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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JULY 2. 1930
1 A Host of Special Values forthe4th jibLhVtL
At this store of dependable merchandise
at low nrices.
I
Those who swim or
seek to tan themselves
on the bench, will find
the last of our bathing
suits priced right and
interesting of design.
$4.95-
of Eugene Is In charae of the
classes, with Stanley Kidder and
Mayuard Bell as assistants. The
class schedule will continue up to
anil including July 5.
The course Is under the auspices
of the local chapter of the HeU
Cross. Dr. H. C. Church is chair
mall of the event.
Kayser Silk
Hose
Chiffon and Service
Weight
S1.29
A readjusted price on several
dozen pairs all first grade.
Big assortment, good shades.
Slip-on Sweaters
Correct summer sport sweat,
ors, light weight, very attrac
tive patterns for light skirts.
S2.95 to $3.95
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Deauville
Sandals
The most popular of warm weather sport shoes the
genuine "eauville Sandal sold only at hishers Colors, g
white, white and black, naturnl tan, tan and brown, tan E
and white and brown. Qi JC OC Q C Bj
Specially Priced OTiUd Odltf J i
White Footwear
The new white kid is not
only a beautiful leather and
rnost desirable for summer
dress shoes It is wash
able, easy to care for. Sold
only at Fisher's. Pumps,
straps.
J5.45.J5.S5
Men's Silk
Polo Shirts
New shades, with dress
collars that make them the
smart new thing
wear. Special,
each .
$2.15
See our window for latest in Men's Silk Pajamas,
the newest idea in summer sleeping Q Q fi fl
garments for men. The suit, special.. 4j)JiUU
Better Service Better Merchandise
manasi
TTV r UHrYHXTflt I Mi I
K Brooklyn Makes Town Lot
PJay Against St. Louis,
Missing Chance to
Regain the Lead.
Hy If 10 H R. FI'LLKRTON. JR.
Associated Press Sports Wilier j
Regardless of their humble ponl
llon In tho American league stand
ing ns tho bnsebitll sen son warn
IIh halfway murks, the Boston Red
Sox can Hit In a claim for Hie
honor of havfg the best pltchlni
In the major lcu. They can t
hit well enough to tako advantage
of their hurling, j
Of the group of noundsmen. Mil
Oanlon Jfl perhap the hardest,
worker nnd most effective P"ner.
The star right hander pitched
again yesterday and ho'd the Cleve
land Indians to three lifts In his
divih rnmnlptfl game hi succession
nnd his 13th of the season, lie
also mad Jiint an mnnv bits as he
allowed, having n perfect day at
hat. The Red Hox collected 11
bloK'fl off Mel Harder, but tt beat
score they could produce was 3
to 1. It was Cleveland's 10th de
feat ia 19 games.
Hob Ornvea Philadelphia's speV
hall ace did about as well as Can
ton .In the brief time the weather
allowed the Athletics to plav. He
allowed Detroit Juat one bit in five
Innings while Young nth Williams
a hleil him to a 4 to 1 victory.
Williams produced most of Phila-
(lelphtafe counters by driving nut a
home run when lift was sent In ns
a pinch bat am mi with two on bam
In the second In nine;.
Robins Go to Pieces
The National lea cue was saved
lot of eomnllcations when the
Brooklyn Robin blew off the no
enmulated bad InsehaH of weeks
In one Innlnp ngalnst the St. Louis
Cardinals. Watson Clark. Brook
lyn's leading southpaw, nroved In
effective In the scowl frnme nnd
Clfse Dudley nnd Jim Elliott, wore
ent much better. They pave nine
bits nnd behind them ihe Robin
fielders committed three errors.
The result wns eleven runs and a
in n 7 vfeinry for St. Louis.
While Ms vnn pohi" on. the
'onjrno lending Chlcnco Cub" were
In the proeeq of losing a 7 to 5
Opinion to the New York Ginut.
