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SIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 1 1. 1925. Entire Stock of DRESSES For Street and Afternoon Now I3OFF A Christmas Sale! Unique In our history a stork reduction rrent that usually follows Xm, now iut on lo ap peal especially to ChrlKtmas shoppers af fording an opportunity to make a beautiful drew an a Xmaa gift for lean money. LA Rift special In connection with Dress Sale Party Dresses $19.75 Our complete line of silk party dresses in pleasing variety of Very apecial Xmaa offering. Don't Overlook Felt Slippers, all shades $1.00 Mens Women's and Children's. Mens Mufflers, silk wool $2.50 Handkerchiefs, 5c to $1.00 Cloves, child's, women's 50c to.... $3.00 Baby Sets, silk cap and swenter $3.00 Men's Ties, Belts, Sox. 50c to $1.00 A host of small gifts on display 50c, $1.00, $1.50. NEW PUMPS JUST ARRIVED SHOE DEPT. ANOTHER WORLD WAR MEANS END CIVILIZATION "V (Continued from Page 1.) hoped America some day would present about 6.000 railway guards amend the Immigration law Inso-: were moving toward Manchuria, far as It pertains to Jnpsnese. ' the forces being below normal ow- LIBERTY THEATRE :: QIlMTiAV MOWnAV TIICCHAV mtw.. ww wi a. m f iin ay a aii.tr a T D.' CI i wti Ditr nnwx in t inp , am J SpXtJ V Authentic and II . w vSk a Si ST -rw 9 1 1UC MNUUKAM UiViLLlY ZiC i Prepare Your Entries Second Annual DOLL SHOW noscburg's premier holiday event and one of Intercut to every child, to be held at our store beginning December 17th. List of Prizes Most Beautiful and Best Dressed Doll lnt prize, rhnice of merchandise, value, $7.50. 2nd prize, choice of merchandise, value, $5.00. Wear Best 1st prize, 2nd prize choice choice our Xmaa 1st prize, choice 2nd prlae, choice Entries should be turned In by noon Thursday. Dec. 17lh. 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 Doll Show. and evening shades. A All subxtnntially the latest and best atyle of doll construction Stuck will not Inst long. Better Service Better Merchandise THE STORE OF CHRISTMAS CHEER I thus removing the only sore spot. The premier declared that the 1 present policy of non-Interference In Manchuria would be continued and that no more Japanese troops would be sent thither unless absol utely necessary. He said Hint at r his aundoos Nxscr SILVER KING sT J Character Doll of merchandise, value, $6.50. of merchandise, value, $4.50. Most Original Home-Made Rag Doll of merchandise, of merchandise. value, $5.00. value, $3.00. ; Our Great DOLL SPECIAL ALL THIS WEEK 21 And 19 Inch mamma dolln, at prices made pon slble only by a quantity purr ha He of Just these two numbers. $1.98 and $2.49 made, and beautifully dressed, SILK KNICKERS, VESTS, FINE LINGERIE FOR GIFTS Ing to the conscripts' terms end ing. He added thut replacements would bring the forces to approxi mately 7,000 which at present Is considered sufficient. The conditions In China and Manchuria were puzzling, the pre- j niler said. It was not known today what would happen tomorrow and Japan's future policy would be gov j lerned by conditions. World Court Debate Topic. I PRINCETON. N. J.. Dec. 11. A 1 ! national expression of undergradu-: 'ate opinion on American entrance ! j I iito the world court and the feast-; jUim.v til fniHuiiKiiiui; a f I iiinui'iii union of American students for considering Important questions will occupy the attention of the 'National Student World Court Con ference at Princeton University to- I night and tomorrow. About one-fourth of the f87 uni- versltles. colleges and other Instl 'tntlnns of higher education In the t'nlted States will M represented 'by student