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iTWO ROSEBURQ NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1926. CDcninu DfinnrT 4 : Fine Fabrio, Faultlessly j Tailorecj i 1 Priced Low. VMighty Glad I went to Harth's and bought this TWO : Trousers Suit That is what they all say after visiting our store. These Two-Pants 'Suits give double wear to purchasers experience proves the fact to buyers Our Suits demonstrate practical econ omy without sacrificing dignity. 1 ' ' : J ' One of our hew Stetson Hats and a pair of Flor- ohcim Shoes will cornplete your Eastef outfit 128 North Jackson Months ii i t osburg, Oregon 6ALMICED; AFTER ' frf ' 2-YEAR EFFORTS l '"0 ;: ;fi II Oil W? O ? O rli I I" ' ; Pilcher's never have- fcH U 13 0 H H tT"1 INr f style, hi wearing, ap-' N r of Deputies Votes " sale,: Our buying pot-' ;, M J X U lA H J H V-l '.8.rL ' ' ' for Surplus at icy demands that w. , J. -UA. JiflL Mfes -U. JO. JA 4J ML k . . . li Id ,T . ,o : i 1 ?l . buyat hwest cost ontT. , - -'v. ? niau. ' With buying or- ; I J i . ii .. nt- t-Vift lnwe.it brice ' ?' ".' r ........i . .m i , , , ,r. n . ; flnR3 in New York, the a , p ; .. . : 1 . . 1 k ' " ' . j ' ' ' i Blyie center oj uiu couu Consequently -sale. - ' "' ' ' . ' - try.Mt is possible for, ' J are unnecessary. M 0 TvT Pllcher stores to otter' ii 3 ; i S M p p 1 n g e .W S , o 4 , ' i . I " ' ' .1 ; . ; apparel. 4 'lRfii: Smart Easter ' MT T!:'T': TN-FR IISl W to $24.75 ' ; $4.98 o j ' Na '.'JHHi'.Hl MW 1 At thra nrirca we are n terms wondertul values ill '4 k! ".' I ! i i5ir.tBU J tt llif I Wn.n M!.w.inJ Tiiniora in spnrrh of smart Coats for ..f . .. . . K Si lIllilK 'l Easter will be delighted with the collection of fine gar- Lacte' Hats for Easter, made possible only through our V : ' !A.waatlllJPK" M ments for snorts, dress, or general wear. All the newest wiuumcu uuj-iug "'J- 'J' B '("'i . " t spring styles are here in I HIcher values. Beautifully trimmed with flowers, silk K ! I -' : h ; . i ' ' : ' Noveltv Tweeds, Poiret Twills J kbons-the ts come in, novelty iweeuruirtuwi .OFF-THE-FACE MODELS. TAMS. CLOSE FITTING N , j ii: " . : i . :d novelty mixtures. , Such a host of pretty models, SHAPES AND WIDB BRIMEFFECTS. t-1 r ' ' ' ' : ' ' lfaol ti .some are trimmed with touches of summer fur oh the h , . , , . ....,..., , , , Y 1 1 " ' i 1 " J 1 ' t ... n . . . . .i u ,.t v j i;j; jj. rashioned or bwiss Mair, craid, MilEgi, Memo and otAw. ki li , - , , collars, and other emphasize stitching and braiding as dis- i i i i ft i t -'-wur VJ ; tinguishing features. The smart tailored coats are here There are models for every type and colors are the sea- K . ; ' j (i , as WCIl. ' I sun o ucoi, t-iai aim atow oniuii nv.au oit.-o. ' ,, . . Chambe : Enough . Same Time rSinking Funcj Comes Nex. 1 PAUIH. Aliril 1. TfiA t't-mirh builsotjls, (iniflly ,belinj:ca nttur two years ot efforts, in which four .cabinets, iiuul, six fluanco t ministers have fallen. The Chamber, pf IJeniitlos. con au-nigni sesxion J.y cliuliil an voting now -resources syfflclijnt i" uui uit., uuuiiefc ueiicu and cstalilluK a surplus of bo tween 30,000,000' and (10,000, (ipO franca. This micceBs1 la looked upon Hssurlpg the cpntlniuuico 'of thu' lirlund ministry for several bombs at least. .. . The -vote' oh ' Iho ' ebmblned meiiKincs wad 23R lo'fCB. a ma Jorlly of 77, with 1'flO ' deputies abstaining. The sella lo Is expect ed to