The Cubs are a e-nnie nnd a halp
eheid row. b"t the Hnbtns. had
Ihnv won, would hnve fonn thern
''vH bi pirnn nnuMlon of
l.ntiin pifn(l n tlm nereentaRe
nl b('tiid in irnmo''.
F'-ed Fllzslmnions wan the lend
er tn -the vte'nt'v n"r l,rt lenp'o
)fnAorn t'mt kept the Giants tn
tltlM nlfen.
vwi rtivWq t"-o home run"
"nil irnek VMIho's one 'Oi'e "U
tht nvodn"nd Inl'lns fo" the Cub"
pMiHhn'-n-i, i-nnlacd Tt"nlnn tn
'utrth ntnne by defeathiR the
Dravpfl, fi tn
LOCAL NEWS
STORY 4
(Continued from page 1)
Clerk In Safeway store William
Knlxht has taken a position as
clerk In the local Safeway store.
The wares they're wearing are
the styles in favor, the patterns
preferred are cool garments with
stabilizing hand tailoring to in
sure shape and permanency.
Topping off their attractions arc
these surprisingly low prices on
men's two pant suits.
$13.85 $19.50
$24.50 $29.50
Boys All Wool
Four Piece Suits
.95 $9.95
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Dress Oxfords QO Q C Khaki mJ'Jn
black or tan .... QZlJ J Work Pants 1 I I
Broadcloth nQn Overalls, waist ft On
Dress Shirts jQll or b-b .. JQU
Fancy Rayon 1 D P Work ShirU, P Q P
Dress Socks I UU blue or grey 0 UU
Dress QQ.95 to CC.85 Gys' Tennis Shoes,
Par.ts Ql 00 Jj" 59(J
Su1""" 49C A,!). Union
aaar-81.29 r:$i.95
Fancy Cowhide OQp Work Shoes, CI 7Q
Belts Jgu comp. soles Q I 1 1 J
Fancy Silk QQn QQp Canvas Leather 1 fjn
Neckties JUU jOu Face Gloves I UU
Oregon Woolen Stores
Head-to-Foot-Clothiers
141 N. Jackson 141 N. Jackson
FORMERLY DUDS FOR MEN
Transacts Business Here J. H.
Cunningham, of (Hide transacted
business In noseburg Ihls morning.
Mrs. Labor Shops Mrs. Charles
labor of Ureen. was a visitor and
shopped In lioseburg this morning.
Mr. Hastings In If. B. Hastings,
of Wilbur, visited lioseburg today
anil attended to business matters.
Mr. Throne In Town E. C.
Throne, of Anchor, was In town
this morning attending to business
affairs.
Glide Man In Ellis Watson,
from the Glide vicinity, spent sev
eral hours looking after business
matters in Roseburg today.
In From Melrose Mr. and Mrs.
C. R, Holmquist came in from Mel
rose yesterday, and visited and
transacted business in town.
message delivered by radio through
the medium of her mother yester
day. In which she expressed worry
of their speech and health.
The no'e read:
"What do you say 'Boy' (Ma
belle's nickname). Who don't know
liow to break a record? Well, we
have close to 500 hours and the
motor is running fairly good yet.
don t know how much longer it
will last. Beans, (Kenneth) is fret
ting and wants to come down at
520 hours but I want to stay up
'till Monday.
"It has been tough but nothing
like the other flight. y are feel
ing fine although Beans Is getting
pretty sleepy.
"We go out and work on that old
motor as if it were on the ground
(bolony). But I did go out on the
cat-walk this morning at 2 o'clock
and put a new breaker in the mag
neto.
"Now don't go worrying about us
because we are all right. We can
still talk and to prove It, we will
all come down and make a big
speech for you."
Women Get Close View
Mother Hunter and Sister Irene
saw brothers John and Kenneth at
close range last night. They went
aloft with Casey Jones, observer
for the National Aeronautical as
sociation, who lumbered his large
Curtiss Condor alongside the "City
of Chicago."
"I couldn't see the boys dis
tinctly, but I saw them waving at
us," the mother said.
