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17 ' -: :. t LOCAL NEWS I ! i ' TonMl Operation Alvln Weaver, of Myrtle Creek, underwent a- tonsil operatluu it Merer Hospital Thuriday. IVitflt Krlcuil ' Mrs. II Steinhaur, or Happy BS Valley, spent Thursday afternooi K vteltlng and shopping lu Koso- ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. FRIDAY. JANUARY 8, 1926. BBsesesesaesaMBeaeesBaar" tm 1 1 m i 0 What a Fine Roast That is what people say of Roasts you buy here every other cut is equally as good, and its a satis faction for you to serve such meats. And the Low Prices are inducements to do your buying of us. . Saturday Specials . Pot Ronst, lb 14c Rib Boiling Beef, lb '.: -....12c All Stenks, lb. 20c Fancy Milk Fed Veal Roast, lb 16c Venl Shoulder Steak, lb 20c Veal Round Steak, lb .25c Pork Shoulder Roast, lb ...23c Poik Stenk. lb , 25c Fancy F.astern Bncon, lb ..38c Eastern Hams, half or whole, lb .34c 'Pure Lard, lb 23c NORTH SIDE MARKET Boyer Bros. 3f& 1 family range for wood only - flhs LANQWOOD - in poaltlvaljr ruarantertl by us to cut fuel coat one-half. Built for wood only, this model has von a reputation as the world's premier wood burning rang;. Uuilt particularly for fuel condition of the Pactfio Northwest. Parslow Furniture Co. 111 North Jackson St Phone 118 Roseburg, Ore. I Light Globes. 4. CO or 0 watt at the small price, 25c. Powell Furniture Co. Ml From Srott HlrarR Mrs. W. K. Pruner. of Scott. i burg, spent yesterday In Rose burg "visiting and attending to .business afaira. S' Visitors Yesterday, Si Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Zwlght. Glendale residents, spent several hours In Roseburg yesterduy 'shopping and on business. In Yesterday O. Clayton, Dlllnrd resident, ntntorart hern veRlenlltv. unending1 Igl several hours attending to Dusl- ineea aiiaira ana iraumg. il'Vom IOokiiig tilusa George Bacon. Looking Glass I rancher, motored here yesterday land transacted business (or sev eral hours In the afternoon. I On Bnaliierai I Jack Parrott returned to Ca mas . Valley yesterday afternoon 'after attending to business mat ters and trading in Koseburg. From Myrtle Creek J. A. Veltaln returned to Myr tle Creek yesterday afternoon af ter spending several hours here attending to business atfatra. Prom Elkton J. B. Cathcart, resident of Elk- ton, was a visitor in Koseburg ! yesterday, spending several hours trading and transacting business. Phone 280 g iFrom Oakland E George Chenowlth, Oakland re- gtlsldent. spent several hours In g i Roseburg yesterday on business, E returning home in the afternoon. ; W In Yesterday ' H I Among those from the rural I districts to visit and attend to business affairs here a few hours i vesterday, was E. Jennings, of Olalla. ! A rn vmi Imlrlnv fnr nutH nntee. ta nment? Dont miss the vod-vii at high school auditorium Janu ary 15th. The whole family will be pleased, come. Leave For Berkeley i A. H. Magee, of the Soldiers' Home, left this morning on train number S3 for Berkeley, where i ho will visit with a daughter for two months. To filld N Mrs. Gene Rhruro and small son, of this city, left yesterday for Glide, where they will be the , guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Case- 1 beer over the week end. Are you looking for good enter- talnment? Don t miss the Vod-vil at high school auditorium Janu ary 15th. The whole family will be pleased. Come. Left For Portland Mrs. J. F. IMIlard and little daughter, Charlotte Lee, left this afternoon for Portland to visit over the week end with the for mer's mother, Mrs. B. W. Bates. Clearance Sale Having purchased the West Side Grocery and having a stock of M.'li'n and Roys' Clothing on hand, which must be closed out to make more room, we will sell this stock at greatly reduced prices, many articles at cost. This stock consists of Shoes, Rubbers, Hypa Rubber Shoes, Work and Dress Shirts, Under Clothes, Socks, Hots, Caps, etc., Overalls and Trousers. Also Women's Rubber1 Boots and Women's and