Roseburg news-review., December 11, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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j KEARNEYS
f 300 W.Cass St. GROCETERIA 300 W.Cass St. A
f SPECIALS
p maizo, iviazola ana Wesson Dalad p
j and Cooking Oils, pint cans '. 27c 4
4 Juart cans 47c, halt gallon cans 93c, gal-
J Ion cans $1.85
4 Pure Eastern Lard, 2 lb pails 55c
p Pure Eastern Lard, 4 lb. pails . 98c
' Pure Eastern Lard, 6 lb. pails $1.95
Advance Shortening, 2 lb. pails . 43c
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rtavance onortenmg, n id. pails cvc
Advance Shortening, 8 lb. pails ,.$1.64
bulk Mince Meat, per lb ZOc
Best Creamery Butter, per lb. 55c
Oregon Cream Cheese, per lb 30c
Cranberries,-2 lbs. for 35c
Powdered Sugar, per lb. . 10c
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KEARNEY S GROCETERIA
J The Store that Brought 'em Down
POST TO PRESENT
SMOKER DEC. IS
The American Legion smoker to
be held at the armory on Friday,
December 18. Is to be free to all
ex-service men whether or not they
are members of the veteran organl-
m j ration. Th smoker Is to be featur
fi : ed by two boxing bouts and two
2 wrestling bouts, a talk by Dr. E. B.
E Stewart, state commander of the
K . American Legion and by music
W and a feed. The bouts are being
4 arranged by C. H. Clough, match
4 , maker for the Roseburg boxing
4 1 commission.
A The smoker Is to be strictly a
2 ! stag affair and the preparations
j : made by the committee in charge
4 1 Insure a very enjoyable event.
4 1 Everything is to be free for veter-'
4 ans and all ex-service men are in
A vited to be the guests of the local
2 , post on that occasion.
Bi o :
B I For rheumatism or neuritis you
R ; can't beat them. Thompson Miner
R j al Vapor Baths. Urugless Health
4 Center, 327 Cass St. Phone 491.
I
OKKICKH IX C-HAHCiK OP
MAKINK KKCKUTINO IX
.SPKCIS LOCAL STATION
Captain Claude A. Larkln,- in
charge ot recruiting, U. S. Marine
Corps; District of Portland arriv
ed this morning at 9:ou a. m. and
is making an inspection of the lo
cal recruiting station in the Post
Office building.
Conditions at the local office
was found very satisfactory, and
the Captain was very pleased with
results obtained. It is expected
that recruiting will close la the
near future as the quotas assign
ed are being exceeded. Captain
Larkin 1b leaving for Portland
this evening.
o
Funkln Center Is close to Dixon-vllle.
Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Range, of
Dayton, Washington, were over
night visitors here, leaving this
morning for California points to
winter. They state that they like
this part of Oregon very much
and find .Roseburg and vicinity
quite attractive.
E.FEMI
RUSE, PUTTHEU. S.
Oregon City
Indian
Blankets
AND
Auto Robes
Made of 100 pure wool
yarns, at this price your
saving is remarkable?
$9.90
w Shop Early
Remember last year after yon
had worked and slaved up to
the last minute in order to do
your Christmas shopping, bow
you rowed you would never
do it again) Yet nine chance
out of ten you are doing th
very same thing this year.
Why not do your shopping
J S
la
now, when your mind is at
as and th hurry and flurry
of last minute duties has not
caught up with you. We ar
much better prepared to serve
you now. Our stocks are com
plete and the Christmas
crowds are not hustling and
bustling throughout the store.
Now is the acceptable time.
Shop Early!
Esmond Crib
Blankets
Exceptional Values
89c and 98c :
Soft, warm and fluffy, shell
stitched edges. Many nur
sery designs, including Bun
ny, Teddy Bear, Duck, Cat
and Chickie designs in pink
and blue. f -
Give Stationery
A Dainty
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clean, smooth, delightful shaves
from blades made better than new
Get a James Strop
oer today and treat
your face to a joy-
shave.
It polishes an edge
on your safety-razor
blade that's sharper
, than sharp. There is
onlv one answer: a
perfect shave abso
lutely.
