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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1925
Entire Stock of
DRESSES
For Street and Afternoon Wenr
Now
!3 OFF
A Christmas Sale!
ITnlque In our history a mock reduction event
that usually follows Xmas, now put on to ap
peal especially to Chrislinaa shoppers af
fording an opportunity to make a beautiful
dress as a Xmas gift for less money.
A gift apodal In connection with our Xmas
Press Rule
Party Dresses
$19.75
Our complete line of silk party and evening
dresses In pleasing variety of shades. A
Very special Xmas offering.
DON'T OVERLOOK
Felt Slippers
Felt Slippers, all shades $1.00
Mens Women's and Children's.
Men Mufflers, silk wool $2.50
Handkerchiefs; 5c to $1.00
Gloves, child's, women's 50c to.. ..$3.00
Baby Sets, silk cap and sweater $3.00
Men's Ties, Belts, Sox. 50c to $1.00
A host of small gift on display 50c.
$1.00, $1.50. ,
Prepare Your Entries
Second Annual
m show
Itoxeburg'a premier holiday event and one of
inlerext to every child, to be held at our More
beginning December 17th.
LIST OF PRIZES
Most Beautiful And Best D rested Doll
iHt prize, choice of mere hand! b, value, 1 7.. 10.
2nd inizf, rliolce of merchandise, value, $5.00.
Best Character Doll
lut prize, choice of merchandise, value, $6.50.
2nd (irlr.ef c ho Ire of merchandise, value, $1.50.
Most Original
Home-Made Rag Doll
1st prize, choice of. merchandise, value, $5.00.
2nd prlae, choice of merchandise, value, $3.00.
Knlrles Khould be turned In by noon Thursday,
Dec. J7th. They will be numbered and ex
hibited until Dec. 22. Awards will be made
by impartial judges and their decisions an
nounced the evening of the -22nd. Help make
this our biggest Dolt Show.
do.
I Our Great
DOLL
SPECIAL
ALL THIS WEEK
21 and 19 Inch mamma
(lolls, at prices made possible-only
by a quantity
purchase of Just these two
numbers. t
$1.98 and $2.49
All flubrttantlitlly made, and beautifully d reined,
the Intent and bent style of doll construction
Slock wilt not Inst Ion.
NEW PUMPS
' JUST ARRIVED
, s SHOE DEPT.
i
jcr'
SILK KNICKERS,
VESTS,
FINE LINGERIE
Better Service Better Merchandise fUK talr lO
THE STORE OF CHRISTMAS CHEER '
EFFECT OF FUSEL
i.
e;
t NEW TODAY
i FOR BALE Cook stove. J. H. Wll. )
j liams, Klgarose,1 Ore.
j WANTKI) Two men to do slant!
I Inn. Phone 42F25. C. F. Dyar.
KXPHRIKNCKD Ironer wants work'
In your home. Phone 436 L.
FOR RENT 2 - room furnished j
apartment. S4g B, Pine.
FOR SALE Fine Fox Terrier
pups, cheap. Phone 356-R.
FOR SALE Canned fruit. Mrs!
11. Btovall, 102 ProsjNTt St.
ROOM AND BOARD, $9 per week.
; Phone 63K-J.
NOTICE irin need of trailer for
I truck, see Sarff at Auto Wreck-
I UK House, 829 N. Main St.
LIVING
MarxliM Pim UuJ Win.)
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 9. The
statement that wood f Icobol and
fusel-oil are not so deadly to drink
as laymen have been led to believe
since prohibition went into effect. NICELY furnished apartment for , HAS FINE POSITION OFFERED
IN MICHIGAN Owner
has clear title to good little farm
of 72 acres seven miles from
town on good road; one-naif
mile rfora school; 20 acres un
der plow; free soil; small
house, but comfortable; barn;
other buildings: spring- water;
partly fenced; I 111 take elgnt
hundred dollars for it, two hun
dred cash, five years on the
rest. Address Owner, News-Review.
waa the only outstanding feature
this morning in the routine of the
trial of "Hill" Hart. Pendleton
buckaroo, on trial In federal court
on charge of the murder of Mathew
Sheoshlp, a chief of tha Umatilla
tribe.
