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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1927)
EIGHT THE SHOE DEPT. EMPHASIZES FALL OXFORDS EXTRA I ; SPECIAL U NEW . LOWER PRICES complete assortment of styles-; with Buster Brawn's featured in Special Values, $4.95 and lower! Coat.Clerw SATURDAY ONLY See Our Sensational Values For Men, Women and X SMART FORMAL TRAVEL & SPORT COATS COATS!! Children s - 11 II ' ! . If ll. : i , H ' "J . ' ' III T7 C' : f J ftiH mmk i 'Ah Do you know there is no tweed like the English Tweeds in Conde: Coats, and they are soft as Camel's hair Suede Cloths, lustrous Yolanda and other coatings fashioned by skillful tailoring into coat? that convey the well bred look which every woman craves. Real furs, and every coat, styled for two and three year's fashionable wear. NOW PRICED To Save You at Least $10.00 on every quality coat in the store. f $69.50 Fisher's Coats, now priced $59.00 ; $79.50 Fisher's Coats, now priced .$69.00 I DOWNSTAIRS SUPER-VALUES IN MEN'S ."'.'""'"WEAR!. . ' ALL WOOL Plaid Shirts ! Grecni ton' nnd blues plnidn,' all sizes. This is a reul wonder-value. Each $3.95 SERVICEABLE ALL BLUE, - , ; Flannel Shirts This is a regular fireman's style, a heavy all-wool flannel shirt,' incompar able value.' ' $3.50 FULL SIZE Plaid Blankets Attractive colorings in plaid double blankets at a re markably low price. Each " $2.49 '': NEW PATTERNS . ; Men's Caps ; Boys or men's , variety of Nile fall Woolens, all colors, full run of sizes. $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 Boy, JUST IN emu men s ' MUNS1NG UNDERWEAR! . O II OXFORDS New styles and plenty of all sizes now available at popu lar prires.' ' ' ' $4.50;$5.45 GOSSARD CORSETS! OPENING POPCORN I ; BUSINESS HERE UIT. Sutrtck Is opeiilnp a, popcorn stand uii the. vacant lot next In tlio Cnpeo officca un Jackson struct on Saturday. Mr. Ilnlrlek purchased the machine and cfiuif.mcut ut Til- T: l Among those phuiiilng to ko to CLASRIFIPn ina M I I''"'1.1"1.'.'1 f'"' " A. C-Slui U i ( tubcc i J1 'oomaii Rama toniorrovy l Chan Ii - i m II Smoked 1 It ; - ; ' 1 ' It I "ST TPS' ' ' ' p-.Hams : Ii HalforWhole $& PER LB. II ... ! I f! ' Ott. 1 8 3 , A4k ' . i . i . h n n i CASS STREET MARKET I Ml I I 107 Wcot Cass St. Phone 19 I llllj fit SlVW'I'IW'lfW'l'S D::-A -N G:,;E 1 1 AT ORIENTAL GARDENS J EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT : p The Five Oregonians . - S Who also broadcasted over ; KGEH Eugene, 1 - Thursday, night. ....... R -SB ' ' New numbers to be featured are : ' ' B t B "I'm Cominir Virginia" and 'Blue Babv" B i Her. Over Week End-' .IH n T H . 91 I H I I II III I lllll I III Wonderful Values $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 Children's Dress, Shoes Work Shoes High Shoes Oxfords Pumps ROSEBURG BOOTERIE jnVIN BRUNN !: - ' ;V'i I' Shoes That Satisfy and Fit Your Feet Perkins Building , Roseburg, Oregon FIND GLUES TO 5SING IS S G RL T5TTTT'h''TT,'T''IMI1'1l'1,1'1'1'' HUGH T Alice Valters, 14-Year-Old Hood River Girl Not Yet Found. HANDBAG IS FOUND i lorn, llo will huvo frtiHh noiicornj will clrlvo Ilium S;it Here Over Week End ! ; lOlilicil Cobb, Btudi'iit at tlie Un( vcraily of On'KoD, nrrlvod1 . hero thlK morning froni KuK'Hie to visit ivith his jwri'iitH, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cobb, ovxt the vt'L'H mltl. Irtmonk Bcvnral wtks nno hint on-' pnpeorn brlrkf nuil ri-iups and al qriilMl (hiring tho atuto fair in Sa- ho rouxtml nnil salted peanuts. Liberty Theatre SUN., MON.. TUES., WED. Matinee Daily 2:15 P. M. Two Shows Eve. raienull. wlm I Liberty 1 7-9:15 1 ; WILLIAM FOX presents mm mct mm Sa- A motion mmM I i ... 1 Theatre Today and Saturday Matinee Daily 2:15 WARNER BROS. PRESENT THE COPY BEING ! E! IN "The Bush Leaguer" WITH Clyde Cook Leila Hyams nail town romance tlmt has all the bit; towns gasping with LAUGHS! THRILLS! Fables Oddities Pathe News ON THE STAGE PENN EY'S VAUDEVILLE PLAYERS Presenting High Class Acts that have been shown with Great Success throuohout the Country. From the Philip pines to the b.ittle fields of France they fought Over their loves, but they for got their hatred In elf sacrificing ser vice of country. TOBY Toby is coming to Town The Acrobatic Clown And Trapeze Marvel CHONG THE MAN OF MYSTERY 'ICTOR NmCLEN -EDMUND 10WF D0L0R1S DEL RIO md a mpab ca i HWhlU ANOtttON Dcg and Monkey Circus "R"K' RAOUL WALSH flo You will see all that you expect and more. " WANDA ARMOUR AT THE ORGAN Admission Mat 10c-25c Eve. 10c-50c With exception Sunday Nile, Children 25c the Clown Dug Displaying Human Rcncc. npd famous treadmill doss lute SATURDAY Special Punch and Judy Matinee Every Child will be piven Punch and Judy Whittle Free SATURDAY, MATINEE 10c-25.c ADVUSSION: . Children 20c Adultt 40c I ' I I Tho PouRlns county' qwirnntine : nmdnst int untilo paralysis 1b be Uuk stritilly enforced ut all the 5 boundary lines and Dr. T. W. Lara fwny, county health officer is re liceivliiR splendid cooperation from i the officers at nil quarantine 8ta ; tions in the county. Dr. Laraway I vUlted the Camas Valley station I on Wednesday and found severe Inspection !