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ROSEBUKC NT. WS REVIEW. RQSEDURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1928.
EARTHQUAKE SOMEWHERE
WASHINGTON, IH'C 19. -A
''very hpav" earthquake wan re
corded beginnins at i:56 o'clock
this morning on (hi seismograph
:it Georgetown university. Iirc
tor Tondorf estimated the dis
turbance was 9,000 miles from
Washington, but he did not calcu
late the direction.
The quake reached Us maximum
ihtenslty at 7:57 o'clock and wheu
the recording sheet of the instru
ment Mai removed at 1:13, it was
still of heavy character.
10. II. Olliphatit, student at O. B.
C, stopped over last night on his
way Houth to spend the holidays.
'WM m. - i
Gandy
Sale
cy fresh cMgood
What la Christmas without candy? And In buying candy why
not the best? Ward', candies are always fresh and absolutely
pure. Msde of the best Ingredients obtainable and only under
the cleanest conditions possible you may rest assured that
when you buy candy from Ward's you tet the best at lowest
prices.
MRS. GOODY'S
HAND DIPPED
ASSORTMENT
3 LBS.
98c
Assorted soft and had centers
with rich hand dipped choco
late COVt'lTlLg.
SPECIAL
Christmas Box
SLBS.
S2.75
Asmirtril hard content and
crenmft with r-lini-olale coallllK-I'at-kftl
In fancy Xmita box.
I CJvtwlte
I ' dJjSC ovvtrxl f
fSwtsiill')sis.liiii "A
VILLA
Chocolate Covered
Cherries
75C lb-box
Luscious cherries in a cordial
cream, covered with rich choc
olate. Highest ijuuliiy.
CHRISTMAS
MIXED
25c lb. '
l'lve (llrfcrnit klnila of candy
ill 15 lb. palls and 10 lb. iaila.
- SUZETTE
CHOCOLATES
75c lb.
Azotic 1 soft cream and cara
mel centers .i'n liuiid dipped
chocolate covering.
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
318 N. JACKSON
ROSEBURQ
Santa wll be here
Sat. 2 to ft: 30 p. m.
Phone 95
OREGON
Christmas Suggestions
Smoking Stands
Good asorttr.tht for selection, Pi ices from
$1.75 to $15
Tables
End Console and ocensionni tnhlea priced f.om
$5 " $32.50
Radio TaMes and Cabinets
Good nsotlment Ht
$12,50 "'$32.50
Davenports
I'lircs i. inning from
$S5 4 $185
Chairs
Overstuffed nnd lonswcll tlinir
$35 $E0
McKean, Darby & Baldwin
Complete Hoiisefurnuhrrs.
Kosebur, Oregon
I Christmas Special
& Until January 1, we will do work i follows:
Men's Suits Cleaned and PresMd $1 .?
A press onr , 30
V Ladiea' plain Wool Dreiaes, cleaned and penrri .
Any one attending Junior or HI School Suit. O Co.it, Drets,
Girl's Coat, etc. .7
W Trouaara. Sweatera. Plain Skirts. tc .50
. 6PENO THE DIFFERENCE FOR XMA3
ROSEBURG CLEANERS
fi WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
i X Around the County 2
GREEN GLEmMINGS
Mrs. t'has. Miles 'was shopping
In Kosenurg Saturday.
Atha l.ee, daughter of Mr. and
Mm. Fred Agee, is very HI fol
lowing an attack of intluena.
Mr. Merle Austin relumed Men-
day night Ii cm a business trip io
Portland where he purchased ad
ditional Block for the holiday busi
ness of boilt the Kith In Ruheb-jru
and The Flower Shop at Duiu
inulr. Callf'H nia.
Wallacp Ruben son returned to
school Mumlay after being ahse.it
lur two weeks following an attack
or "iiu "
Mr. John NeiLson of liandon was
ah over night visitor at the Kail 1
Age home Thursday, returning !
home Friday. , j
Among lho.it' v. ho haw- been ill i
the past uci-li were Mrs. O. II. ;
f'tirttle, Mrs. ('. (h.tndler. Mis.