delegates. "Should America Join the world , I court." will be debated tonight at t (the opening session, with t'ntted Stales Senator I.enroot of Wlscon-1 (tin silvtwitf tn such artlnn and PP(mlni?. Liberty Theatre TONIGHT AND SATURDAY Matinee Saturday ART MIX PRODUCTION In ACE OF THE Cactus Ranch A Modern Western Melodrama. Full of Action, Stunts and Thrills 10c WEBFOOT WEEKLY COMEDY 20c H I NEW TODAY t FOR SALE OR TRADE Fine play - er piano. See Judd. FOR R ENT Flve-rqom unrumlsb- ed house. Inquire at 644 8. Pine. l7)ST Near Penney store Thurs- day, new pair child's shoes. Flnd er please leave at this office. FOR SALE 30 plKsTtwo months old. J. F. Van Allen, Days Creek, Ore. PblfTfENT Five-room furnished house, pfano and Karaite, $30. Apply 805 S. Main. CHEVROLET"SEDAN My practl cally new Chevrolet sedan for 11150, See It at Kleeker-Amort Co. WANTED Orders for mistletoe ' and Christmas trees. Leave or ders at Peoples Supply Co, or 1018 Military St. C ERMAN-poilcrdog for sale. One year old, very reasonable. Must sell at once. Write Box F, Oak 4 land. Oregon. A "NlCELYFURNiSHF.D apart ment for rent. Also 3-room fur nished house. 343 S. Stephens, Phone 353-J. TOEXCHANOE An 18-ln. black, all leather grip for good sanitary cot. After 7 p. m, 144 S. Jack son St. WANTED TO ilUYFoT" Terrier dog, male or female, not un'der two years of age. Call 947 Cobb St., or phone 403-V. BICYCLES FOR XMAS Get yours while I have plenty to choose from; a deposit will hold IL Key filling and lock repairing. Rose burg Cyclery. north Bide. DTTN'TFORG Et the bazaar at DTT- lard church. Friday evening. Dec. 11th. Quilts, rugs, and many oth er things for sale. Good program. Come. FOR rheumatism or neuritis you can't beat them. Thompson Min eral Vapor Baths. Drugleas Health Center, 327 Caas St., Phone 491. TEAM OF MARES In good shape. For sale at $30 within next few days; or will trade for any kind of livestock. Also for sale, 3 tona pressed hay at $15 per ton at barn on Route 1. Box G-12, 21 miles east Kelley'a Komer, w here mares may also be aeen. x Dancing Party MACCABEE HALL SAT. NITE REAL DANCE RHYTHM by those SWANEE 8ERENADER3 Try and Be There IT'S A JITNEY . Xmas Gifts of Lasting Comfort The best gifts Snnta hns in his pack FOR MEN Walk Over Shoes or Oxfords Silk Sox Leather House Slippers 'Felt House Slippers FOR WOMEN New Dress Pumps in Satin, Patent or Kid Silk Hosiery Leather House Slippers Felt Slippers Satin Boudoir Slippers FOR THE KIDDIES Shoes , Oxfords Felt Slippers ROSEBURG BOOTERIE IRVIN BRUNN 8hoe That Satlify and FI1 Your Ftet Parklni Btdg., Roteburg FOR RENT -Good six-room house. Close In. Inquire 875 Hoover St. Foil KENT 2-room furnished house: 110 per month. Miller's 1 Addition. Phone 210-1,. I .TT".!; T T 7? cross-cut saw and a Coleman lamp. Mut be bargains for cash. Phone 2S2-R. Full A C'HKISTMAS, J'ltESENT Buffet Clarinet, seventeen keys, full set rings, leather rase, mu sic stand; priced for quick sale. C. P. Cayler, Phone 1H9-J. FOR SALE OR tnTtDEFor stock 10-18 Case tractor and Orafid Detour plow. Phone 14F12, or address a. It. No. 1, I lo j 85. SMITH HTGHKS Urt-ssmaklnK and millinery clahses now organiz ing for Jan. and Ftb. Those winn ing to enroll pleat; call at high school next Thursday and Fri day. fMlIiV BL'glS'ESg-CA&U RXlRY I have the best paying cash business In RiMfburg. I will sell my dihry cowa and all of my own modern equipment for lesa than cost and give you a lease on the ranch; cheap rental; If you are' Interested, get full Information from the LAWRKNCK AOKNCY, 125 Cass Street, l'hone 219. VSED FORD BARGAIN'S 1924 Ford tour., 6 good tit real bargain at $200. 