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f'::;'jer.(0'll re your answer- mi You can spare yourself a lot of thinking by coming to, , Fisher's with your lists of gifts. Here are gifts of the utmost utility and beauty and enjoyment. Here are just ths right things for a little money. We are especially fitted to help you and can make the choosing easy. Do not fail to look over both our floors. GIFTS FOR MEN, WOMEN, AND THE CHILDREN Greeting Cards, assorted packs :..50c, 75c, $1.00 Bird Gage Ornaments $1.00, $1.50 Sewing Baskets, colored....,..: .....50c Leather Bags, purses, $2.50, $3.00, up Bath Mats, bright floral Patterns ............'........$3.25 to $4.50 , Silk Covered Floss Cu8hions........$4.75 Wash Cloth Sets, colored $1.25 Fancy Towel, 45c, 59c, 65c, 89c, $1.00 Towels, box sets 98c, $1.00 Feather Pillows, famous make,. , ' v ' ' : ipair ...$5.85 Silk Umbrellas, extra values. ...... $5.85 Special Indian Blanket, part 1 v wool $3.50 Blankets, lowest ti - '' prices, .,.1..$2.49, $3.00, $3.50, $5.00 Norida Bath Powder with puff,, . , large .........i... , $1.00 Bath Capsules, concentrated, , French .. -I ... ........ :.50c Bath Salts in glass jars......'..'.:... .75c Fancy Candles, special, the pair 50c Powder Puff and Garter Sets.....'...$1.00 Men's Silk 'Ties, non-wrinkle. ...... $1.00 Men's Silk Sox, famous value.!.:.. ..50c Men's Silk Scarfs:..'..'.:. $1.25, $2.50 up Men's Silk Undies :.:.....:.'....V..'.......$2.95 Boy's Running-Pants Under Suits $1.85 Boy's Gloves, leather gauntlet.., t ' gloves'.!. .:..:.'.:.'...:..l.....i...:.:...,...$1.25 Boys Tie and gift box sets, 50c to $1.00 Women's,' Men's Linen Mandker- " i ! kerchiefs 35c, 50c, 75c Fancy Handkerchiefs...:..'.. 10c to $1.00 Men's Fancy Shlrts7:..:.:.$1.95 to $3.75 Girls,' Women's, Men's , !' Sweaters .....L:... $2.95 to $5.75 Perfume Atomizers, new style.. ..$2.00 Silver or Gold Strap Vanities... $1.35 Bridge Scorers, fancy covers.. ...'..$1.00 Bridge Book with card case 50c Slipper Trees, silk trimmed .........49c, 85c, $1.00 Silk Embroidered Pillow Covers 85c Scarfs, Silk Embroidered.. $1.00 Luncheon Cloths, linen .....,......$1.00, $1.50, $2.50 Silk and Rayon Bed Spreads $3.50 to $7.50 Goldette Bloomers, fine fitting , silk .. $1.98 Silk Gowns, crepe de chine and ,''' ; lace I......,......:.., $4.95 Step-in, crepe de chine, colors $1.98, $3.00 Goldette S.tep-in and Vest 1 : ' Suits ......$3.50 Humming Bird, Ch'ffon Hose, in box... .$2.00 Blue Crane Silk Hose, the pair... ...$1.00 Knyser, Munsing Silk ;4. Hose $1.65 to $2.50 Silk and Wool Hose, all shades, $1.00 Cats Pajamas, silk l $4.95 Child's new Zipper Galoshes.!.:.. ..$3.25 Child's Felt Slippsrs, v:V. 1 -,.-, - 75c, 89c, $1.25, $1.50 Women's Felt Slippers,' . : : ! ! ' . ... 89c, $1.35, $1.65, $1.85 Women's Galoshes l..... $2.50 to $4.50 Women's Rain Coats. ...L$6.59, $7.35 Dress Pumps, Patent.iSuede,' ; ......; f t '$5.85 to $11.85 Boys, Girls', Buster Browns '' 1 1 1 , . ..i i $2.50 to $5.50 Men's Shoes, Oxfords.'...$4.50 to $7.50 Men's Felt or Leather Slippers,.. .A....i.,.....i4$1.75 to $2.95 Boys Wool Caps $1.25 to $2.50 Men's, Bow Ties...:... 50c Men's Garters ....... il.........35c, 50c Boy's Yellow Slickers..'