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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1926.
Exquisite things that appeal to the : fancy of man or
-and gift ) you'll love to give.
woman-
7- Women's
Negligees Robes .
" Quilted Silks, the most luxurious of robes,'
Xond silken undergarments and negligees
are the most acceptable of all feminine
Rifts. And bloomers, of the quality that
i .pleascB most. Prices range
' $1.98 to $25.00
Utility Gifts!
Blankets, Umbrellas. Purses. Shnni
whese are suggestions for those who f;ive
' practical things. INo store is better suited
-to satisfy you in this kind; of gift and our:
,'. .whole store is on display. . , ...i , . . . .
Blankets, $1.89 to $10.00
' ; , i Umbrellas. $1.98 to 7.Kn ? "
. i .v : ' Dress Shoes $4.00 to $10.00
3 ,'better service . X)i Ko rt"
, THIS CHRISTMAS GIFT STCjRE
Women's -MeUi's
: Slippers, Hose, etc.
No happier picture. is to be conceived than
, that of father's, mother's, sister's, daugh
ter's delight in receiving a pair of our felt
or satin slippers, or hosiery of Kayser,
. Phoenix .or Humming Bird make all of
which are offered here in a way 'to make
your selection easy. 1 -
, : . V i . I .
i J: $1.00 to S3.00
Tasty Gifts That Express
Much at $1.00 or less
; You must see our assortments to appre
( cintc, what may be had for small expendi
tures. Handkerchiefs,' ties, towels, elastic
sets, and nent package articles on display.
BETTER MERCHANDISE
ELKS XMAS SHOW
TO BE REAL TREAT
FOR CHILDREN
i . . ...
That all the children of Douglas
county as well as those In Rose
burs be brought to the city on Fri
day for the Elks Christmas show
at the Antlers theatre, Is being
i urged by the committee In charge,
who nromlse a real treat In the
,way of entertainment at this an
:nunl affair for children of the coun
ity who would otherwise perhaps
;be unable to attend the shows.
The program will be given In
the afternoon from 2 to 3:30
i o'clock, giving the parents of the
, smaller 'folk a chance -to call for
!the youngsters following the show.
.A variety of amusement has been
planned for the program and a
! Santa Claus will bo present to give
leach boy and girl a bag of Christ
mas candy.
! .
LEGION MEMBERS ,
:
! American Legion meeting
j Tuesday evening. Election of
, officers. We will have a
Christmas party with the aux
iliary after tho meeting which '
you will enjoy. Come along.
ADJUTANT.
: '
UNION ENCAMPMENT ;
NEW TODAY
NATION'S BILL FOR '
XMAS HOSIERY PUT
AT 50 . MILLIONS
CHICAGO. Dec. 21.- Black silk
! stockings, formerly the acme of
elegance, seem to have disappear
' ed forever, said tho head of ' a
1 largo stocking factory today in a
survey or Christmas business.
I Present emphasis on stockings
as a leading detail or the costume
Is so great, ho said, that women
Will have nothing but the sheerest
and most subtly colored hose Willi
.the demand for light colors. .
Sale of silk hose for Clnlslmns
i gifts Is breaking al previous rcc
j ords. tho survey indicated, with
(Chicago's bill for gift stockings
probably $2,000,000 and that for
I the nation $50,000,000.
PLANES HOP OFF
ON JOURNEY TO
SOUTH AMERICA
(Continued from page 1.)
CARD PLAYER IS
; SLUGGED, ROBBED
J 1 (AflKClatcd rrcu Lcaui Wire.) t
Ct'Olyi'LANIl, Ore., Deo. 21, T.
