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Rosr.mmr. nf.ws-rt.view. rosfhurg. Oregon. Monday. December to, 1928.
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No Gift Like a
Beautiful Shoe
Select now from the Kamn'i best and most beautiful of
style or corrective footwear. Tru-Poise, Arr h
Preservers liuster Brown's.
-..-AT,.
! 25 APPLICANTS FOR i
THE PRESIDENCY OF
LA GRANDE SCHOOL:
Look to your insteps
I P ycu have perfectly curved
J- insteps then you have lovely
feet. And you will keep your
perfectly curved insteps if you
wear the smartly styled Arch
Preserver Shoe. This is the fa
mous shoe that keeps feet youth
ful, slender and active, yet with
out sacrificing style.
Consider Now Your Slipper Gifts
This year brings new colors
and attractiveness to felt
house slippers one of the
most desirable and appro
priate of Christmas gifts.
Children's, women's, men's
felts for all the family
can be selected from our
large stock now.
SAr.KM, Ore, Ihc 10. A pivsl
M tw the nw slain norin.il
f-tirKl at I .a ,rn l.- will iruimlny
he HirtfU m the tu-xi mwttiiK of
tint 1mm nl of t uhiili will
Iw In January. At a iih-wIiik t lin
it tents Ufrf Saiuniay 11 wax mtM
that about 2- applicatiniis lor the
lar wen liffo.H the board.
The I .a (.ramie nrhool will be
rompU'ii-d In time Tor tin tuimiiier
tu-lioul Ht-KMion iH.-xt ar.
I'Ioits .10111 i'ri-stilwit J, S.
J.juiilerii of Dim Mnnrnuulli itormul
and rreeiii J. A. Churchill ofl
the Ashland normal show t hut hjih
srhonlH an rcmtimiiiiK a m.it
ftrowth Willi it-Kinlraliou of ab-Jiil
vt anil -4'mi r;ictively. Chun-hill
iiMiicuifii mat tie would ar-k Hi
mate It-Kliflaiure for $17.'.0uu upj.tu
(illation for a hHlal ediKHiioii
hulhlliiK, and I-andt-m Raid hU iti
Kiitution m-eds a new bulhtliu; to
inalnialn tin ttiaiiiui(lizutfou of
the Ht-hool.
started on flrt state hiehway lav-' INTERIOR DFPT
projw-t ever iiu-lenaken In; ii TC VXTm Ktit7-
Kii:math fall. r U 1 5 COIN NEED
a.mI!:!? !r.T.HCti;:? .or: at 284 million
pavt-,1 in mar future. I
Hi tfltam
i Home
iht
CELTIC IN GRIP
OF ROCKY VISE
ON IRISH COAST
V.M'til new pine Oman! ICoiilinii.il fi-n,. i.
Install d in neon.-tru'led .Mi-tuu- the di.-pomil of power revenue, de
'iiin. IrhHi from plan: built 01
r'.herwooil Slii-rvsood theater re-' project tn facilitate the
ami iinproveil. j nit-lit of money expended
t'on'lon - Ilarley KliroulH ereet. ; o e rnmerif
Inn modern cream warehouse her,.. I Plan Before Congress
Cold lieach New hifch school i II' naidlim Hie need lor a credit
Kvninashim formally dedicated. ; li-iju-, thf rojiorl said thai a lo
'I'lllamooli I'laim under way for llallve proposal now In before
tonntrui llon of new court hoime cointrtiia Intended to provide a
"'rt'- laboratory leal of aid and dilec-
I'ortland- M. Keller & Co. pur-;1'"" 111 ,,tH Keltlenienl or an llilga
chasod I'aririr lloimeuiucii ( 0. and project, it would aillhorue
Hi -vnian -Seller Co. lln- aiiroiriallon of half a million'
Ki.uiialli Kall I'nlta 1 and 2 of1011"1" ''"' Ihe r lamalioii fjnd
rlfy ti-imk line ai-wer under con-. r,r l01'1 to tietllerrf, limiting the
slrnctlon. j expenditure on any Kluaiu farm to
Portland Prnsiiecls (rood for lo-: M.u and unlri. iinK tlie funds to
l ration of Wa.ihhurn Croaby Cmii-;"1"6 ne ealy for Uih ere lion of
hiaiiy'K r.iillinf; nlant here. jfarm buildhiKs and preparatlou of
Klamath Fall $:.. unit will b ; land.
t exM-nded by W. W. Fonlni-y for re- j money would be gpeured by
modelins Karate at i South Sixth I " lirsl '"" lKaKe and aable in in
street. siainnenla oer a period
buildlnc com- ' 1 -r. e... . t.