. $4.50 Make a list of persons to be remembered and from practical items like the above let us make your late shopping easy and satisfac tory, i . .N Green feCv WithA Stamps . Purchases Xma. Wrapping, On All Package. Deter Service Detter Merchandise SJBL RESCUE OF SUB CREW RESUMED AFTER STORMS MRS. LINDBERGH LANDS IN TEXAS DALLAS, Texas, Dec. 21. (Continued from page 1.) tap a hole in the hull of the sub marine ut the torpedo room and attach an air line. This will require (lie use of un derwater flood UghtH kucIi as were nttpfl In th K-dl Hulvtit'lnir onem- tlnnti It l.p nnf.pfiiiHi'V li Wul.il The IlluilH Wftf the tuiiuinK machine to the hull, t tflH b8 Ijlti,ie hfiro Mm. Evangeline I Lindbergh on htr way by airplane to ee her Hon, Colonel Lindbergh, fn Mfxico City, landed at Love Field near here at 10:07 o'clock (his morning. .refuel and pro- Thf nifii-hin in HO constructed Thar when the hull Itt . titlllCtured I and the drill withdrawn a valve niiimnniif-ullv la ciufted. Th ft fiiri line is then screwed on und the air forced in. The (tea off Wood End wa8 flat in the early morning but an the bourn passed. It grew choppy and threatened once more to hold up all diving operations. The opera lion described by Kadle, offlc'irs said, required the best water con ditions. . . 1 ceed to San Antonio. TULSA, Okla., Dec. 21. Mrs. Evangeline Lindbergh, -n rout? to Mexico City to spend Christmas with, her son. Colonel Charles A. Lind- bergh, bopped off from Tulsa Ail port here tfis morning at 7 : 4 for Dallas, Texas. I PROVINCETOWN, Mass., Dec. 21. A friendly act for a brother : officer r.ent Lieutenant Joseph A. ' McGInloy, executive officer on the ' Ill-fated submarine S-4 to . IiIh death. His father. Joseph J. Mcttlnley, former Norristown, Pa., publisher, said here today that bis son had been transferred from the S-4 be fore the submarine lft Ports ; mouth, N. H on her final trip, but j stayed aboard so another officer , could spend a few days before : Christmas with his family. i Lieutenant McOinley, the father said, had received orders to pro-; 1 ceed to the New London subnia-j j rlne base for two years' shore : ' duty after a 30-day leave, which ' should have Btnrled early last j week. The naval officer's wife and I elht monthKold daughter came I from their San Diego, California, ! home to Norristown a week ago and a happy reunion had been planned for next Thursday night j when he was to havti met them and Ills father in New York. . i-j Self Sung Requiem WASHINGTON, Dec. '21. (J i Knowledge that he courted the death which may now be his with in the steel confines of the 1 wrecked submarine S-4, was held by Walter Bishop of Washington, : radioman aboard her, hut, like his . comrades In peril, he was fasclnat , ed by "life in a. damued old sub." j Prophetic in its recital of tKe dangers braved aboard a "pig bout'' a poem written some tunc two by Bishop has come to light as a self-sung requiem over those who went to their death with the S-4 off Provincetown.. Entitled "The Sub marine," the poem fits particular ly well Into the story of the S-4 with lis description of the close quarters of an undersea boat. Opening with the observation that many "rave of battleships, Spotless and clean," hut that not much Is said of "life on a subma rine," the poem continued: In the cantankerous mind of (ho : devil rjr. 7'ht'ro, festorod a. fiendish scheme; i; Ho called hi3 cohorts around him And designed the submarine, ii . They planned and plotted to do their worst, . In perfecting this awful thing; j And since completing their hideous; work i Are waiting what evil It will , bring. . i The after battery is where wo eat That is, when we roll the least Wtiile hanging on to keep our place - t Likq some prehensile beast. Most of us In the battery room I Are close to a lurking death; - With the storage cells giving off gas ' ' That Bmothers our every breath. The torpedo room is a deadly spot, But wo have Biuall choice, you know; So some sleep there, knext the over