209 Terklna Itldg. Phone SS4
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Speclallat In the flttli.g of
Olaaaea
111 Jackaon SL
Dr. H. C Church
OPTOMETRIST
Parking Bldg. RoMburg, Ora
PNen tM
SMMi'iilliii'li'iiS
PAST PRESIDENTS ln' and thtiT W,VM nd 1,r
ONI oriTADV DDrD a! n umber are planning on being
lUUlAIVI:praeiit at the banquet. A good
i ' - ! program ha been arranged for
' Yesterday's program at Rotary i the occasion.
luncheon waa taken up largely byj lllrthday gifta were distributed
three (ion talka by past prealdenta'hy President Kooth to three mem
of the dub, which Included liexter bers at yeaterday'a meeting. l)ex
Rlce, Cary Seely and Max Hamm. iVr Kice. Carey Seely and Max
Caib of the boya lirouglit out llatnm were the lucky Individual
aome good food for1 thought along coming in for the president'
the line or Hotary principles and generosity, all of whom gave a
lta objecta. They were high in , brief history of their past career.
their praise of the general con-. n
duct of the club and Ha mtmoer-' Cook with gaa.
ahlp. o -
Tbe Rotary quartette, compoa-. 44444
ed of Max llamm. Charlie McKl- I
hlnny. Uert fiutherlln. and Jimmy : t rTTCBS tTDHM TUC
Geddea. rattled off a couple of : 1 1 ti) f;""1 1
aonga In a way that would make; f - , , PEOPLE , J
proleasionaia touna nae uuvices
In the eongbird arena. '44a
Ullly ()tt. Gordon Cook and COUNTY COURT WRITES
Jimmy lioodman. "done their ABOUT OAK ST. BRIDGE
Bluff" In an Instrumental wayi
that brought forth a lot of V1 KlWar Newa-Itevlew
pluuae and ad.leil a pleasant mo-, ,n tQ your lr(,e )n Thort
-'Sf,vJr?,tX I- l-klnglVrteT'br "gar'"n!
inn t KuRoe next Tuwi.Iay ovenl rt i altother to blame for
Intr rlort.d thr.wonl4 be a h muddy condition of the Oak
Rood otndunc from.llje local streK brlde.
club, TblH meeting n for Rotar-,: In the first plac the county
LOANS
'if
That coat you leaa and get
you Out of debt. Equitable
Ravlnga A Loan Association.
We aullcit loana on city real
dencea and bualneaa prop-
erty. Monthly payment plan.
Farm Loana '
1 money. 6, 7 and 10
years. Straight loans. Simple
Interest
G. V. YOUNG & SON
INSURANCE
1l6CaasSt Phone 417
FRANK A. TERRY
Equitable Savings A Loan '
Stock
Inquire of
O. W. Young & Son, real
estate, or at Churchill Hard
ware Co.
USED CARS
191.1 Buirk Touring. Uke new.
1921 Iltilck 4 Touring.
19J.1 Maxwell Coupe. ' " v r
See Theae Before .Buying
MOTOR SHOP
GARAGE
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DANCE
Wigwam
Tavern.
J ( ' SATURDAY ;
' DECEMBER 5
' L1VFT WIRE MUSIC
, Dancing $1.10
: j ' INCLUDING TAX
DANGE!
MOOSE HALL
FRIDAY
NIGHT
Music by
Baldy
' Barbarians
8ome Musle and a
Swtll Gang)
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Gifts for every member
of the family that are
sure to please.
For Men or Women
SHOES
SLIPPERS
HOUSE SLIPPERS
HOSIERY
ROSEBURG
BOOTER1E
IRVIN BRUNN
Shoes That Satisfy and fit
' Var feet
Parkins Bldo Roaebura
riiuri una Ktirttiij bjt-hi iiinu.T
timei the city's share of the road
fund, which heretofore has been
thirty per cent, on this bridge this
year, or fn the neighborhood of
$7f00.00. The center pier, floor and
sidewalk were all repaired and the
the bridge painted.
At the time the bridge repair
work was started the city council
was asked to assist In building an
entire floor avntem. this they re
fused to do. Had the floor system
been elevated two or three Inches
the water would have been drained
off. Owing to the fact that most of
the stringers were good It was Im
noslh)e to change the floor sys
tem, to provide for the drainage,
without considerable additional ex
nensn and delay In laying the floor.
n the cltv refused to assist In the
least, the floor was repaired In the
miickest possible manner and at
the least expense. The city then
turned all the drainage water from
two streets on this bridge and in
turn have refused to sweep or
clean the bridge with their street
cleaning department.
It would, therefore, seem to the
ounty court that tbe city. Is at
least partly to blame for the con
ifHon that exists on the Oak street;
bridge.
Very tmlv Tours.
POt'r.LAS COf NT Y COURT.
By Geo. K. Qulne.
Its Judge.
By Edwin Weaver.
Its Commissioner.
By C. L. Beck ley.
Its Commissioner.
