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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1925. 1 HOSIERY ; ; ; Makes the perfect gift : What is more acceptable to women than the Christ mas Gift of lovely hosiery? Thread silk and chif fon, of the finest qualities, as perfected by ' the highest art of, the Hummingbird and Kayger Mills full fashioned and reinforced come in all the season's newest shades. ' : . Slippers ' For any of the fnmlly, thuy are a choice gift. We ham them for little tot, and old as well. Comfortable, naay fitting .either frit or satin. - 51.00, $1.85, 52.50 Desirable Gifts Never has our stock offered so many suggestions for Christmas. ' True to our tradition as the lead ing Gift Store in the city, you will find here the " most complete assortments t j. Coats, dresaea, dress materials, brassieres, fine !, lingerie, siilt vests, gowns, bloomers,' bath 1 robes, .towels, . flowers, umbralia, dolls . vanity cases pumps, -slippers, handkerchiefs, boudoir caps only a few days left ' ' ' ' ' Better Service Better Merchandise fUTear them'"" t Work hard to make your 'bust; ness success. - Spend money freely to make your home a delight. Take pleasure In acquiring wealth of possession. Then alt back and enjoy them free from worry safeguarded by dependable Insurance. iwiimtciiH . Liberty Theatre r ' ' Tonight Thursday , jsAlOORF flCTURtSj MJCIIAKI GASTON CLASS nOftcNCt tURNf THE SCREEN SURPRISE OF THf SEASON. GORGEOUS 'sets ano beautiful cos- r TUMEB. . . ' Fables, Topics, Oregonian :, 'Ths Adventures of r ?; l:" ' Mazie" ! ' j. 1WC .tc Coming Friday, Saturday 'Camille of the Barbary '"Coast" with Mae Busch !.. 1 n .... a - ' 1 ana vwen ivioore Men's' Gifts Our new storks of wool and Ilk sox. mufflers, ties, hand kerchiefs, Kartnri, shirts, sweaters, slippers, etot, offer an unbeatable selection from which to choose the man's gift Prices -..' 25c, 50c to $1.00 of all the gifts desirable. Roseburg Junk Co. . -12 W. Washington W Buy' All Kinds of Metal, Rags, Saciss, Paper, Wool and ' .. 1 ' - Hides. . PHONE 1B2-J The Pioneer Chiropractor . DR. M. H. PLYLER Phone 152 I.ane and Rose Sis. What Is Life's Greatest Qlftf Health, Without a Doubt Health, without a doubt It la the basis of every ' worthwhile act or achievement Get health through Chiropractic ''Druglesa Health Canter" Dr. Harrison Folk Dr. Catherine McNeil . ' Cblropractlo and Electro Therapy Thompson Mineral Vanor Bath 257 W. Cass Phone 491 . Dr. Rupert A. Moon KlMtro-Chlrepraetor Nerve and Spin Specialist t0 Perkins Bide Pbone 554 DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist fn th fttUi.g of O lasses 116 Jackson St Dr. H. C. Church OPTOMETRIST Parkin Bids. ' Roseburg, Ora. Phone aa RADIO We are distributors tor these popular sets: . Zenith. (Irehe, Ptewart War ner and (Jllflllan Nrtitmdyna. W have these popular speak ers: llartman, tlrandes, Stewart Warner and Karrand Con UMPQUA Battery Station Comer Douglas and Jackson I lloschurg, Or. A. B. TAYLOR, Prop. ANNOUNCEMENT! . We regret that the rush of Christmas . business and lack of space resulting' there- ' from,, makes it impossible for us to go ahead with plans for this year's , DOLL SHOW . The dolls already entered will be re warded and we wish to thank those who have taken interest. It is only be cause it is imperative to do. so that we call the 'dhow off.' . 1 Better Service Do You Need Money? We are making loans on Roseburg residence and busi ness property. Monthly re payment plan.- Attractive rates. We are loan agenta for tbe 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 1 16 Cast St. Phone 417. FRANK A. TERRY Equitable Savings A Loan 8tock . , Inquire of t . O. W. Young & Son, real estate, or at Churchill Hard ware Co. DANCE olaLla HALL December 19 COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS Music Will Start at 8:30 Fred Haynes f.