1923 Ford touring, cheap. 1922 Ford touring. i 1920 Ford touring. These are all In Al condition and the price Is right Easy teams. MATHEWS MOTOR X CHANCE By the City Hall. WANTED Pianist for orchestra and solo work with violinist. Must be fairly Korxl eiht read it. Kxpresalon and fine touch vnry essential. Will pay by the hour for rehearsal work. If you do not have time for hard work and practice and at liberty to play any time do not answer. Also want A-No. 1 Saxaphone. This ad in only once. In answer aive time and place. Can nee you at once. Boy 300, Newa-Revlew. FOR SALE Barcelona filbert trees, 2 yra., vigorous, well root ed, direct from jrrower, $26 for 100; $120 for 500; $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 lbs. yearly. Plant now, save regrets later. B. Johnston, Saginaw. Oregon. Descriptive folder free. THE BEST HOME'IN" ROSEBURG For the money; strictly mod ern 6-room bungalow; plastered and decorated; beautifully fin ished; all built in features; kit chen all built ins; beautiful bath and equipment; house practically new; basement: big yard; filled with fruit and shrubbery; chirk en house and corral; garage; lo rated on pavement; bouse fully furnished; everything gos for twenty-three fifty, only takes six hundred cash. Possession at once. LAWRENCE AfJENCY, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. WANTErTREAL- ESTATE. HAVE YOIT A ?r.0ift HOME CLEAR OF DEBT? WILL YOIT TRAHE IN AS FIRST PAY MENT 2Pf ACRE RANCH. PRICE $9,000? WHAT HAVE YOIT TO TRADE For 160 acres unimproved. $10 per acre. Will consider residence property In exchange. WANT SMALL IMPROVED ACREAGE TRACT Will tra!e my Uosebtirg home, two big lots. WANT ROSEIU'IM IlOMEAs first payment on my 175-acre ranch, loo m cultivation. 9 miles west of Eugene. Prefer house with mall acreage. HAVE $1200 KIJUTY Beautiful California Spanish type bunea low Portland, will trade as first payment on ranch. Ft' LL 1 N F R M ATI ON TH ESE AND OTHERS ON REQUEST. E. K. Mi-LEN1M)N, -REAL ES TATE, 22 Perkins llldg. Hundreds have put their O. R. on classified columns. They ace th starting point of many people's surress and prosperity S" tkmUU4 hM Lurd WSW.J riTTsiirnc.ii. r.. i.-e. 11 1 Refreshed by a nlcht's rest HnroM (Hed) Grange who was Injured in yesterday's football game here was "feeling fine" today and will ao company the Chicago' llears to le-. trolt. George Halas, manager, said this morning. Whether Grange will play Patur-1 day Hulas said would depend on the advice of a physician. The Hears' manager announced that an Xray photograph of Orange's Injured arm disclosed that there had been no bone fracture. I NEW YOU K. IVe. 11 Troubles are piling up for Kid drange In his dash toward a million or something near that. ! The football flash from Whcaton. 111., lasted but one perloil whi'n his team, the Chicago Ilpars, played the Pittsburgh All-Stars In Pitts burgh yesterday. Thn a doctor found that he had burst a hlmwl 'ressel and a ligament had been lorn In one arm. ! At the same time the motion pic-1 I lure theater owners of America an ; nounced In New York that the foot ball star's proposed picture would not be allowed In any of their thra- ters If the $300,000 check advanced to be placed In escrow by the Ar jrow Plctu Corporation last Mon day should prove to be "bunk pub i llclty." I I.........T ! ELKS CHRISTMAS DANCE ; ! Thursday evening. Decern- j ber 17th. 1925. The ladles 4 have charge of this dance. 