Roseburg news-review., October 25, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1928.
Greatest Aid to
Economy in Home
Making of Clothes
C Everyone who sews or who desires for
style or economy to make their own gar
ments at home, will certainly appreciate
our FiECE GOODS SALE, now attract
ing wide attention throughout Douglas
County.
Big Reductions
on Entire Stock
of Piece Goods.
ji Having determined upon a new policy
which calls for r. large decrease of our
piece goods stock, we have slaughtered
every item of yardage in the store. Fea
ture prices by the hundreds and every
yard reduced at least 15.
Piece Goods Sale, our greatest yardage of
fering in years includes Woolens, Cot
tons, Silks, Prints, Draperies, Domestics.
LITTLE EDENBOWER
GIRL PASSES AWAY
I. Itllf MarKaril Chwhoa piiascil
away al llit lioin of her rralid-nioih-r.
Mi.s. Sti-lla Van rlt-v, in
KclenbowiT Wrilwuilay atn-rnoou
ultr an illm-4 ixti'iulinK ovt-r lit"
iam fiv- duvn sli wa born at
Cht'haliri. WaMiiiilMiin. July V H)J'..
ami wax ' )t-ai, 3 nioriTtiH ami li
days old.
Surviving nr li'T iian-nm, Mr.
arid Mr. Ivti-r Chuelios, a brntlu-r
and Hit' i-randmotli-r. 'Ill' body
has ln-n ninowd lo the parlois
of tin- Uiifburi; Inili-rtakinK rom
pany and funeral st-ri'- mil bo
hMld al Hi" lia'"l ''ll Friday afur
noon at 2:3" iiVIm k. Ii-v. V K.
(rook. orfi ialliiK. Hurial will b In
th MaKimic cuit-lffy.
MrH. iH-nios, Hixtor of Mrs. Chor
bos, airlvi'd hi-re yi-slcidiiy frinn
San Kraiu isro.
DIXIE JUBILEE QUARTETTE
Junior hi'h silmol. Friday. ):.
2l, J i. ni. Nt'tTii niritualn. classi
ral musU'. rt-adilii-'s. AilulIM
:4tud-ntH 2-"'C, r-s''ivf Hi-Hion r.oc.
Ovcrlanil siilan. IMfi or 7 model
in fiial class rondllion Is for sale
by tin' Hansen Chevrolet Co. for
less than half first cost.
DIXIE JUBILEE QUARTETTE
1 Junior llieh frlionl. Friday. Oct.
2fi, S p. in. Ne'ro siirituals, classi
cal music, readings. Adults 35c.
students 2ic, reserve section r.oe.
o
Ford ton truck ilh transmis
sion, new tires, cab ami body
pood condition. All for Slf.u Kasy
teims. for salo by Hansen Ctn-vro-
let Co.
NEW TODAY 1
Fort SAI.F -Squash, B per ton.
It. A. rtterback, Curry Kstate.
WHY NOT oribT a load or i; I
coal from I'afres' now?
YOI' I.I. like" Hiamond hrbinets --
For K.ile by I'w l.lllnber
Fuel Co.
VOCNO man wauts'work In" town
or country. Box f.l, care News
Hevlew. FOH SAI.K Nash '27 coupe, new
rubber, fine condition, $175. See
W. S. I'hllllps. Kiddie.
FOH SAI.F -Youiik Jersey I uirham
milch cow. 3:t:i Second Ave. S.,
opposite Cnton nil tanks.
Belter Service Ectler Merchandise
A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS
YOUR DANGER SIGNAL
Cougar intra mil! may I.-ad to tvs
rious I r miiI ilc. You can lop tliem
mm with ( rrnmulninn, an rtnuUifirtl
rrnmote lli.1t it pleasant to take.
CrtMuniilsiun is a medical discovery
with ttvu-lnlil action; ii nmtlut and
ltraU I lie inflamed mrmbrancs and in
liihita arrrn growth.
(H all knnwn drugi crrnsotr in rre
ttgntzrd I y hit-'ll ninlieal anlliorilira
a one of ihr grcatrmt healing agrnci
for coiighe from mlde and bronchial
irritation. CrmnniUion contains, in
addition lo crrwilr, ollifr healing
elements which soothe and heal tha
inflamed membranes and stop the ir
ritation, while the creosote goea on to
the stomach, is absorbed into the
blond, attacks the neat of the trouble
and check the growth of the germ.