(Continued from paK 1)
ALL SIZF.S ALL PRICES
75c, 89c, $1.25, $1.85, and up
Better Service--Bctter Merchandise
Hotlation dlxpatrh from Liverpool
today mild that It wan uuilerxtood
that 27 aurvlvora of the Vexlrln
dlnaatvr were aboard the liner Ci 1
tic when It ran ashore today. The
paKKeiiKer lint of the Celtic com
prised H7 cabin pasgetiiferH, 47
tourlxt claxi! paaxeners and 119
third claxa paxxetiKerx.
No Pilot 'Aboard
C'OIIH. Ireland. Dec. 10 White
star officials this afternoon said
for con
boats for
Astoria I,ocnl
pany awarded contract
xtructlon of two new
iiooth Fisheries Co.
italero state hiKhway commix-1
sion will- award contracts for
xtrenRthenln liwer Columbia
ot twenty
HUGE CROWD IS
EXPECTED FOR
ROAD MEETING
(Continued from page 1.1
road dUirlct affected. In addliiou
to the written remonstrances, the
objectors have la-en urned to
make & personal apiiearauce anil
by their presence endeavor to se
cure an adverse ruling.
Falling lo find a ItoseburK at
lorniy who would act as spokes
man for (he opposition. It is un
derstood that lawyers from F.u
Kene or Salem will be present. At
torneys H. U Kddy and llexlcr
Itlce are expected lo represent the
association.
The meeting will lie started at
J o'cloc k at the circuit court room
In the court bouse. It is expect
ed that only a small portion of the
crowd will be able to get into the
rooms, as indications point to an
attendance that will include the
major portknix of the residents
from nearly every community in
volved in the project or adjoining
Die; boundaries.
WASHINGTON. Im-c. li).-Tlie
senate passed a bill today to au
thorize a survey of the Columbia
river basin project.
The survey would be conducted
Itlver highway between Hock creel, 'eeretary of the Interior,
anil liig Noire creek !uo would report lo congress be-
fi, fore i)ec. 10, l!)l. l'he bill would
st. n, X7nT,aTV7 ' ,yc;,ow- "U'horize such sums ax are neces
, ' '"'J'- 'lrou,!h Lake 8ary to tarry out the survey,
county started recently. I sHIor onwl in.ouut.;a the
Harper 15 miles of Central i ,......, . .... .. ,",
Oregon highway will be graded be-i which would have actually carried
tween here and Hurrell ranch. out the project.
Medford f so.iiiiii radio airway,
O.,,ou ,K esisuusneii oy L . K. . WASH INCTON, Dec
10. For-
Ihaf the Celtic was In no Immedl-1 ""i! Wtt""r sa,"n,s
ate danger. There was a heavy L ' "don Condon.
fit liruu In -null,,,,-,! .,,,1 ..... i
ri-.trl-ina '..ur i.. I ....,,,... cuinn iudi
amoi iuu-regun row-: idc
er c o. may purchase city
DOUBLE FUNERAL SUNDAY
ground swell and a light soulheast-;
erly wind blowing. II waft slated:
she had 12 feet of water in some of.
her compartments.
Hounding Southeastern Island In '
a gale, the Celtic made for Cork I
narnor and Cohh, her first port
since she touched at Huston arier
leaving New York on the firxt of
the month. The pilot could not be
laken abourd becauxe of weather
conillllons and the liner made for
H in urlior entrance w hich requires
the utmost skill to navigate even
under normal conditions, partlcu
general j larly for a 21,000-ton ship HUe the
The double funeral of Mrs. Ada
A. Cooney and her daughter, (iene-,
vleve, which was held In the
chapel of the Douglas Funeral
Home yesterday at lo a. m., was
largely attending by sorrowing
friends and relatives. The chap-d j
was filled lo overflowing and the;
floral tributes were in great pro-j
fusion und beautiful, which be-j
spoke of the esleem for the family,
In this vlclnily. They were laid to!
rest side by side In the Masonic j
cemetery. Members of the Masonic i
order acted as pall bearers and ;
Kev. Johnson of the Seventh llayj
Adventlat church officiated. Fuller
hi arrangements were in charge of
II. C. Stearns.
found in the Hennlger
merchandise store anil was trying Celtic.
on a pair of shoes' when captured. Instead of clearing the entrance.