Kred ARee and Hilly lilack. j
! Mr. tieo. Ifurt v.a in Koseburff
Monday afierrion unending to 1
buHincsM a(lair. j
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lauder motor-j
ed to ItosfhurK Saturday wheit-th'-y
wens the Kuentn of rehtliveK. j
! '1 he many fi lends and neighbors
are deeply grievid ovir the death
of Mi. S. M. Kelley highiy eteem
ed resident wlio parsed away sud-ih-nly
Saturday moi uiiiK at the
family liuine. He was always in
terested in i he vei tarp of others
and favored all activities leading
to civic improvement. The bereav
ed relatives have the sympathy of
the entire com muni ' y.
Mr. and Mm. Henry Nelson and
Mr. Samuel ('row of I (aril lie,
Washington, arrived Monday to at
tend the luncml uf lhJr brother
and cousin, Mr. S. M. Jelley.
Friends of Mrs. Hairy Winsion
and children will he glad lo knov
they have sul f icient y leeovej. ,1
after having the flu to he oui
again.
i Mrs. J. W. Iljward, Mrs. Fred
Ilofimeisier ami Airs. Kreii Hoff
man worn shopping and attending
to businst; affairs In KosehurK
Tuesday.
Mrs. William llrowii of Wood
1 lands, ('alifornla, nrrived on the
; Shasta Sunday to visit far several
weeks at the home of her siHler
Mrs. S. M. Kellcy.
Mr. and Mis. VirpH Avery mo
tored from Corvallis Saturday to
spend several days vlsiiing wiiii
Mrs. Avery's aunl, Mrs. S. M. Kel
lcy. Mrs. Y Achor, who with her
husband anlved here Sunday from
Hrooks, Oregon, to be present at
the funeral servlc -s of her uncie,
(he hi to S. M. Kelley, is criticatlv
ill today.
The next theefhiir of (he Merry-Oo-ltonnd
Club has been postpon
ed indetlniteiy because of the in
fluetir.a epidetnic and other illness
in l lie neighborhood.
Mrs. S. M, Kelley wan .ohUvs
to the tlh-niiary W. ('. T. n. at her
home Wednesday ultenionii of
last week, December J2. UhiIhk
the business session Mrs. I). C. Mo
tfhehey, prushlent, pieslded and
Mis. J. W. Howard led the. King
ing with Mrs. Kelley at the plan-,
Mrs. ('."I, (iioves'hd the devotion
als. Plans for a membership drfve
were formulated ami a commiliee
chttsen lo take charge, with Mrs.
Frank Stienhaiier as chairman,
Mia. S. Miller, Mrs. 1 1,.
Hells. .Mik. Kred Hoffman and
Mrs. Karl Agee assisiing'ner. l or
the celehraiion it! Naiioual Consii
lutf .Hial I'mhibiiion j nty on Jaim
aiy H. 'h ihe union will bold a puh-li-
int eitng in the vi nlng with
nn appropriate program for the oc
casion. At the close of the niee
Intr a dainty luncheon was servo 1
by the hostess assisted by the
Misses Vesta Simmons and "Nellie
. MeC.ehehey. The invited guesti
j were .Mrs. J. v. Mi l vinald. Mm.
('. ( iiaiuller. Mrs. ( has. Mib ;.,
Miles. Mis. fhas. lioss. .Mis. Henry
Simmons. Mis. c. J. Harding nnd
! the Misses Veta Simmons, .Nellie
Mctihehey and Vaila Heits. Mem
b.rs present Mrs. ('. ('.
Crows. Mis. A. Ilnltmnn, Mrs. J.
W. Howard. Mis. T. ll. Haen
Mis. Frank Steinhatier. Mrs. K. I.
lletts, Mrs, Fred Hoffman, Mr..
0. V. Mctihehey and Mrs. Kail
Agee.
A pleasant .evening was spent ;it
the home in Mi. and Mrs. S. M.