Dr. Robert L. Benson of tha Un
iversity of Oregon medical acbool,
who conducted a post mortem on
Sheoshlp, testified that very little
trace of alcohol was found In the
dead man's stomach. His state
merit was made In reply to the
query of one of the jurors as to
whether It might be possible for a
man to drink enough poison moon
shine to be unable to ail uu a
horse, and yet give little trace of
the presence of wood alcohol in the
stomach.
Dr. Ilenson replied by expressing
the opinion that Sbeoshln had nnt
drunk enough poison moonshine, if
any, to cause him to have fallen
helpless from his horse. "Whod al-1
cohol would have showed in the
alcohol fraction in our test and this
waa ao small that we riiil nnt tu. I
iurtner to determine what nmnniL,'"r umi euiu:
tlon of It might be wood alcohol.
VMood alcohol la not ao poisonous
as some are led to believe It to be
and if there had been the auantltv
you suggest in the man's atomach.
It would have been Indicated,"
He added that fusel oil in liquor
Is not regarded as a lethal ele
ment
Five witnesses were examined i
inis morning ana 34 yesterday afternoon.
rent. 343 S. Stephens. Phone
233-J.
FOR RENT " Heated sleeping
rooms, close In. Call .at 219 S.
Pine St.
FOR SATE A. good second hand
range, cheap If taken at onpe.
Phone 416-J. .
FOR SALE Old fir block ' wood.
13.60 per tier. Phone 14F15. Mel-,
ton Ilros.
FOR SALE OR RENT 4-roonl
house In Miller's "Addition. In
quire at Goettel's store.
IIOME'LAl'NDRV Woolons, glng
hams and family wash carefully
and promptly done at 929 Win
chester St.
And will aell small ranch at
sacrifice; 29 acres all creek bot
tom land; borders on pavement
In edge of town: creek thru
place; near high and grade
acbool; 20 acres under cultiva
tion; good four-room house; fully
furnlbhed; screen porches; milk
room; cream separator; store
room; woodshed; 4 cords wood;
barn full hay and feed; new
garage; 3 good cows; some
chickens; one hone; harness;
wagon; full set tools and Imple
ments; everything goes 'Dosses-t BinVBninHBinVBaBaaaaaaaaaaaaaafl
sion at once for twenty-swe hun- m
dred. Some terms. This is a snap. ' '
LAWRENCE AEGNCY, 125 Cass Ping outlet grows narrower. Fresh
ELK'S
INITIATION
THURSDAY
December JO, 1925
ST-
LIGHT LUNCH
i f
BE THERE, BILL
a
WOOD BARS FIMIMXO
IMIKPK.NDKNl'K MOVE
4
MMoekted Tnm Lsutd Win.)
MANILA. Dec. 9. .Gov-
ernor General Wood today
vetoed the Philippine legia-
lature's hill providing for a 4
CHEV SEDAN My practically I
new sedan for sale at a big reduo-
tlon. See It at Klecker Amort
Co's. garage.
LOTS'OF IIAY andlurstwkTWant
a team to feed for the use of
them. What have you John ;
Roberts, Dlllard.
Thompson Min
eral Vapor Batha will do it. Drug
less Health Center, 327 Cass St.
Phone 491.
FOR SALE Bed and springs.
12.50; silk floss mattress, practi
cally new. 118.00: dreBser. $17:
coal oil stove, three burner and
oven. JS.OOm Brockwayt.
FOR " SALE rstra!lvarauprlEht
phonograph. Has 65 records, cost j
$225. Will sell for $75. Excellent !
condition. Violin tone. Box 135, 1
Yoncalla, Ore. f
BEAN POWER"SPRAYERS Lit '
eral discount on orders taken be- j
fore Jan. first. See us for used ! A few of those large
j machines and any site new ma,- j wash boilers left. Get
chines. Klecker Amort Co. 1 Powell's Furniture Co.
; WANTED You to come to our!
! bazaar and program at Dlllard i
church Friday evening. Decem-
o'clock. Ladles
Street. Phone 219.