Miiyukiiwn, 80, . whs , In u. homiltal
today, In serious condition, the ' r
null, of being slugged with a gas
plpi ;by robbers iwho followed liiih
from' a pard' room. The thugs took
$B and a gold Jvatch from Muyi
liiuva, who was found uiicoiibcIoub
an a 'down- town street,..'. 1 it
TiTttftlU'i'jm
urn
Douglas Funeral Home
Service of Sincerity ;
H. C. STEARNS,,, Funeral Director ' f"
Lady Assistant . :
Corner Pine and Lane Sts. ( . Phone 1 1 2
: '' " -
.VyE'LL.DO 'EM FOR YOU,
-.i If you ihave i forgotten to
:have your , Xmas- announce-
ments printed iwo will still' fill
your orders. Slip us the word
and we'll do the .rosOiin a
hurry. News-Heview Exclusive
Job Brlntlng JJopt.' - m i
liberty Theatre
Today and Wed. Matinee Daily, 2:15
-J ' A GLOOM CHASER
;Youth, Joy and Laughter They Sure Bring
? . Home the Bdcon
JOINT'MEETING OF.
MELROSE AND SOUTH
DEER, CREEK GRANGES
Mel
Denr
Seventv-five menmers of
rose grunge visited South
on Colombia's Atlantic coast. They
will retrace their flight from that
point to' franco Field and again
fly south to Valdlvla, which is in
nbbut tho center, north and south
or day of flying will bring the
' Ncuquen, Argentina, almost di
rectly east of Valdlvla, across the
Andes, is the next stop' and anoth
er da yof flying Mil bring the
aerial conquistadors back to the
Atlantic seaboard where 'they will
turn norlh along the seacoast. At
Buenos Aires the 'party will desert
salt water for a flight up the Par
ana river to Santa Fc, Corrlonto3
and Asuncion.
The return to the seacoast will
carry the squadron back to Buenos
Aires from whore it will, make its
way north, around Cape Darlen to
the, three Guluas. A. short . hop
ucross the Atlantic will put tho
squadron In Its base at Trinidad.
From Trinidad a visit will be paid
to Venezuela, -beloro the iflyers
start op j the last lap of their jour
npy hpme. ' . v J ' , , ' '
SMOKING CABINET
, MADE BY , LOCAL
FIRM ON DISPLAY
Crock grange yeaterday evening, land tho wood Is of blue gum,
, A beautiful Bmoklng cnblnot,
miid6, by the nosehurg Lumber
und Manufacturing compuny. is on
display In the window of Harths
Toggery and is u fine example of
the splendid workmanship that
can be put out by local industry.
The stand is thirty inches high
It
the occasion being the excmplirl
cation of the third nnd fourth do-i
greoB of tho order by tho, officers
of tho1 Uniting grange. : 'i
After the regular order of pro-,
cedure had been dispensed with,
the meeting was turned ovor to
Melroso Grunge, and their offl:
cers conferred tho degrees i upon a'
cluss of 20 .candidates. The lnltia-
has finished inlay of ebony and
white maple, all bund work, and
the. Interior of tho cabinet is com
posed of shelves, fitted for the
storage of tobacco and cigars. A
soft polished finish enhances the
cabinet both on the outside and in
terior, The set was designed by
Frank Alley, nrchltect for the
company, nnd all the mechanical
I
I
tory work was beautirully carrlodWork wus done by Chris Hespness
out,' utter, which tho drill team of, of tho cabinet' department. The
Melrose grange executed many In- cabinet was put out tor a special
trlcato figures upon tho floor. I order and is being displayed pre
A short program was presented cedlng delivery. It is a class of
by Mrs.: C. H. Bailey, lecturer of 'work seldom seen except in the
South :l)eer Creole Orange, consist-'lnrger innnufacturing establish
ing of a song by tho assembled ments,
grangers, piano solos by Miss Kuth
Blood, reading' by Dale Adams, a
piano solo by MIbs Josephine
Ciichelln, a skit by Frieda Duncan
and a piano duet, by Mrs. C. It.
Bailey and Isabcllo Kurcher. The
evening was concluded with a
banquet. ' ? ,
PLAN TO BUILD
MORE CRUISERS
HITS OBSTACLE
(Continued from page 1.)
tho house by Clmirmnn C in in (on of
the npnroprtntiotiB sub-conuuittoo
which passes upon funds for tho
interior department. nw said th
measuro was too far roachlnp to be
cotiHlderod without moiv dobato.
DODGE CARS HAVE
Never had an off-year In sales '
the number sold each year
has always been greater than
the sales of any previous year.
DEPENDABLE
INSURANCE
SERVICE,
G. W. Young & Son
lit Cass St . Phone 411
Douglas County correspondents
for Comnicrco Mortgage Securi
ties Co., of Portland, Oregon.