He had stolen, the ofrlcers, report, the liner moved at a verv slow
about 112 In money, some knives, ; speed, thus probably evening dis
flaslillghts, xtamps and articles ol I aster, and rammed a ledge known
clothing. He was lodged ill the ' as Cow and Calf rocks almost ill
county jail pending arraignment. I rectly under the famous itochex
Coed Counsel
A man may think. If he will, that
Iv.ii ys see no -mure Hum cue:
or that a gamester seelh ulwiivs
""re i an ii a loiiker-nn litu
all Is done, the belli of good ..
I Is Mint which selleih bushiest
xlraljttit. r.sc.in.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
B. -.V. COONEY WORSE
. II. W. Cooney, former Douglas
County agricultural agent, who Is
In Mercy hospital suffering from
a very severe case of pneumonia
following Influenza, is reistrted to
be worse today. He has been great
ly weakened by the high lever,
ami parilcularly by the shock of
(he death of his wife ami 111 year
old daughter, wah passed away
last week, and who were buried
yesterday. His condition js report
ed very critical.
U R. Weather nureau Office,
, nosebtirs:, Oregon. Data reporteo
j by E. H. Fletcher, Meteorologist Ic
1 charge.
Ilsmmetrle pressure (reaucea
I lo sea level) 5 a m 29 61
n. 'lame numldlty 5
point lighthouse.
Tile Celtic grounded When II was
mil nearly high tide. Her wireless
told' or her plight and tugs
rushed to In r aid. Tenders w hich
Ur. u-mIiImi. It.ci.ln ,1... ,..
when j taKP ()ff nin,j ani) pHS),nRl.rx pro-
i ceeded to rescue all of Ihc paxxen
I g -rs who were lined up on the
I decks and went over the side with
I their band luggage to the linle
j craft rising and fulling in the
rcugli water.
I Despite Hie pilch darkness of
the early morning and al'ler the
Klhzua and
Southern raiiroad purchases new
gas coach for service on line be
tween Condon and Klnzua.
I'orlland V. S. department of
rommerce will establish airplane
radio station here.
lieedsport Itiwevelt highway
graveled between Hecili-port and
Coos county line.
t'mpqua Grounds around I'mp
qua river lighthouse station to be
improved.
Marshfield IMoneer hardware
store building entirely remodeled.
Chllcnuln Construction of Hes
slg block here nearlng completion.
Portland I.nvejov rsmp com
pleted to Fourteenth and Lavejoy
streets. i
Portland 17 streets improved In
East Proailwav project.
Arlington S.la. odd new bank
building and apanmeut house uii-
, tier constiuction here.
! Arlington Texas 1)11 Co. erect-
lug warehouse and garage one
! block of Main street.
W""re Arlington New cltv linll nnnrln?
: completion.
Cold Hill Preliminary opera-
tions under way at famous Kubli
; mine near here ppj'aratory to
sinning operations.
I Kugene Construction on I.anc
; county's lumbermen's club build
i lug project on lalli street and
! Fairmount boulevard inactically
; finished.
government J?fi Ksr, in lu-'
fjectric ' and with the current fiscal year
scarcely half ovet. almost that
sum ulready has been ealen up by
tne red menaco of the timber-lands-
' .
About (19,000 of the money
spent in liUS went for emergency
reconst ruction of properly because
of flood damage in fighting the
tires, the house Interior depart
ment appioprlations sub-commit-tee
wax told, and I he remaining
eight thousand dollars was spent
In fighting the flumes.
In one of the tires lust August
at (Under national park, more
than M.Ono of fire flaming equip
ment was lost and no replacement
could be made because the langu
age of the law did not cover that
eventuality.
Finding a Niche
Happiness Is a question of find
ing one's niche, whether It Is In the
great world where cures are nianv
and the struggle precarious, or lit
some smaller world where cares
may be fewer anil human relation
ships all the more precious. Amer
ican Magazine.
I NEW TODAY
WANTED Housekeeper.
Fisher's store.
