The evening news., August 21, 1919, Page 6, Image 6

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f br Owners Counter-balance your
engines ana reauce tne constant
rific, trouble-making vibration that
creates wear and eats up engine power
.i Thouaande of Ford enalnee (9
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counterbalance! i mlU Counterbalances A counter- H
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Licensed tinder Dunn Patent 12-4-I7
Ideal Counterbalances are unquestionably No drilling no machinery
the most important accessory ever brouHht
out for Fords. They can be easily installed
in an hour's time simply by removing the
bottom plate from the crank-case. You
don't have to take engine out of frame.
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no special
wrenches reouircd. Ideal Counterbalances
fit your Ford crank-shaft accurately once
in place they positively cannot come loose,
slip, break or fly to pieces. Guaranteed to
give complete satisfaction or price refunded.
$9.75
Drop in any time TOMORROW and hear an interesting talk on
Counterbalancing by a factory representative.
F W. A. BURR & SONS. Ford Adts., Roseburg
Live-wire Doings of City i
itn Marring!' lic'iiu
C. J. Maiintni; und Allvo Fllloy,
both residents of this county, pro-'
cured a nmrrluKo licenses yesterday.
KfMctNl ltiM'k TomIkIiI.
Miss "1 tort ha. MopkhiH, whiv Iiiik
lPun riHftfnp at Seuttlo and Port
Innd, 1b expected to roturn to Itoso
hurK tonight.
Tny ftmull FhifH
Wan. Alden, I'nrk Ilrothin. .1. I.
Ijovo and Sam Cuontz yi'Htniday
paid flnoH of $1 each for fallurn to
oltnervo the roquircimmts of the ve
hicle ordinance.
i4m-s to j(trdliier
MIkh Atfenn Pltehford, county
ju von lie officer, left IhmI nlf.U ffr
Cinrriinor, where th will Hpend hc?v
orul dayH iitltndhiK to official lutHi-
nen8.
Jrf'fl, for Const
Oialrlct Attorney Oorne Xminnr.
and It II. ltulhvinklir and wile left
this innrnliiK for WlndieHter Hay.
whoro they will Hpend a week or ten
days onjoyhiK a brief vacation.
Here From 01yiiiiia.
MImh Mary Clounh. daimhter of
C. II. CiiiiikIi, arrived in thin cily
today funi OUinpla. Wash., to en
joy a vitrit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. CloiiKh Met'i t'reek.
Mitrrlcil In Niithrrlin.
A pleasant ocial affair too'
' plnrn In Snthcrlin at hi;h noon hint
See the Beautiful
Bed Spreads
We are now showing a full line in plain, escalloped
and cut corners at very low prices:
$1.98, $2.49, $2.98, $3.98
$4.98, $5.90, $6.50
ANOTHER NEW tOT OF
Georgette Waists
$4.98, $5.90, $6.90;
Buying constantly from us means utmost economy.
7 S? 7 X?
Incorporated
Saturday when Holla M. Wilson and
Minn H;len Shaver wore qiriutly
marriod at th home of the brides
parents, Mayor and Mrs. I. V. Han
ker. Ships 'at tic and J rain.
tat tie and Krain shipments from
Snthcrlin during the past week in
dicate that the fanners anil slock
nnscrs are doing their part toward
supply in k the food demand of the
country, says the Sutiierlin Sun. K.
It Wnlt, l ho well-knox :u raisor.
sliippecl three car loads of cattle
last Thursday and Friday and one
on Monday. On Krid. y and Satur
day, five airloads of wheat were
stripped, the sh Uppers being Jesse
Shamhrnk. W. Kamp and The Su
t !:ei I In Km it C, rower s Association.
Postal I tola! ions lsnincl.
I'ostal money orders to the a
motiut of $10it each can once more
be sent from the Tnited Slates to
Norway. Sweden. Denmark, The No
I her lands, and Switzerland, accord
ing to an offirial bulletin just re
ceived at the Hoschurg post office.