-t . i .?!.; DRUGS SUNDRIES ' u . ' , Christmas Cards ' and Seals ! ; .;' rv Jackson 8treet near Douglas WATCH CLOCK AND JEWELRY REPAIRING My New Shop la at 111 8. Jackaon St Bring In your work and gft quick, honest service, W. E. Clingenpeel lfrgTTTTTTOIITOIgTTTniIgTy DANCE AT LONG'S HALL Coles Valley SATURDAY NIGHT DECEMBER 1 Music By . SUTHERLIN ORCHESTRA Real Music A Real Crowd Come. Those Hot Jazz Hounds D YNGE'S ANCE EMONS Will Entertain You at the Public DANCE Melrose Country Club Saturday Eve., Dec. 19 Frrf Supper at Midnight '"UIt!UtI Better Merchandise ' '. ' SOVIET CALLS FOR , DISARMAMENT AND i END OF TALKFEST ' (AisocbUd Pfta UukI Wte.) 1 ! PARIS. Dec. 17. An official InV vltatlon to participate In the work) of preparing for an International disarmament conference waa sent to the Russian Soviet government; today through Premier Brland aa president of the League of, ..'a-' uona council. ; t i i . , , i i v t Foreign Minister. Tchltcberin- qf Soviet Russia, visiting Paris, was quoted on Tueaday aa declaring to the newspapermen: I "The Soviet cannot accept the Invitation to the preparatory dis armament conference because we fear it will prove only dilatory In terference. We hold that disarma ment should proceed at once. We ' ness to take the part in a real dls- armament discussion. - We are against years of security dlscus- ! slon as preliminary . to , disarma ment.'' 1 ' ' ' ' : CANDV CANES' ' I CANDY CANE3 All size. 60 to 20c. Don't wait, I get them now at Pettey'a Confec tionery. 229 N. Jackson SL OAKLAND JIU'(J BTOKK , . . HOLD LAfr WEEK. An Important business deal was effected at Oakland last week, when the Highway Corner Drug Store, owned by L. P. Rapp'and E. E. Halnea, was sold to C. A. De Vore, recently of Portland, and Mr. Spong, of Elkton. The owners took charge of their new establishment venter, ilny, and have a complete new. stock. They will carry all drugs and. sundries, and buve a foun. tain service, and will also serve light lunches. Mr. Pe Vore Is the son of Dr, John De Vore, formerly of Oak land, Is well known, and Is a registered pharmacist. Mr. Spong Is also well known In the Oak land vicinity. The new owners will conduct the drug store In the same satisfactory manner as In the past, and expect .to have day and nigh, aervlce. We carry a complete line of th finest ranges made at lowest prices. Powell Furniture Co Big Xmas Eve Dance Wigwam Tavern A Great Dancing, Floor Excellent Music. A Good Time for Everybody. - 8WANEE SERENADERS . MUSIC Jitney Dancing JITNEY DANCE AT MOOSE HALL Friday, Dec. 18 Music By Pap's Peppy Players Come and Strut Your Stuff Big Dance AT Dixon ville Saturday Nite, Dec 19 It's Different A Real Crowd, A Real Time, Real Music by The Gliders ' ; All Come city schools rd cMSe" " Klt HOLIDAY WKI.KMAY ' Th city schools will close on Wednesday evening tor theChrlst. reas holidays whlen -will last un ill Monday. January 4. By dis missing Wednesday afternoon, the teachers whose homes are In other part' of the state, will have an opportunity 16 reach' their homes before Chrlsmas. Many of the grades are preparing Chrislmaa programs to lie given next week. ' Cook with gas. NO PLEA BEFORE MILITARY BODY FOR MITCHELL (Continued from Pace The evidence before this court bears out there facts In their en tirety, it has been shown that at present we have only one standard plane In the service. - "Secretary Weeks and Indirectly the President were wrongly and untruthfully Informed as to tbe condition of our aviation and our national defense by the persons furnishing the data on which bis letter was based. 'This court baa refrained from ruling whether the truth In this case constitutes an - absolute de fence or not. "To proceed further with the case would serve no useful pur pose. "I have therefore directed my counsel to entirely close our part of the proceedings without argu ment ' -. ' Head Hunter Outdone.. After the defr-Tse .counsel hn.l sgrtin vrefused to make a ciorg argument, Colonel Sherman More Ir.nd, chief of the prosecution coun sel, summoned up the'evlUence. He declared that It was not necessary to prove that any breach of disci pline actually had resulted , from C lonel Mitcii-'H's conduct "All that la required is to prove the statement (Colonel Mitchell's statement attacking the war and navy departments) and the publi cation thereof," he added, "and there our responsibility rests." The truth or falsity or the Mit chell statement, he contended, did not establish a defense for the ac cused under provisions