ELK MEMORIAL TO
TO HELD AT LODGE
HALL ON SUNDAY
The local TCIk lodge h Inviting
the general public in for the Mem
orial pro it ram" to be held bv the
lodro on Sunday afternoon at 2 p.
m. The services are held each year
honorlnx the members of the lodee
who hav panned away. The ritual
istic nerviceB- of the Elks lodee
honoring , departed brothers are
ImpresHhi and Inspirational and
this year will have snecfal fea
ture selections by the Elk orches
tra, two vocal solos by Mrs. Fred
Strang and an address by Dr.
Fannin Albert flanks.
, This Is one of the few exercises
of the lodee open to the general
i public, but upon this occasion alt
I residents of the cltv and county as
i well ha visiting Elks are Riven ft
general Invitation to bo present.
PORTLAND MARKETS
(Awcislrd Pms lul Wlrr.)
""PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 4.
There is another decline In the
local egg market toduy with all
grades of frerh stock 2 cents
lower wllh the exception of nn
derslzed or pewee
' Fresh standard extraa now
posted at 47 cents on the dairy
exchange; standard firsts 4iic and
mediums 4Uc. Current recelpta
are 3!c net and undersized re
main steady and unchanged at
32c.
Freah receipts are increasing
with arrivals during the past 24
hours, the heaviest In several
days. At the same time atorage
storks are coming out In the
coolers at a rapid rate as opera
tors are eager to get rid of their
holdings while prices are still
high.
Cube butter la down 1 to 1 1c
'in the local market In all gradea
but top extras. Standard cubes
GOic; prime firsts 50c and tirsta
49c. Extras unihanged at &2e.
The markefls weak wllh a lower
trend Indicated.
Portland millers have advanced
flour prices 20c a burrel through
out the entire list. , I lest ruin II y
patents now quoted at $9.ti0 with
bakers' hard wheat $10.20 and
linkers' blttestem patents $9.40.
Radical advance In grain prices l
responsible for the higher flour
prices.
Very little live poultry Is com
ing In now and the market Is In
a good healthy condition. Com
mission men are urging the ship
pers to get their live stuff tn now
white the market la good Instead
of waiting until Christmas, when
there Isn't time to drese it. This
bappens every year, the dealers
any and a break In the live mar
ket nlwaya results. '
Choice light veal and pork sells
at 1 to idle In ihe local dressed
market. Country receipts are
moderate with a good demand (or
fancy stuff.
8 AN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.
(I'. 8. Ilureau of Agriculture I
Turkeys, llv young. 4:lc42:
drcaser young 64fhai; old 62tf
I Mr: culls 4.1i4ac: Idaho ana
I Montana dressed o5i 5Sc.
Leaves Hospital
Henry Speaker, of Wolf Creek,
who has been conllued to Mercy
hospital following a major opera
tion, has recovered sufllclenlly to
return to hla home.
Mr. Dorr, manager of . the Pit
cher store In this city, left for
Portland last nUht. where be 1U
attend to business matters over tbe
Week eud.
For the first lime in the, bls
tory of New YOrk City more than
1,000,000 children attended tbe
public schools on the opening day.
NEW TODAY
FOR RENT Garage at 119 8.
Pine. Phone 15-Y.
fOR RENT 2-room furnished
bouse. Mlller'a Addition. 9
montn. l-none ZJO-L.
WANTEIOne""or two email chlf
dren to care for. Address Box
Z25. Newe-Revlew office.
FOB RENT l-room unfurnished
modern bouse, $16 month. Call
625tnd Ave., 8. Phone 49J-L.
FOR KENT A five-room unfur
nished apartment, close In. In-
qulreat 318 Washington.
FOR SALE Wool cards. Import
ed from Finland: 1186 post
paid. John Nylund, North Bend.
FOR"- RENT l-roo"in"furnlhed
apt. on W. Douglas, hot water
all hours. 248-R.
SPECIAL SATURDAY A good
guaranteed electric Iron for
2.98 at Powell Furniture.
WANTED To buy horse, not over
6 yra., 1200 or 1400 pounds, well
broke Bates. Box 76, Riddle.
THE P. V. SMITH ranch on Myrtle
Creek, which baa been on local
realty Hats baa been withdrawn,
from the market.
FOR. SALE 6-roora plastered real
dence. perfect condition, 2 large
lota, fine location, a bargain at
J1900L. O. Maddux. 248-R.
OK KENT Steam heated; four-
room apartment, partly furnish
ed, adults only. Phone 74 or call
232 S. Jackaon.
WANTED-To see you at the
Crispette ahop. Leave orders for
home made candy for Xmas and
Crlapettes. 664 N. Jackson.
WOODCUTTER-WATJtErTAiT-wlnter
Job. partly furnished
house free. Addreas J. G. How
ard, BoxK8. Roseburg.
FOR SALEOffice 'deak and chair,
both almost new. Reasonable. Ad
dress J. G. Howard, Box 1086,
Roseburg.
FOR rheumatism or neuritis you
can't beat them. Thompson Min
eral apor Baths. Drugless
Health Center, 327 Cass St
Phone 491.