head. With tons of T N T below. . The coc is a little place Just crammed with levers and tools, And let me tell you, on a dive' It Is uo place for fools. Mrs. Lindbergh expected to 4 reach Dallas by not later than 4 10:10 where a brief stop is planned. Leaving Dallas the 4 Ford-Stout tri-molored plane 4 will wing Its way to Kan An- 4 tonio, Harry Brooks, pilot, ex- pectlng to reach that city by 4 1 o'clock this afternoon. Mrs. Lindbergh and her party of 4 fliers will have lunch in San 4 Antonio, Brooks said. Leaving Kan Antonio after lunch, Mrs. Lfndbersh ' plans 4 to fly to Brownsville, where she will spend the night. It was decided this morning, Brooks said, not to try to reach Tamplco tonight but to have plenty of daylight in fly- ing over Die Mexican terri- tory. SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Dec. 21. Mrs. Evangeline L. Lindbergh, mother of Colonel 4 Charles A. Lindbergh, alight- ed ut Kelly Field here, where her noted son acquired his 4 flying skill, at 1:35 this after- noon enroute to Mexico City 4 where she is to spend the 4 Christmas holiday's with him. 4 I NEW TODAY FAT Xmas geeseOS-R. - - ' ' OLD growth and second growth fir wood, dry. 33FH. t FOR KENT Very reasonable, room modern house. Call at 810 Hoover St. FOR RENT Nicely furnished modern 5-room house and gar- ageCall at869 Miller St. FOR SALE Blacksmith shop lii Sutherlin. Good location. R. E. Ralston, SutherliB,Ore. ARRIVED New shipment Turner Rros. glass cloth. 15 dt. for 5. iJtnn-Gerretsen Co. FOR SALE Dry red fir blocK wood, 3 tier. iS.50. A. R. Jla bley, Rt. it. Phone 32F11. j GET your car washed and greased at the itoseourg uarage. e have the Bean rapid sjwtem. i FOR SALE One of the largest motors that was ever put In an automobile. Cheap at Sarfrs j WE SOLVE the parking problem. Store your car at the Roseburg Garage. Only $2.50 per month for day storage. FOR SALE-Near Sutherlin, 6 acres bearing apples, in fine con dition. A good little place with Income. $-150. L. O. Maddux. BRING us your HIDES and FURS. Highest prices paid for same. Roseburg Poultry Co., 501 N. Jackson St. TRY"afew sacks-of Utah King coal and be convinced you get more heat for your money. South End Fuel Co. 3 MORE SHOPPING DAYS Before Christmas Our Stock of Xmas Gifts Is Still Complete GIFT SUGGESTIONS CHRISTMAS trees and mistletoe. Orders taken at Peoples Supply Co., or phone $430-5. Velmonte Morris, 133 N. Flint There's a sort of fascination Attends this job of ours, That could only be duplicated lly a rocket trip to mars. We cusb and mutter "never again" Until we get paid off; But the blamed old life will drag us back No matter how we scotf. for Wo all come back, come back more; And there, friends, is the rub; We like the life beneath the sea Life in a damned old submarine. Life In a dumncu old marine-sub. SILK UNDERWEAR SILK ROBES : SILK HOSE HAND BAGS & PURSES BRIDGE SETS ; SCARFS v ,:,.,,:"-. , GARTER SETS" 1 - PILLOW TOPS (hand painted) ' FUR CHOKERS UMBRELLAS CLOVES HANDKERCHIEFS ' TOWEL SETS TABLE LINEN RIBBON NOVELTIES ' FANCY BED SPREADS PAJAMAS SILK GOWNS WORLD WAR VET'S . FUNERAL THURSDAY 'r The body of Ttoy J. McConnell, world war veteran, who died last Saturday at tho Veterans' hospi tal in Walla Walla followlim n mo longod Illness, arrived here Tues day afternoon and tho funeral will bo held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock nt tho chapel of the Hose burn Undertaking company. Unm qua Pout of American Legion, of Which Mr McConnell was a mem her, will conduct the military ser- DAILY WEATHER REPORT cup, NEW CHINA SETS ' licautlful pearl lustro U. 8. Weather Bureau Office, i sauter,1 and plate sets. Two color Roseburff, OroRon. Data reported china; 3-piecu sot, 6!ic. Also sold by Arthur W. Push, Meteorologist ; separately. See them at Can's. (n charge. I 1 Bflronietrio prossuro (reduced j CattaruuRus Riiarantopd pock to sea level) 5 a. in. ... 