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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSERURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1928. R.K'HMHtHMI FICURFS SHOW FUNERAL MRS. ROOLEV TO BE HELD SUNDAY SIX Vj. W. r, V IVrf I UK I iJlyGrJ A Gift Dept.Forien The easy way to select gifts v i s i t our large stocks choice apparel and our numerous counters of special t selections of furnishings for either men, women or chil- dren. We have hundreds of the most appropriate items. n,.n,m,n I VISIT OUR UllllSiftlAS DRESS SALE Entire Stock on Sale Finding ourselves overstock ed at this season, we decided to move dozens of our dresses now before the holi days. These are dresses of tho highest type. They are priced so they will be very attractive for Christmas giving. Large Separate Groups of Dresses Both Silks and Wools. $3.95 $7.95 I $12 95, $14.95, $19.95 iff i J i s LAST NOVEMBER Funeral services Tor Mrs. Thor- vald Hod ley of LookinxtOasa will (Continued from page 1) ,w h''1i Sunday afternoon at t - . - , j o clock at lii Looking lass church. H every slate than that of Mr. Cool-1 interment will he In the cemetery Uk? four years ago with the ex-jat LookinKKlas wfin arrange reption of Jthxde irlaml. This held j writs in charge of .M. K. Ititter of tine m HrMiUent Coohdjfe'a home ihe HonfburK rnderlaking com iff Miate of MiiiHihiiiitt.H. which waslpany. V carried by Coventor Sniiih. The! o f governor tt toial wax U'hti than the J, democratic figureH of four y-ara g bku In New Mexico, Tennessee ami ; ihre s lections in the moral na; S Ttxai. notwithAUndiUK the large (arul four ttt nl),ht wm Hivva by V increase in the number of ballota j tne itantint-church choir. cast. I The Hoovr column show's he re ceived mort than a million votes in five states California, Illtr.oU, ew ark, Ohio and Pennsylvania. ioverr.or Smith readied the mil lion murk In IllimiU V.-W Vf.l If J atid Pennsylvania. Solid South Broken Ottitna f Ittu (.IWO.K.ILI Knlllh V rei-onled StJh4 14n voles for I ll - two major party candidates, almost a million lens than cast in -New York stale for Mr. Hoover and CHRISTMAS MUSIC All menibnrH of Ihe class of 1S7 ar Invtu-d to a class re- uniun at the Moose tiall to- 1 nittht at o'clock. 5STCIDB2IE a . At always. feature of our & Oovt-rnor Smith. Chrli tmaa V lloovtr polled 1 406,4fcS of thfue ' tor. ii this at f', awl Smith 1, 597. 607 In Alabama, j tractive and ft Arkamad, Florida, OorBia. 1-ouinl-i car.fully - g una, M iMsinil p)t. South Carolina, I lotted itock of Ttxas. Virginia and North Caro-1 men'. good. V Una, all of whom had aiipporled located In our E the democratic preHldentlal camll- j ft til Ihu rnf.nt tittftitt 1 REBEKAH3 ATTENTION There will be no meeting IH-C. 25Uj. lodire downstairs de partment. Men's 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c Men's Fancy Sox 50c, 55c, 60c, 75c Men's Neckties 75c, $1.00, $1.50 Men's Slippers $1.25, $1.50 to $2.50 Felt Slippers for all the family New lot of children's leather clippers a most desirable gift, 95c, SI. 16, $1.25. Women's and men's felts and leather house slip pers now at 79c, 89c to 11.85. - Men's Mufflers $1.50, $1.95, $2.50 Men's Dress Shirts $1.45, $1.95 to $2.95 til the recent election. !j Mr. Hoover's southern vote wan j ftj more than double that of .Mr. Cool A . iiiKe four years ao and almost ft twice Ihe combined figures for the H .president and Senator l-ar'olleiie A that year. It came within 91.000 ft votes of equalling Mr. liavis" total in the same territory, ft: Vot. 25 Per Cent