Hming the recent war. the govern
ment reduced the maximum amount
that could be h'M to those countries
lo $:!) for a single order. The gov
ernment has also removed the war
time requirement that a post office
t ssii in a money older for payment
In a foreign country had to certify
that the money was mot for tltc
benefit of an alien enomy or for
commercial purposes involving ene
m 1 railesuien.
im T m i:ii:d.
The funeral services for Hurroll
A gee. the Intant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harley Agee, ol 1 :t Court St..
were held this morning from the
Undertaking Parlors. Kev. Quick ot
lictating at the service which was
followed by interment in the Civil
Mend Cemetery. The child which
was born October I. I '. I s died yes
terday after a short illness.
xkw Tonw.
l-'Olt KKNT Modern five-room
'bungalow . dose in I nqirlre, at
News office
TOMoKltnw
Marguerite Clark
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"Mittle Miss Hoover"
Two Gun Trixie
51 L'Ko Comedy
Pathe
News
Saturday Enid Kennctt in Fuss and Feathers
LOST Masonic :t-'nd degree watch
1 ,.,.,.. .n.M..t,i lln.l.n- t,I.Mia.
leave at this office.
1 .OST On business st reels of city.
$T.:. in paper money. Kinder please
le;i e i News office and receive
rew ;inl from lady
.:1H;Kv ATKU FA K M - At Myrtle
Creek. Oregon, breeders of Jersey
cuttle Foundation slock from
lops of Island of Jersey.
I .OST On Peer ('reek rond. be
t ecu Itoseburg arid Dimville,
large Cutsvold black-faced ewe.
Keward Frank llerctls, lit. I.
1mv M, l?,we)"M"
FOR SA 1-K I'arlor organ In good
condition, cheap; also lot of Mil
sjou fruit Jars and some houso-l-ohl
articles. Inquire, 412 Flood
Street,
FOR S.M.F Uartlelt pears, 7 rc per
eo. delivered;. f0c box at Or
chnr also peaches $ 1 a bushel.
J T Spaugh, I.ooklngglass. Vhmie
t :u-
i FOU S.M.K One John IVero dou
tle disc plow, as good as new :
i 2 -bottom. LM-in. disc. Hound Pral
' rie lianch. Hound Prairie,
FOltnaH l-'Olt HKN'T IT-ood Ford
nut os will be rented to carer ,
respon si Mo pi rt ten wh o under
stand how to handle the machine.
O. K. Ctarnne. ner r tourist auto
camp ground.
Riddle Starts Cut-off Fight
(Continued from I'aoa One.)
the members of ihe state highway
commission nod adopting th pr
juiit location of the road as perma
nent. This resoutln wag Jjaie
Kurded by the comuilHslon which
in deied (plana prepared, called for
'ds and varied the contract for
improvement lo J I. J. Hildoburn.
lor the sum of tH ','.', 9 .
t lii t-of-Way
The complaint setH Corth that the
county must provide tliH rlRht-of-v
ay and tntU it has not as yot pur
chased the land needed. It has ex
pended the funds at Its command
tnd wll hout exceeding its constitu
tional M inflation of Indebtedness
will be unable lo obtain niifficlent
money th buy the rfpht -of-v:ay.
Also It has adopted the present
route und has pone on record as
opposing any chance. The plaintiff
further aile;ea that the new road
Is a duplicate of the roads now in
uhu and will be of no benefit. The
present highways. It is claimed
penetrate the farming communities
of the district and that the new
location will m only an added bur
den and expense. It Is also set
fjrth that a new bridge will lie ne
i essary at a large expense to the
tav payors with no returns. The
two roads now in use must be main
iainod and the construction and im
provement of the proposed highway
will be an added sot.rce of expense
to all taxpayers of the county and
sfie. it is alleged, -i Is also claim
ed that the stJte commission ha?
power to purchase rights of way
fur no v. locations.
f Tot.unLsmfon Kiijolncd.
The olainiiff uslis that the court
enjoin the hlghv ay coi.imisalon and
county court from changing or at
templing to change the route of the
Pacific highway through Riddle and
also f i oin procuring any rights-of-way
along the proposed Hue, also
that the contract bo declared Illegal
and void and that the secretary of
state and state treasurer be enjoined
from issuing vouchers und warrunts
for work on the new location.
