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ROSEBURG NEWS-RSV1EW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. FRIDAY. JUNE 22, 1923.
I vA v. a sri ll'
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That Bring Big Savings To You
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OPENING DAY
, j , ; Saturday, June 23rd ,
Rayons, 32 Inches
Wide
$1,35
...250
This lustrous materinl suited
for everything from dresses
to curtains a wonderful as
sortment; i '
The yard
Specials from stock 95c to
$1.00 Values in Rayon yQw
Prints i. '. I Jp
59c to 65c values ...
85c Jand 9(Jc values .
Printed Voile, 1 lot
snccjalr ..,.(..
"Toirmy Tucker"
Prints, fast color ...
....49c
J.GOe
390
Hosiery ;
Amazingly
Priced ;
Lovoly Lustrous
Rayon Hose, In
choice colors, the
pali 39i
All over pure
thread silk hose,
n sale special,
silk well over the
knee, newest
shades, pr, 89 1
Close out of Kay
er Chiffon Hose
, ' because a dlscon
tinucd number,
slipper heel, reg
ular at $2, now
on sale $1.33
Pillow Cases
Seldom do you see QQrf
such vnlues. Each GJji
81x90
Seamless Sheets
Heavy nnd ser vie entile, crisp
snow, while sheets. Will lium-
dcr satisfactorily.
Special I liis sale .
Printed
Crepe de Chine
Excellent material. $ silk.
Our regular 85c to $1.00
values. On sale TQti
now '.. 1... I ufl
Rayori Vests and
11 Bloomers
Exceptional values, 1 selling
ordinarily at twice the price,
on sale now. CflW
Vots i.L,:.:.!.:.'.-.:.!.MJ5
Bloomers $l.Cu
i Rayon Bloomers ' '
From li new 'shipment, said
lo be extraordinary values.
L'.mstic waist mid knee.
larelully cut. All sizes
Rayon Bed Spreads
A slashed price article worth1
twice the amount we Q0 1 Q
ask. Scalloped cdca OOl I J
Women's Apron
Dresses
C'clorful prints, several styles
full range of sizes.
Each
Turkish Towels
19x36 width, heavy, with
fast color borders. iQH
Each I 0t
We have been preparing for weeks
for this great sale in June. Items
have been secured that will be of
interest to everyone. Now that the
time has arrived we' are sure to
please. Every department will re
ceive you with real bargains.
Come and You'll
SALE STARTS
9 a. m., Saturday, June 23rd
Women's Leather
Hand Bags
Surely Save!
f"he season ? most approved
styles in line gram
leathers,, each 1
Silk Dress Special
One lot of small sizes, to he
denned up at this Jjj
All other F.n"emhles, of silk
mid wool combinations 1-3
oft.
Rayon Slips
Said to he a double value.
shadow proof
hems U I ll
89g
8:..$1,00
Rubberized
Rayon Aprons
Newest nnd very popular
novelty. PQri
waterproof uJU
Sil'c- Ensembles $2.'. 30
values. Now on
jZias&l '
Child's Pantie
Dresses
Wash prints in good pat
terns, with pockets, button
waist bands.
bach U I ll
Just Imagine!
New Silk Dresses
$9.85
Values up to $15.00 but re
duced for clearance of the
Ladies Coats
Priced now to close up. Ask
to see them. .
One Lot
Ladies Tailored Suits
This season's purchase, but
reduced from $25.00 and
$27.50 for close AM Q nr
up, now y I UlOu
New Slip On
Sweaters
Just in and greatly
mand everywhere.
nnd fancy
colored ...