& being made there. ! All cars coming from Coos county are being inspected and in the event they contain children undor 1 16 years are turned back. ( As a precautionary measure the county health unit has asked all 1 communities to keep close watch on any one coming into their towns by train, helping in the coopera tion of keeping out those from tho infected areas. Heretofore only the towns on the main line of travel have been watching for cars coming from the infected areas but this week the other communi ties were asked to koep close track of any, one coming in by cur or train. No cases have been found in Douglas county, although thero .have been new CRses discovered In surrounding counties. As another precautionary measure the county has placed a man at Glendale to as sist the constable there In keeping watch and this assistant will have charge during the night. At all re ports from the quarantine stations of any cars coming in from the In fected regions with children under JS years old or of any from the trains, a strict investigation is made by the health department. Tho quarantine at Cauyonville Is being maintained and good co operation with the county is being given by that station. Inez Frederick, Aged 16, Still in Hospital Await ing Amputation of r , . . , Three Toes. ORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 21. Clues picked up ut Cascade Locks : aided officers in their search for : Alice Wallers, 11 year old Hood 1 Hlver girl, who disappeared from her home Monday along with Inez Frederick. Police were keeping a ' lookout for the Walter girl while clues at Cascade Locks were be ing followed. - ' j . Inez Frederick, 16, is still in1 Hood River general hospital wait- j Ing amputation of three toes in jured when she fell from a freight train at Cascade Locks Wednesday j" morning.- , . A handbag nnd some clothing be-' longing to tho Walters girl were; found in an old building at Cas-, cade Locks ye&terduy. Thero were: evidences that the two girls hud lived ttyera uwhile.. This brought tho theory that: Inez Frederick hlght huve fallen j while trying to board the freight, instead of jumping or being thrown ; off, us it was thought at first. j Clerks in the Andrews Brothers store at Cascade Locks recalled yesterday that on Wednesday a ' man and a girl came to the store to buy bread. The girl stayed out side while the purchase was being made. Yesterday tracks of a girl's shoes were found In the sand along the river. Alice Walters' mother examined them. She said they might have been made by her i duughter's shoes. EXTRA SPECIAL FOR 2 DAYS Friday and Saturday All &ilk Dresses in all sizes SPECIAL $3.98 ONE LOT ; " A good run of sizes and shades. 5 : SPECIAL The Ladies Shoppe 139 N. Jackson St. DO NOT AGREE TODAY MAYNARD IN j) . KEN Who? Those Roseburg men who answer tho question : "Does it do any good to pray." Unptist church j Sunday night, 7:30. i "3iwt Tlatlonai nctur Western star in the greatest Western ever produced. Comedy "The Humdinger" Latest News The greatest Matinee 10c-25c Evening 10c-25c-35c I, I, I, I'd like to have you try a set of Gates Suiter Tread Tires. Th, th, th, they are life ever-last- ; lug. Yo. yo. yo. you get them at Nick Carter's Tiro Shop, 112 Oak street. STARTING SUNDAY Ben Lyon, George Sidney and Ford Sterling DR. DEAN B. BUSAR OPTOMETRIST Specialist In the fltttni of Olanett. Ill Jack inn RL MONEY TO LOAN I ON IMPROVED FARMS Long teim loans with lthoral , repaymrnt privilege. 547 Inter- ! est payable annually. Tsual ! commission charges. Ask for ' folder describing this loan. j G. VV. Young & Son Insurance and Loans 116 Cass St. 1'hone 417 (j DANCE AT THE The Wigwam Saturday Nite October 22 Music by Rice's Dance Players " "n. IN rmK.w. ( .at t V 1 ... t . i ou ve Deen wanting tor something Here it !s. "different." Comedy Lupino Lane in "Drama De Luxe" . Latest News Matinee 10c-25c Evening 10c-25c-35c MAURICE GUNSKY Will Be Here Monday H all