"If I could not have a James
Stropper 1 would not have a
Gillette Razor."
George W. Coleman.
Babson Institute.
"It might be of interest to you
to know that I recently pur
chased 'The James Strapper'
and I am pleased to slate
that I find it to be all that
your salesman said it was,
and even more."
E. D. Wright.
Paige Detroit Co., Boston.
(AwicUted tnm Utmi Win.)
PEKING. Dec. 11. Eight Amerl
can passengers were on board the
international train which left for
Tientsin with a detachment of
American Infantry as a special
guard. The train reached Yangt
sun this morning. Four miles to
the south General LlchingLlng's
troops fired on It. The official re
port alleges that the Chinese fear
ed an enemy ruse in the use of
foreign flags to cover the approach
of General Feng Yu-Hslang's arm
ored train. The train returned to
Yangtsun, where some of the pass
engers tramped several miles and
secured motor cars in wnicn to
proceed to Tientsin. i
TIENTSIN, China, Dec. 11. The
forces of General I.i Ching-Llng,
civil governor of Chlhll province,
defeated an advance column ot the
Kuonilnchun army (follower of
General Feng YuHsiang) near
Munchang yesterday In an all day
battle.
The railways near this city have
been cut and Peking-Tientsin mo
tor road destroyed In several
places.
Machang Is to the south west ot
Tientsin, in the area where Li-
Ching-Ling troops are in contact
with forces advancing against him
from Honan.
The main scene of fighting in the
Tientsin sector has been to the
north and northwest in the vicin
ity of Yangtsun. Advices reaching
the Jananese foreign ottice late
last night and forwarded in a dis
patch from Tokyo, said L.1 had But
tered a "severe defeat." This ap
parently had reference to the
northern or principal rone ot iigoi-
lng.
and
Useful Gift
$
2 b
Protected
by II. S. and
orelgn Pat
ents.
Cold Plated with fine Leather Strop, all
compact Morocco Leather Case.
Lloyd Crocker's Pioneer Drug Store
24l'N. Jackson Street Roseburg, Oregon
Choose your Gift Stationery from our large and well
selected stock, and you are sure to please the recipient
Finest qualities, including Linen and the new Ripple
finish. ..Many new shades and folds, packed in most at
tractive boxes, yet moderately priced.
GIFT BOXES
19c, 23c, 39c 69c& up to$1.49box
Hand
Embroidered
Pure Linen
Towels
Remarkable values. Beau
tiful hand embroidered de
signs in attractive color com
binations, worked on oys
ter white pure Irish Linen.
A pair of these would make
an ideal gift.
98c each
CHILDREN'S SIZES
-WTrjcjeuvstsaL
19c and 23c box
Envelopes, pkg 10c to 19c
Pound Stationery 49c and 69c
For rheumatism or neuritis you
can't beat them. Thompson Miner
al Vapor Baths. Drugless Health
Center, 327 Cass St. Phone 491.
ATTENTION, EVERYBODY
"The Gifts of the Holy Spirit," Is
the morning sermon theme at the
1st M. E. Church. Come.
Be Convinced-Try
Ladies' Rayon Silk
Underthings
Attractively priced for the Christmas shopper.
'98c to $3.50
In this showing of lustrous Rayon Silk Underthings you
will be delighted with the many variations of the mode,
Vests 98c
Bloomers $1.98
Step-ins $1.49
Handkerchiefs
For ;
Christmas Gifts 1
You will find our assortment and prices most attractive.
Ladies boxed Swiss Handkerchiefs, fancy borders and
embroidered corners, per box ..49c and 59c
Dozens of fancy Handkerchiefs, including Rayon Silks,
fine Swiss, Cambric and also pure Irish Linen, White and
colors. ' , "
5c, 10c, 15c, 25c each ;
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
Santiam Pure Wool Blankets h
in the new Pastel shades, attractively priced '.
$6.90 and $9.90
A most practical and beautiful gift are these 1 00 pure virgin wool Blankets, made
from the finest selected wool yarns, with a deep, soft nap, richly colored in the
new pastel shades of Orchid, Rose, or in the attractive plaid designs of Rose, Helio
and White, Blue, Rose and Helio, or Orchid, Gold and White. The edges are bound
with Satin, making an unusually attractive blanket sizes 66x80 and 72x84. A
Part Wool and Cotton Blankets!