IP-
Shoe Specials
Bargains await you in wo
men's, men's and children's,
special lots at
$1.95, $2.95,
$3.95
Men's Dress Sox
Silk and Rayons
in color combinations of dis
tinction. A rare ' QCItf
value : OJo
Men's Waist
Overalls
tripple
in de-White,
$2.25, $2,95
Standard weight,
stitches, buckle
back. Sizes 30 to 38
Men's Work Sox
Famous coarse knit, clastic
A pair .. 1 Ojj
Oval Yarn Rugs
18x30 size, for bath room,
bedroom or kitchen. Q0W
A sensational value ,...0uj
Better brvice Better Merchandise
Sale Ends Saturday Night, June 30th
NEW TODAY I
ODD lots of lumber at Pages'; 1.
SI2uml 15. ;
FOH HKN'T 3-ruoin apt., private
ImiIk IJoukIus Hotel. ;
KOIt SAI.K About 6D Iters ot
hard wood. Phone 12K41 .
Nkwi.V reiiovaed.S-nnTfuTrnlsh-'
htstt Aiyly 22lW.Wah. j
A LOT for sole" cheap, uux2U0 with '
(tood gunigx. Inquire 121)7 Ullip
cjua Ave. i
FOft" IIKNT Clean 4-rooiu uiU ;
close in; (Hi, 221 W. Lane St.
'Iione JK23. ,
CORDOMISHOP
Paint Market
314 West Cass St.
Roseburg, Oregon
FOH .KENT Modern apt., 3 huge '
' rooms; gaiuge, J16. Adults.
1 Phone 459-K.
.FOR TRADE OR SALE HalMu- j
terest in garbago business. J. W. !
Draper, 523 K. Main St. ,' . I
HE.N'NISON craft work Uemoiistru-W
Uons at the Hook store, all iirjn
next week. Lessons free. -J
OR HAI.E Several llarred Roek S
roosters, 1 year- old, (). A. (,'.
jilruln.(JC: 'I'ruebUiod. Ipj
a i.ioKTAi. tree Is Hie smait
centerpiece. Learn lo make It at
the Hook storea of next week.
F()lt "' RENT 2 roofii . furnished
house, close In; ?6 per monili.
Si'eeIevntir man Perking l!ldn.
LESSONS in a'rtjrlcfal llowiTTrnakT I
ln. irarty favors and wax work,
ai iue ijook store all of next
week.
ROOMS WAXTKO For'O.
convention. Within
Cass and Jackson
3f,liJ.
WANTED To rent good equipped
ranch on shares or reasonable
tonus. P. 51. Paulson, Looking
Glass, Ore.
FOR SALE Young cockerels, de-
llvereu, zuc. Near Riverside
A
fi blocks of
Sts. Phone
Store. Leave orders at store.
L. Scott.
W.
NICE lG-acre ranch, 8 miles from
Roseburg, good roads, flue wa
ter, fair buildings; berries and
grapes. A bargain. L .(). Maddux,
liil N. Jackson.
WHERE? Ono half mile south of
Canyonvllle. Canyon Tavern an
ideal place for the Sunday din
ner. Rest of service, foods and
music. Tiy lt Sunday.
FOR SALE "or ira.le" fuFTsiisebiug
properly. -I r. house, large corner
lot un macadam street ill Oak
ridge, a town with a future.' C.
Walter (iroves, 211 Comm. Ave.
Phone -I77-H.
LIVE OR DIE You are sine to do
one or the oilier. Our 1 system
atic savings- protects you and
your family live o rdio; Write for
our frco booklet. Douglas Build-
Ing & Loan Association.
"M lllwork" '
That yon enn depend upon. Wo use
exclusively high grudo finish
lumber, thoroughly klln-drled. All
work guaranteed satisfactory,
('oeil J.umber Company
(INK 5-iilbe radlo8Pt(:ompleti!
with battery eliminators. lathing
else to buy. A real bargain, S-10.
Cash or terms. Ono li-tube radio
less equipment, 525. Taylor's nai
lery & Electric Station, cor.
Rose and Oak Sts. Phone (17.
MY MODERN Ctooiii Imnio- hi
iiaiKion -oy t no sea (toulilo ga
rage fireplace lawn and flow-
ers two blocks to park quar
ter mile lo beach and natatorium
a wonderful plncn to live. Sac
rificed at $3500. Terns. J. P.
