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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1925)
EIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. 'WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1925. Announcing substantial reductions on entire remainder of holiday assortment at city's largest and most exclusive handkerchief booth. Our stock has been so depleted by the Christmas buying that we wish to close out as many as possible of those left. Lawn and Cotton Handkerchiefs Silk Handkerchiefs Linen Handkerchiefs Many left in season's brightest colorings with dainty edges in -" finest lace and motifed in ornate embroidery. . $1.25 Handkerchiefs :. 98c 75c Handkerchiefs ...1.59c $1.00 Handkerchiefs 79c 50c Handkerchiefs 39c 85c Handkerchiefs 69c 45c Handkerchiefs 35c Last Hour Suggestions: BATHROBES- ' SILK HOSE FANCY TOWELS $4.50 to $10.50 $1.00 to $2.50 Specials 45c to 98c MEN'S HOSE SILK BLOOMERS. VESTS SLIPPERS 75c to $1.00 YMt Over Holidays Misses Sarah and Lydla Christ- lan left this afternoon for Callfor- Make your Gift Selections here From our assortment of quality merchandise, FOR LADIES Silk Stockings $1.00, S1.S0, S1.7S, 2.00 Satin Boudoir Sllppsre -. 11.46, S1.BS felt 8llppers . 95c, 1.1.45, S1.65 Leather House Slippers : 1.5 SILVER SLIPPY VELVET SLIPPERS, SATIN SLIPPERS, PATENT SLIPPERS, KID SLIPPERS FOR MEN WALK OVER SHOES.AND OXFOROS Silk Sex Men'a Felt 8llppera Men's Leather Slippers.- Roseburg Booterie , IRVIN BRUNN SHOES THAT SATISFY AND FIT YOUR FEET PERKINS BLDO. ROSEBURG, ORE. TOYS at fncf nnH Tpcc w. --rev e ajlw ) -KJ Store all torn up for remodeling and must sacrifice on S these toys and Christmas goods. Big Line, Fine Lot to Choose from, and Remember, You Save lot when you buy Christmas goods here. GROUCH'S HARDWARE STORE 1 1 3 Sheridan St., opposite depot. ' Roseburg j LIBERTY THEATRE TONIGHT AND THURSDAY PETE MORRISON RAINBOW RANGERS A Western Comedy Drama of courageous deeds - . . and laughable doings. 10c Oregonian, Topics, Fables, Comedy 20c Coming Friday Xmas Day MONTY BANKS IN "KEEP SMILING" ZIP! LAUCHSI THRILLS 1 j The Last Day of Opportunity. for Late Shopper Thursday's Great Final Day Sale Handkerchiefs $1.29 to $4.50 Better Service Better Merchandise nin points, where they expert to visit relutlves over Christmas and 'New Years. -750 . $1.35, $1.45, $1.65. $1.75 Handkerchiefs $1.00 to $2.50 OAKLAND COUPLE WED. 8ol C Williams and Mary Cor der. both of Oakland, were mar ried Tuesday at the home of Mrs. 'J. E. McBride, 204 .Commercial Avenue. Both are well known I residents of Oakland, where they will make their bom?. The cere mony, which was - witnessed by 'close frlenda of the contracting parties, was performed by Rev. Knotts, pastor of the local Metho dist church. . . We make special sash and doors and cabinet work. L. W. Motiger. Cook wltb gas. Xmas Eve DANCING PARTY WIGWAM TAVERN THURS. EVE. DEC. 24TH Music by those SWANEE 6ERENAOER8 A Jitney 8peclal Feature P. F. HIRSCH Public Accountant ROSEBURG, ORE. Your Books Kept, Charge able by the Hour or by the Month. AUDITING v BOOKS OPENED AND CLOSED Inventories Figured "Drugleas Health Center" Dr. Harrison Folk Dr. Catherine McNeil Cbiropractlo and Electro Therapy Thompson Mineral Vapor Baths 127 W. Cans fbone 41 Roseburg Junk Co. 12 W. Washington We Buy All Klnda of Metal Rags, Sacks, Paper, Wool and Hides. PHONE 182,1 Dr. Rupert A. Moon t lectre-Ch Iropraoter Nerve and 8 pine Specialist 109 Perkins Bldg. Pbone SM DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the ItttlLff of Olaaaei 111 Jackson 8t Dr. H. C Church OPTOMETRIST Perkins -Ida, Reeeavrfl, Or. Pfiena as. 1 IE ' Mrs. Virginia 8. Buell, for the past thirty years a resident of Myrtle Creek, died at her borne yesterday after an Illness of more than four months. Mrs. Buell was born In Piatt county, Missouri, February 18, 1847, and crossed the plains with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S, C. Braden, while atlll a amall child. The family settled a short dist ance north of Roseburg, where ahe was married to F. C. Buell, re moving to Myrtle creek more than thirty years ago. i th. mother of elaht McDon,k1' 16' of Salt cn .1, of whom .nrX!'! w,,,er ,n bi no' " She waa children, six of whom survive. They are 8. L. Buell. Myrtle Creek; P. O. Buell, Dlllard; N. O. Buell. Roseburg; Mrs. R. R. Peters, Myrtle Creek; Mrs. H. P. Rice. Myrtle Creek and Mrs. M. F. Hire, Hoseburg. She also leavea aeven grand children and three great .grand children. . 1 ne funeral servires will De held at 2:30 p. m., Thursday, at the Christian Church in Myrtle Creek. Rev. Mow, pastor of the Roseburg Christian Church will officiate. Interment will take place in the Myrtle Creek ceme tery. o ' Window and plate glass for sale at Metiger'i. . , , . HIGHER PRICES FOR COFFEE NOW THREATEN U. '(Continued frdm Page 1.) gardlng cotton and wheat. "If we had tried to raise the price of wheat to a starring Eur ope," save the Morning Post, "we shouldn't have the face to complain of limitation of tbe price of rub ber." The Dally News finds American Indignation "distinctly amusing." and adds: "If England is laughing np her sleeve It la tbe first time since the war that ahe baa bad the oppor tunity." The Weatminlater Cazette com ments: "It Is difficult to maintain pa tience with a protest which seems mainly motivated by a fear that, throush sale of the one commodity America must buy from us, we Grange Home Coming DANCE AT GLIDE, DEC 26' Good Music .by ; THE GLIDERS Hearty Welcome to All Do You Need Money? We are. making loana on Roseburg residence and busi ness property. Monthly re payment plan. Attractive rates. We are loan agents for tbe Equitable Savings & Loan Association of Portland. Also we have private money for city loana and Eastern money for farm loana. G. W. YOUNG Sc SON ' INSURANCE 1 16 Cass St. Phone 417 FRANK A. TERRY Equitable Savings 4 Loan ' Stock Inquire of O. W. Young 8on, real state, or at Churchill Hard ware Co. Follow the Crowd to the Christmas DANCE AT THE Melrose Country Club FRIDAY, DEC. 25 DYNGE'S . ANCE EMONS Will play for you Be sure and be there and have your Christmas supper free. Gifts of Unusual Desirability Made of the famot Myrtle Wood from Coos County, READING LAMPS BRIDGE LAMPS NUT BOWLS TRAYS. BASKETS WORK BOXES and a score of other articles. Then don't forget to buy your Xmas Gro ceries here lowest prices 4 Free De liveries Daily. Maddox& Wetherell Phone 4)9 Jackson at Deer Creek Bridge - hall treat mean of paying our debt to ber." o I , ,1. ..