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SIX - Ail tores- Will Close SATURDAY, MAY 22 nd. IP. JMLj For Suggestions Abound NO EVENT SO WELL REMEMBERED AND GIFTS APPROPRIATE TO MAKE HAPPY THIS ONWARD STEP IN LIFE ARE NOW FEATURED IN THIS STORE LARGE ASSORTMENTS Boudoir Boxei Hand Painted Handkerchiefs With flowers to match in gilt box, $1.00 and $1.25 Vanity Cases Charming metal cases with or with out gems $2.50, $3.50 Celluloid with puff container powder 11.60 Hand embroidered .. guest towelB; -All linen $1.00 8HOE8 FOR ALL OCCASIONS GRADUATION "DAYS Better Service MdMIMIMIMMIMIIIIMIMI g 300 w.Ci.88 st flROfETRR I A SPECIALS New Potatoes, 3 lbs for 25c Old Potatoes, 6 lbs, for v 25c Asparagus, 2 lbs, for : 35c French Peas, 3 cans for 65c Sugar, in 1 0 lb. sacks, per sack 62c SHOP EARLY! Please Shop Early as Store will Close at 6 p. m. instead of 9 p. m. in order that all 4 may have an opportunity to help make the Strawberry Carnival a big success. Serve Yourself and Save at KEARNEY'S I he Store that Brought 'em Down THOS. J.-KEARNEY. OWNER LIBERTY THEATRE Today Saturday Shows 1:00, 2:45, 7:15, 9:00 P. ifire : MARRY WEBFOOT WEEKLY AND - 10c Graduation ft Pajamas Many colored suits, of charming style $2.25, $4.50 Bracelets, Beads Hosiery Silk Hndorlhlngs; all moderately priced WHITE PUMPS FOR GRADUATION Better Merchandise 300 W.Cass St. GROCETERIA I 2kv M. CAREY GREEN ARCHER NO. 8 25c ; Wa th Bandit BIG ATTRACTION On account of tlm finnim Tlontr- g County u nek meet being hold Si at Finluy Field this uflcrnoon, a largo number or residents of the rurul district were visitors in Iloscburg todaiv. During the morn ing parade the tnuiu thoroughfares wore crowded with spectators and shortly after noon a continuous stroa mot cars started for the DR. H. C. CHURCH OPTOMETRIST 122 Jackson St. Roseburg .' . . Ore. If you need screen doors, win dow screens, built In work, cabi net work of any kind; furniture repaired, saws filed or Job work of any kind, call at Cabinet Bhop, cor. Oak & Stephens Sts, ED 8. & F. L. COCKELREAS, Proprietors AWNING Wo are prepared to Install any! sort of awning on short notice. Awnings Repaired. Harry Pearce Dr. Rupert A. Moon Elaotro-Chlropraotor Nenra and Bplne Specialist. 109 Perkins BMg. Phone 654 DltlKiLESS HEALTH CENTER 827 W. Cass Phone 491 DR. HARRISON FOLK DR. CATHERINE McNEIL CHIROPRACTORS (Painless Adjustments) Electro-Therapy Electronic and Vapor DutliB DR. DEAN B. BUBAR 'OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the UttlLg of Glasses 11 Jackson 6L Electric Specials! During Strawberry Carnival $5.00 Turnover Toasters $3.50 $15.00 Waffle Irons for $12.50 $10.00 Waffle Irons for $8.50 $1.90 Ivory Curling Irons $1.45 $5.00 Edison Irons $4.15 $5.00 Lightning Irons ... $3.90 $6.00 Hotpcrnt Irons ....$4.45 ARTHUR H. CROVVELL Agent Westlnghouse Mazda Lamps On tha Top Hair Restorer Oiip of Iho grt'ittpst .isio erica of Iho flK tnannrartupMl itn.l tihlrfbutcd by the Hot Sr.ngs Knhoraloi ii'3. Ark. Positively removes a'l il.intliutf ami conditions that rnnsc full ing hair. Kohl hy RADIO BARBER SHOP C. W. McAllister You Buy Best Butter! )'nti I tiHt'xtvn Host IN'SUKANCK la a commo dity, the ?nme as butler nr prks. Why nttU4iuinnr.il tho best Insurnnr.e? 1 ' WE SELL IT1 General Insurance Ma (ton to Bldg. Phone 108 3 Insurance SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS AND WIFE COMMIT SUICIDE i RATON, N. M., May 21 ) Following a quarrel. Bald to , have arisen while they -were packing their household goods at the expiration of the school year, Harry I). Hlekley, 28, superintendent of Iho Van Houten, N. Bchools and his wile, Hester, ii teacher, committed suicide hero todav. high school field. (Ireat Interest is being shown in this year's trues. meet and competition in tho sev eral