Among the congratulatory mes
sages received yesterday was one
from Col. Charles . A. Lindbergh,
who in the days when he was
"Slim" and an air mail pilot, barn
stormed several times with the
Hunter brothers.
At Lake Tahkenitch J. A. Hard
ing and Gene Parrott left) yester
day afternoon for Lake Tahkenitch,
near Heedsport, where thy will
spend two days fishing, rertrnitls
tomorrow afternoon. They: wet,
ioined bv Ir. A. F. Sether 6,f Eu
gene, former Rosehurg resid'ent.
Admitted to Hispital Mrs. Anna
Bradway of this city was admitted
to Roseburg General hospital yes
terday for medical treatment.
Fishing and Hunting
Trips 1
Pack and saddle horses a
Steamboat for hire.
Write or phone
Joe DeBernardi
Phone 36F15 Glide, Q
Mrs. Paris Shops Mrs. Robert
Paris, of Coquille, Bpent several
hours visiting and shopping in
town Tuesday.
IDLEYLD PARK
rvv.ttnvlw n-"'n fvmnlv Rwclnll
lm.tfvin PA"1' Or. intv 2
Mr. MP-' Mr. Hl-lr "f rbii'"
snnt PimhIm'' ben. Air. TUnlr i
onnnectod with the Standard Oil
co",nnny.
Mr. nnd Mrs Flmer Wnhln of
Eureka sn"nt lnd week vlsl'liur
fieorne Rehl nnd fnnllv here. Mr1
Pe( retiiriieil to ureka lo visit
Mr nnd Mrs Ike Flnnnerv.
Miss Murthrt Yeiinit. M. Kinllv
Vouni ptit Mrs. Iii7.l Clark, nil
of Ojikiiiiwi. weiv picnickers at the
p:"t Sundav
Mr nnd Mr. n. O Clark. Mr.
nnd M'i. Ulrieh nnd Mr. and Mrs.
fninmin-s of Roseburg spent Sim
dp' here
Mr nnd Mrs. vtUhm outer
Mned a tnrt of friends nt a pic
nic here Snndav.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pnnner spent
Sidav on the North TTmnmin.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alv'n Knndtso" vis
Ited reb'tives on the North Ump
qui Sundav.
Rov rcdarstrnm. formerW of
Hosehnrp, hu now located ni
Mnrshf'eld. with bis wife, was the
truest of Mr. end Mrs. Maco Span
cnlfn here Sundny.
Mr. nnd Mr. A. J. Ynuncr of
UoMehirrr and Hen Wine of Abbots
ford. Wis., pnent the week-end at
"'b'yld, reporting n good catch of;
fish. I
(ieore T nnmls end fumllv of DM
lnrl nnd llnrrv Crln and family j
spent the week-end lice. J
O'' and Mrs. C. H. Wade spent:
P'Midny on Ihe North Uuipqua
river.
Mr. ad Mrs. M. D. Wood of
W. vrtle ('reek spent seveitl davs
recently at the park on their honey
in en n.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Dover and
Mr. end Mn. W. K. (Herhart of
Dow tie v. Cn4 spent Severn I duvs
here lust week. Thev are lo'tktnirj
for fnrm land In this part of thej
cni'titv. )
.1. I.. Turrentlne and family left
Inst week for Ihelr homo In Long!
Heacb. Thev plan to return;
hero In September. I
Mr. and Mrs. Hartv Lobr end:
Mr. Krue pud fumllv spent the;
week-end pt tblr enmp he'.
The North Vmnoun Soc'al club
met here kist Saturdav plcht to j
mob ftn-U nrrtpromont for the
Mir basket dinner the obih Is spon-j
aorlnp en tho Fourth of July. ;
Ellsworth in Grants Pass Harris
Fllsworth. editor of the Roseburg
News-Review, spent today In
Grants Pass on business.
Present Gladioias The bowl of
beautiful gladfolas at the counter
of the News-Review office was
brought In by Sam Starmer from
the Soldiers' home.
From Portland Mr. and Mrs. J.