Cotton Sheet Blankets,
size 64x76
$2.49
Double Sheet Blankets in
Tan, Grey or White with
colored border, note your
saving at this price.
Part Wool Blankets,
size 66x80
S5.50
Novelty plaid design, soft,
warm and durable, attrac
tive color combinations.
Gray Wool Blankets
$4.98 per pair
Dark Grey Blankets, woven
from Oregon wool. At this
price the value is exceptional.
- na I o r r
uowns $.c. vo ana nrt n i f
Chemise f 1 , Gift SUggCStlOHS 10X
JlipS
..$2.79
1 X
New Dresses
For
Every pound of Mel-O-Maid Butter is guar
anteed satisfactory to YOU, or your money
cheerfully refunded,
MEL-O-MAID BUTTER
Is a home made product, it is as good as any
shipped-in butter, and vastly better than most
other butter sold in this city. In
Flavor, Texture and Keeping Quality
Mel-O-Maid has No Superiors
A large crowd greeted the Moro-'
ni Olsen Players In "The Ship".
Hi the Antlers last nlfc-ht, and Uie
tensely dramatic drama held every
one spellbound throughout the
three acts. Very few In Koseburg
were familiar with the vehicle and
eren those who knew the works
of the author, St. John Krvlne,
were astonished at the beauty and
strength of the play. The Ship"
might have been written for the
Moroni Olsen Players, o well aw
the various characters fit the best
talents of this clver group. Port
land critics characttrlied the pre
sentation there as "flawless act
lug" as Indeed It was.
Janet Young as the grandmother,
and Moroni Olsen as her son, a
builder of ships, were the strong
rh.irflrters. and their artistry
in bringing those difficult chsrac- Buyers, Dresses of the advance season modes in glisten
rio w inc i. . a . , . -T-t , I r
ma Satins and rich Crepes. I ne new snaaes are oanana
Holiday Wear
They're Rare Values
$19.75 to $24.75
Here for your inspection, direct from our New York
K Professl
) soring t
I Bouglas County Creamery
V
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Phone 240 Q
QWe carry extra fine Wlping Cream.
Guaranteed to Whip.
minds of those who saw the play
The Roseburg lluslness and
lonal Women's Club Is spon-
the appearance of these
pj players here, not as a money-mak-itf
ing proposition but because they
E believe In their eicellence. and de
K sire the Koseburg public to have
g the opportunity ! of becoming ' ac
E qualnted with this worthwhile
g group. The final play In the
E series will be Paul Kester's hlstor
pS iral romance, "Friend Hannah," on
g March 3, ranking with Kamona as
K the "sweetest love story ever told",
g and the support of the public In
E making the last play a success will
g b "ir'
p!i Iioit delay order your XnvJ
greeting cards from the ttclule
55 )ob printing department of the
News Review office. W can serve
T7-T?T.-rai you runt.
Tan, Cookie and Cuckoo, Black is ever present. An early
visit to this display is advised.
MEN
TIES
49c and 98c each
Beautiful designs in cut Silk
and also Knit Silk.
Handkerchiefs
Pure Linen at
35c and 49c each
Boxed with colored borders
85c per box
Fine. Cambric Handker
chiefs at
25c each
Others at 3 for 23c
Fancy Plaid Sox, silk and
lisle
59c pair
Final Clearance
LADIES' SHOES
Values to $9.00, 98c pair
8lxea from 21 to I
In this final group you will find
Oxfords. 0ns and two strap sllp
psrs, and also a few pairs Pumps.
All Utz and Dunn or Arch Support
Shoes, a wonderful chanca to save.
M pair slss 3 and 3 AA to C width
12 pair size 4 and 4J A to C.
( pair size 5 A to C.
2 pair size 51 A 8.
High Top Shoes
$9.75 and S3.50 Shoes reduced to
$5.S0 and $4.98
Miide of the finest quality Elk Leather, Goodyear welted
I soles, Moccasin toe. A real bargain. See for yourself.
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