30.06 el knives are sold ut Wharton Relative humidity 5 p. m, yes 1 lhos. terday (per cent) ' tt- Preclp. in Int. and Hundredths: Highest temperature yesterday 3t SI It takes ten good men to operate The diving gear that's thore; And each man knows that a clear, cool I) rain Insures his return to the air. Lowest temperature last night Average temporaturo for tho day Normal temporaturo for this dnto 3 0 Total preclp. since Ut month 2 09 Normal preclp. tor this month 6.92 Torn I precln. from Sept. 1, ! 1927, to date ,.109 Avorngo preclp. from Sept. 1, j 1877 ...11.86 Totnl deficiency since Sept 1. ! 1927 1.37 Average seasonal preclp, ISept. to May, Inclusive 31.12 . Forecast for southwest Oregon: . expected Itain tonight or Thursday warmer, 'tonight. j DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRI8T Specialist in the fitting of Glasses 116 Jacksou St. vices, iltev, .1. II. Vetlhull will 1 rroclpltntlon, Inst St hours rlclate nnd the legion post win nt tend in. n body, .ilurtal will be In the Brtlillnrs' Hriiili- OenWtofy.'wtth it flrlnK squad at. , the giivve. M. R Bitter In In chares, nt Arrange nii'iitH. Tin body was noconip.tnleii here by Iter. C. P. MrConnoll, a cousin of the decensed. Rev. Mc Connell Is psslor of ttie South Methodist rhurrh at Wnlln Walls. Dr. Adams of Kucene, an uncle of Itoy McConnclt. Is also here for the services. Ladies' Silk . Stockings , in gift boxes $1.00, $1.65, $1.95 Roseburg Booterie BOSTON, Dec. 21. The Boston navy yard today announced that the destroyer Sturtevatit. now un der wuy for the scene of the sink ing of the submarine S-4, carried apparatus with which an attempt mlht be made to calm the troub lous Bens with compressed air.,- Use c( compressed air was sug- KOBtpd by Philip Urahoar, of Princeton University, who recent ly set forth the idea that shins anchored in mldoceau might afford landing places for trans-Atlitntlc pluncs by calming the wuter around them In a similar way. The announcement from the navy yard suld that Mr. Drushoar himself wns aboard the Sturtcvnnt nnd his scnemu tor calming the troubled wnters off Provincetown would be attempted if It appeared at all leuslble., PrtOVINCRTOWN, Mass., Dec. 21. Diving operations were resum ed at 12:y0 o'clock today In nu ntlempt to rescue the six men im prisoned in the wreck of the sunk en submurino S-4. The first man to go down was James Ingram who wa& the first to be lowered wlien the S-51 was sunk off Block Is land two years ago. The sea was so calm the diver was lowered directly over tho side of tho mine sweeper Falcon, tho flagship of the salvage fleet. The diving platform had , been rigged but was not found neccssnry. Commnnder Edward Ellsberg. who had charge of S-61 salvage work, wa& at tho telephone on the deck, maintaining communications with tho diver. m . II. C. (Tug) Wilson, who wns the second diver to go down to tho S-51 was in his diving suit ready to make the descent ns soon ns In gram came up. Because of the time consumed in lowering and rulsing Hie diver, mado necessary by the changing pressure at vari ous levels, no report on Ingram's findings was available at 2 o'clock. Wo know it's a serioim business, You never hear laugh or quip; Efficiency prevails supreme Our lives are forfeit for u slip. Yes, dally we make a risky dive. vhile Uncle