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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IB, 192?. TV . From Mti If you haven't ' yet done your Christmas Shopping you are now a 'late shopper However Carr's store haslalways fi ed its service for late We differ from most stores in the way we buy our Christmas stocks. We buy not what we , might sell before Christmas, but enough to carry us through the following months also. Our toys we buy to carry us till next summer, because we '' carry big all-the-year stocks. ' ' . '' While we do run out of some items, due to selling more than expected, yet we have big well ' rounded stocks right up to December 24. There fore we do better serve the late shop- per. Try us first. New feature items to use as gifts Box Paper Beautiful new goods in Vellum and Linen fin ishes. White, colors and fancy edges. Always a practical gift One quire boxes at 25c 35c 50c 75c Double pack (2 quire) boxes at 60c $1.00 $1.25 Framed Pictures Special low prices now in effect on our line of fram ed pictures. We are clos ing out our entire stock at y4 to oir .We do framing. Big line of mouldings to choose from. Visit our Big Toy land, Roseburg's best. An entire floor of Toys, DolterBooksr Games, Wheel Toys, Etc. A Department Store of Phonograph Records We are now handling a full size double record as distributed , in the .' big nation-wide variety chains. Quality records at popular prices. v" 39c each 2 for 75c Not cull records that Our ston abounds in at wouldn't sell at higher j tractive boxed gif ts. Shop prices, but new up-to-the-; our store, minute songs, dances and ( r. T band numbers. Get some t 1 rimmingS new record, now. Extra big line paper, rib Children's small records, : bons, tags, seals, greet 10c each ' , ing cards. Ilk, H jI, eatur- shoppers Felt Slippers Another shipment now in. Have all sizes in sev eral colors, soft chrome soles. -. , Women's fancy trim, ribbon and pom pom, per pair 85c As above, felt with mottled silk thread ' only, pair 95c Children's Felt Slip pers, pair ;,.75c Russian Boot Style, pair i......85c Men's Gray Felt, ' pair.'.. $1.00 Boxed Gifts Xmas Gifts LOCAL. VUite Yeaterday- ... T. 8. Poe.' Drew resident, wu business vialtor in thia city yes terday, , spondlug several noun here. From Yonealla Mm. Harry Lawaon and Mrs. Frank Paugherty. of Yonealla. spent yeaterday afternoon here shopping and visiting. Visits Yeaterday Mrs. Ed Riddle, ot Kiddle, spent yesterday In KoseburK shopping and risking with friends, return ing home In the evening. Receive Carload Sheep J. Fabric of the Round Prarle ranch, has shipped In a carload of high grade Ramhoullet sheep from Montana, arriving last week, which will be used at the ranch. Vialtor Yesterday Mrs. Tom Harvey, of Sutherlln, spent yeaterday afternoon in Rose burg vlsitlug with friends and shopping. From Sutherlln Mrs. E. R. Drown returned to her home at Sutherlln yesterday evening after shopping and visit ing here during the day. Visitor In Town . Among those from the rural dis tricts to attend to business mat ters here yesterday was Roy Hat field ot Deer Creek. From Oakland Arthur Smith relumed to his home near Oakland yesterday af ternoon after attending to business matters here during the day. Visit Yesterday Mr .and Mrs. J. F. Stafford. Oak land residents, were visitors In this city yesterday, spending sev eral hours shopping and visiting. Stone Visit . " Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone of Myr tle Creek, spent a few hours here yesterday transacting business and shopping. To Have Installation - The Eastern Star lodge will have a meeting Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock, at which time there will be Installation ot officera. In Yesterday Afternoon Mrs. Frank Steinhaur and moth er, Mrs. Teleford. of Happy Val ley, motored here yesterday, spend ing the day .shopping and 'visiting nere. From Drain- 1 , ' : ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spaullng re turned to their home at Drain yes terday afternoon after upending the day shopping and VIMIing here.' From Camas t . .t .''! .' t ' " ' Henry Denn motored from Cam as Valley yesterday, spending the afternoon attearilng- to business affairs and trading. Here From Eugene ' Arthur T. Mosts, chief clerk In the office of the Cascade national forest, is here from Eugene and will assist the force in the office of the I'mpqua national forest for a -few days. Mr. Bemle Slightly Improved Mrs. F. A. Bemls, of this city, who I ill at the Pacific Christian hospital In Eugene, Is reported to be only allghtly Improved. Her many friends here are anxious to hear of her complete recovery. Fine Raspberries Grown James Hutching yesterday brought to the News-Review office a fine spray of raspberries, which were grown this month in the gar den of Frank Poole, of this city. The raspberries are unusually large and tine, and there are sever al clusters on the branch. The rasp berries are growing on the fence between Mr. Hutching' and Mr. Poole's property and are being proudly displayed. It being an un usual thing tor the vines to bear fruit this late in the winter. - Chas. S. McElhinny Th Widow' Friend" Oregon Life 248 North Jaekaon In the morning when you're