I". Pillshurv, of the Plllsbury Flour
company In Portland, are spend
ing a few days here on business
and pleasure.
Leave Mercy Hospital Mrs.
Freeland Williams of Melrose and
Anthonv Denn of Camas valley
were discharged yesterday from
Mercy hospital.
Grows Fine Onions Three large
white Bermuda onions, grown by
Harrv Siegel on Mosler-street, are
on display in the windows of the
Roseburg Chamber of Commerce.
Go to Bandon Mr. and Mrs.
James Ceil and son, Jimmy, are
preparing to leave tomorrow eve
nlntr for Bandon, where they will
spend the Fourth visiting Mrs.
Geil's mother, Mrs. A. J. Counts.
Leaves for Los Anqeles Mrs. A.
C. Foster, mother of Mrs. M. E.
Rttter of this city, left yeatordav
for Los Anveles, where she will
sneiui the summer. She has been
the guest of her daughter for some
time.
Miss Wharton Expected Miss
Floret i ce i W it'a rt on , who h as been
teach In; for the past three years
ft Kawanannkoa school In the
Hawaiian Islands. Is expected to ar
rive here tomorrow afternoon to
seend vacuion visiting with rela
tives and friends.
AUTO FLAG SETS
Fancy bolder nnd 5 flags for the
radiator cap. 25c. Also holders for
uho on bumper or on fenders. Alt
sizes In flags. Buv now for use on
the 4-1 li. Carrs. Adv.
Firecrackers
Adv.
at Idleyld park.-
Arundel, rdnnn tuner Phone 1R9-L
Why Suffer With Corhs Pay
Dime Pain Stops And
, Out Comes Corn.
RESULTS GUARANTEED
NEWEST, BEST REMEDY
No bulky doughnut puds or
burning acids get uu euveiope of
O-Juy Corn Walters for a dime.
Thin ns paper, press one on the
corn with finger and It sticks there.
Shoes don't hurt. Pain is gone im
mediately. Dance if you wish, no
bother, funs or danger. Later, in
the bath, out comes corn, callous,
roots and all. Like magic. F.veryone
Is going wild over O-Joys. Broad
way was overjoyed ; you will be,
too. Six O-Juy Wafer for a dlmo
at druggists. Adv.
OLD TIME
DANCE
AT NEW
Evergreen Grange Hall
South of Kelly's Korner
Wednesday Night
JULY 2
Music by the
Whirlwind Orchestra
Public Welcome Tickets 50c
GROWN-UPS SHY AT
SWIMMING SCHOOL
Fntbn-Ia!"i of sone 300 bovt
nnd clrls for the "swim week"
rjien now under wnv it Fmpnua
nark fulled to pnreed to udults for;
whom evening 1pca had been ar-!
ntn-ed. Plee there was not a
lnrco enonah ttendane of older i
nenplo to nfko a suitable class. I
this part of the program has been j
dispensed with.
Tho children are receiving systo
matte Instruction In all degrees of,
swlmmine. from elententarv to ad-1
vanced Iffo-savlni. Jean Eborhart
Celebration
JULY 4
ROWELL GROVE
Ten mile, Oregon
Races, contests, boxing, picnic,
dancing and ball game, horse
shoe pitching.
Sponsored by Tenmlle Grange
Vacation Land Is Callin
Visit the business places listed here. They are fine, clean, successful
concerns operated by alert business people.
Canyon Auto
Camp
' SWIMMING TANK
Garage, Store, Lunch
Room
Nt feature Chicken Dinners.
. Modern in every respect.
CANYON VILLE. ORE. .
Mandy Lou
SERVICE UNEXCELLED
HOME COOKING
A nice place to meet your
friends.
' MYRTLE CREEK, ORE.
Hotel Sutherlin
STRICTLY MODERN
Room with Bath $1.50
Room without Bath 1.00
Luncheon ,50
Turkey and Chicken
Dinners 75
SUTHERLIN, ORE.
Young's
Pharmacy
Fountain, Magazines
Drugs
SUTHERLIN, ORE.