Higher S! The vole of :'.6.7as,HS showed a ft bin Jump over ihe flKUies for 1H24. W w lien 2!Ui!l,417 persons cast bul- lols in the presidential race. Tnis Increase was especially reflected in the south, Alabama as an ex ample recordlnc 2ts.HM ballots aa anainst J'JIi.fiH:! four years aco. Oth er states In various sections showed a similar result. S whole over 1H24 was sIlKhtly more ft than ner cent. In the south the figures were approximately 3:JJ per cent higher than fhey were four years ago. Christmas BALL - AT i It 9 3C 0 The season of universal cheer and good-will is upon us. . The day of all days Christmas, is near at hand with the smiling faces of happy Kiddies, deli cious dinners and jolly parties lending color to the occasion. The Safeway Man extends to . you the best, wishes of this great food distributing organization for the merriest of "Merry Chrisl- mases." Our stores are overflowing with a great variety foods at savings which will add to your enjoyment. rtii Safeway Savings Saturday and Monday Mu rising Underwear Many likeable gift Items In this wonderful line of silk feminine wear, bloomers, pa jamas, etc. all prices. Better 8ervlce Better Merchandise Gift Blankets Extra fine wool and cotton blankets, double size, plaids, special at $3.85, $4.85 The Wigwam . Gloria Chocolates A fancy assortment of creams, nougats and cara mels. Packed in a fancy attractive box. A fine gift package. Safeway Satin Mixed . A true satin mix 'candy with an unusual finish and eating qualities. A large variety to suit every taste. 5 lb. box $1.59 3 ibs. 500 NOTHING BETTER FOR I CHRISTMAS DECORATION Beautiful holly with fine berrlns fur 8u It-. l.nw In price. Kiel Ion Li brary, west of IJbvrly Thi'iilre, ncur Junior IltKh School. NEW TODAY ' K. M. Miitlhews Hntl son of Res- terncon nnrt were trading and r ' 1 Ion wre In this eUy Ttiurwlay af-1 temllnj; U othertt biiHinofin affairs 4 1 t TURKEY MARKET t t NEWS NOTES J MOORE BROS. , e l CASH.STORE,,, For three clays we are offering real savings to the buying public. H . . ' Saturday, Sunday and Monday December 22, 23, 24 Walnuts, large fancy, 2 lbs. for 55c Walnuts, good quality, 2 lbs. for 45c Pumpkins for Pies, lb 2c Prunes (Petites) 3 lbs. 19c; Italians, 3 lbs 29c Turnips, sweet and lender, 6 lbs 19c Cabbage, good solid heads, per lb 2l2c Mincemeat, Knight's, per pint 20c Pickles, cut mixed, per pint 20c Candy, choice mixed, lb 15c to 22c Moore Bros. Cash Store 613 N. Jackson St. Thtw Inftn iimn.'M x-nt 'it fmni (lie (nvm.N Siiilf I'ulU-uf rn'Uo Mu lii.n. KDAi' mi.! t iji n.ili.il In .ally nt tilt nf fit v "f tttf Litutilr nroHlHHt KOAT. TVr. 21.) , RAM . VUAycisro. UfW'ipts IichvIit: live tuikcys bronnlit 31tr to IdM't iIiPHHcti turkey lit'ii tfohl tor to" 35c; niul i1i'hmI toms bronuht Sir to ' Th.- f . . b. payiitK priet's wtre "lc fori hens iiittl Kflr tw tonin; '26c was palil fur culls. . The l.os Aiik-1(s niarkft vim atiaily t flnn. Not dicssed ur. kvyH hrmiKlit ;:;(; to at Io ! AllK('l'. K''ilti4 WiTi heuvlrrj whli bi-avfiT anivaU cxpoctfd lo- nay iuni i nursoiiy. At lUiMion buvem weri look in c CA VKKlt'S iitDUinl but buyiiiK llbt. Tt-x.iti hens at Hon ton brought ','Jc to T'XftH toiim. 4 1 1. North WfHiern h'im nt Iwiou brought i'M' nuil Northwest rrn toms, 4T.P In lioHion. The umlcr ton of Ihe market was easy. I'hlladelphla, I't'iiMHy Ivanin nmr k't was Htcmly to flint; tradhiK Is Kllll lUHt. NiirlhwMstorn henn anil toms sold for A 2c to 44c. wild a! fi-w Pities nf heavy youns; torn: nt I 4'c. Westi'iu bens Slid tout ! brought 41e to 4:' Arrivals from Texas at that market to date are I ticht. I At Kort Worth. Texns. the Ihf' report Indicates that demand la li;rely for local market ; Ihe dresslm plants repirt. heavy arrlv als wlih much flock Rolns: Into cdtl sioraue. 