Apply
WANTED Good grain hay. Farm
Bureau Exchange.
WANTED Help to care for aged
woman nights. Call at 627 Court
and Ella streets.
SHEEP FOR SALEFull wooiled
ewes, grade I.incolns. Apply Mar
slers' Ranch. Happy Valley.
VOI'NG married man wants per
manent employment on ranch.
Ilox f,3 cere News-Review.
FOR" SALE I)ryold giowIiTTir
block wood, J3.25 per tier, de
livered this month. Roy Duell,
'l.ooliini'Hass. Phone 2.'IF23.
MISSING CHILDREN FOUND
DEAD 1,4 ICY SLOUCH
flr.t tilui-ni .. . , iintuia ian i.n.tiou iiuiei ouim
and orderly.
terday (per cent)
p. ru. yos-
OREGON WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
: Average temperature, for the
day
I Mormsl temperature for this
( date
I Precipitation, lust 24 hours
I Total prei lp. since 1st month
! Normal preclp. for this month
I Total prclp. from Sept. 1,
I is.s, to nine
i Average preel-). from Sept. 1.
1S77 1031
A young transient giving the ;Tlni deficiency since Sept7i
llamo of Wm. Howell was arrested i )2S 4 SO
at (llendale Friday night charged Average 'seasonal p'recip.'''8eDt-'
'With burglary- Howell was ar- to -May, Inclusive 31 16
rexled by George Ollnghoilse, dly Forecast for Interior ""souih'wexl
night watch u and deputy sbel-! Oregon: Rain tonight and Tues-
P'eclo. In Inches and Hundredths: Pacific Telephone & Telerraph
Highest temperature yeslei day 3 I authorize expenditure of huge
i-owesl temperature Inst night
46
TRANSIENT ARRESTED
AT GLENDALE FRIDAY
ON BURGLARY CHARGE
CI
42
r.
63
31
r, r i
sum for new const met iiui and im
provements In ceniral and south
central Oregon.
Klamath Falls Preliminary work
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
SpocUMat In th fitting of
Qtauea
ltfl Jnrkpon Bt
int: will he razed and iihw building
erfctfd for (Jianls I'a.sa and Jos
pliino bank.
Sandy KU ctrlc lijzht and power
line under ronstmctlun in Victory
ditri-t near h"r.
Mclalla Xew Kirkcy Prafiio
school house rerenlly dedicated.
Mulalla- -HridcH ut-rntts ,arrett
crfek on Maigiutm rad belnR n
built. -
Cannon Heaeli Pacific Power &
I.lKht Co. t?xieni! iransjnissioii
line from Seaside to thin place.
Carden
lros.
pea se;-d at Wharton
For
MEXICAN REBELS WRECK
TRAIN, BATTLE SOLDIERS
fAMorlp-l l'n-m L.-wJ Wlr)
PENIll.KTON, Ore., Die. 10
Wolton. 7, and Tiny. S, son and
daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Wilson of Plymouth Washington. 1
were drowned yesterday In a
slough of the Columbia river,
across from I'matilla, Ore. They
were believed to have been play
iii!,' on the thin ice after crossing,
the river o:i i he ferry their fath
er woika on. The bodies were
lound uprl;:ht In the lec wlih the
faces in Hie water. t
WANTED Furs und hides of all
kinds. Highest prices paid. Rose
burg Poultry Co., 5"! N. Jackson.
FOR "RENT 2-room fuTnikhed
j house, 16 per month. Call at
chancellor Cigar Store, Cass St.
I VO( ) D l oiTsa! eFn71 dot-kTTliers
Ss; laurel block 13. 25 per tier. 4
foot fir tU per cord. Phone
UlF23;
WANTED- A 1 dairy cows, lre:h
or coming fresh soon. Must be.
in good flesh. Call at Nash Gar
age. Henry Andru".
WAN T ET A place-1 fatten 15
turkeys: will furnish the corn
and pay you to feed them. Good
horse to trade. Ward's Cafe.
FItl'IT growers anil farmers. Hear
the address on "Deep Tillage"
nt the K. P. hall Friday morn
ing. It will be time Weil spent.
iff. Howell. It Is claimed, was! day; somewhat colder tonight 'l J I K,r lr"'" ,,m"
. illl 1 d UI1 a S s::,gers l
5 s ti,'
5 t j i r u",n ""
S , , 5 1 ' l, laiy cMort Ira
Helping Industry
By Our Counsel
We consider your nasocintion with us ns somctliing
more llinn account on our books. You, Mr. Busi
ness Man and Mr. humor, with individual needs
and personal problems.