SMALL HOUSE AT
COTTAGE GROVE
HALTS FIGHT CARD
Evidently Cottage Grove boxing
fans have been too grently occupied
with ChriBtmus shopping to be in
terested in a boxing card for only
28 people, of whom about one-half
were from Roseburg, gathered for
the card scheduled for last night.
As a result of the small house the
mutches were called off and no
fights held. Pat I'adelford of this
city, was to havo met Harry Harris
of Portland in the headllner.
Wo can still fill your order for
Xmns cards. A few good designs
are still at your disposal. Order at
once.
R. H. S. BASKETBALL
TEAM PLAYS TONIGHT
AND WEDNESDAY
i
Ihstdon JOHN GOLDEN 'S ayr hit PIGS
10:11 bring mmt tlte bacon
3m GWNOR R1CHAKD WUllNC-ARimiK HOttSMAN-GLADYS M-OONNtU.
10c Comedy, "King's Kitchen" New8 25c
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Specialist In tho fitting ot
Glasses.
, 118 Jackson St.
C5
The Rosebui'K hifih school bas
kotbalMcam will meet the Itiver-
jton high school team tonight at
(the senior hlKh school gym. The
Uivei'ton team is on a holiday
'barnstorming' trip which will carry
them over the greater part of the
'state. The team is one of the strong
lones of Coos county and should
'give the Roseburg boys a hard
Ibattle.
I The local, team Is practically an
unknown quantity. The maierlal
, is largely Inexperienced and in
'practice has not shown up in a
! manner satisfactory to the coach.
I The only game played this year
has been with Drain high school.
Wednesday night the team tan
gles with the alumni in what prom
ises to be a hard fought game, as
the alumni team will be composed
of experienced players and it is
understood that there will be a
large enough squad to substitute
frequently so that the high school
team will be forced to face a very
strong aggregation.
FOR SALE Fir block wood. Phone
33FM. R. V. Hatfield.
F6rSAL,E Nlco'fat hens, 25c lb.
dressed. Phone 6F22.
WASHING wanted; calle'd for and
delivered. Phone 478. .. . . .
FOR SALE English walnuts. F.
O. Hatfield. Phone 42F11.
FOR SALE English wiflnuts, F.
G. Hatfield. Phone 42Fll.i
FOR SALE 70 "'pullets"" laying
over 5(1. W. Cobb, Edenbower,
R. 2, Hox 4(1.
FOIl SALE or trade for stock
1920 Knsh touring car. Phone
2F12. H. A. Winston.
FOR RENT Furnished G-room
plastered resilience, modern. $20.
Close in. L. O. Maddux, 556-R.
FOR SALE 25 or 30 bushels of
sorted field corn left at He per
pound. J. F. Bonebrake.
FOR RENT 5-room furnished
house, close in, SIS per month.
Chs. Kyes, 82(1 N. Jackson St.
WANTED Small laundry jobs to
do in my own home. Mrs. J. H.
Moore, East 6th St., north.
FOR rTsNT Modern f urn i shed
apt. Gas and wood range. Close
In. 221 W. Lane. Phone 64-R.
CAR" OWNERS Antl-Freeze ' for
your radiator while you wait.
Roseburg Super Service Station.
THERE is no nicer present than a
good watch. Have just a few left,
loss than half cost price. Lloyd's
Cash Store.
ORDER RENNER'S """sweet" cider
for Christmas at Peoples, Supply
Co.. Economy Grocery or Mor
gan's Grocery.
FOR RENT January "first7 resi-
.' donee,- five rooms and bath. Fur
nace, fireplace. Wood in base
ment. Laurehvood. M. S. Hnmm.
THREE-MORE-DAYShjf t to "win
thnt Christmas turkey. Ask us
about it. C. A. Lockwood. Motor
Company.
HAVE a few slightly used suits at
less than half value. Can't be told
from new. Lloyd Cash Store, 125
Sheridan St.
ALL the family canenjoy a bri
quet grate for the fireplace, $5.50.
See Page's window. A sack of
briquets free with each grate.