YOU WILLOWY THIS IF YOU
SEE IT 270-acre stock ranch,
fenced and cross-fenced; 100
' acres excellent field land under
clllllvntlftn Tin rt In crnna 9ft
Other grade held steady
acres heavy timber; 150 acres "ta'n naP ana was con
standard extraa are a cent lower
on the dairy exchange today at
46 cents while fresh standard
firsts eased oft 2 cents to the 43
cent level.
Other grade held steady but
open grass land; well watered;
creek thru place; fine five-room
bungalow; good as new; fire
place; gravity water system;
screen porches; beautiful sur
roundings; all kinds fruit and
shrubbery ; big new stock barn
full hay. also sheep barn full hay,
new garage; other buildings;
borders or main road: near
school; 40 head fine sheep; 40
head Angora goats; big team;
harnesa; wagon; full set tools
and implements; 2 cows; nine
thousand takea clear title. Takes
four thousand cash. You will
never pass this up If you see It
LAWRENCE AGENCY, 325 Cass
Street. Phone 219.
all-copper
youra at
fined largely to the longs. ' Most
of the jobbers are well supplied
and offerings are plentiful with
more or less price shading.
Storage holdings of eggs on
the coast are gradually being re
duced although - a considerable
surplus la atlll showing over a
year ago.
' Portland holdings amount to
17.798 cases, as compared to 23,
075 cades a week ago.
Cube price. are declining on
the local dairy exchange. Extra",
and prime firsts are oft n cent
for the day at 50 and 48c le
spectively. Standards and firsts
remain unchanged. , The print nod
butterfat markets are also ateady
and unchanged for the day.
Dlehlsrltn nnon the nneatlnn a, Ber lltn, USD
of Phllllnnlne Independence. I A,d Society.
on the ground that the leg- FOR SALE 30.000 "Improved Ore-!
islature had not power to i gon" strawberry plants, $3.50 per .
authorize such plebiscite. I thousand at home of $4.00 dellv-1
ered In Roaeburg. Nelson
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I Associated Pre Lcued Wire.) '
PORTLAND. Or., Dec. . 9.
An-'Top grade exa continue In lower
trend In the local
receipts improving
market
as the
with
ship
DANCE
. . . . ., ,. t -
-'. at i
MOOSE HALL
Friday Night, Dec. 11
Music by
Society Syncopntori
Everybody Welcome.
PROTECT THEM
Work hard to make your busi
ness a success.
Spend money freely to make
your home a delight.
Tuke pleasure In acquiring a
wealth of possessions.
Then sit back and enjoy them
free from worry safeguarded
by dependable Insurance.
MMIWIC Willi.
JIMOALON COMMA N'DKItV cnt Commander. John M. Throne,
KMttTM OKFICKItH. genernlllaiilmo; M. II. Green, eap-
" Afcalon Commandery No. 14, tuln of the guard; H. It. Nerhas,
K. T. met laal night for the elec- senior warden; A. N. Hllileliraiid,
tlon of officers and the transac- Junior warden: Harry Hinpletun.
tlon of other Important business, treasurer; W. C. ltnrdlngr recor-
Robert L. Glle was elected Kmln- der.
I1T1 1
!
4 Dressmaking and designing, 4
ready-made kiddle clothes for
sale. Agency for Parker'a ho- 4
siery. 545 Fowler St., Phone
627 R.
4)
LIBERTY THEATRE
TONIGHT THURSDAY
.: Double Bill The Big Laughs
." A Thret Rtel
Mlrthquakt Aj
A Return Engagement
FIFTY-
FIFTY
A
l-atetit l irat Run
COLOSSAL DAM IN
IDAHO APPROVED BY
SECRETARY WORK
(AMnrUttH) Pim UumI Wirt.)
WASHINGTON. Dec. 9Sefro
tary Work has approved the con-
iMrurtlnn of auper-dnm at Am
erlran Kalla on the Snake Htver
west of I'oratnllo, Idaho.
The necretary approved - the
lar(tir Idaho project in prferpnc
to a mini Iter one after he hud heen
Informed that the Tree, dent Mid
the tuilcet bureau favored an np-(
propriadon of $1,600,000 tor the
dam. The foundation for the
dam. already under construction. !