Kelley nn Tlittrsdii of last we(!v
when they Invited a parly id
friends t i an Intorm.tl evening ol
games nnd mil: te. H.'iresliuieins
were served at sniilll tables m Mi.
and .hs. ( ia Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
C. .1. Harding. Mr. and Mrs. ltnl.e:i
Home."
I'iano duet Wlllnieita Logsdon
t:iul Maixl lliniiham.
tit bare Kesolvtd, that the World
is (j.-owing better.
Affirmative iale lliundull, Ma
bel Itranham. Ittitli Mos.haf.
.Negative Oeii WIUJh, Cailyle tiur-
gojne, Carl llutler.
'i ne atJirmative woo the deci
sion. '
Toe l.ii'M school boys' basket
ball trim pjayed the Myrtle Creek
toin team 'Friday nlpht. The for
mer team won the game.
Carlyle litirgoyne was abK-nt
from school Monday.
Willamt-tta Logadoti won a D9
woid typing pin tliia month.
REPORTED WEAKER WOMAN SICK
FROM STAB WOUND; -...
liiKtt TtAno
COnVAU.19. Ore..
Ic. is. i
Iwia III UlikiTrnn, asalslant
frt-shman foolhall coach and for
in r star tai-kle of the Oreeon stale
Lit'am. was weaker today with riB-
ing lemperature and some dellrl Little Rock. Ark. "I was sick fox
um. Dlcki rson was Btabbrd In a three rears after tnv last baby
Helped By Lydia E. Pink-
hum's. VoAtiirilA Cnmnmind i
SOCIETY FOLK ENGAGED
(AwteUtwl I'irm Wile)
WASHINGTON, IWC. MlM
Jinei Newbold. Washington so
ciety girl, and Alb-n A. hyan. Jr.,
of New York, grandjon of the latu
Thomas Fortune Ryan, multi
millionaire, are to be married here
on February 6. formal annum"
m-m of Hie eiiKHKenient nailni!
bot-n mmle.
Ml.ss Newbold is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Newboiu.
Mr. Newbold is business manager
of the Washington Star.
Hyan is the son of Allan A.
Ryan, who was left only a pair of
shirt studs in his father's will.
NOTICE
After January 1. 1929. our mini
mum eharge will be one dollar ir
month for hauling garbage from
residences.
J. W. DRAPER.
FOR EXCHANGE
I Good large 9-room Modern
'house in S:ik-m, Oregon. Close in
! and good inrome properly, also
I nice all modern G room bungalow
both well pleated, to exchange for
: Icoseburg city property, acreage or
j shcefi rant h within 10 miles of
f ltosebur.'t. Ferrlne & Mnrsters, 212
ur.iy llldK., Salem. Ore.
AH kinds of rough lumber for
sale cheap. On main road four
miles eanl of lllxonvlile. Will de
liver if desired. C. V. Oden. Phone
3IF4.
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The Young Men
Their idea3 firjure into the
affairs of today more than
ever before. Men of all ages
bow to the expressions of
youth particularly in the
styling of clothes.
Thiy demand originality
comfort smartness and
durability. This store caters
to that young man.
Fashions of Tomorrow
Prove Choost; Compare
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Radio Surprises For
1929
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COMPLtTC
Frea demcnctr.itlon
E.iiy term on eteotnc and
bntery sett.
Ruitcr Radio Service
At U"'t"i OH Service Station
TtLEPMONt W
lung early yesterday in a fight
with Ianza Hryant. local youth,
jealous over Dlckernon'a attention
to a CorralllB aitresa.
Dlckerson la a aenlor student,
formerly of Welaer. Idaho. Bryant
was held on an open charge which
officers said would be changed to
murder in cane the victim dies.
If you are figurlnn on buying a
new car wait until you have aeen
tiie Bix-cylinder Chevrolet. It aeta
a new standard In automobile
value.
