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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1928.
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SATURDAY Is the Last Day of
Our Wonderful BREIER DAYS Celebration
Do not fail to take advantage of its values
This has been a moat successful event exceeding indeed our own calculation!. Wo
say this not in any spirit of boasting, but to emphasize that we have the values U
new merchandise that the people want. '
THERE ARE STILL EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES IN BREIER DAYS SPECIAL
ITEMS. Here are two popular features:
Big Savings in
Women's Afternoon
Printed Frocks
All
Sizes.
Also
extra
large.
At $1.00 these real
ly chic frocks are a
sensation yes, a
"sensation," because
It seems inconceiv
able time anyone
could make and sell
a well-made, well-finished dress of this character at anything
like this low price.
Guaranteed tub-fast and sun-fast, both as to prints and trim
ming. Plenty of pretty styles.
FLANNEL
Work Shirts
$1.69
Thess splendid values
come in gray and khaki
and will give excep
tional service.
Dept. Stores . f)A
IN THE WEST
LEO KELLY'8 OFFER OF' Leo "Put" Kelly, alleged slayer of
$50,000 BAIL REJECTED Mis. Myrtle L. Melius, wealthy so-
" clety matron, in superior court to-
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 15. Ho- ilny. Presiding Judge. Edmonds as
lease on $fn,000 ball wnH denied signed the ciihb to the department
ion ttt
of Judge Fletcher Ilowron. Trial
or the "butcher boy" lover of Mrs.
Melius will begin August 27.
SANDINISTA ARE
HUNTED BY PLANES
AND LAND FORCE
Comfort is the prime requisite in nrtificinl teeth.
Our plnte ,work carries with it our gunrantce for
final and Insting satisfaction.
PROTECT YOUR TOOTH HEALTH!
H. R. NERBAS, Doctor Dental Surgery
H. Q. PHILPOTT, Doctor Dental Medicine
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
At a big saving of tlmo and money.
WHY lenvo noseburg for pnlnlcss, difficult extraction,
regulating, or pyorrhoea treatments when wo dp tho
sumo as well or butter for Ions?
All kinds of replacements, bridges or plates, one tooth
or more, same day when requested. ,
SPECIAL '
Quality and Prices on Plates and Extractions
NITROUS OXIDE and OXYGEN ANALGESIA Is tho
aome of painless processes.
PUKItTO CAHEZAS. Nicaragua,
Aug. Ifi. American murines are be
lieved to have hemmed In the
forces of the rebel genernl Augus
tlno Randlno along the Coco river
near the llonduran boundary.
Airplanes m-e Dying over the re
gion searching out tho rebol posi
tion and occasionally bombing
them while marines in boats and
afoot make their way through the
jungle hunting the Insurgents.
Lieutenant Meiritt A. Edson of
Vermont has led a marine detach
ment In two victorious attneks on
tho rebels near Esnunnllta on the
Coco river. The marines killed
four insurgents wounded one and
captured five. There were no ma
rine cnslialtleB.
Tho rebels wore memhors of the
group, which on August 7 killed
ono marine and wounded three In 'a
com liul 00 miles, from IBocny. They
nre believed to comprise the main
body of thu Kiiiiilino forces.
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ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Phone 488
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Chevrolet Coach, in ine condi
tion. A tlno small fnmily enr at a
voiy attractive price. HniiBcn
Chevrolot Co. .
PASSENGER LINER
SENDS OUT S. O.
WANTED!
ITALIAN PRUNES
SILVER PRUNES
FOR CANNING
FRANK J. NORTON CO.
Sutherlin, Ore.
Tel. 3
Roseburg, Ore.
Tel. 525
LOS ANGELES, Cnl., Aug. Ifi.
two mourners, tho ulnntworth,
HrltiBli tramp, and the Arsylo,
word Bpooding Boutliwnrtl early
thin morning to inveHURato report
ed S. O. S. signnln from Tho Ecua
dor. pnHHongcr liner of the Pnnnnm
inn, i 1 line, said to be aground at
Cape Laznruft on tho Mexican
ooiiKt, ti-10 mites Bouth of horo.
Iloth boats, the Federal TeloKruph
company announced, wero npproxl
malely 300 miles north of The
Kcuador'n reported position, and
they had been advised of the dls
i tresa signals.