events was very keen. OF DOUGLAS CO. The division of aerlcult Ural .edit. cation known as Uoys' and Girls' Club Work, as promoted by the extension department of the Ore. Ron Agricultural College, has been progressing nicely in Douglas county during the present . yeur. Although It was necessary that most of the clubs be enrolled late in me school year, final reports are coming In very satisfactorily. There are now four hundred en ergetic boys and girls enrolled in the various projects which are open tor this class of liisiiiieilon n.,,i the majority of. these enthusiastic club members have succeeded In devising ways and means by which they can provide themselves with the necessary funds and material with which to carry on their work. It does happen sometimes, how ever, that club members are un able to obtain the necessary funds with which to launch the particu lar project which they wish to carry through the club year. This proved to be the case with two boys who wished to enter the litrkuy division of the poultry proj ect, and their problems were laid before the county club agent, J. Roland Purkur, whose duty It Is to give all the assistance and' en couragement possible to his club members. No available funds could be secured with which to purchase tho required number of tuiliey eggs'. As Is usually the case, "ne cessily Is Iho mother of inven tion," and the club agent took the malter up with several turkey raisers of tho county. Things were not promising anil it seemed that failure was Inevitable. The mat ter was taken up with Clias. R Dear of Oakland, a progressive farmer and turkey raiser, and His cooperation secured. Mr. Dear per sonally worked out the scheme whereby he would furnish eieht turkey i.ggs each to two club members in the turkey division. These club iiH'mbers to do the norii required by their particular inujeci, mi. I m1:io enter Into agreement Willi 111.- county club agent by whicli Mioy agree to give i lie same munhcr nr i.ggs us re ueivou oy i ii. mi a:id 25 per cent more Ilic following year. These eggs which ein-y give to be used in ine same manner by some club members during Hie next club year anil turner ine same sort of an agreement, in tills way establish nig a revolving account, in the lorm oi turiiey eggs, lor the pur pose oi assisting boys and girls -win wish io outer the turkey proj ect. It Is also hoped Hint tills feature or the club work In Dong las county will serve to stimulate a greater Interest in the turkey Industry In he favorable produc ing seel ions. THIRD ATTEMPT ON DRY AGENT'S LIFE IS FAILURE (AMociatrtl I'res lase Wlr.) SEATTLE. May !l.-Four men ill an aiiioiniibllc drew alongside the car of William llarvev Thomp son, prohibition uki lit here kIu.ii- ly after midnight and in lacked him with u fussllade of pistol shots. A bllll pierced Ills rlirlit arm Thompson reported that lie rireii nine shots at Hie allacklng auto mobile as II fled, lie I'Vlirt'sell Hie opinion that he luul umm,l...i e of his assailants. Thompson had been the target of Uv previous millet attacks In this In one nt tuck he was ivound- cltv. ed. Thompson ed today h" shine distilh said Hoit when ussail was going u a moon LEGION DRUM CORPS MAKES A BIG HIT rmp'liia Post's "Mine Devils" iinim unci huglo corps nuide a striking appearance on the streets yesterday and today and looked like -a million dollars" In their elaborate "French Line" uniforms. In the decorated auto and float tinr.ide this inornii, tbev lead the parade and the largo crowds, which lined the streets, were loud In their praise of their appear mice. Durlne the wtntnr iiw,v have been practicing regularly end the result of their efforts was very a p; a rent. For all the new read Tho New. Review, The Abner Kline carnival at tractions are entertaining capacity I crowds this week and tho Umpqua 'Chiefs deem themselves most for tunate In securing this first class company. Mr. Kline, manager of the shows. 