Dillon. Randon, Oregon.
BATTERY prices reduced. A stan
dard' slx'-volt National battery
now only $7.15. and your old
battery. Requires water only ti
times a year. Fully guaranteed.
Taylor's llattery & Electric Sta
tion, Roseburg Super Service
station.
Pure White Lead, per 100 lbs...... :...:.....$14.00
Kalsomine, all colors, per .lb. ..:.-:....."10c
Plaster Paris, per lb 5c
Venetian Red, best English, per lb.,....-.:.... 5c
Pure Linseed Oil (Red Wing), per gal.... .:..$1.20
Pure 'Turpentine, per gal. $1.20
Sub. Turpentine, per gal 50c
Denatured Alcohol, per gal. v: $1.00
Creosote (pure) per gal .........$1.00
Asphaltuin Varnish, per gal r $1.00
Green Shingle Stain (unfading), half linseed
, oil, half shingle oil . or. pure, creosote,
per. gal ,...,....,........$1.25
Brown or red Shingle Oil and Creosote, per gal. 75c
Asphaltum Stain Creosote and Shingle Oil,
per gal. .. ' .50c
Fuller's House Paint, per gal. , ...$2.50
Fuller's Floor Paint, per gal $2.50
Fuller's high grade Floor Varnish, per gal.....$2.95
Fuller's high grade Spar Varnish, per gal...... $2.95
House Paint, our own lead, oil and zinc,
mixed to order, any color, per gal.:.'. $2.50
Delco Class Enamel, per gal... $2.75
Felt Paper, three-fourths lb. to yd., 50 yds. $3.00
Wall Paper, fine quality, double roll 18c
Brushes, all kinds (mfg. prices), 3 inch ...45c
Inside Wood Stains ,all colors, per gal $1.50
Pure Shellac, per gal .......$4.00
Spirit Laquer, per gal $3.00
Quick drying Laquers, all colors and sizes.
Artists' Materials, Sheet Pictures.
Picture. Frames to order 35c up
Window Glass, priced right. No charge for setting.
Sewing Cabinette, Magazine Racks, Mirrors,
Transfer Ornaments, Polishes, Waxes, Mops,.
Dusters and every other thing carried in a high
class supply house. ', ,
CORDON & BISHOI
3 Doors West of Postoffice
IIO.MK owners, do you iitH'd ready
cash? If you own your home and
ihmhI iiniut'dialo funds we can
kIvu you prompt service. Our
monthly payment plan offers an
viiay method of liquidating a
loan. No commissions, no delays.
Umpqun Savings and Loan Asso
(dation HouKlns Abstract Uldg.
It 10 AD THIS A 30xi;50hoavy
duty, shoulder .built six-ply Leo
Deluxe casing, made nnd tried
out on the new Kord car, con
tinuous running day and night,
wave a .mileage for 32 thousnnd
miles. Pi-Ire $11.50 beat that If
you can. If you do I will lock my,
doors, quit business, call Die dog
grease-my khii, ro to tin hills
and trap tduinks for a IfvliiK
Nick Carter.
'DEAD" WAR VET
AND EX-PRISONER
MEET BY CHANCE
PORTLAND Juno - 22. Ten
years ago June 21, 11)18 two
American soldiers stole'out of ll
trench In Northern France to Bot
oul across MNo Man's -Land" on a
mission of ' considerable ; Importance.-
They were Coi-pornli Ilurold
Rockwell and Private Charles M.
Davis.
An hour lator they encountered
a (ierman patrol, und nttor a. fight
Rockwell was taken prisoner and
Davis left for dead.
Today Harold Rockwell of Los
Angeles, .and Mrs. Rockwell and
two. little Rockwells: halted, their
nulomoblle at a service station in
Portland to fill up with gas. They
were bound for Rainier National
Park. Another car drove up along
side of theirs.