Work in Patriarchal de
gree Wednesday, Dec. 22nd.
Lunch.
C, P.
JUNIOR HIGH P. T. A.
MEETING
Tuesday evening, Dec. 21,
7:30. Iiusiness meeting and
program. Members urged to,
be present ,.,,:. .'
AT c; I
l.'-v
E
The fire department was called
out this morning for n stubborn
basement fire nt the C. A. Lock
wood home in Laurelwood. A
spark from the furnace apparent
ly caught in a pile -of rubbish in
the basement and smoldered for
considerable time before- the fire
was discovered. The- fire depart
ment was greatly- handicapped by
the volume of smoke which had to
be cleared away before the flames
could be reached. Although hose
was laid and mad: available in
case of necessity, only chemicals
were used in fighting the fire. Mr.,
Lockwood highly praised the de
partment, following the. '.fire for
the efficient manner In which they
handled the situation, and partlcu-j
laiiy for their care In avoiding any,
more damage than was absolutely,
necessary in order to get to the
flames which were in a difficult'
place to reach. The loss will prob-.!
ably amount to over $1,000, which;
is covered by insurance.
A Christmas Present ,
One of the most acceptable of
Christinas presents is an uccount
,'; ,with this Hank. Give such a Christ
mas present to your loved ones,
and also treat yourself to such a
.useful gift at this huppy season.
' ;4 Interest Paid on Savings
Accounts. .'
The Roseburg Ndtiondl Bank
&Ui Roseburg, Ore.
a
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
, ' ' , ; ';- ! Established ,1901 ' : '
s -' - : ! : ' M. E. RITTER, Manager
; . ;. ' ' - - " v i .V. !. ) H
V -. , Founded and Maintained on Efficient '.
i :V .; ' :'' ' Service and Courtesy '. - '
Phone 284
Oak and lane Sts.
Licenced Lady
Ernbaloier
AMERICAN LEGION
CHRISTMAS PARTY
, BE HELD TONIGHT
CAPONS for Christmas, dressed
and dellvorod Thursday or Fri
day a. m., 40c lb.; 6 ' to 7 lbs.
and nice and fat. D. T. Meyers,
1332 Harvard Ave. Phone 444-J.
ROSEBURG MODERN residence
ns part pay for small creek or
river bottom ranch; imnrovod,
near Roseburg. L. O. Maddux,
401 'N. Jackson. i r
FOR SALE One 15-nionths-old
black and tan hound, or trade
for gun, chickens or what havo
you? V. Jennie, Roseburg, Jit. 2, j
box 22. j
FOR SALE One dog'.- Half "Aire
dale and hound. Good skunk
lnfiUer nnd natural tree dog, 15 i
nios. old. Your choice out oi a
pair, $20. Emmett Hall, Wilbur,
Ore. '
tJnipqua, Post' of the'" American
Legion- and the auxiliary, aro '.to
unite 'fonight in ai'Christmns''- pro
gram. Both organizations will hold
a business ' session and election of
officers and will then join in a so
cial event. Plans have been made
for a short program, with a Christ
mas tree,! after which; , cards and
dancing - will provide entertain
ment until a late hour in the even
ing when n.Biipper. will be served.,
reparations are Demg made lor a
big attendance as practically the
full membership ot each ordor, id
i;.Xl,7ll ITU LU 11 CSdlW '
WHY NOT start the new year
with a systematic savings ac-;
count and make your . dollnrs i
earn more dollnrs. We have the
plan you like. Send for our free !
booklet. DOltOLAS BUILDING '
& LOAN ASSOCIATION. Offices,
with Commercial Abstract Co.
Phone 245.
ANOTHER CHRISTMAS SPE-,
CIAL-'20 model Nash touring, ;
new rubber, now battery, top. i
and curtains. This Is thejbuy of
the. senson. $Hi0 total prlco,-;
terms if desired. C. A.-Lockwood '
Motor Company.
COSTS YOU" NOTHING-Wo will
be glad to show you how you
can start a savings account by j
depositing only $1 nnd get a cer-
tificalo and passbook which is
the best Christmas gift. DOUG-!