of the court martial manual. Colonel Mitchell' statement, said the prosecutor, had been Is sued at San Antonio at a time chos en "to strike the hearts and souls of the people" while they were hor rified at the Shenandoah disaster. Within 36 hours after the wreck of the dirigible he continued, -the Associated Press bad delivered the statement to more than 1200 r.evw papers throughout the countr. The prosecution counsel compar ed Colonel Mitchell' taciics to those of Flllpinio savages. "When It comes to bead bunting In the United States army." he said, "It Is time for the army lo disband." I I j Hoat.vltn gas. EX-SERVICE MEN TO HAVE GOOD TIME FRIDAY EVENING An excellent program has been arranged for the entertainment to be given tomorrow evening by Umpqua Post of the American Le Rlon for all ex-service men of the county. Music and stunts of vari ous kinds will occupy the - early part of the evening, after which Dr. E. B. Stewart state command er of the American Legion' will make s short talk followed by ten rounds of boxing and two wrestling bouts. These matches will be well worth seeing. All ex-service men of the county are Invited to be guests of the le gion post on that evening, whether or not they are membera. The meeting h one to promote a spirit of fellowship and so charges will be made for either the entertainment- or the feed which will follow. BORN MATTHEWS To Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Matthews, at their home In Millwood, Wednesday, December 16, 1925, a girl. Cook with ras Gifts a Woman Appreciates New Silver Slippers New Satin Slippers New Velvet Slippers New Patent Slippers New Kid Slippers New Silk Hosiery , New Satin Boudoir Slippers New Leather House Slippers New Felt House Slippers Men like to say they wear our "Walk Over. ' Shoes" "Mission Knit Hose" and House Slippers of lasting comfort ROSEBURG BOOTERIE IRVIN BRUNN ho That Satisfy and Fit . Vsur Feet Perkins BM. Resebars ' baby. ; buggy. IJST Parker fountain pen and pencil. Leave at News-Review. ... FOR .'KENT 6-roorn. unfurnished cottaKe. Inquire 644 8. Pine. . F"OR"TtNT Two large front room 'apartments; fin place, -S44- St Jackson. ' v44 - t WANTED Calpenter work by Mi? day or contract. Call at 108 N. ; Jackson St. " FfrR SALE Two excellent ahow cases at bargain prices. Inquire , at the R. A. Pllcher Co.' store, i , jHfiAHE GOING llkThofcakes; I w What? Dr. Banks' fine new honks at the Roseburg Book Store. Get; your copy today. f0R8AlW-Srr oak block . and .' stove wood. All under abed and dry. Phone 280-J. O. E. Gardner. P"ORSALE Old growlbspllt oak 16-incb wood, 14 per tier deliver ed. E. L. Thompson, R. t,, Box 113. - FOR SALE Ladies eastern mink fur coat See at J. C. Breler Co. between hours 10 a. m. and 1 p. ' m. Saturday, Dec 19th. . ATrIN 15 LITTLE SO B URBAN HOME i-rooma, city lights and ; water, large lot 100x100. 'Will sell on easy terms. ' How anch can yon - pay down! , Price . 11300. Bog 133. FOR SALE I have some nice va ennt lots very reasonable; If you want a home In city, or farm 1 will show you my best ' values first. Chas. Kyes, 826 N. Jackson St. ' ' ' MODERN APARTMENT TfOR RENT Best three-room furnish ed apartment In Roseburg for the money; centrally located; ground floor; well furnished. Price 120. LAWRENCE AGEN CY, 12S Cass Street. Phone 219. WANTED Woman as a house keeper in city, must be compe tent to do general bouse work for man and three children all of school age. . Phone. 285-Y or write P. O. box 372, Roseburg, Oregon. i ARE YOU COLD? We have heat ers for that Ford car from $1.25 up. Does the rain interfere with your driving? We have both hand and automatic windshield clean ers, and the price is right. GIVE autoraobilo acceaaorlea . -for Christmas. Lockwood Motor Co. FOR SALE One yearling Jersey bull at $55, also one 8 weeks old bull calf at $25, f. o. b. my farm. Will furnisb registration pa pers. This 1b 8t Mawea breeding of high class. Also some very fine 1 Collie "and Shepherd pupa, na tural heelera at $10 each. S. M. Snell, Drain, Ore. WOULD YOU BE INTERESTED IN ANYTHING? If so what do yon think of this? 20 acres in full bearing apples - and some mixed fruit; borders on main hard surfaced