Children's Rubbers. West Side Store Return From Sou ill Mr. and Mrs. II. Drown, who have been spending the past three weeks visiting in San Francisco and Los Angeles with friends, have returned to Roseburg. They , made the trip by auto. V 1 Dance, Entertainment, Concert 1 U The Douglas County Concert Band, assisted by & & some of Roseburz's best talent will give a fine en- is Js) tertainment, followed by a Jitney Dance I Friday Evening, Jan.1 8th I at the I Gobbler's Hall, Oakland, Oregon gj Beginning at 8 o'clock, preceding the dance, the g band will give a fine program, featuring Mrs. Fred Strang, who will sing three beautiful selections with band accompaniment. 1 Miss Peggy Conlee WILL TEATURE 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 B keep you on tip-toe for the full period, after which . .vf'. j .1 I..... J H a juncy aance 10 inc imcai .ictiiuii. m uautc B music, will be eiven. You are all cordially invited. f .Return From South Mr. Stanlford, of the Soldiers Home, returned thU morning on Itiafn number 14 from Oakland, 'California, where he has been a guest at the homes of his daugh ters over the holiday season. Leaves For Klamath Fnlls Mrs. A. V. McKemle, of this J city, left this morning for Kla -I math Falls, where she will re- imaln for several days visiting at, the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dixon. .Leavlnff For California Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Krey, resi dents of this city for some time, I will leave Saturday evening for Sacramento, near which place 'they will reside, and where Mr. Prey will be manager of a large ;ranch. Frartnrm Thumb- John Weeks, one of the truck driver for th. Oregon Auto. Transportation company, received a fractured right thumb, whllo moving boxes yes'terday. MeJI cal aid was received at a physi cian's office. Leave Tills Morning Dr. and Mrs. 11. It. Shoemaker and Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Church, left this morning In the former's car for Portland, where they will remain over the week end. Drs. Shoemaker and Church will at tend a district convention of trustees of the Kiwanls Club. OrcaMmaklna1 Classca Ileeiime The Smith-Hughes claw In dressmaking and millinery, which ore . established by the state board of vocat'nnsl training, and are In charge of Mrs. Clara Plnn- ksrd. were resumed yesterday at the high school following the i holiday vacation. Evening clas ! sea will be held from 7 to i o'clock, afternoon classes from i 1:30 to 4:30 o'clock, and morn- ! Ing classes from I to II o'clock. The schedule will be Wednesday i evenings, dressmaking; Thursday mornings, millinery: Thnrsosv ai- i ternoons. drefmsklng: Krlda i roornf)g. dressmaking; Friday af ternoon, millinery. ROSEBURG BOOTERE i 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 price 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 long. 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 my guess, you won't have a pair of these left in the houss 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 styles, in ladies shoes, low shoes, children's 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 sams 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 n $ 1.95 Men here's a golden opportunity af forded you by our Semi-Annual Clear ance. You have never been offered quality footwear at thes 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 1926 Shoe Bill. SHOES $285 $.85 $.85 OXFORDS $5.85 $3-85 $4.85 $5-85 , LADIES SAMPLE OXFORDS .. Sizes 3y2, 4, 4Y2, widths A and B .... . (. Regular $8 to $10 values Ladies' Satin Q IX c Boudoirs $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 Children's Shoes Boys' and Girls SHOES at Amazing Reductions 1 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 Frit Slippers, were $1.35, clearance price .'. 89c Hosebiirg Booterie IRVIN BRUNN Shoes That Satisfy and Fit Your Feet Perkins Building Roseburg, Oregon Admission: Adult 35c, Children 10c I Eat barbecue sandwiches aad l lira forever.
