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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, THURSDAY. JANUARY 7. 1926. V LOCAL NEWS X Mr. Valentine Visitor , j J. D. Valentine, manager of the Douglas Park Stock Farm, near Sutherlln, was a business visitor In Roseburg yesterday afternoon. From tillili Casebeer, of Glide, spent yester day afternoon attending to busi ness matter In Koseburg. Alters Flapjacks always go big with "regular fellow" ap rentes! bavory, golden ljJTffiSO the "inner man" I And a flour can give you! For a round of warming smiles every wintry morning Flapjack Flour "Albert ttandi for Better Brejuu . . ! T nPAl NFWS KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. . Vi In Yesterday ATTENTION Initiation of officers on Tuesday, Dec. 12. Public is 0. C. Brown motored from IMx- r cordially invited to attend onvllle yesterday and spent sever- these ceremonies. al hours looking after business af-; W. C. HARDING, Sec. fairs. You will find real enjoyment In the "Gypsy Festival" and the From Wllbu Mrs. H. C. Hill and small daugh- rlever number, on the CIrls' Clubt j wnbar Bpent yesterday af odvil procram at hlBb aehool, tPrnoo visiting and shopping in January 15. From Glendala Jumes W. Graham, Clendale resident, was a visitor In Rose burs yesterday and transacted business for several hours. Rose burg. Llnht Globes, 40. SO or 60 watt at the small price, 23c. Powell Furniture Co. . From Glendale Anions the out of town visitors . yealerdny to visit anil attend to ' ' business mutters here for several , hours was E. Kafer of Glendale. Returns From Coast Mrs. H. McClillan has returned to Koseburg from Marshfield, where she has been visiting with her daughter over the holiday season. Spends Day Among the out of town visitors, to spend a .few- hours here today attending to business affairs was P. G. Gary of Riddle. t Returns Home C. Purdon returned to his home at Table Creek this morning after spending a few days here visiting and purchasing supplies. Eat barbecue sanoVlehet and live forever. ' Clearance Sale Having purchased the West Side Crocery and having a stock of Men's 8ml Hoys' Clothing on hand, which must be closed out to make more room, we will sell tJiis slock at greatly reduced prices, many articles at cost. This stock consists of Phocs, Rubbers, Hyps Rubber Shoes, Work and Dress Shirts,. Under Clothes, Socks, Hats, Caps, etc.. Overalls and Trousers. Also Women's Rubber Boots and Women's and Children's Rubbers. West Side Store Returns to Salem Hon. O. P. Ctoshow returned to' Salem, yesterday on Shasta 12 af ter spending a day bere looking after legal matters. Ml Rraham He Miss Ruth Graham, advertising solicitor for the Oregon Grange Bulletin, of Portland, was a visi tor in Roseburg today. Dr. Cola Visitor Dr. Cole, of Myrtle Creek, spent several hours here yesterday at tending to business affairs, return ing home In the afternoon; tnm Oakland Clyde Beckley, Oakland resi dent, was among those to visit and transact business In Roseburg for several hours yesterday. From Yonealla Ernest Neal returned to Yon ealla yesterday afternoon after j I visiting and attending to business affairs here for a short time. j To Visit In South ! A. H. Magee, or the Soldiers Home, leaves tomorrow on a two ' months furlough, which will be' spent In Berkeley, Calif. . i Visitors In Town Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mathls, of Deer Creek, motored here yester day and spent the afternoon visit-: Ing and transacting business. From Melrose Among those from the rural dis tricts to attend to business mat ters here for a few hours yester day was ChaS. Slubbs, of Melrose. . From Oakland ' Mrs. J. F. Stafford returned to : her home at Oakland yesterday afternoon after visiting and shop ping in Roseburg during the day. , On Business ' ' Among the out of town visitors yesterday to attend to business matters and visit here for a few hours was George Norman, of mho. r : k -rare reTt-x.r,x,-,iTt-.j tjmn.tvtrrrn-trxtxxj It requires special experi ence and ability to prop erly move and transport a piano- If you want your moved without Injury let , us p.ear from you. We aim to pleat H. S. FRENCH TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Phona 220 Dance, Entertainment, Concert rbn " 1 1 L. Dixon and Wm. Dixon, re-' sldents of Dixonvllle, were visi tors In Roseburg yesterday, spending several hours attending to business affairs. ' Leava For Portland ! I H. O. Pargeter and H. ' O. Brown left last night for Portland where they will be gone for a few days. They will attend the Btate meting of fire patrol. lllrth Of Son i Word has been received here of the birth of a son, James Wil iliam, to Mr. and Mrs. W. L.. Nel son. of Dallas, Oregon. January 1 6. Mrs. Nelson was formerly Miss' ! Margaret Lacy of this city, and1 lis well known here. ( j Dr. Derfllnger Here Dr. E. R. Derfllnger, Btate live stock Inspector, with headquarters 'at Salem, accompanied by Mrs. I