4 ; Special decorations and good i4 music. ! i ROCKEFELLER'S j GRANDSON WORKS i THROUGH COLLEGE (AitociaUd Prt UtH Wiri.l NEW HAVEN, Conn., Dec. 1U How a grandson of John I). Rocke feller, on of the world's richest men, it working hit way through (Yale I'nfveraity, winning a acho larnhip Intended for studious sons iOf the poor, came to light bere today with announcement from the University of the winner of the James J. Hogan scolarshlp, which thU year went to John R. Prentice, a sophomore. He la the son of E. Parmalee Prentice of New York and the former MUs Alt a Rockefeller, daughter of John 1). Rockefeller. Do You Need Money? We are making loans on Roseburg residence and busi ness property. Monthly re payment plan. Attractive rates. We are loan agents for the Equitable Savings & Loan Association of Portland. Also we have private money for city loans and Eastern money for farm loans. 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. DANCE AT LONG'S HALL Coles Valley SATURDAY NIGHT DECEMBER 12 Music By SUTHERLIN ORCHESTRA Real Music A Real Crowd A Real Time. DANCE MOOSE HALL Friday Night, Dec 11 Music by Society Syncbpators Everybody Welcome. HEAR Dynge's Orchestra Saturday Night Public Dance MELROSE COUNTRY CLUB "Free Eats at Midnight" The Pioneer Chiropractor DR. M. H. PLYLER Thone 152 I-ane and Rose Sis. Wh.it Is Life's Greatest Gift? Health, Without a Doubt Health, without a doubt It Is ths basis of every worthwhile act. or achievement Get health through Chiropractic. "Druglesa Health Center" nr. Harrison Folk Dr. Catherine McNeil Chlroprac'lc and Electro Therapy Thompson Mineral Vapor Baths S27 V Cass hone 491 Dr. Rupert A. Moon Electro-Chiropractor Nerve and Spins Specialist. 109 Perkins Blilf. Phone 654 DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the flttlt. of Glasses 111 Jackson St Dr. H. C Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins Btdg. Rossburg, Or. Phena as Xmas Festival Ball GIVEN BY BARBERS' LOCAL 902 Wigwam Tavern Tuesday, Dec. 15 Music by Swance Serenadert Come on out and cut Dancing $1.10 JAXE ADAMS IlKCMNKS. . CHICAOO. Dec. 11. Miss Jane Adams at Hull House today when Informed that her candidacy for senator cn the Farmer-Labor ticket was beinK urred at Rock ford, Illinois, said she would not ! ATLANTA, Ga., Dec. 11. W. L. ! (Young) Strlbbling. Georgia's hard hitting fistic performer, expects to enter the University of' Georgia as a freshman In January. He will become a student In the school of : commerce. DANCE AT THE WIGWAM TAVERN Saturday Nile, Dec. 12 Music by SOCIETY SYNCOPATERS Everybody Welcome Under New Management DANCE AT Dixonville Saturday Nite December 12 Music by YELLOW JACKETS ! Peppy Music 13 K T- s 5j Good Time k? ..WC.T.I.I.K.W.I.I.Iil ! DANCE j South Deer Creek j Grange Hall s SATURDAY, DEC. 12 I Orchestra Music I Lunch OKftVI -j;(jrau8ta ttfraustarb. . TONITE Alice Terry Lewis Stone -IN- "Confessions of a Queen" A page from the Life of a Beauty FEATURE COMEDY 10c News 25c Exclusive First Run Pictures Only AT up vJith the barbers. (Including tax) PROTECT THEM Work hard to make your busi ness a success. Spend money freely to make your home a delight Take pleasure in acquiring a wealth of possessions. Then sit back and enjoy them free from worry safeguarded by dependable Insurance. BosfBiiee.pi'r: DANCE OLALLA HALL December 12 COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS IN XMAS GROCERIES Fruits of all Sorts, Can dies and -Nuts, Fresh Vegetables, Jams and Jollies, Canned Fruits, Canned Vegetables, Christinas Delicacies. 4 free deliveries daily. Bedrock prices prevail here. Maddox & Wetherel Phone 4!l Jnekson at lit-r t'refk Rrlilee Tonite and Saturday aT T WANSON ALLAN DWAN Qpsst omfjf 7' NEWS COMEDY 10c 35c STARTS SUNDAY Norma Talmadge "Graustark" -America's greatest artiste In hor srrn t'Qiph. prodsicA40