MUST OB SOLD AT ONCE 3 in
cubators, 1 garden planter; 1
Sattley separator, all in good
condition. Lane Street Rooming
House. , .
WANTED, 300 HEAD OF SHEEP
I will pay $12 per head for 300
head of good ewea, from 1 to 6
yra. old. George Ward, iiox 1032.
Roseburg. . -
FOR SALE i 2room furnished
apartment house; 3 garages;
paying $0 per mo. Price $3000,
terma. ('has. Kyea, 826 N. Jack
son Kt.
WE NOW have plenty ,of money to
loan on improved city property.
No commissions. No delays.
I niKiia Savings and Loan Asso
ciation. Douslas Abstract' Build-inK-
.
FOR SALE Barcelona filbert
trees, 2 yra., vigorous' well root
ed, direct from grower, $26 for
100; $120 for BOO; $220 for 1000,
delivered, subject to approval;
pay when accepted. Hardy, no
spraying, frost free, no ladders
nor boxes required. Cash market
awaits. U. S. and Canada import
25.000,000 lba. yearly. Plant now
save regrets later. B. Johnston,
Saginaw, Oregon.
flfO V SA"Ni)S OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF PROPERTY TO
TRADE IN SMALL PARCELS
FOR HOMES. FARMS, BUSI
NESS AND INCOME PROPER
TY. Oi:R RESULTS ARE
QUICK, SERVICE SATISFYING
AND DEALINGS SJUARE.
COME IN. LET'S GET AC
QUAINTED. A FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR
FARM Have you got one? Take
In on apartment house showing
big Income, must stand rigid in
vestigation. IS YOUR FARM FREE OF DEBT?
Have clients in Portland, oth
er citlea who will trade you in
come property, take In farms up
to $50,000.
TRADE YOUR HOME FOR FARM
IN EUGENE Will take clear
home to $5,000 in trade, act
quick.
A LARGE RANCH. THE LARGER
THE BETTER Have large vol
ume of city property to exchange
for ranch.
ABSOLUTELY NEW, CLOSE TO
HILL MILITARY ACADEMY,
PORTLAND 6-room California
Spanish type bungalow $4200
equity trade for farm.
WANTS HOME, IN ROSF,BURG
UP TO $9.000 Trade on fine
home In Laurelhurat and Irving
tnn districts, Portland.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME IN HOLI
DAY PARK ADDITION. PORT
LAND Wants home In Rose
burg up to $9,000 In exchange.
FINE CONCRETE CONSTRUCT-!
ED DUPLEX BEST RESIDEN-'
TIAL STREET IN IRVINGTON.
EAST SIDE. PORTLAND Clear
, of debt, wanta Roseburg home to
$9,000.
PLENTY OF OTHERS TO
CHOOSE FROM ON ANY KIND
OF TRADE. E. K. McLendon.
Real Estate, 224 Perkins Bldg. ;
Candy canes made to order, any ,
size. Place your orders early. Pal
ace of Sweeta. Phone 76
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. H. H. PLYLER Chlrr.pracUe
physician. 126 W. Lane St.
The Pioneer Chiropractor
DR. M. H. PLYLCR
Phone 15J Lane aud Rose Sts
Electricity and other
Therapeutic methods used
Established II years
Rogers Silverware
' The best and hardest Silyer
, .plate. Guarantee unlimited. r..
,' . , 1 ' Get our prices
ZIGLER-FEE HARDWARE CO.
, , ,. Phone 25- '
- WATCH OUR WiNDOW for bargains
Last Time Tonight
Big Double Show
--A Parampunf Feature
. a :
a mss : in
The Dark
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th Adolphe Kenyon
and Aileen Pringle
It's a Comedy Riot
This Is the Big Laugh Special!
iOc . MAJESTIC - 25c
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Tonight
Special
Donald Parker
PflAMan I
W JK. S a Maid ;
dfllVlJlsa-''-' ariaf il ' ,p"er B- iCT,', 'm0M
7j c-Tv SLT4b ' Jf2? 5 noTt' k "d ut
js V nf25r-r f?" - gripping film drama of
3 7 ' . -'7"wt ' arCtiSJ atitring otauty and tea-
' . Anita Stewart Emily Fitzroy
1 Ifi Lionel Belinore Justine Johnstone
; : . Bert Lytell Pacea de Bourbon
g'SJtt? - William N orris George Seigraann
" Huntly Gordon t Florence Turner '
! ztcm adapted by Eugene Mullin
' ' . Vl?la tetlings by Joseph Urban
Sm ' i trj'3 $l directed by I
fbsmoDolitan I
i ipod"ction '
10c .... ANTLERS 35c
Sunday Monday Tuesday
Only A MX! IT D Q All of
the Best fll I .U1L.IV J tie fj.,,
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Harold
Lloyd
In
"NOW OR
NEVER"
and Saturday.'
Music by
and Grace Thrull
rmrcoMPSon
KAROO CORTI Z
lasaisT toaaiNcl
MTAUACK SiiHY