- Uon at the bin New Years NoiM Ball at the Armory Dec Slat. BOY "COUNTESS" FAILS AS SINGER AS VOICE CRACKS (A-rcUUd fnm led Win.) SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 23. An-1 other "countess" has taken the,' count It was the demure "Count-! ess Zeldan Letrovlnskl," bent upon I attaining the heights of dramatic siaraom. But "her" voice waa changing and, when it cracked yesterday the "countess" turned out to be Jack house. In Salt Lake City his friends flittered him on his female Imper sonations In amateur appearances so Jack provided himself with a reminine wardrobe and aet out for San Francisco and dramatic fame. Hla alleged attempt to Increase his wardrobe wltb two women'a wigs and a fur coat from a department store led to questioning by police, who traced him to a downtown ho tel where he was atopplng. Under questioning bis vole cracked and the "countess" la using the city jail for a stage. SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Dec. 23. The arrest of Jack McDonald,' 17-year-old school boy in San Fran Cisco yesterday while masquerad ing aa a woman under the name of "Countess Zeldan Letrovlnski," waa no surprise to police here. For five weeks here while garbed in the latest feminine creations, he was registered at a local hotel un der the name of "Mrs. J. T. Mc Donald." Much of the finery had been stol en from tbe home of a relative, be revealed here when arrested on a charge of forging a check for $20. The charge waa dropped when his mother made the money good. Then the youth promised to remain at borne and continue his studies at tbe Blngbam, Utah, high school. uut ne ran away again. He waa next heard from at Wells, Nevada. Many of the Beau Brummela there paid court to the "dashing Mrs. Me- uonaio. - widow. It waa revealed. when he again returned home. Word of bia arrest last nisht was the first received of him In nearly a month, as he- again had disap peared with some 1100 which his mother had saved, and most of her nest apparel. "I have done everything I could for that boy," aald Mrs. J. T. Mc Donald, bis mother. "He baa cost me more than $2,000 and I am still paying debts he contracted In de partment stores, where he had countless articles of women's wearing apparel charged to me." Mrs. McDonald aaid ahe intend ed to urge -the authorities to com mit the youth to some correctional Institution. The management of the new Oriental Gardens. Roseburg's most elaborate ball room, have decided not to open this wonder palace un til after Jan. 1st So the Swanee Serenaders are making the New Years dance an affair long to be remembered. SEE US GO. Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 1S9-L. DAILY WEATHER REPORT TJ. S. Weather Bureau. local of fice, Roseburg, Oregon. 24 boors ending 5 a. m. Precipitation In Ins. 4 Hundredths Highest temperature yesterday si Lowest temperature last night 61 Precipitation, last 24 hours 61 Total preclp. since 1st month S.66 Normal preclp. for this month S.12 Total preclp. from Sept 1, H25, to date ... - J 53 Average preclp. from Sept. 1 1877 12 57 Total deficiency from Sept. 1. 1925 : 2.74 Average precipitation for 4 wet Seasons. (September to May Inclusive) si. Rain tonight and Thursday! moderate temperature, WM. BELL. Meteorologist. HSSIHM. I Make a ARTSTYLE CHOCOLATES Your Gift This Christmas The Wonder Box Makes the Wonder Gift "A Package Within a Package" Show Your Taste for Good Candy by Giving ARTSTYLE CHOCOLATES The Crinoline PacSiage - This assortment will win you. Al mond Clusters. Nougatlnrs. Chocolate Covered Dates. Coffee, Peach and Strawberry Creams, Raisins, Fig, Im barry. Vanilla Pecans, Cocoanut. Pis tachio, Vanilla Cream and Filbert Cluster. 43 pieces and every one a delightful surprise. $J 60 pound box NATHAN FULLERTON tie? Roseburg raw TODAY I LOST Out of car. brown illk um- ore a. Phono B7-R. FOR SALE Round oak cook wood. 13.50 per tier, .phone 19F12. FOR-SALE Olil growth fir wood". Price 1350 tier. Phone 14F15. Melton Bros. CiVEHIM . a . Bosch windshield cleaner for Xmaa. I O. Devaney, 40 W. Cass Bt. FOR SALE 2nd hand household goods In good condition. 