Derfllnger, arrived here yester day, and will spend a short time looking arter business anairs. Returnlna Home- Mrs. J. H. Dolan and daughter. Miss Henrietta Dolan. who have been visiting here over the holiday season, will leave tomorrow for Ruckles, where Miss Dolan Is a teacher In the schools. Returns to California Arfhte Drtiekei who haa been visiting relatives and friends here durina the oast week or so, ten this morning for Dunsmulr, Cal., where he is employed by the Southern Pacific company. Visltlna In City- Mrs. Arrie Graham and little daughter and Mrs. I. C. Veil are visiting at the Black home In this city. . Mrs. Graham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Black, resides In Melrose, New Mexico, anil Mrs. Veil is from Wichita Falls. Texas. Mrs. Allle Veil, another daughter of the Blacks, who has been visit ing here, left last week for her borne In San Francisco. The Douglas County Concert Band, assisted by g some of Roseburg' best talent will give a fine en- g tertainment, followed by a Jitney Dance FridaylEvening,. Jan.1 8th i at the Gobbler's Hall, Oakland, Oregon Beginning at 8 o'clock, preceding the dance, the band will give a fine program, featuring Mrs. Fred Strang, who will sing three beautiful selections with band accompaniment. Miss Peggy Conlee WILL FEATURE THE LATEST STYLES IN DANCING accompanied by a strictly up-to-the-minute orches tra. Other numbers of equal importance. There will be over an hour of entertainment, designed to keep you on tip-toe for the full period, after which a jitney dance to the latest selections in dance music, will be given. You are all cordially invited. Admission: Adult 35c, Children 10c Wins Promotion Delmar Barnes, son of Mr. and Mr. L. J. Barnes, of this city, who Joined the aviation service of the V. S. navy in 1917, has won promotion to the rank of warrant officer, bis parents having Just received word to that effect Con stant study and application to his duties enabled Delmar to pass the examination for the position, which held at San Diego, Calif. Under service regulations,. Delmar must remain in his new rsnk for six years before further advance ment la attainable and he will have to apend the next twelve months at sea. His duties will In clude periodical practice la the airplanes. I, incite M V9 cart -Tri-v 'Jjf ifct r tri fr'l , f hertiMt If III II jg K, HUM. ' fc zl M.S. ROSEBURG BOOTERIE Cleans House The Most Thorough and Complete Houseclean ing Ever Attempted. . ALL RECORDS SHATTERED A woman cleans house more thoroughly than a man and so it is in this case MRS. BRUNN NAMES THE PRICE and it takes a lot of nerve to cut prices as deeply as these, but it has been done. Here's a few examples of the way it was done. Well, Irv, here's some Satin Slippers you bought to sell for $7.50, and they've been in the house too lone. ' Let's give 'em away for a dollar; and here's a lot. of patents in odd sizes and some Kid Slippers and some Suede Shoes. Now, see, you have . over three hundred pair in that lot to sell for a dollar. Well, if I don't miss myguess, you won't have a pair of these left in the house in less than a week. And so it went all over the store. The stock has been combed and every pair of odds and ends, short and discontinued j -i i -i u:u '- ? styles, in tauiea snuca, iuw siiuca, uiuui cu a shoes and low shoes, 'men's shoes for dress and work and oxfords, have been singled out, prices put on them that ought to sell the thou sands of pairs in this sale in the short time allotted for it. You'll say the same thing it won't be her fault if every pair is not sold. . OPENING Saturday, Jan. 9 Ladies Here's a snap. Hundreds of pairrs of latest style slippers in satin patent, and kid. . This season's latest in gore effects, buckles and straps, selling regularly for $7.50, $8.00, $8.50 and $9.50; now at a clearance price of JC QC , - $ Men here's a golden opportunity af forded you by our Semi-Annual Clear ance. You have never been offered quality footwear at thes4 TREMEN DOUS REDUCTIONS BEFORE. Quality footwear in a clearance at prices that spell W-A-L-K. Look at the way we have grouped these and pre pare to save on your 1 926 Shoe Bill. $2.85 $3.85 $4.855.85 ' OXFORDS $3.85 $4.85 $5.85 LADIES SAMPLE OXFORDS Sizes 3, 4, 4, widths A and B Regular $8 to $10 values Ladies' Satin Q c Boudoirs V J $1.95 $2.95 Four Groups of. Ladies Low Shoes, all of which are near cost, at cost or below cost '3.85 $4.85 Odd Lines Mens' Hi-Cuts Values to $12.00 $3.85 $4.85 '5.85 - ODDS AND ENDS ' Shoes for Men ' Low Shoes for Men ' ' ' Shoes for Ladies Low Shoes for Ladies ' 1 Children's Shoes Hi Boys' and Girls SHOES at Amazing Reductions Boys' Shoes Save 4 $1.95 $2.45 $2.95 $3.45 Save on Childrens' Shoes NOW! MEN'S WORK SHOES $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 Men's Felt Slippers, were $1.35, clearance price Roseburg Booberie IRVIN BRUNN 1 Shoes That Satisfy and Fit Your Feet . Perkins Building Roseburg, Oregon