pass1 the bills promptly without essential amendmeuls, thus endlni! the. first- .u'liasii . of franco's, effort to . reBtoje her finances ' ' ( ' ., ' ' ' ' '' The I tecond phase will open when parliament meets after the' Eiitfter vacation, I i J -, i ' ! ! Finance Minister Toret will then Introduce measures to finance a-sinking fund, to tulto care 01 tho . Intor-alllod i and. . domestic debts.. EPISCOPAL CHURCH ' TO HOLD SPECIAL EASTER SERVICES O 1 church' ' 'fit George's ijplscopal iv 1 1 1 , observe tho Easter seuson j Mill several special services tills , week. 'Tonight the monthly r vestry nieetluK will be held at 7:30 o'clock uul tomorrow, UooU Friday, , sorv- Jecs Will include a 3-hour service, Including litany and lieallcntial of lice, from l'i noon until 3 p. in, Vi. Holy- Coniniuiilo,ii;,.will be , cdle ...bratod baturday nioruing at 7:30 . i"0 cl6clt with services also at 10 a. in. The regulur choir pracllco will . be 'held on tiiituday evening at 7 . , o'clock. , . , Oh busier duy the church school , will meet at ii: b a. in., Holy uom , iiiuniou will follow at 11 o'clock and .the evening prayer service and ser- uion win take pluce at 7:30 p. in. ' : LEGION MEETS TUESDAY 1 Umpiitia Post of Hid Amerf 4 can Legion will meet Tuesday night iind a good attehdiince in urged. Many1 ;mattors ' of, Jm- portahce will como up for dis- cuhbIou.'- Entertainment and feed. . , : , , HOUSE CLEANING! Oh, whK.t a Job. Hut whllo you'ro at it, replace thuso curtain roils or have sumo mv curtains or drapos. If you buy at Chit's the cost need not be much. Small cans of paint lor the repair li'ork, or cellar mops ,.or on. wuw Kitchen helps. Shop where you get a real variety to cbooso from. That moans Carr'a. .FRAGMENT OF PAINE'S , .TOMfLSTONE SOUGHT FOR , , . .., RETURN TO AMERICA LIVERPOOL, April 1. Tho So ciety ol Lovers of Old Liverpool Is searching for a fragment of (ho tombslnno of Tom Paine, nulhor of ' i ho A?o of Itenson," tho "Hlghls "' of Man," and other hooka, so thut . ' they can restore It to America. J. M. How told nieiuhurn Tom " Pnlno escaped from the French Ho--' volution, cniiio to London and then ' returned to tho United States. Con grtss iiresented him with a fi.r:! '-at Now Hoclielle, Now York Slate. "'Ho died in ISIS anil shortly nrier ""Ills i burial IiIh tombstone was sninslied by viuidals on account of . his antlseclnrinn views and writ- lugs. Willlttm Cobhelt, a friend of Paine, was In America at the time, and furious at Iho outrage, brought the larger fragment ot the fractur ed atone to Liverpool, lie . pre sented It to lijtlwurd Huuhtori, a Liverpool magistrate who died lh I860. Tho stone was Been twenty years ago in a sulitr bau garden but can not now be located. With aeh new range, .wo: ,wlil give a 42-piece deoorntvd dlmier set free, also woi will dellven anyplace in the state and furnish stovepipe without extra charge, Powoll'si 1 1 i .' i (.., - (AsiocWtcd Vicsg LcnHod'wiro.)' ' POIiTLAND.' Ore.. Anrll 1 -Tel' Thyc, Porlli'uid' blub IlisiVuc'toV. ill)-' featcd Johii, Kllonls, IJoston Oreok,. in iwcwoin or three mils. here . Inst nicnt. Thye Won tho first tall . In eleven minutes, with a, flying. wrist i '"in "1151 lu'iui sciBsors noli nis won U10 sec ton cnih nold I WHY PETERSON'S LIFE IS HAPPY "Willi pleasure I will say Peter son's Ointment has cured a sore that I had on niy foot for six years. Iloctors could not glvo 1110 any re set