Ik rieMiRiied to permit construction
of either of the proponed project, j
Count ruction of larger dam,
which will hnve a capacity of 1.-!
"00.000 acre feet of wuter. was
recommended to the Interior sec
retary last niirht by a delecntlon
of houpe member headed nv Re
presentative Smith, Republican.
la ho.
iges
HEAR
Dynj
Orchestra
Saturday Night
Public Dance
MELROSE COUNTRY
CLUB
"Frea Eats at Midnight"
drus. Looking Glass. Phone
1SF13.
FO R-S A I.ED ry oa i s tove and
block wood. Good bug body and
commercial body; ton and half
Renubllc truck In good running
order, or trade for touring car,
or terms on cash sale. Phone
260-J. East Douglas.
fiAIRYANDMIT.Kri6UTE FOR
SALE If you will buy the dairy
cows and equipment. Including
delivery truck, milking machine
and fine paying milk route, for
lesa than cost, I will rent you
the ranrh at a very reasonable
figure. If Interested get full In
formation at the LAWRENCE
AGENCY. 125 Cass Street. Phone
219.
CATCHING 'S CIT A ft A NT E E D
fSEO CARS
1922 Ford touring
1921 Ford sedan
1918 Dodge touring 225 ; otherwise Interested tn Its treftt-
1919 Dodge touring 275 Intent. Is Invited to apply for author-
1924 Chevrolet touring 350 Itutlvn Information as to the curea
1926 Tudor Fonl sedan 713 . that have been effected and are
1922 Dodge sedan 800 now being effected at Taylurvllle,
Rov Catching Motor Co. j under strictly ethlral medical su-IIudson-Ksaex
Dealer. tpervl.lnn. palnlensly. without opera
A" SAVING OF TWO HVNDRED ,lon ,nd w,,n Permanent results.
DOLLARS 120 size McClanahan .Address: The Secretary. Chamber
incubator: 2-10 size Chatham ln.i"f Commerce. Taylorvllle, 111.
cubntor; 240 size Old Trusty In-1
cuDntor; a wo. lft sattiey ream
separator: a ten dollar planter
and a bunch of small tool, all
practically new. The actual val
ue of this stuff Is two hundred
and fifty dollars. You can take
It all away for $50. Get direc
tions at LAWRENCE AGENCY,
125 Cans Street. Phone 219.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dee. .
Wheat: P.BB hard . white, hard
white, bluestem, baart, soft white,
western white $1.66; hard win-
'ter. northern soring, western red
: H.59.
Country arrivals of poultry and
dresetd meats were light on the
i street today and valnea generally
; unchanged. Demand la only fair.
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 9. Cat
tle nominally steady: no receipts.
Hogs weak, to 15c lower; light
weight, common, medium, good
and choice 12.25 4? 12.60.
; ' Sheep 50c higher: lambs, good
and choice (Mt. Adams) $12.50ff
13 50; lambs, medium to good
fvallev) ti2.nnffig.GA.
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 9. Egga
top grades 1 to 2c lower. Current
receipts- SSc; fresh -medium 35fft
35ic; fresh standard flrsta 371 fi
38c; fresh standard extras 40
405c; fresh undersized 28ji 28Jc.
Butter: Cube extras and prime
firsts lc lower. Extra cubes, city
50c; standards 60c; prime firsts
48c; firsts 48c; prints 63c; car
tons 54c.
Milk ateady. Best churning
cream 60c net shippers' track in
zone 1. Cream delivered Portland
63c. Haw milk (4 per cent) 12.60
cwt., f. o. b. Portland.
Poultry ateadv. Heavy hena J5
T26c: light 19c; springs 25c;
broilers nominal: young whit
ducks 23iffi25c; dresisd turkeys 38
1940c; live nominal; rese nomi
nal. Potaeoet quiet but steady, $2.50
2.60.
Onions milet but steady, $1.75.
Nuts steady. Walnuts. No. 1. 30
T32c- filberts S6c; Oregon chest
nuts 16c. ,
Cascara bark ateady, anlet. 70
7frc: Oregon grape root nominal.