1't Ices are 22e io ??l live weight for toins; and IS to 20c live weiuhv for beys. Mm h stock now arrivlni; nun delayed on account of rainy w f-ther List week. 4'arlot Fhlppers report a fair profit on cars, but not enoiijju to overcome Iomscs nt Tbank.setv tmr. A I San A n t on lo. Tc i r- - I - 4 HOYAL COAIr-Hm n clean. You'H like it. Denn (ierretKeu Co. l'hone I2S. CASK 14 IN. WALK IN t PLOW At a baiKaln. Leake & lieyers Co. N r:W CASK iiol'SK I d SC Ch ea p fi-foot, 16iiiL-h discs. Leake, & lieyers Co. W)Il"SALK-::A$:r75-ilaiio for $165. Address ltox 7, llosebure;. Ore KOIl. KOIl S A LK--Jersey cow, about 5 yrs. old. Joe K. llarvoy, Kose-burjr. FOR SALE Dresner, library table, other furniture cheap. 4ti4 t S. Main. j lt)U S A LK New bai levies, at a bi Httvlns to you. Call tilii, I l. Chambers Motor Co. YIKLNCi lMti:.M SKPkflATOK - Close Hkhuinin, ImiK life, low price, M'ake Ar Meyers ( o. bakery- l'hone fil" J; I2u W. Oak. Home-made dnuKb- . nuts 25c; pies, 30c; bread loc. YOCNCt coi kerels. Ilarred Rock O. A. C. 2."iit-em: layinR strain. Write or phone F. M. Kice. (Hide. 3tiK21 STKWAUT WARN Kit HAh'lOS lilve fine reception. Reasonable In price. Leake Hi Heyers Co. WANTKI1--Kui-h" "and hides of all kinds. Highest prices paid. Rose burK Poultry Co., 501 N. Jackson St. ' WHY not brliiK m your lawn mow er and have it repaired and sharpened for spring use. Jarvis will do il at 222 Oak St. Ni rCOW "for sale, family or dairy; calf 2 diis old. Sell with or wilhout calf. L. D. Kelly, Rt. I. llox ST. South !eer Creek. Itl MMAC.K sale a"l Rostburn- Wo men's Club Sen ice Shop, oppo site Antlers Theatre, every Sat urday from 1 a. nt. to 4:3" p. ni OCR SHH'.MKNT of cushions has at rived. All those hohlin the necessary number of coupons may net them now. South Km! Service Station. Mondayl Evening I fit Dec. 24th L4 ' M Jumbo Gums Peanut Brittle A very crisp and drlicious brittle. Contains the finest No. I peanuts. Our own manufacture. 3 ibs 650 '' Almonds'-' Well flavored assorted colors and very tender. The kiddies love them. 2,b, : 450 ' Walnuts i . New crop, fancy Oregon soft shell. I L ibs 550 .950 Popcorn j t The finest variety of pop corn lhaf pspi.. i I i , Music by ) THE MERRYMAKERS ' - 6 pieces lbs. ! I' r'-',,,!!l j i 48th Annual ! f Cranberries., Large firm Jjerrienr cf the finest variety. 33c CHRISTMAS; BALL L lbo r Dates ; Bulk dates 'of exceptional quality. 2,b, .: : 250 Olives Fine ripe olives of stand ard size. Latest crop fancy paper shell almonds 3 Ibs ' J Filberts i . i . i . . , ' i Finest Oregon grown nuts. Everyone bjmrantecd. 2,b,...: 530 ; : ; ! Oranges Finest sweet navels. L dozen UJ 2 case .. $2,33 Butter Finest fresh creamery but ter.' Sweet ' and wholesome. Chocolate Drops The old fashioned choco late drops. Has the - ex ceptional flavor which many prefer to creams. We know they are good because we made them ourselves. 3 ibs .' 650 Dates Sun grown, pitted. 2 pkgs 39J Mixed Nuts A rich mixture, all new crop ntts; - 3 ibs 830 Brazils "Nigger Toes," good size with meats that, are sweet and rich 2 lbs. 530 Mincemeat Pound .430 2, 230 Cigarettes Chesterfields, Camels and Lucky Strikes. A very ac ceptable gift. $1,15 MAX-I-MUM. . the finest of bulk mincemeat. 2 ibs. ..' 350 Mayonnaise The best brand Gold Medal mayonnaise or sandwich spread. Pint .. 