waking Toast some bread of our baking. For your lunch you slice It thinner. Then rat plenty for your dinner. Oregon Bakery 231 N. Jaekaon St afP1" Jflr- I i NEWS From Glide P. Mlcham. Glide resident mo tored here yesterday to attend to business affairs for several hours. From Ty I Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Emmett of Tyee, motored here yesterday, and spent the day visiting and attend ing to business affairs. W Visit Friends Mr. R. Hatfield and children, ot Dlxonvllle, spent yeaterday after noon here visiting friend and shopping. Balrda Visit Mr. and Mrs, Henry Ralrd and children, of Oakland, spent yester day arternoon in this city shopping and on business. Visit Friends Mrs. Andrew Munson, of Drain, was a visitor In Roseburg yester day, spending the afternoon here shopping. VMtor Tttla Morning T. n ThnmfiRnn. THllArit real. dent, motored here and spent the morning looking after business matters. On Business Inula Ttlnbma. ulHl.nul ,a li I . home at Canyonville yesterday af ternoon alter attending to business affairs here yesterday. From Sutherlln Mis Delorna Parrott, of Suther lln, arrived here this morning to spend a short time visiting . with mends and do Christmas shopping. Visitor In Town Mrs. S. Thompson and aon, of Looking Glass, apent yesterday af ternoon In this city attending - to business maters and shopping. To Medford County Agricultural Agent B. W. Cooney, will leave today for Med ford. where he will attend meet ing ot the horticultural society, to be held Thursday and Friday. From Brockway Among those from the rural dis tricts to spend several hours here shopping and attending to business matters were Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Roger of Brockway. : . Returna From San Francisco A., R. Moore, of the Oregon- Portland cement company, return ed to this city yesterday after noon from a few day' businea trip to San Francisco. To Medford Oeorge N. Angell, of the Oregon Fanner, Portland, after spending yesterday here with B. W. Cooney, left' this morning for Medford, where he will attend a meeting of the horticultural society, and gather material for the Oregon Farmer. ; To San Francisco H. Baker, who ha been employ ed here with the Southern Pacific company, as operator, left this morning for San Francisco, where he win probably locate. He will spend the Christmas holidays vis iting at the home of his niece, and attend her graduation from school In January. Former Resident Visits Charles Sheldon, formerly In the drug business In Roseburg, now located In Medford, where he Is associated with the Occidental Insurance Company, was a vial tor in Roseburg today. He waa I accompanied by Mr. Wood, an of ficer in the company, which Mr. Sheldon Is serving. C. S. Whiteomb Visitor C. S. Whftrnmb. manasrer of the Portland Plumbing and Heating I company, waa a business visitor In j Roseburg yesterday. Mr. Whit comb was here to confer with J. 1 H. Booth, one of the members of the board of regent of Willamette 1 University, In regard to a new sprinkling system at the univer sity. Return to Corvallls Earr Price, extension expert and Harry flhotch; of the federal staff' of Agriculture at Corvallls, left to-, day for that place, after spending! yeaterday here conferring with County Agent B. W. Cooney. They plan to make atopa between Rose burg and home looking over terri tory In regard to introducing le guminous crop. llaek From Portland InainhlHa U.PIhlnnv ak. I h I . I . I n - I ' " ii mi 1 1 ii a in i ti 1 1 1 mi u i ii i m few days, returned last night to her home In this city. Her mo ther, Mrs. Lena McKlhlnny, who accompanied her to Portland, stopped In Eugene on the return home to visit Mrs. W. E. Naylor. Mrs. McElhinny will return home this evening. Affrlrnlture Kx ports Visit Oeorge N. Angell, of the Ore gon Farmer, Portland. Earl Price, an Extension expert and Harry1 Khotch, of the federal staff, both , (if Corvallls, spent yesterday here , conferring with county agricnl-1 tural agent B. W. Cooney In re- , gard to Introducing leguminous crops In the aoll In Douglas coun ty. "With Mr. Cooney they went to look aver the territory near' Oakland and In the Sutherlln val ley. They found among the most Interesting things, a very con vincing .proof that legumes may be Introduced In tha soil In this county and with good Isucceaa, taking as an example the land farmed by Charles H. lear, in which he has a number of clover fields on bottom land, of very fin standing, and some excellent H un itarian vetch, with which value they were much Impressed, all his land havlnif been given new lift by the growing of leg uminou crop. Miss Emma Oalla and Miss Amelia Galla, of Melrose, flatted friend -and apent j several hours shopping hero yeaterday. , Horo From Eugene ; , , , , , Mr, ritsgerald of Eugene, for merly of this city, Is visiting with friends and relative In this city for a few day. From TMllard T. B. Evan, of THllard. spent short time hero this morning attending to businea affair and trading. ' v Mamlsaed) From Hospital Gllmere Vermillion, who ha been recovering from an opera tion, following an attack of pneu monia, has Improved greatly, and waa this morning dismissed from Mercy Hospital.. Pnnkln Center tore want 1000 people