Hops steady. New crop, cluster
22 Jc; fuggles 25c.
SAV FRANCISCO. Dec. 9. Fed
eral State Market News Service
Anplesr Poxes. Oree-on:- Wlnte
Bananas fancy $225e2.50: "C"
grade S1.85? ! !K: Snltzenbergs ex
tra fancv $2.60 2.85: fancy $2.40
iff 2.60; "C" grade $1 90 W 20: New
towrs. extra fancy $2.25512.35; few
$1.90ii 2.10. . i
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 9. (XT.
S. Bureau Agricultural Economics).
Turkeys, live voung. 435?45c: old
404: dressed, vonne. 52f?53e;
old 50f51e: rnllt 45fi4e. -
$185 AlMPFPAny person suffering
from thl malady.
The Pioneer Chiropractor
DR. M. H. PLYLER
Phone 152 Lane and Roue Sis.
Electricity and oiher
Therapeutic methods used
Established 12 years
Why not give Fuller brushes for
Xmas gifts. Hold by Mary K.
Snuthwlrk. 212 W. 1st Ave. N.
'hone 609 J.
' DrugleM Health Canter"
Dr. Harrison Folk
Dr. Catherine McNeil
Chiropractic and Electro
Thf rapy
Thompson Mineral Vapor Batrn
827 W Cass Phone A9
DANCE
AT
LONG'S HALL
Coles Valley
SATURDAY NIGHT
DECEMBER -12
Music By
SUTHERLIN ORCHESTRA
Real Music A Real Crowd
A Real Time
TONITE
COMEDY
SCENIC
10c The Orcgoninn Weekly 25c
Coming FridaySaturday
Art Mix in "Ace of tKo Tortus Ranch"
9
Do You Need Money?
We are making loans on
Roscburg residence and busi
ness property. Monthly re
payment plan. Attractive
rates. We are loan aKenta for
the Kiiuitahle Savings v Nan
Association of Portland. AIho
we have private money for
city loans and Eastern money
for farm loans.
G. V. YOUNG c SON
INSURANCE
116 Cast St. Phone 417
FRANK A. TERRY
Eit)itabt Savlnna a Loan
Stock
Inquire of
O W. Young a Son, real
estate, or at Churchill Hard
ware Co.
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
lactro-Chlropractor
Nerve and Spina Specialist.
209 Perkins Bldg. Phone 554
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In tha flltiig of
Olasaet
116 Jackson 8L
Dr. H. C. Church
OPT0MITRIST
Parkins Bldg. RMtArg. Or.
ahee as
IN XMAS GROCERIES
Fruits of all Sorts, Can
diet and Nuts, Fresh
Vegetables, Jamt and
Jellies, Canned Fruits,
Canned Vegetables,
Christmas Delicacies.
v 4 free deliveries daily.
Bedrock prices prevail
here.
Maddox & Wetherel
rhone 4!!
.Int-Wonf Or rnfc Prti1tT
51
Albtrrt E Smith
The
Moroni Olsen Players
will present
"The Ship"
By St. John Ervine
A drama of intense interest
at the
Antlers Theatre
Thursday, Dec. 10
Admission: Adults, $1.00; Students 75c
Gallery (not reserved) 50c
Auspices Roaeburg Business and Professional Woman's Club
ASM. HotchmMm
J Stuart NacMoa)ato
Malcolm McGregor Mary Aide
Alice Calhoun Wilfred Nortl
10c
20c
TONITE-ONLY-TONITE
DE LUXE PROGRAMME
DOUGLAS COUNTY
CONCERT BAND
35 MUSICIANS 35
Presenting an
ARTISTIC CONCERT PROGRAM
MRS. F. STRANG
SOLOIST
ON THE SCREEN
RUDOLPH VALENTINO
Ik
BOOTH TARKINGTON'S
"Monsieur Beaucaire"
Qua of the finest and most artistic pictures ever produced!
PART OF PROCEEOS FOR THE BANO FUNO
10c 50T
Notst The Universal first run pries of this picturs has been S0e
in addition we offer the concert.
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