Hiway Coffee
Shop
FOUNTAIN SPECIAL
Double Milk Shakes
Double Malted Shakes
Open Until Midnight
Reasonable Prices.
DRAIN, ORE.
Pause and Refresh
Yourself
AT
The Highway
Pharmacy.
OAKLAND, ORE.
Perfect Fountain Service
Sunset Beach
COOS BAY
Deep Sea Fishing, Swimming,
Boating, Modern Cottages,
Children's Play Ground.
Excellent Dining Room
Lunch Counter
There Is No Wind at
' Sunset
SUNSET BAY RESORT CO.
Charleston, Ore.
Sutherlin Garage
We both will be satisfied.
Greasing, Oiling and
Storage
AU Work Guaranteed
SUTHERLIN, ORE.
Moore Bros.
Grocery
Opposite Roseburg '
Auto Camp
i
Tourist Supplies
Fresh Fruits and Groceries
ROSEBURG '
Riverside Store
Confectionery, ' Groceries.
Richfield, Shell Gas
and Oils :
Your Patronage Appreciated
EDENBOWER
If you or your friends intend
locating in Roseburg or the
Umpqua Valley
THIS OFFICE IS FOR YOUR
CONVENIENCE
City Homes, Acreage,
Farms
E. G. Kingwell
' Next to the Chamber of
Commorce
ROSEBURG, OREGON
On the Road to the County's
Best Fishing Grounds
GROCERIES
Red Crown Gasoline
and Oils
Dale W. Hatfield
DIXONVILLE, ORE.
R3
"By The Sea"
The Beach Resort of Southern Oregon
Spend your summer vacation at Bandon "By-the-Sea." Oregon's most beautiful beach re
sort invites you. Every out-door pleasure awaits you; golf, boating, fishing and highway
drives of startling beauty. Fine surf -bathing and agate beaches. The Bandon business men
whose advertisements are grouped together on this page, join in welcoming you to Bandon
and pledge themselves to help make your vacation the more enjoyable.
Take a Swim
Heated Ocean Water
Natatorium
Moving Pictures white you
swim.
Wecoma Baths
Open Afternoon and Evening
Strictly Modern Cottages
Ocean View
DANCING
at the
Silver Spray Gardens
Every Wednesday and Satur
day Nitea and Sunday
Afternoon.
ROOMY, COOL AND
REFRESHING
Bandon By the Sea
Auto Camp
FREE SHOWERS
Store and Lunch Room
Archery Range
A. H. ROHDE
New Owner
Bandon Beach
Cottages
2 and 3 rooms strictly
modern, with toilet and
showers. Moderate rates
by the day, week or
month. Store in connec
tion. Write for reserva
tions. Phone 1741
C. A. MACHON, Owner
Bandon Butter and
Cheese
' UNEXCELLED
Visitors are always welcome
to visit our plant
Bandon Creamery
Tourist Headquarters
at
Dunham's
of course
Complete Line of Groceries
The Nyal Store
General line of Drugs, Sta
tionery, Films & Developing.
Toilet Articles Souvenirs,
Glassware, Gifts.
Prescriptions Our Specialty.
BANDON DRUG CO.
City Meat Market
Dealer in All Kinds of
Fresh and Cured Meats
SPECIALTIES
Poultry, Sea Foods, Milk
Butter and Eggs
GEORGE ERDMAN, Owner.
For All Drug
Needs
When at Bandon-by-the-Sea
Fuhrman & Shindler, Inc.
REXALL DRUG STORE
Perrott Cottages
On the Ocean Drive
Furnished and Unfurnish
ed Cabins.
STRICTLY MODERN
Municipal Auto
Park
CITY OF BANDON
Campers Welcome
Wood, Water, Light
Furnished
RATES 50c PER OAY
On your way to the beach
stop at the
Square Deal Service
Station
On the Coos Bay Hiway
Lunches Groceries, Free
Camp Grounds, Gas
and Oils.
CAMAS VALLEY, ORE.