to leave some of their cash behind. Calumet baking powder. Ji lb. can. 63c; Star tobacco, 69c a plug, 35o. Jersey gloves, 14c; $3.50 wool army ablrta, 2.69. Near Dlx onvllle. To San Francisco J. R. Peteraon. of the Western Union Telegraph company, who ha been here for several daya Investigating company business, returned thia morning to San Fran claco. , . . ; .. Transferred to Portland ! ' ' Sergeant A. W. Carlson, who ha been In charge of the local re-crultlng-offlce tn the federal build ing for the past two month, haa been transferred to Portland, leav ing this morning to take up hla du ties. The local office will be closed. Mia raaaoll Here Miaa Francea Caasell 1 (pend ing a week here visiting, aa the guest of Mlaa Thelma Newhard. Mlaa Cassell. la enroute from Fres no, California, where aha haa been visiting to Portland, where she wilt visit with relative over the holidays. , Oh. boy are yon goin to Pnn kln Center, near Dlxonvllle, Deo. 17. 18, 19? Heavy weight 11.75 ov erall, 11.30; $ 50 Coleman lamp. $7.50: Nutola Margarine, Z4c lb.; Gas tOe per gallon from S to S p. m. Saturday. Price on above while atocka last John Hatfield. , Missionary Meeting The social meeting of the mis sionary society of the M. E. church sputh, will be held at the home of Mr. W. L. Cobb on Main street Friday afternoon, December 18 at 1:30. The afternoon's program will be chiefly the close of the Polly anna game, and Christmas tree ar rangements have been made. All member and friend are cordially urged to attend. , , , , . New Type Shingle . . Considerable attention haa- been attracted by the unique pergola built over the . entrance to the Main street office of the Denn Gerretsen Co. This rather unusual plan ha been employed by the company to demonstrate the vari ous variegated color combination possible with their new type strip shingles. To Introduce theae shingles to Roseburg home owner, the first carload 1 being offered at special prices. These shingles are spark proof, and will last In definitely. We carry a complete line of the finest range made at loweat price. Powell Furniture Co. o Tfeat with aw I Answering Gift Questions 1 ForjjLess Money "minini Just what alater want. The gift exquisite. Attractive In combination with any cos tume. Bluebird Pearls $5.00, $7.50. $10.00 Any semi precious stone you can name in white or green gold mounting 114 76 Other ring In gold as low a $1.75. Silver Candle Sticks Heavily Plated Pair $6.75 Other candle atfeka tn pot tery, b rouse and glass from f 1.86 a pair and up. I" I THURSDAY FTJDAY ) SATURDAY Surprise SeJ With every coat purchased we give one silk dress free of charge. -;::i':; ::25:Goats-::-' 25 Dresses To Select From GOATS at COST Your Gain-One Silk Dress Prices ranging from $20.50 to $47.00. , These coats regularly from $29.75 to $75.00 The Ladies' Shoppe 1 39 N. Jackson St. ' Pictorial Patterns ' Phoenix Hose MITCHELL HELD UNFIT FOR HIGH PLACE BY WEEKS (Continued from Pag 1.) hould do o without reservation.' Pershlna'e View Cited. "Many of Mitchell' charge against those In charge ot the na tion's air defenses were denied directly by General ' Nolan from theNrttne atand. He read sever al report prepared by General Pershing aa chief ot ataft, Includ ing the following: '-"- "The air aervlce on land ahould remain an . autillary arm and very Important one In our service, available a now for Independent uae In maaa or otherwise wherever necessary but alwaya under the or der of the commander In chief of the army. Our air service ahould be developed to every necessary extent, both as to personnel and material and It la eapecaiiy neces sary that aircraft production be established and maintained- on such a basis aa to be easily expanded In time of emergency." . The Weeks' letter. General No lan said, was dictated by the secre For The A few belt outfit left at $1.39. Silver plated buckle and belt chain and genuine leather belt with initial. Elgin and Waltham Watches The well known movement dressed up with a fancy dial and good looking case. Put one in the boy' stocking, now that he'a too big for "puzzle blocks." Aa much for your dollar a we expect for our We guar antee it Gong itrike, mahogany finiah. $12.75 Other in solid mahogany and with Weatminitter chime up to $75.00 V OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS r ' l ' ' ' ..i tary Mm.elf nA tti awMral ae.ff had no responsibility tor It, . .. Mr. FJ. Jone ha pnirhasad the, hematltohlnc machine) at Flshera tore. Flrat cUu work guaranteed. ' - UNDERWRITERS HERE W. r. White, of the Oregon In surance Rating - Barents, waa la Roseburg today, and will remain for a abort time making 'aa in vestigation to determine ' whether or not changes are advisable la the Insurance rates of the city. He will ' be followed by an electrical Inspec tor who will go over the wiring of the city' business ho use. An an derwrtter' teat waa made thl af ternoon of the city' big fire- en gine, the machine being required to pump 1200 gallon of water continuously for 10 minutes. Cook with gaa . Clear, filtered sweew older al Brand' Road Stand. By the gallon or the g laaa. , n ' i For all the now read The New Review. Young Man $12.75 and $15.75 Home Cifts Worth . Giving Mantel Clocks JCWCI.CSIS