LAS BUILDING AND LOAN AS-
SOCIATION. Office with Com
mercial Abstract Co. Phone 245. I
YOU NEED n car like this on the
ranch. Several used roadsters
and tourlnrs. $50 and up. This
price Includes starting and light
Inir system. You will find a sur
prising amount of service in
these cars. C. A. Lockwood Mo
tor Company.
IF YOU need to borow money on
n morlgage. Investigate first our
"Pay as you earn'' mortgage con
tract. Every month you make a
small payment on account of
principal nnd interest. You have
no periodical renewal wilh its
Irritating costs and commissions,
just a clean cut, easy to care for
proposition. A loan of this kind
may be paid any time. Umpqua
Savings and Loan Association.
Douglas Abstract Building.
QUARTER SECTION FOR NOTH
ING With millions of the finest
saw timber In Oregon. Two trout
streams through place; the best
hunting and fishing in the west;
a fine peeled log bungalow with
flrenlace. fully furnished, in
eluding 3 stoves. 3 beds com
plete, tables, chairs, fine Vic
trola. full set carpenter tools,
rifles, revolvers, a big supply
groceries; 2 horses, 2 saddles;
good barn and other buildings.
Over fifteen hundred dollnrs
worth of personal property. Give
me fourteen hundred dollars and
take everything. This is a per
fect give-away, but I must go
east now. Yours for quick ac
tion. Full Information LAW
RENCE AGENCY, 125 Cass
Ptrvet. Phone 219.
Toot the Old Year
Out and the New-
Year
in wii
th
axon
Give the car a Klaxon for
Xmas. $1.00 for your old
horn, regardless of condi
tion. All horns installed free.
W. R. Brown
Electrical Service
122 S. Stephens
MAJESTIC
Last Times Today
DODGE CARS HAVE
Never had an off-year In sales
the number sold each year
has always been greater than
the sales of any previous year.
10c
A Big Picture
Comedy
25c
'Gift; SuggestiohS;
... SILK HOSIERY ' ."'-,..
' Ladies Silk' Hose, each pair in a handsome Christmas box
, ( . . $1.00 to $1.95
Men's Silk Sox, fancy or plain, each pair in Christmas box
75c
.r, v HOUSE SLIPPERS., -
Ladies' Felt Slippers, ribbon trimmed, soft padded leather
soles, moccasin style in a wide range of colors
69c ,
1 Other styles for ladies in Felt, Satin, Leather
$1:45,; $1.65, $1.85, $1.95, $2.45,, $2.95, $3.45
' ' 1 ' ' 1 Men's Felt Slippers '
1 i:r;. WiiSiit'. '$1-45, $.6S, $1.75; : " ,t-.
K f .1 TV PI'
tVts t men ieatner nouse auppers ,. t.f . ,
. $1.95 to $3.50
Our showing of Shoes, street or dress Slippers is up to the
minute. A purchase here means ALWAYS, THE NEW IN
FOOTWEAR. SHOES MAKE- MOST ACCEPTABLE
GIFTS. Let us help you make the right selection.
ROSEBURG BOOTERIE
, t . . 7 . - j ; ( i n v i n . o n u in n -
I.', ,' v Shoes That, Satisfy and Fit Your Feet
Perkins, Blinding , . . , '. . . ,
v ' ' ' OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS
I,
Roseburg
" A.Ghristmas Dream"
Playlet by Heinline Kindergarten and
i,,. i : Primary Students
Antlers' Theatre, Tuesday, Dec; 21
Also Photoplay
i ; "HER BIG NIGHT," with Laura LaPlante
Admission 10c, 25c and 35c.
nt- r A tor- ta
inw F
5
1 BBanMaanaaaMMi
Aiitlers
Theatrce
TODAY ONLY
ERM6MGHT
jaura
bPlanfe
Comedy
With this All-Star Cast
Einar Hansen
Lee Moran
Tully Marshall
Mack Swain
Zasu Pitts
William Austin
Cissy Fitzgerald
Nat Carr
Snapshots
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
"A Christmas Dream"
Playlet by Heinline Kindergarten and
Primary Students
Admission 10c, 25c and 35c. NO RAISE 0
Coming Friday Saturday
"God Gave Me 20c"
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