Here, we offer n service a service that makes
possible your growth as well as ours. We welcome
an opportunity to prove how we can lie helpful to
you.
j UiMPQUA VALLEY BANK
Roaeburg. Oregon
Kl
M O
DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME
Ettabll.hsd 1926
Perfect Funeral Services
Fair and Reasonable Prices
AMBULANCE SERVICE
II
PHONE
112
C: STEARNS
Manager
PHONE
112
Lady Atttndanf
I) E It N
.New drtigna, rharm
iK In thrir rcrrntrio
ilir. Inilorrd for
grollrmrn lo our
particular onlrr by
Supr-'-a, tthoiir rrpu
Ulion for excr llcnc
it na-iuriiioBrd.
, $1.S0
m4 aao i
fA.r1all f'ri-m I.mwt1 Wire)
MKXIC'O CITY. mr. 10 - 1 lis
I palcht'S from CuadatajiirH to Ka-
iMor louay bum mat a passt-ti-1
bou ml from Cnlimu to ,
n h dt raiti (I by in-
exprt'sa and mail j
tTt soriouHty Injui-
itifiniut'iUH linuifdlaifly i
mo iiiiin uiui a null
line; In ait armor
ii car iMtgaKPil I'n attarkfrs in
hat t If.
! A iKiKst'iiner train !m:uiu to Ca
Ilina carry! hi; a lifiivy military es
cort, wiix onl-ivd to leave the jta.--i-iit
roach'!) hhiml and the cn-
' Kine
id lo reinforce t!ie troops defeml
ln the ilerailed train.
The result of liie combat was
, not learned but no casualties
anionic the asseii-;ers were report
ed. Troops from various potntn In
the state of Jalisco were sent to
pursue ami exterminate the insur
Kent. : o .
liny AmrrlcHn fence at Wharton
Bros. It is lull welWu and a fence
that you know la Kood bemuse it
has been used hero lor US years.
I'OItTI.A.NI), ()n.r IK'C. in.
Whuli'iiHle luiros:
lluiicr Kli'auy, rortlimd dairv
rxt'hance ni't wholesali' lirlcu;
(l ubfii): hxlrna. Ic; xtiinilanl
4Uf; lultlii- I Iinla. 4Sr: IlistH. 4li.ii-.
Cri'anuTy prirt's: I'tlnm, Jv ovit
I'titiH Htiinihirilrt.
KK iitraily. Portland ilairy 1
pxrliatiKR (iii-t basis): Fresh I
stamluitl flrala, 4:if; flesh ni.nl, 11:11
rx'raa. 4"o: ftcsli mi'illuni flrsia. :
SSr; utuU'irlzctl, sic. Prices to re-1
taller, l'ti:Sc over exchange 1
prices.
Milk - Steady, raw milk (I per'
cem 1, cwt. delivered Pnrt-,
land, less 1 jmt rent
slat iun. .Mc; track. ;2
at Portland. 5 1 .'..".c.
'oillirr Sieadv tlluvint:
n.-leesl nlK-.. I........ I t
4J p. in, .1-1. 24-.I 2.".c; medium llenu
I (31 lo 4J Inn, 11, IhI. 1(Ic; Khl (un
der .11 pounds). 17c: sprliu s. L'lc: j mc! tiiikey shoot
j um ia. , uirKi-ys. messed. M
. 1, u.i.;:ii-: t.ese. lT'ulXc.
( tnli;is Sternly, tier cw l.. tire-1
pon. :: :.or,H..-,ii; hollers. JJ .1 T. 1
WAN ' I"K1 Poultry, and rabbits of
nil kinds. Highest ca:h prices
paid. I'mpqua I'oaltry Co.. 613
Winchester St., Hosebur,. Phone
4 1 1 .
No Better Chrislinaa Present ,
for "Ilini"
than one of cur "Follies"
S:nokinK Stand 1
119 Jackson St.
I FOK ItF-NT-I-arc ' 3 room fun:lsh
I ed houae iit.d Karate. Knd ot K.