Chnrles E. Davis, of Relllnghmn,
Wash., a salesman for a tobacco
firm. ' noted something famillar
about the face of the man in Hie
oilier car, although ho had never
seen the moustache before. Rock
well looked at Davis.
"Haw, haw!" laughed Davis fin
ally. "You can't fool me with a
moustache. Thought the Germans
got you."
"And I thought you were dead,"
relied Rockwell. The reunion thnt
followed was loud and boisterous,
and business at the filling station
was tied up for quite a while.
From Arkansas
: To Paris Opera
OLD-FASHIONED
JENNIE M. LOVE
- IS ACCUSED OF
BURNING HOME
v (Continued from pnno 1.)
ftrers found that furniture listed
as behiR destroyed In a fire two
years uro was attain li-drd In Ihe
new clnlm. She was subjected lo
qitestlonliiK for neve ml hours yes
terday, and, according to ihe of It
rors, told several cnnriletliiic stories
before finally confessing. She Is re
ported to hnvo siiiil that she de
sired money to visit her unit in
Canada.
- , Test li Ordered
'J.Mrs. Love Is a woman sll;;litly
past! middle w and orilrcrs be
lieve that she may he menially un
balanced, .md so have requested
thai slut be examined as to her
sanity, nnd before any criminal
prosecution Is started, other than
the tiling of the luforinallon, she
'will be. given a menial examination.
! Mrs. Love has been supporting
herself for a number of years by
doing odd John of work, taking In
within going lulo homes to wasli
and clean, and has also malutnlned
a huge garden. She has frequently
iippeatcd to llui county for aid, and
has been given considerable help
In procuring (nod and other neces
sities for herself and daughter.
The county oi'tlclals who have
known her through her requests
for aid, have not considered her
mental condition to be entirely
right, hut did not believe that her
tondllinn was such as to Justify
nily action in havin her commit
tnd lo an Institution.
Probe Old Fire
An Investigation is now beln;
idurted Into Iho fire which de
M toyed Mt'H. Love's former home
nt (lie north en.! of ."ni tlth street
a couple of years ago. This home
was completely destroyed and the
unman was given insurance on her
furniture and the house was re
built by the Insurance company. It
Is thought possible that this home,
too, may have been purposely set.
An Information charging her
with arson with, intent to defraud
nn insurance company, was filed
this tnornlii;' In Ihe local justice
court. She will be permitted to
have a preliminary examination If
she desires, nnd If she waives ex
amination will be bound over to
the grand jury for further Investl
fnttou and in Ihe meantime will
undergo a test for sanity.
Tin1 deputy fire marshals nnd
Insurance representative went lo
Myrtle Creek this morning lo In
esltgale recent tires there. 1
NO WORD FROM
AMUNDSEN AND
HIS FIVE AIDES
.it. iii-i.i
: ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
; ; Established 1901
M. E. RITTER, Msnantr
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Jhone 284
AaK and Kane St.
Ambulance Service
Llcfnirrf Lurty
EmbAtmer
j SOUTH DEER CREEK NEWS
1 .Mtu W lilt sit of Uosehurg w is
a caller at the Mellon homo in
Sunday.
II. I' Hlood has commenced
.hauling berries -to Klamath Kalis.
! Tom Mellon was n Sunday vis
iter ut the Itlood home,
j Horn, to Mr, anil Mrs. William
j M"lmn. Jr.. .tune a daughter.
U tit h ltiood spent PaUirday ntlit
j.'tnil Sundav at htr home on S. P.
ICieeV.
j Ltery one is busy making hay.
Mr and Mn. James li.irdain and
faintly of Salinas. Calif., we it tall
'.en at Ihe Melton homo Wednesday.
(Continued from pa;;e 1.)
packages were attached failed to
open. This unfortunately contained
tresh batteries and an iiccumii
lator for tint radio outfit whose
strength Noblle has been carefully
husbanding. Major Maddaleua now
plans to drop a new set of batter
ies carefully packed In n rubber
boat so that It will not be damaged
In falling on the ice.