426 West Douglas. FOR SALE. 1920 Ford roadster. First class condition, $126. 112 Brockway. Phone 202LL FOR SALE Floor show case see . Torrey at the Monogram. Want- ted, small cash register. FOR RENT Six-room plastered bouse, on pavement, near round house. Inquire 875 Hoover St. WANTED Work carpentry or con crete. Reasonable ratea, reliable service. Carpenter, News-Review. FOR-8ALE Hand qulfted winter quilt. Bargain at $25. See for yourself. Jennie Downing, Cleve land, Ore. WANTED TO BORROW $1500 for 90 days, good Roseburg real es tate as security. Address Box 1178, Roseburg. FOR RENT A bungalow for rent in Ramona Court Modern, partly furnished or unfurnished. 1124 Corey Ave. FOR RENT 6-roora house ail built over new, garage at River side. $18 per month. J. W. Toll man. Riverside. ftO.VT DRIVE BLMDF6LDE In the rain and fog. Let us Install a ' Bosch electric windshield clean er on your car. L. O. Devaney, 406 W. Cass St WILL YOU have to earn your own living? Prepare NOW! Learn stenography. Evening claasea atart Tuesday, Dec. 29. Low rate. Phone 161-R evenings. BICVCEESTOTTXMXS- Buy and aave. Our pricea are right so are the bicycles. Key fitting and locksmithing. Rose burg Cyclery. 835 N. Jackson St FOR SALE B-flat, low pitch Buf fet clarinet Bohem system. 17 keys, full aet rings, leather case, music stand, swabs, band cap and coat, also good mandolin, all for $850. P. Cayler.Phone18-J. FOR SALE 1924 Star touring, $225 cash. Will go quick at thia price, so answer at once. Give your address and I will bring It in to show you. This price only good until Dec. 31st Box 400, News-Review. TWO DAYS BEFORE Christmas! What shall I get my wife? Oh. I know what la sure to hit I'll go to the Roseburg Book Store and get one of Dr. Banks' good books! We'll read It Christmas afternoon. OUR- MONTHLY payment plan makea loana easy to pay. We now have funda available for mort gage loans on improved city property. No commission. No delay. Lmpq.ua Savings and Loan Association. Douglas Abstract Building. FOR SALE Blue suit, nearly new, size 38, cost $37.50 will sell for $10, and a grey overcoat, cost $12.50. will seU for $8.60, and greenish mackinaw, cost $12.50 will sell for $5, or will sell all for $20; also many other things for boys or amall men, 858 Mil ler street. USED-CAR BARGAINST Good Ford I 75 125 1 250 385. 325 Good Dodge . 21 Ford Coupe 21 Dodge Touring '21 Page Touring Overland Touring 22 Dodge Touring '24 Star Sedan 126 475 476 650 '24 Chev. Sedan 24 Spec. Six Studa. Road 1150 24 Big Six Studa., 7 pass. Touring 975 We have good Dodge Com mercial 350 Star Light Delivery . 350 All the above cars In good con dition. We will trade and give easy terms. Chrysler Dealers, 527 N. Jackson. Box of A most delicious assortment of Fancy Du harry. Braiil Nuts, Choco late Covered Caramels and Nouga tines. Butterscotch. Walnut Halrea, Almond Clusters. Pecan Clusters, Chocolate Covered Dates, Cocoa nut, Vanilla and Fruit Creams and Sweet Chocolate Fancies, all hand dipped In the finest chocolate you have ever tasted. $ J .60 pound box Store Oregon Special Xmas Dinner Roseburg Hotel Grill Lane and Sheridan " ' . ' : , - SOUP ' ' Oyster Soup f RELISH . f Waldorf Salad Roast Turkey and Celery Dressing with Ciblet 1 Gravy, 75c ' Chicken Fricassee and Home Made Noodles, SOc Fried Chicken on Toast, SOc Roast Chicken and Dressing, 50c VEGETABLES Brussel Sprout en Cream ' Mashed Potatoes DESSERT Choice of Mince Pie, Hot or Cold, or Pudding CAXYOSiVlMS WOMAN DEAD. " Mrs. Mary Jane Brown died on Monday, December 21, at tbe home of her daughter, Mr. E. H. Billings at Canyonvllle, at the age of 84 years.