The Ecuador was a large passen
J gor bout operating between New
i York and San Francisco. Sho car
j ries sixty pa sho tigers.
Chevrolet Coach, In flno condl
lion. A flno small family car at
a very attractive price. Hansen
Chevrolot Co.
GULF PLANE DIVES, v
PASSENGER SLAIN
We notice that some of the people of Rose
burg are purchasing reroof and roofing repair
jobs from outside solicitors. Having checked
over some of these jobs we wish to suggest
that any of our Roseburg neighbors considering
roof repairs or replacements, come into our
roofing department and check up on qualities,
prices and GUARANTEES. You will be ab
solutely under no obligation to' us for this ser
vice. We are very glad to do this.
We are here to stay we cannot afford to
mislead you.
DENN-GERRETSEN CO., Inc.
(AMr!tr,l I'riw t.K! Win)
ST. PKTKKS1HTRH, Fin.. Auk.
Ifi. Tho crew of three nnd one
passenger who survived the forc
ed descent of the Havana-Key West
Pan-American Airways passenger
slrplnno Into the Gulf of Mexico
off here last night were brought to
St. Petersburg today by a const
guard cutter which reported that
the other passenger, whose name
was Riven as Charles Agctnn, of
Flushing-. I,. I., wns killed In the
crash.
The plane was enroute from Ha
vana to Key West at the time and
was some distance off Us course.
' Fruit ladders, picking ibags and
pear grading rings aro sold at
Wharton llroa.
LIGHTNING KILLS
FIVE IN FRANCE
OHKNOIH.K. France, Aug. IB
Five villagers - were electrocuted
last night when lightning struck a
transformer distributing a high
tension current to three villages.
Six houses were burned. Sparks
Two Judges Live As One
From the Southland Comes a True
Story of Sex Equality Before the Law
By NEA Senice
MIAMI, Ela., Aug. 16. There's
a unique couple here. They do
not write their names Judge and
Mrs. Atkinson. It is Judge and
Judge Atkinson. For bu.ii hus
band and wife are local judges.
For still further nove:ty, toij
Judge II. P. Atkinson und Judge
Edith were reelected to their
judgeships by u ovenvhoinnv
vole In the same primary.
Ho far as Is known, political his
tory of America lias never offered
before such a fine exnii'iilo- of the
equality of the sexes and the
equality of wife and husbitid be
fore tho law
They Don't Really Compete
Judge H. P. Atkinson Is circuit
court judge. Judgo Kililh pre
scribes over the juvenflo 'eoirl.
She was appointed, in il.e first
place, to fill the unexpired term of
her predecessor. In 1UJ4 she . us
elected and this year s'.m led In
the primaries, which nlmwa her
popularity.
Over JfOuO children, many of
them delinquents, have had their
lives straightened out by this
competent, sympathetic ?;oman.
These two jucges, hu.sl.am! and ,
wife, maintain that nieu and wo- '
men In the same profusion have
a bigger chance at inarric 1 hap
plneHS than 'ho average couplo .
with different line of work. !
"We're exccellnsly compatible '
probably because we both Ret
all our jwurr.g out .( oi,r sva
tems during 'lie day,' Ju--e ,
Edith lauded good r.aturcdly at
the quesi.io-i asked. ,t tvj jiiilea
could If v. as one wlt'iout frlcilun.
"We fin 1 that we navo ko much
to talk abo't when we have lei
euro that U in bewildering, Bume
times. I'm a real udvoivi'.i of hav
ing marriajv'fl founded or. similar
interests as. well as ioo.
Judge EiMt.i taltei ner iuc!tc-
ninij us it r';iiuu rt-niJuniwiiini.t i
i.l.w.t Imi. I.i- 1.. ..fV.lt. .j I
"I think women have t rem en
dous responsibly as Judse?,' she
said. "Families that come in here
with their domestic troubles often
say to me, 4 Well, you say that as
a judge. What do you think, as
a woman? You see each cdse has
a very personal aspect when a wo
man handles it."
She Believes In Probation
Judge Edith believes In giving
every child a chance. She uses
probation whenever ami wherever'
possible.
"My best hope for the children
Is to keep them in their homeB,"
she said. In the 2000 cases han
dled, she has sent only 29 boys
to the state industrial school and
only 143 to an orphan asylum.