road; small bouse; barn and other Improvements; good water supply; part of this land is choice river ' bottom. Clear title to the whole works for $1600. LAWRENCE AGEN CY, 125 Cass Street. Phone 219. A-FEW MORE articles to be offer Saturday :. at 10 ed at tbe Auction Sale, at 1002 Prospect street, at 10 o'clock a. m. 1 mowing scythe, 76 foot one Inch rope and block, 1 kettle, 8 gallons; 1 wire stretch er, 2 post augers (7 and 9 inch), 1 library table, 1 kitchen cabi net 1 cross-cut saw. 1 buck saw. 1 grindstone and other . articles Stovall,. owner, M. C. Radabaugh, auctioneer. CLOSING-OUT SALE As stated heretofore I am selling all my entailer tracts and bldg. lot and am selling for unreasonably low prices. I am not reserving any property. I am opening up a tract of 30 bldg. lots this week, all sewers in and paid. Clear title with gbstract $225 to $500. 8 of the lota have pavement in and all paid at these prices. None of the above property has ever been offered for sale before. Just being platted now. If you ever expect to want a building I lot thla is your opportunity. Sev-1 eral good highway business i stands in thla tract. Can be bad mnll Ti a vtti unt snrf halaneA in suit. I Invite comparison of prices and property. Pohne 419-Y or call 355 South Main St by appointment. t TONITB ONLY a Conway Tearle Madge Kennedy -IN- 'Bad Company A Dramatic Expos of Life on Broad way. Start Tomorrow ' BUCK JONES In "Durandof the Bad Lands" rOR 8AtEr-Bed Phone ja-Lv Comedy 10c News 20c t : ' Friendly Organization The Roseburg 'eqdlppel to. serve the people splen-( dtdiy a friendly orxanliati .n back, ed. by experience, strength and ef-j fiolency..' ' .'. ...,. ' TheRosebuiBNatibnal Bank X NOTICE Send your Christmas tree and mistletoe order to Peo- . pie 'Supply or call 1018 Military St Also good $1S tricycle for sale cheap. ' $4,000 ON" ' SOL'Trf STEPHENS ST. 5-room, new, modern, plas tered house, built Ins, cement basement, garage, - paved drive way. 1500 down. ' 12400 NEW STUCCO HOME RIVERSIDE f , Tooms. modern, two large lots, good garden soil, garage. 1460 down. .'.( : . $2150 SOUTH ROSEBURG 4 room, new plastered, modern, garage, excellent light fixtures, coxy little bom. f250 down; $20 month. t . WANTED TO EXCHANGE -$2500 HOME SOUTH R08RBURG . FOB ACREAGE - TRACT, 1M ( PROVED. E. K. McLENDON. 1 REAL ESTATE, 224 PERKINS . BLDG. ' ' ' S Shoes for Xmas! 2 . : 3 S ...Make.youjr gift selections at our. Shoe Store, where .. J 'K you.get.t-he pest at tne lowest prices., .Specially de-; ; S ' sir eable 16r gifts5 a our" '"'"'"'''"' ; 8 V i,. ., II Boy Scout 1 4-inch t V Scout. Rocket Knifa witnjact) air. i ' S ' Ladies' and Gentlemen i Fell Slippers Silk'Hosiery, S Dress Shoes; Every Day Shoes, - School Shoes; S A. H. PERRIN 1 111 w est Cass ; J - DENTISTRY I d rBy "ft DR. NERBAS MASONIC BLDG. . r PAINLESS EXTRACTION , GAS WHEN -DESIRED - PYORRHEA CURED REGULATING PHONE 488 ANTLERS THEATRE LAST TIME TONITE Cecil B. DeMille's 10c "FEET OF CLAY" 25c ; ' A Paramount Feature With Rod LaRocqu, Vara Reynolds, Rieardo Cortex, Julia Fay, ' Theodore Kesloff, Robert Edeson. Victor Varconl STARTS TOMORROW fir 7; ZANDER iGREAT fTHB most rip-roaring Urn X rvor screened, with Martaa Dafic ia hr greatest cotei Inm Ot Hit Mm Htl PM4 miw fry Fmm Mirtu MtlMf" SS JmsS ltrlM MnU y Cots. WulUa HU1 . A Cosmopolitan Production ItOMPWJUWsy jcy Special Music by GRACE TRULL AND DONALD PARKER National Bank 'Is . Ook wtth 'caa. Arundel, piano tuner, none 189-L. i o ' FOR 'SALE Canary birds, singer .... guaranteed 1034 Winchester -Bt FOR SALE Mowing machine and hay rake, $76 for tire two. R. Jennie, Edenbower. . . ' FORSALE8aw-inlll, 8 M. capa city In Al condition with planr : and 120 acre good timber, 3 ' mites off the highway but on godi road. Fred C. Johnson, Box 93, .Myrtle Creek, Ore. E. K. McLENDON, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE ' $600 LARGE LOT LAURELWOOD Very desirable' building aite. Very low terms. : $2800 8-ROOM HOME RIVER-, 'SIDE 8 level lotf. c4ty' -water,, ' electric lfghts, poultry house 200 chickens, all fenced. SOMB TERMS. Boots and Remington 4 Roseburg 9 S 1 V J r) MARION DAVIES in a thrilling . ofnedxj-drama W the West to-dau ' wiaji