and other ointments did not seem to help 1110. ' Publish if you wish." W. S- ItepheilBon. care Fifth Avenue Ilutul, lluiitliigLoii, W. Va. ' "Get a largo box for only CO cents at any druggist." says Peter son, of lluffalo, "and money back If It Isn't the bent you ever used," Always keep Peterson's Ointment in the house. Flno for burns, cnlds, bruises, sunburn, chafing and the surest remedy for Herring eezchin. and piles the world has over known, "I'Htornon'8 Ointment Is the best for bleeding mid Itching plies I have ever found." Major Chillies E. Whitney, Vineyard Haven, Mksh. "Had (it ulcers on my legs. Doe tors wanted to cut off leg. Potor son's Ointment cured 1110." Wm. J. Nichols, H03 Wilder Street, Roches ter, N. Y. The mighty healing power of Peterson's Ointment quickly cleara skin of all rashes, pimples audi hlemhihes, Nathan Piillerton re- pons a largo and steady demand lor I'elerson's Ointment. Peter son Ointment Co., lluflalo, N. Y. Id. ' Kilo-1 iconil fall 'with a lliis- Ir, ' -17 '...Ii, ,... Von ,,, ui ,,,,,!;(. ip j bl-U- 11110:1. " no- iniid was' won by Thye in'84 minutes. 1 ' 1 ' ' ' in the preliminary 'Clil Herman loon 0110 11111 ana deeislon from J.. Meyers.1 h ' i ' t.i 1 .. . . La Barba Boats Rnnclo LOS' A'NOlOLliK (!l:.i Atn li 1. ine laurois otMl lleciaivo ten round victory rested lodav 1111011 llin hmw of Fidel L11 llarba, youthful world's 1 ii.vwuisiii eunnipion, : who, lastf'j night, for tho Beeoud time, turned 1 f llai-lr rievm Q,oln I. ..t.i i etinllenger from the Philippines. Ikj La Dnrba's title was not nt maid. A 111 last night's battle for both the 'ft lighters entered tho . ring nt 116 M pounds, four pounds over (ho fly-iO " weight limit. Jn it the chumplon denionstrnteU the Superiority' lliat ' was tit doubt after their first mitt- Ik' lug a few months ago. .jk Studonts to Chass Paoer. - EUliliNK, Ore., April 1 The Un- i.V Women, Misses and Juniors in search of smart Coats for Easter will be delighted with the collection of fine gar . ments for sports, dress, or general wear. All the newest spring styles are here in Novelty fweeds, Poiret Twills - tid novelty mixtures. . Such a host of pretty models, , spme are trimmed with touches of summer fur oh the 'collars; and other emphasize stitching and braiding as dis ' tinguishing features. The smart tailored coats are here as well. Appealingiy Priced At these prices we are offering wonderful values in Ladies' Hats for Easter, made possible only through our combined buying and slling powers and they are typical HIcher values. Beautifully trimmed with flowers, silk and ribbons the hats come in( .OFF-THE-FACE MODELS, TAMS, CLOSE FITTING SHAPES AND WIDE BRWEFFECTS. Fashioned of Swiss Hair, Braid, Mihyi, Hemp and StAw. There are models for every type and colors are the sea son's best. Large and also small head sizes. OUR NEW Sprocket typo Cultlimckcrs special prices at Wharton Urea. at Stages develop me country.., ,' '. OOMEWIIERE tome one la building a Cory, ilfliclitful home among the trees oveilooking doping lit I la nil rich valleys ...a natural playground. Look at the dwellings all along the IiIrIuvotj and In out. of-theway accnlc corners, that bear witness to the way . the stages arc serving the public People are building "out of town" and itnne travel U one ' ' of the outitandinti convcnlcncci that make poilbte thU full rod free country life. Moil crate fares, frequent schedules, uptodate equipment, COAST AUTO LINES OFFICE: TERMINAL HOTEL. 