"The failure of parents to con
trol their children in early days
is what fills the courts with de
linquents," she stated. "That is
one reason I believe so thoroughly
In probation. For not only tho
child but the parents are on pro
bation, and it often forces adjust
ments that mean happiness all-
around."
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Texas Guinan. Dhotoaraohed atm
New York s federal court.- The glass In the lower picture contains only
uif, ..,?" drink" onl waier and Buttermilk. At the Upper N(jht:
Mabel Walker Wlllebrandt, said to have caused the most recent raids
on Broadway night clubs; lower right, Helen Morgan, who quit the
night club "recket" after being Indicted.
nnd flames flashed in houses when
tho transformer was hit. Residents
were panic stricken nnd ntlcmnted
to shut off the current by break
ing the wires with damp tools or
poles for It wns raining In torrents.
Four persons wero killed In these
attempts. Tho riflh victim took n
metal pump handle to get water
to fight n flro nnd fell dead. A
number -of other persons received
shocks nnd burns varying In se
verity. A quantity of livestock wns
also destroyed.
DIXONVILLE MAN
IS INJURED WHEN
TRUCK TURNS OVER
Frank Halm, well known IMxon
vllle rancher, wns painfully In
jured last evening when the truck
with which he was working turned
over on him. A ltosehurg physl
clon was summoned to ih'tcrinfiin
the extent of his injuries. Mr.
llahu received n cracked rib and
numerous bruises hut II Is be
lieved ihnt his injuries will not In
capacitate him for a great length
of time.
LIQUOR CASE IS
CONTINUED ONE WEEK
An application for continuance
of the case of c. Y. Haas, (lien
dale man who w recently
brought before the justice court
on a liquor charge, was made yes
terday before Judjie Hopkins. The
application was granted and the
case continued for one week. It Is
Haas' intention to tnke the liquor
cure, lie was recently released
from custody on 500 bonds.
SCHOOLBOY CHUMS
TO HAVE REUNION
PORT ORPOItn, Aug. IB. Na
tives ot Port Orford, and those
thnt claim that part of Curry
county as their birthplace, are
planning to gather at Port Orford
Saturday night for a dinner which
will feature sea food.
John Tlchenor, well known resi
dent of Portland, nnd nlso known
to many residents of Coos and
Curry .counties, nnd Prank Tlche
nor's daughter, Mrs. Kllen John
son and young daughter, were
here today visiting old friends.
They nre interested in the enter
tainment r,id feed Snturdny night
which will bring together ninny
old residents ot Ihnt community.
Among those planning to nttend
are Charles Wlnsor of North Rend,
Will Hates of Roseburg. news
paper publisher. Alf Onuntlett and
fnmily of Gold lleach and Mr. nnd
Mrs. Tom lluerin of Myrtle Point.
Howard Pinkley Here
Howard liukley, formerly of
Roseburg. is here from Marshfield
today visiting with friends.
On Vacation .
Miss Mona Porter, employe of
the I'mpqua division offices. Cali
fornia Oregon Power company. Is
spending the week vncntionlng in
Portland, where she Is visiting
with -friends.
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NEWS-REVIEW
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Do You Buy
Advertised
Goods?
Of course you do ; everybody sloes. Just run
over in your Vnind the various artiples that you
have purchased in the last week or the last
month. How about foods? Your breakfast
fruits, cereals and bacon are all advertised.
Probably that is how you first came to know of
them th'ro.ugh advertising. Probably the shoes
you are wearing, or the dress or suit you have on
are equally well-known advertised rnakes, and
you are proud of them.
In the home. On the floor are rugs and lino
leum the better wearing kinds are extensively
advertised. What about the kitchen? Aluminum
ware,' gas ranges, hot water heaters, dish and
clothes washers, cooking utensils of all kinds
practically everything you use is advertised.
You buy advertised products because you have
confidence in them. You know that a manufac
turer cannot afford to advertise shoddy or un
worthy merchandise.
Advertising is one form of insurance. It
gives you a feeling of perfect confidence and
safety when you ask for an advertised brand,
for you know that you will get the quality and
service you expect. The name is the guarantee.
. . . ,
The more you read advertising the more
you will know about human progress. You will
become well posted in almost every line of hu
man endeavor and a canny judge of values.
Reading advertisements is a fine habit. Culti
vate it.
READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS AND
BUY ADVERTISED GOODS. THEY
ARE THE SAFEST INVESTMENT .
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