Sam. with his brim ming cup. Bets us a dollar, while we're alive, A dollar to nothing we don't come up. We're bottled up. Just like a trap, With untiling in between The sea and death but a metal cap. I.Ike the Ud on a sotip toureen. Wo get a five dollar bonus They call it extra pay; Put It always iroes for dungarees That the acid eats away. THE GARAGE that never closes. Phone 408 for our AAA service car. At your call day or night. The Roteburg Garage, LOST Bewteen Roseburg and 2 miles Boutb, Wlllard gtcntgc dul tery. Please leave at Maws-Review office or Rlvervlew Sta tion, 2 miles south. FOR SALE 10 acreB, 1 mile from Oakland. 12 in cultivation, box house, wells, spring, barn. $2000. Terms. L. O. Maddux, 404 N. Jackson. THALERS, TRAILERS, TRAIL ERS Get one now, and receive a Face-a-Llte free with your or der. At Sarff'si Auto Wrecking House, 329 N. Main St. TO AUTOMOBILE OWNERS We have the best equipped shop in tho county with high class mechanics-. A trial will convince you. Whe Roseburg Garage. YOU OWE'lT uTyour'ianiny'if not to yourself to have a Fuce-a-Llte put on your car and avoid ac cidents from glaring headlights. Put on for $3.00 at Sarff's. STOP, LOOK, LISTEN Could you have saved a few dollars each month in the past? Think of the future and send at once for our free booklet. Douglas Building & ' Loan Assoclatlon. ' . FOR SALE A nice little chicken ranch, good 4-rooin house, large porch, woodshed, chicken house aud brooder house; 100 head poultry, garden tools, furniture; some fruit and berrieB. $1400. L. O. Maddux. j FOR SALE Choice breeding stock Narragansett turkeys; 30 toms and 35 hens. Will take or ders and deliver Jan. 15th, 1928, or If purchaser wishes to go to ranch, may get them any time. Toms $8, hens W. L. Cobb, Roseburg, Ore. ; SAVE money on your" mortgage loun by our monthly payment plan, l'ny off tho old mortgage with a new one. We have a very convenient installment loan plan which not only ninkes payment easy but effects a worth while saving to the borrower. Umpqua Savings and Loan Association. Douglas Abstract Building. FOR SALE Or will trade Hie best Blacksmith equipment in Douglas Co. consisting of power drill, trip hammer, power hack saw, power forge, electric ino-1 tor, line shafts, pulleys, belting, anvil, vises, aud many other things too numerous to mention. See Sartf atJS29 N. Main St.. WILL sacfiflctTpoultry plant on ac count of sickness, 400 pullets, 300 hens, 24 Charters Incubators all equipped; cow, team, wagon, hay, all farming implements, 125 rabbits, good buildings, 8 brood er stoves, water piped to build ings. Come aud look It over. Easy terms. J. H. Booher, Leona, Oregon. Box 518. ASK WATER RIGHTS MwwvLtwl Pre Lpa'iod Wlro) SACRAMENTO, Calif., Dec. 21. Tho Daffodil Mining company, Roseburg. Oregon, has applied to And hundreds of items space will not per mit us to mention.' Look them over and get our prices. SALE ON SILK UNDERWEAR SALE ON UMBRELLAS The Ladies Shoppe , 1 39 N. Jackson St. HOUSE ENTERED A vacnnt house belonging to W. S. Hamilton and located on North Kano street was entered last night. Neighbors saw prowlers In the NOTICE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN wishing to or money club's an- . Any member house but wore unable to identify I five fruit. Jellies o -..,l.l l. loornort fOr tOYS fOC OlO entrance was gained by means of nual charity event, leave at a pass key. but nothing was dam-; Art and Baby Shop by Thurs- aBl or stolen. day evening sure. Miss aged or stolen. . . ; O r I .will.. sell you glasses :fpr t3.98, guaranteed by tho manufacturer to please or no sale. J. W. Hall, 