With the appearance of some
sunshine bringing up the fog. Ma
jor Maddaleua hoped to he able to
.make another trip before the day
.ended. Ills fellow Italian flier,
.Major IVnzo, was planning to get
;u ay al. o if possible, i
Paris Grows Anxious i
! I'AItlS, June 22. Naval Lieu-'
tenant Paris, French tiler who has
been grooming a French seaplane
for a tntns Atlantic night In the
near future, today ottered his ser
vices to proceed to Spltsshergen to
assist In the search for Com
mander Rene Ctullbaud nnd the
French plane aboard which Roald
Amundsen set out to the relief of
the Nubile crew Monday night.
A 21 hours ncatn passed with
out new s of the Frem h plane and
iiH sIk men. including the treat
Norwegian cxplonr, the opiimism
whhh had been behl out In Carls,
dhanged to great anxiety Although!
official naval circles still express
hope that the missing seaplane will
be heard from shortly.
Crgent instructions, however,
have been wired to the cruiser
Strasbourg to make all haste
northward. It probably will leave
'Cherbourg during the night while
it he dispatch boat .Quentiu Hoose
velt, which nlso has been ordered
j north .Is due to reach Rergen this
evening.
RAISING THE ANTE
"Will you lend me ten dollars ?"
"Young mint, money-lending de
stroys friendship and ours shall
not be destroyed for ten dollars."
"Then lend me twenty dollars."
Fliegonde Illaeller, Munich.
McCormlck binding
Wharton Itros.
THE WIGWAM
Carnival
DANCE
AT THE WIGWAM
Music by .Star Five
Big Time and Lots of Noise
Admission $1.00 ' Ladies Free
Miller and Thompson
Unconscious
Since May 6
Distracted Husband: For heav
en's sake, Alice, haven't you done
your hair yet?
His Wife: Pone it? I haven't
found It yet. Answers.
4 trw-
'TWAS EVER THUS
Marie: Fancy, Robert, In r few
years we shall be able to fly to
London in half nn hour.
Hobert: nut you will still need
two hours to get' ready. Journal
Amnsnnt, Paris.
Miss Mary McCormlc, formerly
of Belleville, Ark., is the first Am
erican singer in 30 years to sign
with the Paris Opera company. She
studied music at the University of
Arkansas and later., went., to.. Chi
cago as a protege of Mary Garden.
PLAYING SAFE
"So you want to Join the nrmy
for how long?"
"nu ration."
"But there nln't any -war on."
"I know I mean duration of
ponrp." Cnllforntn Ppltran.
HOUSE PLANS FREE
We are now prepared to furnish to the homo builder detail
ed plnns and specifications. TheRo plans arc complete In every
respect, drawn by competent architects, and are furnished freo
to nil of our customers. Come In and look over our plan books,
nnd let us assist you. We also Issue monthly "Artistic Homos"
which plums sugcestlons for new homes. "The Modernlzer"
which treats on methods and Ideas of Improving old homes and
"Mountain Cabins" which Rives plans nnd sucgestlons for the
building of mountain homes nnd mention dwellings. Copies
nf those magnates. will he mailed on request, free of clinrge.
COEN LUMBER COMPANY
War.I.T-T-W.T!r.T.TT.Tt-T-T.MW
1 hough Miss Margaret Cobb of
Clinton, Tenn.. has been uneon
cious since May 6 when she was
Injured In an utomobile accident,
doctors believe she will recover.
She Is being fed through a tube.
Shortly before the wreck, she was
chosen by Russell Patterson. New
Vork artist, as one of the most
beautiful girls in the University of
Tennessee.
DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME
Established 1926
Perfect Funeral Service
Fair and Reasonable Prices
AMBULANCE SERVICE .
PHONE
112
Pine and Lane Sts.
H. C. STEARNS
Manager
PHONE
112
Lady Attendant