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X FIGHTF LAST NIGHT J
i
(AKavx-idti'il I'rcaa imxit Win-) )
St. Uouis Young Stribling, Ma !
con, (ia., knocked out Hilly Freaa,
Chicago 1). Johnny Mark, Pitts
burgh, knocked out Hank Malloy,
Hoston 3t. Dan Haley, Mt. Clem
ens, Mich., outpointed Tom Ptvac,
Bt. Lotils (Si.
IndianapoIJa Jinlmie , Hackley,
Indianapolis, outpointed I'aul Al
len, Chicago 110). Otto Atterson,
Terre Haule, lout on a foul to Roy
al Cox, Indianapolis CI.
Los Anffeles Armand Kmanuel,
San rrancinco, Rtopped "Wild Hill"
Cox, Canada 2.
Jacksonville. Fla. K. O. I Hilly)
Kd wards, Havanhah, outpointed
Willie Norwood. Tltusville, Fla.
(Hit; Cm by Tumee,
pointed Cy Ferklns,
4; (ilenn Chaneey,
stopped Monroe Porter,
7)
came. . I could
hardly walk and
fotild not eat nor
nkep a I should
because I wan so
nervous. I took
seven bottles nf
the Vefcetahlo
torn pound and
used that num
ber of bottlesi of
Lvdia E. Pink
Immi Sanatie
ash and I am
feeling just line, 1 have a lartje fam
ily and do me work for all. Your
Compound made me a well woman,
and I have a hnppy home now. I
nlwuvs trv to keep a bottle in the
home and I tell evervone l)mit It.
Mrs. II. A. Ahams, ft. F, V. fi. Box
3, Little lloi'k.'Arkansaa.
sore of lo
r
, First Mortgage for Sale
fi Note secured by first mortgage on 420-acre stock farm,
amount $8,030; five years; Interest rate 6 per cent Value of
K ran h about J20.000. Located sin miles from Roseburg in Doug. $
las County. Will discount accrued interest If taken at once.
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McLendon Realty Company
140 Jackson St. ' Roseburg, Oregon t
Youiik Hitcbh;, New Orleans (10).
ins Smith Itlver by
to 11.
It was an exciting game from
start to finish. The Smith River
boys played a hard, fast name and
showed pood sportsmanship. At
the half the score stood seven to
seven. This gave the fans aomc
thinK to think about during the in
termission. The starting lineup for Drain
was: C. Miller center. Afford and
S. Miller guards, Maxwell and
Whipple forwards. Whipple show
ed the old fighting spirit which
won him the place ot hijih point
man. The Miller brothers ahu
Miami, out-. Afortl hoa down, his position uu
Jacksonville.j til a 1Ut,H harj iutk caUHe1 uim l0
Jacksonville,! tl(l ,AUen Uom the came. Then
Savannah! (,ool wpnt in for Alford and play-
! ed a wonderful game,
j The teams will again engage In
mver nexi
Greenville, Miss. Buster Mai
lini, Memphis, won a decision over a battle with Smith
DRAIN BEATS SMITH
RIVER IN GOOD GAME
DRAIN, Dec. 19. (Special
Saturday night on their home floor
the Drain high school basketball
tenm won another victory, defeat-
Saturday
floor.
night on Sml'h River's
If you are flxurmg on buying a
new car wait until you have aeen
the six-cylinder Chevrolet. It sets
a new standard in automobile
vnlue
Flowers
The One Perfect Gift
A iull line or potted
tl plants and floral acces-
1
sones at
The Fern Florists
Our stock is the finest ever offered for selection in
our city. Come and be convinced.
PHONE 240
I1 a few mor
ff shopping days lHj'
J f'SJ ' left now
1 1
While the fact remains that you are rather late in
selecting your gifts, there are several very good
reasons why it will save you time, money and
worry if you shop now at
CA
A Department Store of Christmas Gifts
BIGGER VARIETY
POPULAR PRICES .
PROMPT SERVICE
APPROPRIATE GIFTS
AMPLE STOCKS
QUALITY MERCHANDISE
GIFT GOODS TABLES
SUGGESTIONS GALORE
Gifts from many lines of merchandise and practically complete assort
ments right to Christmas eve.
Open evenings till Christmas
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