Creomulsion it guaranteed satisfac
tory in lite treatment of coughs from
colds, bronchitis and minor forms of
bronchial irritations, and is excellent
fur building up the system after cold
or flu. Money refunded if not re
lieved after taking according to direc
tions. Ak your druggist, (adv.)
CREOMULSION
FOR THE COUCH FROM COLDS THA THANG ON
lliiklt fM'ii:in. ThU Iihh Ihm-h tin j Ovrr four thousand htnik, in
umiully well ivt, tin' uj'holsii'ry U'lmllttK lati-Ht fiction. Ilrntul t u
lcMikn and the ninior ruii! like new. ct'tita. SubHrriptlons for ni! niaa
'1'hirt rar in (fti'nd fur tht Kniall ziim-h Hohdtfd. Kirilon Library,
prln (ir $::;. by llansrn t 'ln nilt-t west of I.ltMtty Thtalcr, nt-ar Jun
Co. inr Wk S Intnl.
Dixie Jubilee Quartette
j Junior High School Auditorium p
FRIDAY, OCT. 26, 8 P. M.
A fine proejr.-.m of classical and popular music
foaluriiii; n'i;ro folk son;s and .spiritual).
Benefit Junior High Student Cody Fund
WAN'TKO Miin to deepen well
Ihroimli shule. Oscar Weeks,
lilli'kles. fire.
FOUSAI.lv--I'lTiT'liri'il lironze Inr
keys; loins 1". liens fli. II. (.'.
j llrown, Ulxonvllle.
IFOR SAI.F Iflioile Islnml Ked
roosii'rs. Ttll W. .Moslier. I'hone
iF(R SAI.K- A nond wnrli hirs
I clu-ap; also iiu ynurtK Uirkcyx, $2
I each. A bitf baruain. Kay L.
Ward. .
FOR RKN'T' - NlrHy fiirnUln-.l
I Hpjirl mfiti s, Mfitnlorff Aparl
I nn'itiH. 11 lirnckwiiy. riuiiH'
AK K.
; if" VOI'H ronT IfakH 1ft us repair
III fur you. VW have a complete
depart nit-lit rindtrhiK such m-r-vlciv
I 'iin ( It'rrt't si-it Co.
Van SAI.K- l'lvinmiili Itiwk crxk
itmIh, purt br'd. Iiinti'i ial rlnt;
h. la rye. In aw birds, pt lc"
lll.r.tl. J. 11. Itad.-r. (talilaiid. (Mo.
' Dp I.hx' Wind WiiifM
No closfd car if riuupiti'
without iIk-mi.
' Afk your dt-ab-r.
FiHt SAI.K Kudu I!' radio" sot
! c'iHiiplftf vith new bathTV,
j and all cipiipiut'lit, II" rash,
t ttiiii itr trad' for Hd. riioni'
, -n:t J, or call !H'!I Colili SI.
I.( IS'I' Itrlwern Caiiyoin ill1 and
! IHIInrd. brown haixl bac. innlain
I tnt" clot hi ni. He. Kinder pleaso
' b-a at N'us Hiit'w otfic-. li.-
I WHMl.
Knit SAI.K 1 leant and st of
win k bat iless. KiMid w a iron, 12
tneh plow, orchard ruh Ivator,
r(dler; or wil trade for tractor or
fciatn W. K Kilts. I'hon' ir.K'J'-1.
KOIND A small, dark, f.'inale
hound, four uhitf r-et and w hit
on tip of tail fame to my plat e
about ten tl;tH ai:i Owner ttiav
haxe s mie h catlnu: lor and
pai:u for ad Clarence Tliomp
hoii. I'hon ?'K;i;
A ItKAI. Itl'V I.', ai reuat lTwTtl
fenced, house car ries 1 2m ii,
miraiice. Croud barn, room for .r
cou s, team, etc J acre cherries.
1 i acre Italian prune. Home
berrie anil choice apple trees;
tine well limed lo not I water,
clear ami cold; chit ken house
and ru u. 'I mile off hmhu ay ;
plettl of wood: si'lellditl for UlI'
keys, chit kens and cow t. Cood
terniB can be bad on this bom.
Jlvoit puce luiro rno-nts could
not be duplicated tor f:t t J. W.
Toll man. Heal hNtate. Kt erside.
Adults 3Sc Student 25c
A Reserve Section 50c A
r4
FINE FEATHERS HOSIERY
F ull fashion with ntw tyir heel, hi nAoitiuriit
of colors iind nir. pair cit .