! Bill St. under II e bit; willow, f'.l
j per mo. See A. !. V: !!are, 1H3
, K. lith St. N.
IKdlt KKXT Partly fill nbTlied" I
I room house, electric range, fur
1 nace. hardwood floors; i:iil per
f month to responsible party with
1 no children. Phooe lioi-J. tils S.
1 Jackson.
; Lost Policy AjTTrrfSs In the
Ponn Mutual Life Insurance
Company on the lite of J. c.
Fullerton. deceased. Finder re
turn to Nathan Fullerton, Rose-
burg, Oregon. i
Ilutlerfat.
deilve d J
I olumnia urafanola, au rec-
.ords J40
llrebe Radio complete 55
Wood range 30
2-burner Klec. rane 2o
3 burner Klec. range 3."
Roseburg Kleclrlc
with armored cars was rush-i .,,.':' , " K'-'" '
1 reinforce the troops defend. I ' H-lf'-t 1 9e; .No. 2.
j Wool Steady, eastern Oregon
i wools (r. o. b. couniry poinis):
; Choice light shilnklng fin.'. 3:. .i
I 40c lb.; heavier shrinking fine. ,12
jtiolc: crossbred wools, 3d ,1 Inc.
; Valley: Medium, 43c lb.: Course,
I 3Mi lev lb.
j Nula Walnuts, Oregon. 2Sfii
, .toe: almonds. ilS .iilitc: nennm.
LOGGER WITH FATAL HEAD l"'in; pecans, 2:U2.',c: filberts,
WOUND THOUC.-iT SUICIOE , 17 " -'"''
. j Hay Steady, buying prices:
tA.vitni c,r mm! w,rr) j Kasteni Oregon tiniolhv. .'iir,(,',i
l.ON'llVIKW. Wash.. Ivc 10 - 21 no; do valley. 174i j; -,11; a.
John Trouluian. aged about :..' ve-.. falfa. J'2 ; 2' .".a; c!..ver. Jl.", ;,ui
It- ei: oat hav. $1.", ,: 1:
fiil ton. sellln,- pi ice
more
iscai a
John Rob
erts , one mile weat of Rrock
way. Sunday. Dec. P'.th at 9
a. m. Kitle and trap, (everybody
come and win a turkey. Shooting
charges cheap, lion't let rain
stop ou. A shed to shoot under.
Fri o lunch at noon.
ran logger of Wahkiakum com.
found dead Sunday In 1,,..
bunk bouse of the Algers laiggliin
i m;ian camp, seven milea rani
SMllliikiiaa. A bullet hole In the
head from a .22 calibre tifle led
aulhotities to believe the man w.ia
n Milclile. Hill, 1. lis were Inveali
eatliig. He leaves divorced wile.
.)!l and daucliler In Portland.
-o; straw.
'. 12 ton
-S'eady. Tc
bark
id : Oregon gram' root 1 ,1 lc
Hops- Steady, new crop in
2(c lb.
per
STAGE FOLK WED
QPENCE
J7r A.vutra 1 ,..m i,,i
7 3 A '-OS A.VCKI.KS. Dec. M Th
fi-r. en scd sisg.. were again Join,
" ' !'.' nialrlmeriMl rontnicts wl:h !'.
p-.-yi "lalTJiKe ct Hiiane Thompson ,f
i'' 1 ti. movies , lleddv Wattles, rt
Cengreg:i-i..:,al church heie t,.-
A Fcilow Feeling
Yen c.ii.'t f,...i;7H ,w ; ,u
iN! f t's If yea ncer hue ,.I;
PORTLAND. (re. Ivc. 10 -rhrlmni.il
s-,iiiUies are on the
local market this morning Holly
wreaths from lo 10 Is Inches lii
slle are priced at ceuys to II 3.",.
Pest stock bananas are on the
market nt s tenia a pound in
rrntes Jap orang. s are olfered al
12 25 a bundle In large lots. la:,.
are oftrrvd from T to 1 cent, a
pound; figs from 9 10 124 cen; a
IhhimiI: commercial mini cm, -at is
priced from 11 lo isj cents a
pound.
Kcgular coinnio.lliiea in
and vegetables on! nine
sti-ady with few price chapg,
llu:tcr and eggs steadv.