1b giving his personal attention In conducting the enter tainment, and Is 'presenting the same high class performaces that provide amusement for the thou sands wuo axtenued this years San Bernardino Orange show. f.very Bhow on the midway fs strictly high class unil not one ob jection has been received from any source. LA GRANDE LAND OFFICE RESTORED LA GRANDE, Ore.. Mav 21. A tel. egram received Hero early this morning from Senator Robert N. Stanfleld stuteB Unit the. United .States senate hus unanimously passed the Walflh bill re-establishing the La Grande and oihVr land offices. 'Expect the house to nass this bill and thereby re-establish La Grande office before congress ad journs," Stanfield's communication read. The La Grande land office, which served several eastern Oregon counties before it was removed to The Dalles, was one of the pioneer land offices of the state, function ing until about 14 months ago, when it was abolished by the gov ernment. KVAXGKLIXE ItOOTir IS AGAIN SIOltlorsLV ILL. NEW YORK, May 21. Evan geline u Booth, national comman der of the Salvation Army, was today in "a very critical condi tion," at her hoin,e near White Haines, it was announced at the army hendquurtora. Miss Booth, who 'suffered an attack of acute appendicitis last December and has been III most of the time since, suffered, an other attack last night. (Associated Press Leased Wire.) BOSTON, Mass., May 21. The Commercial Bulletin tomorrow will say: "Wool moved with extreme mod eration in the eastern seaboard markets and not much faster in the west. Prices in both sections show little actual change, although it must be said there Is still a buyers' market. The trade, however, hones that the policy of delayed buying on the part of the clothing manu facturers will presently give way to a bigger volume of business in goods and with the mills lightly stocked with wool Hie reflection in the raw materials would be rather speedy. The Commercial Bulletin will publish the following wool quota tions tomorrow: Scoured basis: Oregon eastern fine staple $1.101.12; fine and fine medium clothing 95c$1.00; valley number 1, !)3(frl)ric. Mohair: Best combing 6.r70c; best carding aOrfic. RUSSELL SCOTT SANE; GALLOWS AWAITS HIM (AAAOclntcil Press teased Wire.) CHICAGO, May 21 Russell Scott, convicted of murder and then sent to prison for the 4 Insane, has been found sane and must face a jury again, with the gallows a possibility In .the background. Scott was convicted of the murder of Joseph Maurer, drug clerk, in a holdup four 4 years ago. Attorney General Oscar Carlstrom disclosed todny that 4 4 a commission of state alien- 4 ists, headed by Dr. Herman Adler, state criminologist, have fomd that Scott is now sane. LINCOLN COUNTY TO BE REIMBURSED FOR SPRUCE LAND TAXES 4 (Associated Press Leased Wire.) 4 "WASHINGTON, May 21. Lincoln county, Oregon, would be reimbursed in the amount it would have received as taxes from 1019 to 1922 In- elusive, from thjj United States' Spruce Corporation. If property of the corporation were taxable, under a bill passed by the senate and sent 1 to the house yesterday. ( The corporation received ; the properly from the United ( States and used II for the In- j terest of the government dur- Ing the war. The property was therefore exempt from i taxation. I ! DR. M. H. PLYLF.R The Pioneer Chiropractor. Thono 152, Lane and Rose Sts. - I - NEW TODAY FOR SALE Registered Hamp shire rams. Phone 3F-25. O. C. Brown. LOST A black and tun male hound, white tip on end of tall. . Finder please notify Ed Joyce, Camas Valley, Ore. WE HAVE a 20 reduction on Mason and Badger cord tires. Quality tires at