Goettel's Variety Store
$1.49
T.TTww',',JTtMIWWI!ITW
Vote 51 X
Fercy A. Webb
RcpuMicnn Candidate for
Sheriff of Douglas County
Koseburg, Oregon
6tr ct enorc.ment of th
f4 Sir ct enforcement or in i.enerai tieeTton v
V law without fear or fvor November ff. 10. V
ALLADLN LAMPS
Used In All Homes
You now cin have the beit
of lithtini; in your home
even though it it not wired
for electricity.
Thu wonderful limp give you a
brilliant white light from kero
sene (coal oil).
!t burnt no more oil than the
small hand lamp.
We hive these in a number of
itylei.
Alto extra ehimneyi. mantlet,
wickt. etc,
McKean, Darby &
Baldwin
Roseburg
Oregon
Gingham
fini- woven fabric, 32 In.
v.
Yd. 10c
Sweaters
For Men
Coed wool mixed coat iweav
fcrs with thawl collar.
$1.19
"Honor" Muslin
Our Trademark
Bleached and ttibVarhM
ir.usim of good quality. Vaii
tro -SALXS."
LOWUT
fRICIS
KVCRY DAT
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f 1 INSTITUTION- B
J.CPenneyCq
EVERT
TORE A
LOCAL
ENTERfRHS
" quality alw ay a at a saving"
228.231 CASS ST. ROSEBURG. OREGON
Apparel Needs
For the Whole Family Can Be Met With Ease
and With Economy From Our Stocks
Outing Flannel
27 Inch Width
Plain white, stripes, checlo-.
A real outing value 1 Yard,
10c
"Nation-Wide"
81x90 Sheets
Good size, & QuaT
durable. Each,
$1.10
"Gladio" Percale
New Patterns
A tradematVcd lifauj of do
Readable quality. Yard
15c
Luxurious Furs and
Elaborate Detail Trim the
New Coats
Just Arriving!
$14.75
to
49.75
Everyone who has seen these coats
is delighted and thrilled flattering
furs are used generously on the col
lars and cuffs seaming and tucking
make each one different the fabrics
are soft and smooth in every respect,
coats to please the fashion-smart.
The Size Range Is Complete
The styles and the sizes are varied to in
clude becoming coats for women, misses,
juniors and specially designed sizes for
small women.
Shoe Style I Timely Notions
Tor the YrMiiiTP, M: Sav You Mone
1 1 V
This li for the firowinff
Cirl is Lmlt at.n natural lines,
yet lus tlic siylc if a Krowu
niwd.J. HtiM)cr tap liccl.
S3.49
Silk Thread
ri'ani'.vniaid brand. All want
ed colon.
Spool, 6c
Bias Tape
All wnnu-d xhailcs. HoilTast
colnrH. 6 yardw on cnril.
Card, 8c
Hooks and Snaps
Ntiki'l or blai-k. All nanlcd
8izs. C'aid
4c and 8c
BLANKETS to keep you warm. All wool or mixed
$2.98 to $8.90 a pair
Leading Styles
In Overcoats
You will find just the model to suit
ynur taste in the season's newest col
orings and smartest patterns. Ex
trcn.cly low-priced, at
$19-75
Attractive models also ct
24.75 and 29.75
Every Garment an
Outstanding Value
Thru and thru and plaid back over
coatings in novelty weaves and over-cl.iids.
4V A
t II r.f (Si
Black, All Wool Coat
Style
Sweaters
Shaker Knit, all sizes,
36 to 46.
$4.98
Men's Chambray
Work Shirts
2 pocket style. All sizes.
49c
HEAVY
Wool Sox
Blue, white and urav
49c
Girls'
Coats
for
Winter
1928
establish new
standards i n
smartness, va
riety, and val
ue ... at J.
C. Penney
Company I
Girls from
two to six
teen will rcv
e I in the
youthful, new
styles . . .
mothers will
apprcciateour
c o n s i s tent
policy of few
(rices and
liiijh quality I
House Frocks
In New Styles
The Same Economy
Many particular houiewives
Ire familiar with thii fine wash
frock value a new assortment
sicludet charming new styles
ind patterns in regular and cjfr
tra sizes.