330 Quart 750 Sweet Potatoes Finest sweet potatoes of uniform size. Carton 5 lbs 230 K,XXI.X.X.Z.!IXX.I.X.I.I.to I TUKlvEY SliUUT 1 'ill, r 14 V t I I t " " " 1,1,.., I, ,1 Wl.l 1 tiers. $vmi: laun'l block. I ner Her: nh block. IS.OO IT tier. Phone loK23. ROSEBURQ steady nt L'l'c to ic 'or h toinn; n few (tiller of cm-dre-ped tiirkryu were ita . to ;:b' for loins -id lun t ni.fl l-H Ofi :it :- . Thl At L. E. Swift Place Three miles south of Dixonvillr Sunday, December 23 at 9:30 a. m. TARGET AND RIFLE SHOOTING FREE LUNCH AT NOON ,MWIXXIIXX.I.I.I.I.X.I.II DANCE! AT THE WIGWAM Saturday Night, Dec. 22 Music by the Merrymaker g conclude tbrt mai k"i r ;oi t tor A bin afternoon. V g DAILY WEATHER REPORT IT. K. Wnther nirenp Offl Rohurc Orirnn Tttn rporte br R. 11. Fletcher, Meleorolntlt lc harir. Hnrometrfe prttfmnre trenneel I to ne.i level) Tt n. in ,Ti).l9 ' Relative butnldflT fl p. ru. ye- i tenbiy (per rem . 7 , -'lo. In Inches and Hundredths- I Hluhent temperature veHteidtv 41 i Iie.l temperature Ih-i nlcht Avrnite temperHturo for tha dav r I NomM lenjperatur for thU f d:(te Pre Ipitutlon lat 24 noura ... 0' I'oial inetip. mnce luf month 1 II j Normal prerlrt. for tht month 5;il Tot I nrectn. from Sept. 1, I to dnte f, j Atmm prtvln. from Sep'. 1. i 1sT7 . . 11 M Te deflclenrT 'tip Sent. 1. j l'OS . Fl l ! HYrt- innii nrerlp Sept I to Mny, Inclusive 3 I? ; Forera ;t for Interior fou'hwet Oreuon: Ruin or tnow tonUbt nnd Saturday; no rb.tnpF In temper:!-1 lU'SlNKSS opportunity On ac count of 111 health, am of retime our ooei;K Incubator and busi nesrt cbe.ip. Mr. K.irl Voaburnii. 7e2 Kiilb-rton St.. HoseburK. re. Vm KKNT - Partly furnished bouse, electric raiitce. hardwood floor, furnace; ? t' per month to reliable parly with no children. '.; .! tils ,!:M ksotl Christinas Night Tuesday, Dec. 25 fAA. Improved. Hi" ..cu-s of level, corn and wheat land, in Oklahoma ; woutd consider u b.mmI stock ranch around Kose burit. Walter M. t Rtik. Hose b:im. FH SAl.K 1!27 Kssex coupe. !!," Kssex coh. l!t-4 K-isex tourinv. . 1!'il Hudson roach. IMJt Hudson ftettan pej; ( hfrobt tourins 1!CS ( berilet coupe, llt-'s Nach t door wrdan K'Jti Na-h 4 rom MMlnn. Konl nudster litJR Uuii k wtandard six coupe. These cars seld at a price on cannot hardlv bcltcM, they are ho chep. linns our old car in ami make us an olfer. l!-9 li reuse lth all can. For a real b-trvain M't I. U. Chamber at the ..i;-h Corner. l'hone tllfi BANDIT QUARTET GETS $35,000 FROM BANK IN INDIANA WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS Oriental Gardens fMl store No. 255, Ro8eburgf. Phone23o 6-Piece Merrymakeri BENEFIT OF Roscburg Fire Dept. fAwnrUln Vrtm Win) CLINTON. Ind.. IHc. 21 f.os estimated at $:15.000. waa sustain ed by the First National hank of Clinton when it waa rob bed b y four bandits shortly efore noon yesterday. Three of the robbers entered the bank and forced sev eral customers to lie on the floor. They herded the employes, into the vault, scooped up bat money waa In olttht and escaped In an automobile driven by a fourth robber. MAD AGAIN! 93$ fence, full weight and naujre; copper bearing, zinc f ah aniaed, 3"c per rod. Barb wire $.95 roll. Good cedar posts 13c each. Stearns A Chenoweth. Gentlemen $1 Ladies Free DR. DEAN a BUBAR 0PT0MITm$T pwlalltt In th fittlnf of Olane 111 Jaekaoa BL Turkey Shoot To be held at RIFLE RANGE Just East of Town, rain or shine 9:00 A. M. Sunday, Dec. 23, 1928 For pistols and rifles only, any calibre. A good place to get your Christmas turkey. Auspices Roseburg Pistol and Rifle Club