S.... p,.si...-s are 1
market, quoted today at 44
fruits
f..itl
ri-ing
J.CPENNEYC
tun CMkki. nObtdURtj. ORtuON
A Neiv Stock Says Shop
"Now for Qood Values in
TOYS
Speedy Mechanical Trains
"Express" and "Limited"
All of the thrills of a train ride arc experienced by the
fortunate boy who has one of these mechanical trains that
speeds on its own track. The equipment varies with the size
of the train. Prices range from
98cto$3t98 ' II
Brown-eyed
Ma-Ma Doll with
Brunette Curls
A dainty,
modish ddll
.with a crisp
ixinne't and
. an embroid
ercd dress
he doses
her eyes, toot
4.98
7
Little Jim"
All S:ecl Steam Shovel
K.--:i"j,--'.!'K ya-A
Ifadc of heavy pauge tteel
rvi'h a red roof, ihe budy, shev
cl nj n!ttorm are black. A
well-ccnstructcd loy for
Footballs
Of Genuine Cowhide)
Strong, well-made genu
ine cowhide footballs that
will stand plenty of hard
play pure gum bladder,
leather lace and lacing
needle and our price only
89c
A Monoplane
That Is a Real Boy's Toy
98c
Desk and Chair
Set for Girls and Coy
ftM
0 tff
WTietlier studying or writing
Setters, small gills and boyj
will vioy usinR tiiis desk ind
chair set Rood looking, well,
made furniture. Set
$4.98
You can imagine this silver
finish monoplane diving into a
cloud and sail ng an-ay, Any
boy will be delighted with this
"Little Jim" mechanical toy.
Each,
98c
Others 23c to $1.98
Blackboard
and Drop Desk
Combinations
Such x toy cs one of thes
blackboard drop desks will
bring pleasure the year 'round
and they are useful and edu
cational, as well. Your choico
at
69c to $2.98
ilk
Gifts for Milady
It i a kimwI time to buy
nliilp the
SELECTIONS ARE
COMPLETE
Millinery, novelties, handker
chief, neck scarf a, bandeaut,
tc.
Give "Her" a Hat
-ism
tor I'nrirtnian. r-.'V
fur prices ro r . l
Ion oil mil- I i T
brlow '.
Call and Inspect then new
Christmas Goods
hn'ry
lost.
Y1
:v
ntir.lC 'UIIKITIKin TDID '
FATAL TO TWO MEN
NOKWAI.K. Conn.. Ikc. 10 Al
ton W. Kcynud9, 3B. liilon of the
-nooy iHimiy iurniiin-0 lllt tne nltht. Ikfpmlier 11
tooaco traile. lost his life Satttr- Indefinitely t,on.rf
ilav WhilP rlnrn ni- in a m . . .:. " "
(nun a duck huntm trip. X
Hf rbrt I'rfstitn. his uncle in-Ia--.
NOTICE
I
Senior Hich P. T. A. meet-
tne and program for Tne..tav a
has been
on ac-
met a simi'ar fate. Alton W. Kev
noklit. jr. U putferine; froin ex
liosure at the ho.iial after his
remue from the ovriiurned boat.
1'an M. Drumheller.
Mr. Drumheller. born
knne. left for the north
youth. He operated two
one of 2:!oo and another
acres.
In Spo-
hen a
ranches,
of 1000
F. H. DRUMHELLER DEAD
(nrln IV !j Wm)
PPOKAXK, Wash.. Dec. 10.
Fred II. Drumheller. 34. wheat
rancher of Calxary, All., member
" "!- i;non amity, la ileai 1 pnnv with hi mi.nen ler. .i....
after a few -lay.' illness with pneu-l and perfectly p o," '? TV",l
nmnla. lie had been visiting In to to aroun, with her Tarter, v Is!
Spokane with his mother. .Mrs. ' ll.le , the ,n. ",r "rarter- u-
Custom in Drcn
Cnatnm l whnl makes It no lm.
proi.r for n man lo ainenr in com-
ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO.
Ettablithtd 1901
M. E. RITTER, Manager
Founded and Maintained on Efficient
Service and Courtesy
Phsna ?aa
The Specialty
Shoppe
8 M Kinn
Pin and Lana Bta,
Oak and Kan. Sta. AMam lur. Lleena.d Lady
Inil In the wind, w nei ,i.iv
centa tound.
Turkey and pouliij pile
din-vd to ?tt.:iN I
maiu stead).
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