'mm
mm
m
Wli
I
Modish
Frocks
in two significant groups
$.90
and
$14
.75
TAILORED, semi -tailored,
and the dressier types ... in
rich satins, in the smart dull
crepes, in velvet-and-crcpe com
binations . . . every one chosen
on its merit 1
$Ul for Women, Misses,
and Juniors
Underwear
For the Whole Family
Union Suits
For Men
Winter wi'Uht, fine knit.
Sizi'S ;6 to 4s.
98c
Women's Suits
Hfnvy weight fur winter.
Sizi'S 112 to 4
98c
Boys' Unions
Sizt'H 4 to Iti yt-arrt. Sprint;
nei'dlo I; nit. Winter veiizht.
79c
Quite At Ease
Sure to Please
There's nothing like plen
ty of foot-room and just the
right snugness atound the
ankles to win a man's heart.
Gun Metal Calf.
S4.49
79c
Overcoats
For Boys 4 to 10 Yrs.
Novelty cassimere overcoat
ings in fan- ,
,c y ottf
plaid
tripes and
fnixtures in
Jrown, tan,
gray and
Hue-gray.
$3.98
$8.90
if
WE HAVE SWEATERS to suit every one, spring
needle knit. All styles, all colors.
Suits That Make Good
With Men Who Know Values
Styles, quality of fabrics and work
manship, finish all have to be RIGHT
to measure up to the demands of our
customers.
Whether your choice is a tuit of
weratad or unfinished worsted whether
you prefer the new shade of tn or grey
plain color, stripe or noTelty you
will find here nothing but super values,
at either of these moderate prices
Extra Pants, If
D.aircd al M 98
Eilra Pants, If
P.sirad at $5.90
HARTHS HOME FROM
EXTENDED TOUR
ll. niy Hart h of H.uth's Toiik.tv
;uiil Mrs ll.irth icturnfil tt. Ki
hiiri; W't iltj. ,a mrntni: aftT an
i,li!tnrt' of Ihrt-t months, litirti's
uhih tinif thry n.tt i'tl a motor
Masquerade
BALL
Community Hall
Suthcrlin
Saturday. October 27
Mus-c hy STR FIVE Oreestra.
Pntps given for beet costumes.
j trip over Clio Tnitt'd Stat, visit
ing iTimlpatly In ihe eastern autl
southru tat'!. I-aviiiK KoseburK
on July 22. thty traveled over the
Mi K nzif htKhwny p the lt Orv
gon Ttall and Into Iloise. Iditho.
Krom tilers tin prinripttl points
they vtsited were t'hi hk. IH
troit, Niaeara K.iIIj. ami fntm that
pbu-e the Kosfburts folk motored to
Hot hestrr. aitrw :ird visitinn New :
York t'fty mid rhiladelphiH. From
the lat'.t-r plar( I hey journeyed to
At Lint ir City and enjoyed neral
side tnpH of tiiteresit. Washington.
IV a-i th next city they isit
ed and then thev travels! tiinumh
some of the .otiihrn staf, visit
inu in VirmuiA, Not th, Carolina,
South t'anhna and Florida. In St.
AuenMinp they enny.d ?tay an I
then motored to Miami, taking the
Alii i trail thnnigh th Ever
c'.adrs. enr of the mot tmefentlng
tripe on their Journey
Ther dro up th west eld to
Lake Ukeoth"bee and then to New 1
Orleans. IleinK warned by the gov
ernmeifr of the approarhinR hurri
rane in that diftrUt Mr. anil Mr
Harh hurriedly left then. ml?sin
the storm by )ut S hours. The
then went to Houston and to San
Antonio. taln at the latter city
dunlin the national American Le
sion convention, theme to I.os An
Seles and San Francisco.
In commenting on conditions
found on their trip. Mr. Harlh said
this morning that business is -
cepilonally good In the fouth and
that there apparently Is consider
ahle rtrosienty. They (sited some
time south of th Mason IMxon
line and found that 20 carloads
of bananas were being shipped our
d;i!ly. rany Improvements In la
bor were noticed in the pouth by
the Kost-hurg people. Mr. Hanh
commented on iti irritated dis
tricts, also, and the fine results In
these districts that otherwise,
would be harri'ti
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
Cp.clallit In th fitting of
Qlaaaea
lit Jackson St.
New Furniture
at Right Prices
We Cin Save You Money
Powell's Store
115 SHeridan St.
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Eatcbllahtd 1901
M. E. HITTER, Managar
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
hon 284
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Ambulance Servic
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