112 Bowen St., RoBeburg, Ore. Pltchford will have charge or tho distribution. ; , -'- RAINCOATS FOR Women and Misses We are closing out at actual cost remain der of raincoats on hand. These are fine high grade coats, in sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, and in colors, red green, blue, brown. Prices $4.45, $4.95, $7.85 A Useful Christmas Gift. Kidder's Shoe Store Roseburg, Oregon ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO. i ; Established 1801 , ' ' 'j M. E. RITTER, Manager I ' . Founded and Maintained on Efficient Service and Courtesy . Phon 284 ' Oik and Kan St. Ambulance Service . Licensed Lsdy Embalmsr NASH GARAGE The bett Ued Curs that money can buy. Repairing on a!l cars. Guar.tn. teed Work. Oak & Maln Sts. Phone 649 Tho best blooj in the sorvice You'll find on tho old pis boat. For It tnkes more than a common mind -To sink and still to float. The officers are real he-men I vt character and nerve tut pre mo; ll takes the keenest intellect To command a aubnmrine. j Thoy must bo democratic,, j Broad minded men and strong. j Capable of quirk decisions I ShouM an thing go wrong. IIOSTON. Dec. 21. Hear Ad miral Friuik H. Urumby, In charge of rescue operations at Province town, reported to the Boston navy yard this afternoon that before the comnresftcd air ammratUH at the aceno of the disaster could be J the division 01 waier rignis iur set nn all linue of resell ine noasible . cubic feet of water from Elliott survivors of the S-4 would have vanished. Ho pointed out that favorable weather was promised for tho next 2-1 hours. ' Creek, draulic Copper, Siskiyou mining Oregon. county, for hy- operallons near McConnlck-Peerlne cream sep arators are ball bearing and run Toy tractors and trucks, iunt liehL Thoy get all the cream. like the bis ones that we sell, at Throe sises are carried In stock at Wharton Bros.. PREPARE FOR GAME Whnrton Bros-. CHINA BRIDGE SETS, $5.00 Just In by direct importation, wonderfully pretty china bridge A-itl rrr wrro sets. Consists of tea pot, sugar. STANFORD UNIVERSITY.. Cnl.. creamer, and four trays and cups. Dec. 21. With the bugaboo of tin- Each set of two color pearl lustre; al examinations left safely behind china in tans, blues, orange, etc. them, the members of the Stanford An Ideal gift. These are $5.00 for university football squad has re- the Bet. Also have cups, f aucers i turned to the practice grind pre- and plates to match. See them at ! paratory to facing Pittsburgh unl- carr's. versity's Panthers at Pasadena on . o January 2. U K will disinfect Incubators and Indications are that Stanford rid them from all disease germs, will seek victory against the Sold in all slie bottles at Wharton smoky city boys over tho same Hros. ! routo as traversed successfully ( i before this year the air. A well-' ! developed overhead game with a 7 i raw near Til.v. nnil uinrnl ntil W U S- ' ones revamped appears to oe ncf-uuu. With all this It may sem stranco Coach Warner s Holiday Dance! AT ORIENTAL GARDENS Friday Night, December 23 GOOD MUSIC No Dance Saturday, Christmas Eve. W hen von ask a gob oft any pig- boat He'd rather be there than ny- where ' ' " As loug as there's a sub afloat. the Panthers. . V. meeting Starmer Camp No. 19, Taken to Hospital Mrs. H. C. Church was taken to Mercy Hospital last night quite ill. George Thurs- day night 7:30 p. m. Election of officers. F. J.. BORDEAUX Adjt. i ID DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME ESTABLISHED 1926 H. C STEARNS. Manager Perfect Funeral Service " Fair and Reasonable Prices Pin and Lan St. PHONE 112 Lady Attendant