The plaintiff is endeavoring to
hasten the caso through the courts
and the sheriff has been requested
to complete the service aH quickly
us possible as It is quite certain that
a hearing will be hold soon before
Judge Hamilton and that the matter
will be cnrrled to the supreme court
by either side.
MAKING ; I C )IAH iCA L S I'll YE Y.
Dr. Warren Smith, head tof the
department of geology at the Uni
versity of Oregon and E. G. Sin
clair, geologist of the Oregon Stato
bureau of mines are making un ex
tensive study of t;ie geology of the
coast range mountains In western
Oregon this summer. Dr. Smith
and Mr. Sinclair are now working
In the Fmpnua district, west of
Hosehurg. following the stream thru
to Handon. A second party Is head
ed by Clarence B. Osborne, who Is
.Mrs. Ira tanhum, mother or Mrs.
Ed Roberts lof this' city, passed
away at her nome in Marshfield,
.Monday afternoon after a proloned
llness of sevenl years. Death was
due to cancer from which she had
been suffering for some time. She
was 58 years of ago. Tier daughter,
Mrs. Roberts left- this city about
three mXmths ago to go to the bed
side of her mother.
head of the oil investigations and Is
engaged In studying and mapping
the Sluslaw section.
J. A. Johnson, of this city, was 1
yesterday committed to the state '
Insane asylum and was taken to that
institution today. He has been
flklng treatments at the Roscburg
Sanltarlbm for several weeks, but
his condition has not Improved.
Summer-Time
Drinks!
In the hot weather when
you serve lemonade, grape
Juice or other hot weather
beverages somehow It tastes
better If served In a glass
of shapely design. Cut glass
sparkling crystal; set of six
glasses priced $2.50 to
fC.OO. A fine showing of
sherbet dishes. Water sets
In a variety of designs.
SEE OUU WINDOWS
BUBAR BROS,
Jewelers and Optometrlsta
JACKSON STREET
Definite Tangible
Peace
How thankful are nil nnttons, for
n definite tangible pence. The stress
of war taught many lessons, among
them; greater efficiency, intensive
production and thrift qualities
worthy of constant practice, not
only In war tlinej. but in times of
peace.
ThePoseburgNatioridl Bank
R o sebur , Ore.
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Duds
for
Men
Announcing the
Arrival of
A. E. Anderson
& Co's. line of
Made-to-Measure
Samples of
Fall and
Winter, 1919-20.
On display for
Your inspection.
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TALMADGE
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"The Probation Wife"
fiss TiiImnlRC Is at her lcst in this
Hiyu Skookum ,
A 1 truce Scenic
Once a Mason
Shlney Drew Comedy
Sunday Only Lieut. Lamar Tooze in Person
THIS IS IMPORTANT!
If you want to save on your foot
wear costs, YOU MUST BUY NOW
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THE MID-SEASON ECONOMY CLEARANCE
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Now Being Held at THE BOOTERIE Offers You the Opportunity
In this rapid clean-up you will find style after style on sale at prices way
below present wholesale cost and in many cases less than half the price
it would cost us to replace the same shoes. Tomorrow will see the big
gest day of the sale so far. Our prices are compelling. You'll buy two or
more pairs when you look them over. Don't put it off, come at once.
Men's and ladies' white tennis oxfords OA Men's oxfords sizes 6, 6 1-2, 7 and f t(
On sale ab Oy 7 1-2, on sale I.4y
Ladies' white canvas shoes i no Ladies' patent leather dress shoes, cloth n nr
On sale at V0 tops, button or lace, all sizes, on sale i-.VO
Ladies' gray kid shoes with cloth tops, all gray Ladies' brown or black kid shoes, with white
kid oxfords, pray suede pumps. Sold A AC cloth tops, 1-2 Louis heel, would be an o o a
before up to $7.50, on sale extraordinary value at $6 today, on sale X0y
Many Other Bargains Not Listed Here, Be Sure to See Them
R0SEBURG BOOTERIE
Shoes That Satisfy and Fit the Feet IRVIN BRUNN Perkins Building, Cass Street
Try our repair department. Bring us your shoes to be repaired. See the difference
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