- Services will be held at the home and Interment will take place at the Masonic cemetery of this city at 2 p. m. on Thursday. FOR RENT Furnished two-room apartment, 646 8. Pine. - lWAWFULLY HARD TO B LIEVE But It coata nothing to find out. Here are 20 acres of full bearing apples in Garden Valley that cost the owner over seven thousand dollars. Neces sity compela him to aell now and you are offered clear title to this fine property for sixteen hun dred dollars. Located en good road near river. Some build ing. Full Information LAW RENCE AGENCY, 125 Casa Street. Phone 219. FOl'R"LIVE-WIRE8P0RTSMEN-Can make this a paying proposi tion; 40 acres located in the beat spot In Douglas county for bunt ing: IS acres plow land; small bouse; new barn; finest water ' aupply in Oregon; - build a log bungalow lodge; give a caretak er what he caa make for keep ing the place In order. Clear title for aiz hundred dollars. One hundred cash, balance five years at 6. Get full Information at LAWRENCE AGENCY, 126 Cass Street Phone 219. 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 possession. Then alt back and enjoy them free from worry safeguarded by dependable insurance. aim it; sum Big Dance at TILLER CHRISTMAS EVE December 24 Good Music everybody welcome. Come and have a good time. Christmas Dinner at SUTHERLIN HOTEL Turkey and Chicken . Price $1.00 Per Plate The Pioneer Chiropractor DR. M. H. PLVLER Phone 1S2 Lane and Rose St. What I Life' Greatest Olftf Health, Without a Ooubt Do you want to Live Long and Well? There I nothing better known for Health than Chiropractic TONIGHT and TOMORROW SPECIAL RETURN SHOWING AT POP. ULAR PRICES IX)UGLAS FAIRBANKS In "The Thief of Bagdad" 10c 25c CAROL SINGERS AND BAND TO BE HEARD XMAS EVE Groups of Chrbtmas carol singer- will be on the streets from 7 to 8 p. m. on Thurs- day night, followed at 8 o'clock by the Douglas Conn- ty Concert Band. The singers will be members of the Camp Fire Girls' organization. They will alng at the community tree at the corner of Cass and Jackson street, and will sing also at other places through- out the city and to people 4) shut In by illness. Groups from churches will also sing to the invalids and at public places. At 8 o'clock the Douglas 4 County Concert Band will pa- rade, playing march and aa- : cred numbers and will feature tbe Christmas carol "Joy to the World." with Mrs. Fred Strang singing Willi band ac- , companlment at the commun- ity tree. - ! I Leavea For Grant Fa Mrs. A. J. Ford, nt this city, left this morning for Grants Pass, ! where she will meet Mr. and Mrs. IW. L. McDonald, who will return 'here with ber and spend tbe : Christmas holiday aa guesta at her home. We carry a complete line of the finest ranges made at lowest prices. Powell Furniture Co. BIO CHRISTMAS DANGE AT LONG'S HALL Coles Valley XMAS NIGHT Friday, December 25 Musie By ' 8UTHERLIN ORCHESTRA Everybody come have a Jolly good time TONITE SHE WAS A FLOWER HIDDEN IN THE jMsV shadow W A TOD "-r. TAD OUrNTNfS IN Alt enettirt Ueeei-eilJ riii, Um Cheaev hm tit. f mtmt ne at ftt mrcer m TnL Bake, Ike VmtrikMffaKl IT WILL THRILL YOU I IT WILL TOUCH YOUk HEART I Ml MAE BUSCH MATT MOORE . Ifrf , C A. 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