a raw cost. South End Service Station. FOR RENT Will rent my furnish- ed home for the summer to re liable couple. Phone 41-Y or call at 31S S. Main St. 1 FOR RENT Good pasture on old Smith Bros, place at Ncapa'reh ft miles east of Sutherlln. A. E. . Hill, Rt. 1. Sutherlln, Oie. WATER NECESSARY Your bat tery should be looked after regu larly, and we wilt give you free water and test any time. Drive in. Willard Service Station. SPECIAL Friday and Saturday Six 32x4 cord tires and tubes, J to $12. One new $60 radio for $30. Umpqua Battery Station, corner Douglas and Main Sts. House need a New BONNET? Let us give you estimate Cedar Shingles or Patent Shingles Terms if deBired Coen Lumber Company FOR SALE Black saddle mare, pacer; In fine condition; ex perienced with cattle. Inquire or write Deer Park ilnn, Canyon ville. MIDDLE AGED lady would like work part of ench day. Quick and accurate with figures, leg ible penman. Address H., Care News-Review. . HOMES ON EASY TERMS EAST ROSEBURG 6 rooms, mod ern, plastered, cement basement, gas water heating system, built in features easy payments $200 down. WEST SIDE A snappy 4 room cottage, brand new, with garage $200 down. NORTH SIDE Worklngman's home, 4 rooms, modern, . large lot, facing North Jackson St. $300 down $20 per month. LAUREL-WOOD You'll like this one as well as it built by your self $500 down &3S.50 monthly Includes Interest. SOUTH SIDE 4 rooms, new cot tage, built-ins, garage $50 down $25 per month. FARM OPPORTUNITIES 100 ACRES Creek bottom. 45" in growing crops, oak and laurel timber, scattering over good pas ture; well, spring and creek water; excellent 5 room bunga low; good outbuildings; 11 miles out on good road; close schodl and churcheB; stocked and equipped $7000; consider one or two acres close in on part easy. terms on balance. 24 ACRES 22J in fruit; '1J mint;1 good free soil will trade for stock or dairy farm and assume. WE HAVE AN EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT Which will give you any prop erty you want in any location on the face of the earth for your present holdings. We have perfected an organiza tion which is national in its scope and as precise as clock work in its operation. You get a square deal, more value for your money, quick service, po lite and courteous attention from an organization which has stud ied its profession and who are experts In this particular field. Just let us know where you want to go, what you want to trade for. what you have to trade and pack up. We will do the rest. McLENDON REALTY COMPANY First State and Savings Bank Bldg. DR. NERBAS DENTI8T Painless Extraction Gat When Desired Pyorrhea Cured Phone 488 Masonic Bids. Always the New in Footwear New White Kid Shoes New Sport Oxfords New Children's Shoes New Chiffon Hose $1.00 Roseburg Booterie 1 IRV1N BRUNN g Bhoea That Satisfy and Fit ivsr rval Parklna Blrfa.. Roahuri ItlIslMsIWTIiIaIWttWlw ill CO Leaves Fop Grant Pass .- M. C. Ott, of the postal depart ment at Seattle, who visited here yesterday, left this morning for Grants Pass. Mr.' Ott visited the 10c Majestic "ss- COMEDY AND NEWS ANTLERS Matinee Saturday 2 P. M Comedy and News. m VT WILLIAM fVXp fjovc. 'Jfatt andjJustict in the Cattle Country 1 with . ; GEORGE O'BRIEN- ANITA STEWART &,r, hy 10 RIOBY-IRVING CUMMINGS Troduaion., COMING SUNDAY- MIKE lt! You don't want to Open your door to new . coffee delight "'if you are a genuine loverl of coffee'"' "Start the .day right on wings of the morning." 1 ee fcoyjeei Baking Powder 'extract local postal department, while here.' He states that he enjoyed the carnivnl, especially the para des on the opening day while here. Today and Tomorrow Matinee Daily 2 p. m. 25c Today and Tomorrow ristnts 'PETER B.KYNES . -WATCH FOR Starring SALLY O'NEILL miss MIKE it's good,