303 Jackson Street, Phone ivorslty of Oregon will he renre. sented In the Intercollegiate paper chaso which Is to be held nt the Portland hunt club Saturday. Those who will participate from Oregon in competition with four other teams of six each aro Kale Martin. Peggy Spencer, Nnnlo Villi, John ny Nelson, Heinle Hall and Jack Herring. V. Of O. Adds ( aril, EI'OKNB. Oro., April l.'Ed ward F. Abercromble. swiinmlng and tennis couch at the Iinlvers Ity of Oregon, has signed a tl:e yenr contract to contlnuo us coach la tho two activities. Woods Vs. Hand Agiiln FUG ION K, Ore., April 1. Sal lor.Jack Woods, light heavyweight wrestler, Is In ICugeiie, training for 11 limit with Italpli Hand, local gi'appler, on April 9: The cud will bo staged at the armory. Cecil Harreck, & prolog'.! of Woods, f.ill meet Wildcat I'ete of I'.ugene 111 the seml-f Innl. Knsy Picking For "Clininp." KL PASO, Texas. April I. Taek llempsey, henvywelght chani- plon of the world, will hex thiwO men sncrussiveiy 111 tne new ,11111 re, Mexico-coliseum at Its open ing April IS, It was announced here today by John Mcintosh who represents the .mare svnill cato which Is erecting the ' new structure. DEPARTMENT Offers the latest styles in shoes fos Men, Women and Children at a saving Ladies' Patent Pump '. "as pictured $5.90 Made of fine grade Patent, lin ed with grey kid. fancy cut-out as shown, decidedly new, splendid value. Ladies' Patent Strap $4.98 Grey Kid lined, covered Cuban heel. Trimmed with black cnlf. Neat fitting. "lied" SnodgraMB, who has been pleasing radio audiences for mounts has been engaged to do the entertaining at Knlnbow Gardens Don't fall to be there on the open ! l:ig night Look for thu date. LUMBER COtVHNY PROTESTS HIGHER RAILROAD RATES (AwWiM rrrst 1.ohm! "w? ) WASH) N'OTON, April t Tho California While and Snnir Vine company requested 1he InleVstate commerce t'cniniisi'ion In a brief loday to dismiss the pHillen of western railroads for rate Increases Insnfar 11s they alfcet chaiues on lumber Iron the Callroniln and southern Oregon rate groups. Conslilerliig the nveiage length of haul, the mnmilarlurers' 1 brief said the Cnllftnala and southern Oregon lumber groups 11 1 read v we,,, paying more tlian their sharo of Hie tninipoiiiiilon btinlen. Any Increase, it s ad. N il. "would cur lail shipment and then-fern leditrp ainer man increasn ti n'Wiiues f CHILDREN'S SHOES Patent Straps or Oxfords 00 $1.49 to $2.98 Choice of1 several different styles. Sizes from Infants to Misses rriccd according to size runs. size J. M Y I Dress u To be well dressed defcs not necessitate the outlay of a large amount of money if you will but follow the precepts of the wise shopper and buy your togs at Pilcher's where the values are supreme. Men Men's Dress Shoes $2.98 to $6.50 KA'PILCHER'CX) INCORPORATED (Department Stores 245 iXorth Jackson Street, Roseburg, Oregon "1 4f WHERE QUALITY MEETS CONFIDENCE pforEaswi 1 b 1 cy'-i h'I ! tiA 3 1 . 4 !' u 1 4 ? i Two -Pants Suits Here are examples of our wonderful values of fered in Men's Clothing. Come in and examine the fine quality fabrics, the splendid styles, the attractive patterns and the perfect tailoring. Clothes that will give long service and satisfaction. Men's Oxfords $3.98 to $8.90 All new styles 3 OmtembtO of the- earrira I transportation." In -lu. , p ' ., ; . , .-a. ..-
